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However, Hart is planning to go straight, due to his marriage plans.
There doesn't seem to be one solid, lasting marriage or relationship in the entire show - everyone is broken up and on the prowl - hardly a true reflection of all Americans.
A woman leaves her husband after many years of marriage, has a breakdown in front of a real estate office.
I couldn't see that warm, generous side of Emma, which drives the reader to love her: The patience and warmth she shows to her father; the closeness between her and Mrs Weston, which demonstrates her willingness to put her friend's happiness above her own (as she sacrifices the only equal companion in her household by forwarding Miss Taylors marriage).
He is afraid the marriage is a threat to his cushy job in the family business and decides to arrange Ron's bachelor party.
I give this marriage 3 years and thats stretching it.
Her aunt (by marriage we are left to presume) is trying to track down her long lost family in Europe.
All three actors do a fine job in this movie about 3 friends, the marriage of two of them and infidelity involving the third.
The topics that were discussed: death, marriage, non-traditional families, new to neighborhoods, moving away were related to children and adults in a manner easy for 2-99 year old to understand and relate to.
The only positive thing to come out of this mess is Charlie and Denise's marriage.
A little clue--arranged marriage does not mean that the girl has to take the first guy her parents set her up with.
Nor will she be shunned by the community if the marriage doesn't work out. 5.
Retrograde to the point of being offensive, LTR suggests that monogamy and marriage are the preferred path to salvation for sad, lonely, sex-crazed gays.
This movie was okay, but it certainly defeats the claim that homosexuals are "born that way," especially when a woman can exit out of an unhappy marriage and just fall into the arms of another woman.
The marriage proposal, the fortune teller...gone.
But there may be a way they can break the curse, unfortunately for the Fletcher family it could potentially cost them their marriage, daughter and possibly even their very lives.
Somewhere around the middle there is a ridiculously-timed marriage proposal; sort of like "Where is the Kid hiding??!!
A Polish/English language barrier and a series of coincidences leads Buster into a marriage with a large Irish woman, who (along with her father and brothers) treat him shabbily until they think he may be an heir to a fortune.
This makes them look/sound they are anything but ready for marriage, and yet, I know these disagreements are all part of life.
Directed by VINCENT MINELLI, you kinda wonder if he really became this overly involved in minute detail because of his marriage to worry wart JUDY GARLAND.
The machinations of one half of a pair (of husband/wife, ex-husband/ex-wife) to get the other back at the threat of marriage to another, divorce, or an eventual separation by means of jealousy, humiliation, or other schemes had been done much better in classics such as HIS GIRL Friday and THE PHILADELPHIA STORY.
Arthur, photographed in a gauzy, movie-magazine fashion, either wants alimony from ex-husband William Powell or another shot at marriage, but I never felt for her because the character is just a string of wisecracks (she's the type of heroine prone to comical curiousness, but once inside a morgue--like all women in these '30's comedies--she faints).
For example Jane & Mr Rochester have hardly spoken & suddenly he is proposing marriage!!!
A rich and young guy undergoes a heart transplant the day after his marriage, and he is somehow witnessing his own surgery and the plot of his surgeons to kill him.
I also can't believe that they eliminated Edward's great marriage proposal scene from the end of the book, one of the most moving moments in literature.
I hope the relationship lasts, but I really feel that the marriage was rushed and for all the wrong reasons.
Maybe now they can take a breath and find the right reasons to be married from within the marriage.
Department store clerk Betsy Drake is in love with the idea of babies and marriage, pinning her hopes on women's magazines until she spies super-bait in the form of sleek bachelor Cary Grant.
Her father (Eugene Palette) is determined to stop the marriage and has her kidnapped by pilot Steve Collins (James Cagney.
They failed to understand that God is the author of beauty and He is the Creator of passion and sexual gratification in the proper context of marriage bonds.
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