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Married to It (1993)
While setting up a school pageant, the parents at an elite private academy in New York City with contrastive lifestyles and professional paths reflect on their lives and marriages.
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While setting up a school pageant, the parents at an elite private academy in New York City with contrastive lifestyles and professional paths reflect on their lives and marriages.
Rating:R
Genre:Comedy, Romance
Written By:Janet Kovalcik
In Theaters:3/26/1993
Box Office:$2,059,832
Runtime:112 minutes
Studio:Orion Pictures
Cast
Arthur Hiller
Director
Beau Bridges
John Morden
Stockard Channing
Iris Morden
Robert Sean Leonard
Chuck Bishop
Mary Stuart Masterson
Nina Bishop
Cybill Shepherd
Claire Laurent
Ron Silver
Leo Rothenberg
Don Francks
Sol Chamberlain
Donna Vivino
Lucy Rothenberg
Diane D'Aquila
Madeleine Rothenberg
Chris Wiggins
Dave
Paul Gross
Jeremy Brimfield
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