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L'ultima coppia sposata

Titolo originale: The Last Married Couple in America
  • 1980
  • R
  • 1h 43min
VALUTAZIONE IMDb
5,4/10
774
LA TUA VALUTAZIONE
L'ultima coppia sposata (1980)
Comedy

Mari e Jeff Thompson iniziano a dubitare del proprio matrimonio quando ogni coppia che conoscono si separa.Mari e Jeff Thompson iniziano a dubitare del proprio matrimonio quando ogni coppia che conoscono si separa.Mari e Jeff Thompson iniziano a dubitare del proprio matrimonio quando ogni coppia che conoscono si separa.

  • Regia
    • Gilbert Cates
  • Sceneggiatura
    • John Herman Shaner
  • Star
    • George Segal
    • Natalie Wood
    • Richard Benjamin
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  • VALUTAZIONE IMDb
    5,4/10
    774
    LA TUA VALUTAZIONE
    • Regia
      • Gilbert Cates
    • Sceneggiatura
      • John Herman Shaner
    • Star
      • George Segal
      • Natalie Wood
      • Richard Benjamin
    • 10Recensioni degli utenti
    • 11Recensioni della critica
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    George Segal
    George Segal
    • Jeff Thompson
    Natalie Wood
    Natalie Wood
    • Mari Thompson
    Richard Benjamin
    Richard Benjamin
    • Marv Cooper
    Arlene Golonka
    Arlene Golonka
    • Sally Cooper
    Allan Arbus
    Allan Arbus
    • Al Squib
    Marilyn Sokol
    Marilyn Sokol
    • Alice Squib
    Oliver Clark
    Oliver Clark
    • Max Dryden
    Priscilla Barnes
    Priscilla Barnes
    • Helena Dryden
    Dom DeLuise
    Dom DeLuise
    • Walter Holmes
    Valerie Harper
    Valerie Harper
    • Barbara
    Bob Dishy
    Bob Dishy
    • Howard
    Mark Lonow
    Mark Lonow
    • Tom
    Sondra Currie
    Sondra Currie
    • Lainy
    Robert Wahler
    • Rick
    Catherine Hickland
    Catherine Hickland
    • Rebecca
    Charlene Ryan
    • Oriana
    Murphy Dunne
    • Dr. Schallert
    David Rode
    • Andy Thompson
    • Regia
      • Gilbert Cates
    • Sceneggiatura
      • John Herman Shaner
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    9GOWBTW

    Be happy in your relationship

    Natalie Wood was best known for her childhood role in "Miracle on 34th Street". And don't forget the sexual revolution film, "Bob & Carol & Ted & Alice". I'm this film it is quite similar, only with morals to back it up. George Segal and Natalie Wood play Jeff and Mari Thompson, a married couple with three boys. They have friends who are married. Then suddenly, each one they knew have separated or divorced. And they began to question their own relationship. Their marriage is tested when Maria's friend Barbara(Valerie Harper) comes into town, and hits on Jeff. Knowing to be very faithful to his wife, he would brush her off. Until one night, he did the deed. After getting a STD, Mari decided to do the same. The only thing they could get back together is with a friend's birthday party. This movie has got a great cast and great scenes. Dom Deluise was great. And I couldn't picture Valerie Harper as a blonde. She did look great though. And my favorite scene was the birthday surprises. Taking Jeff to his hangout, and flashing him when he was unaware of the fur coat suspicion. It's a very good movie, I enjoyed every moment of it. 3.5 out of 5 stars
    5preppy-3

    Not too bad

    Jeff (George Segal) and Mari (Natalie Wood) Thompson are a happily married couple...but all the other married couples they know are divorced or separated and seem happy being single. It leads them to start questioning their own marriage and if they really are happy.

    I only caught this for Natalie Wood. This film was not a success (I remember it bombed badly back in 1980) and it was Wood's second to last theatrical film. It's not as bad as I've heard but no great movie either. It has a LOT of sex talk and jokes and bed hopping (this was pre-AIDS) but surprisingly no nudity till the very end. In fact, it plays a lot like an R rated sitcom. The script actually isn't bad--it perfectly captures the late 1970s styles, language and attitude towards sex and marriage. But, it cops out at the end and becomes VERY conventional. Pretty typical for a Hollywood sex comedy. The cast is very attractive--Segal overacts but in an endearing way, Wood is just great and looks fantastic (it's surprising to hear her swear!} and Valerie Harper is excellent as a sexually liberated woman. The biggest problem here is that it's never really funny. It's only mildly amusing at best. Still if you're interested in the 1970s and their view of sex you'll probably like this. I give it a 5.
    5gridoon

    Neither the "last" nor the "best" of its genre.

    "The Last Married Couple In America" is a misfire, and a waste of a perfectly good cast. In fact, the great chemistry between George Segal and Natalie Wood is the only thing that forces me to give this movie a ** rating, instead of the more appropriate *1/2. But to be a movie exclusively about marriage and not to be able to present even one meaningful insight into the subject in more than 100 minutes is quite a feat, indeed!
    2chconnol

    Dated, Terrible Movie but It's Agenda is Prophetic....

    See "The Last Married Couple in America" with "Serial" (released around the same time...) and you get a good idea of what ideas were floating around during the late 70s and early 80s.

    Though both films are not very good and they are horribly dated (in a fun way) they reflect a post 60s hangover attitude that's interesting in light of what occurred in 1980 with the election of Ronald Reagan.

    Many thought that the 60s was going to usher in a whole new perspective and enlightenment to the masses. The use of drugs and free love was supposed to push all people's barriers down and out and a new world was to be created. Most people may not have completely shared in that feeling but there was a strong feeling of new and better things were going to happen.

    But of course it didn't. People were burned out in the 70s and reality settled in: drugs, free love...it didn't change much at all. And in some cases, it made things worse by making it all so confusing. People who thought that the 60s were going to make everything better were disillusioned to find that nothing fundamental had really changed at all.

    That's where "The Last Married Couple in America" and "Serial" take their cues. Both movies start off by trying to be "risky", "edgy" and "daring" by using a lot of four letter words and pseudo-risqué sex scenes (all pretty conventional, actually). The jokes are just sitcom material spiced up with "naughty" words.

    In the end, both movies end with a very comfortable reaffirmation of the family/marriage unit and a rejection of the sexual revolution.

    OK...so there might be some ripe material made out of this. But neither of these two is it, especially "The Last Married Couple in America". It's another one of those lame 70s comedies like "Silver Bears" with Cybil Shepherd. These are the types of films that even when they were released, I couldn't figure out who would pay money to see them.
    6mrb1980

    R-rated Sitcom is a Time Capsule of the Late 70s

    When I was watching "The Last Married Couple in America" recently, I made note of the uninhibited anything-goes attitudes that it exhibited, so typical of the late 1970s. There were open relationships, bawdy parties, rampant divorce, and all manner of outrageous behaviors that typified that era.

    Mari (Natalie Wood) and Jeff (George Segal) are a happy married California couple that stays together despite all of their friends going through divorces and various personal crises. When Jeff cheats on Mari with a mutual acquaintance (Valerie Harper), the couple separates and tries the single life. Naturally, they reunite after discovering that being single isn't so great after all, and all is happy with their family and the world.

    This movie certainly has a great cast (including Richard Benjamin, Priscilla Barnes, Bob Dishy, and Dom DeLuise) but its story line is almost like a TV show transplanted into an R-rated movie. There are plenty of laughs and some pretty good scenes (including a crazy party scene toward the end), but I was left feeling that I had just watched a 1970s sitcom with some salty language and sex scenes thrown in. The supporting cast is very good, with Richard Benjamin outrageously funny as one of Segal's divorcing friends, and a very young and attractive Priscilla Barnes. Watching the film was a pleasant experience and it was nice to re-live early 1980, but in the end it wasn't anything really special.

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      The outdoor LA fast-food restaurant seen in the film was the Original Tommy's Burgers which first opened in 1946 on the corner of Rampart and Beverly.
    • Versioni alternative
      NBC edited 6 minutes from this film for its 1985 network television premiere.
    • Connessioni
      Featured in Sneak Previews: The Last Married Couple in America/Cruising/Just Tell Me What You Want/Hero At Large/Saturn 3 (1980)
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      We Could Have It All
      Music by Charles Fox

      Lyrics by Norman Gimbel

      Performed by Maureen McGovern

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    • Data di uscita
      • 8 febbraio 1980 (Stati Uniti)
    • Paese di origine
      • Stati Uniti
    • Lingua
      • Inglese
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    • Luoghi delle riprese
      • Beverly Gardens Park - 9439 Santa Monica Blvd., Beverly Hills, California, Stati Uniti(photograph)
    • Azienda produttrice
      • Universal Pictures
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    • Lordo Stati Uniti e Canada
      • 12.835.544 USD
    • Fine settimana di apertura Stati Uniti e Canada
      • 2.454.289 USD
      • 10 feb 1980
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