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Merci d'avoir été ma femme (1979) Alan J. Pakula - Starting over (11.1978 / 1979)

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Overview

User Rating:

6.5/10 1,705 votes »

Popularity:

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Director:

Alan J. Pakula

Writers:

Dan Wakefield (based on the novel by)
James L. Brooks (screenplay)

Contact:

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Release Date:

7 May 1980 (France) See more »

Genre:

Comedy | Romance See more »

Tagline:

Phil Potter would like to straighten out his life...One way, or the other.

Plot:

A divorced man falls in love, but somehow he can't get over his ex-wife. This affects his love life in comic ways. Based on Dan Wakefield's novel. Full summary » | Add synopsis »

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Awards:

Nominated for 2 Oscars. Another 5 nominations See more »

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User Reviews:

A smart, sophisticated movie that unfortunately palls with 30 minutes to go See more (31 total) »

Cast

(in credits order) (verified as complete)

	Burt Reynolds	...	Phil Potter
	Jill Clayburgh	...	Marilyn Holmberg
	Candice Bergen	...	Jessica Potter
	Charles Durning	...	Michael (Mickey) Potter
	Frances Sternhagen	...	Marva Potter
	Austin Pendleton	...	Paul
	Mary Kay Place	...	Marie
	MacIntyre Dixon	...	Dan Ryan
	Jay O. Sanders	...	Larry (as Jay Sanders)
	Charles Kimbrough	...	Salesman
	Richard Whiting	...	Everett
	Alfie Wise	...	Workshop Member
	Wallace Shawn	...	Workshop Member
	Sturgis Warner	...	John Morganson
	Mary Catherine Wright	...	Student 1 (as Mary C. Wright)
	Daniel Stern	...	Student 2
	George Hirsch	...	Student 3
	Ian Martin	...	Doorman
	Aerin Asher	...	Lord & Taylor Lady
	Ben Pesner	...	Victor
	Mort Marshall	...	Room Service Waiter
	Gilmer McCormick	...	Stephanie
	Helen Stenborg	...	Older Woman
	Michael Kaufman	...	Clerk
	Marvin Lichterman	...	Husband
	Anne De Salvo	...	Wife
	Connie Fleming	...	Babysitter
	Alison Stevens	...	Marie's Daughter
	Michael McDermott	...	Marie's Son
	Russell Horton	...	Man #2
	Harold Lamson	...	Mark
	Michael Belleran	...	Small Boy
	Deborah Reagan	...	Young Woman - Young Couple
	Kevin Bacon	...	Husband - Young Couple
	Tara King	...	Checkout Girl
	A.C. Weary	...	Athletic Father
	Lisa Sloan	...	Mother of Kid
	Gaby Glatzer	...	Kid
	Thomas James Riselli	...	Key Maker
	Harriet Rawlings	...	Bloomingdale's Crowd
	Simon McQueen	...	Bloomingdale's Crowd
	Stacy Holiday	...	Bloomingdale's Crowd
	Nadine Darling	...	Bloomingdale's Crowd
	Kitty Muldoon	...	Bloomingdale's Couple
	John Murray	...	Bloomingdale's Couple
	Eric Geier	...	Bloomingdale's Couple
	Sol Schwade	...	Man in Market
	Tony Romano	...	Boston Man (as Anthony Romano)
rest of cast listed alphabetically:
	Matteo Cafiso	...	Pupil at School (uncredited)
	Laurie Gould	...	Piano Instructor (uncredited)

Directed by
Alan J. Pakula

Writing credits
Dan Wakefield		(based on the novel by)
James L. Brooks		(screenplay)

Produced by
James L. Brooks	....	producer
Isabel Halliburton	....	associate producer (as Isabel M. Halliburton)
Alan J. Pakula	....	producer
Douglas Wick	....	associate producer (as Douglas Z. Wick)

Original Music by
Marvin Hamlisch

Cinematography by
Sven Nykvist		(director of photography)

Film Editing by
Marion Rothman		(edited by)

Casting by
Juliet Taylor

Production Design by
George Jenkins

Set Decoration by
Philip Smith		(as Phil Smith)
Harold McConnell Jr.		(uncredited)

Costume Design by
John Boxer

Makeup Department
Frank Bianco	....	hair stylist
Tom Ellingwood	....	makeup artist
Robert Jiras	....	makeup artist (as Bob Jiras)
Mike Maggi	....	makeup artist (as Michael Maggi)
Craig Lyman	....	assistant makeup artist (uncredited)

Production Management
Lindsley Parsons Jr.	....	executive production manager: Paramount (uncredited)

Second Unit Director or Assistant Director
Herb Gains	....	second assistant director
Alex Hapsas	....	assistant director
Lewis Gould	....	dga trainee (uncredited)

Art Department
Michael Bird	....	set dresser
James Halligan	....	construction grip (as Jim Halligan)
Harry Lynott	....	shop craftsman
Michael Molly	....	assistant art director
David Moon	....	chargeman scenic artist (as Dave Moon)
Walter Stocklin	....	property master (as Walter A. Stocklin)

Sound Department
Louis Cerborino	....	sound editor (as Lou Cerborino)
Norman Gay	....	loop editor
Vito L. Ilardi	....	boom operator (as Vito Ilardi)
Marc Laub	....	supervising sound editor (as Marc M. Laub)
Richard Portman	....	re-recording mixer
Denine Rowan	....	assistant sound editor
James Sabat	....	sound mixer
Louis Sabat	....	recordist
Greg Sheldon	....	assistant sound editor
Arthur Bloom	....	boom operator: New York City & Boston (uncredited)
Jack C. Jacobsen	....	sound mixer: New York & Boston (uncredited)
James Perdue	....	sound recordist: New York & Boston (uncredited)

Special Effects by
William Canfield	....	special effects

Stunts
Bobby Bass	....	stuntman
Trudy Clemens	....	stunt woman

Camera and Electrical Department
Anthony Brook	....	first assistant cameraman (as Anthony S. Brooke)
Ricki-Ellen Brooke	....	second assistant cameraman (as Ricki Brooke)
Russell Engels	....	gaffer (as Rusty Engels)
James Finnerty	....	key grip (as Jim Finnerty)
Michael Ginsburg	....	stillman
Fred Schuler	....	camera operator
Michael F. Burke	....	electrician (uncredited)
Gábor Kövér	....	first assistant camera: "b" camera (uncredited)
Micky Wilson	....	gaffer (uncredited)

Casting Department
Sylvia Fay	....	extras casting

Costume and Wardrobe Department
William Loger	....	costumer
Norman Salling	....	wardrobe: Mr. Reynolds'
Rose Trimarco	....	costumer

Editorial Department
Marlayna Franklin	....	assistant editor
Scott Vickrey	....	assistant editor
Kathleen Korth	....	assistant editor (uncredited)

Location Management
Frank Simpson	....	location manager

Music Department
William C. Carruth	....	music editor (as William Carruth)
Dan Wallin	....	music scoring mixer (uncredited)

Transportation Department
William Curry	....	teamster captain

Other crew
Harry Clein	....	executive in charge of publicity
Christopher Cronyn	....	assistant to: Mr. Garrity
William C. Gerrity	....	production executive
Maggie James	....	script supervisor
Adeline Leonard Seakwood	....	production office coordinator (as Adeline Leonard)
Margery Leonard	....	assistant to: Mr. Pakula
Donald Warnock	....	photo double (Austin Pendleton )
Donald Warnock	....	photo double: Austin Pendleton