Hayley Mills - The Family Way - 1966 - DVDRip - Xvid
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IMDb number: 0060395 (search for other releases)
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The Family Way - 1966
Starring: Hayley Mills, John Mills, Hywel Bennett, Marjorie Rhodes
Musical Score by Paul McCartney
Video: DVDRip converted to Xvid, 25fps
Audio: English, mp3
http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0060395
IMDB Rating: 7.7/10
Genre: Comedy/Drama/Romance
Awards: 5 wins
Plot: Compassionate look at the troubles of two young newlyweds, who\'s marriage has yet to be consummated. A delightful portrait of two young-marrieds trying to make a new family unit in the shadow of the old, against nosy villagers, business associates, doting parents, and their own shyness. While it is a particular marriage, much of what happens is relevant to marriage generally. First their wedding night is ruined by a crude practical joke that makes the bed collapse, the travel agent they hired to plan their honeymoon absconds with their money and they find themselves forced to live for the first few weeks of their marriage in the home of one set of in-laws, with little or no privacy. The film deals with these predicaments in s sympathetic, human way; with insight, delicacy, good nature and good humor.
Starring: Hayley Mills, John Mills, Hywel Bennett, Marjorie Rhodes
Musical Score by Paul McCartney
Video: DVDRip converted to Xvid, 25fps
Audio: English, mp3
http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0060395
IMDB Rating: 7.7/10
Genre: Comedy/Drama/Romance
Awards: 5 wins
Plot: Compassionate look at the troubles of two young newlyweds, who\'s marriage has yet to be consummated. A delightful portrait of two young-marrieds trying to make a new family unit in the shadow of the old, against nosy villagers, business associates, doting parents, and their own shyness. While it is a particular marriage, much of what happens is relevant to marriage generally. First their wedding night is ruined by a crude practical joke that makes the bed collapse, the travel agent they hired to plan their honeymoon absconds with their money and they find themselves forced to live for the first few weeks of their marriage in the home of one set of in-laws, with little or no privacy. The film deals with these predicaments in s sympathetic, human way; with insight, delicacy, good nature and good humor.
