And So They Were Married

Synopsis

In the heartwarming romantic comedy 'And So They Were Married' from 1936, directed by Elliott Nugent, a recently divorced couple, 'Florrie' played by Mary Astor and Charles Ruggles's character 'Walter', accidentally discover they are still legally married. Filled with witty banter and charming moments, the film follows their humorous attempts to navigate this unexpected situation while trying to move on with their lives. As Florrie and Walter navigate their newfound marital status, they discover more about themselves and each other, leading to unexpected consequences and heartwarming realizations.

Cast

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  Melvyn Douglas

  Stephen Blake

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  Mary Astor

  Edith Farnham

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  Edith Fellows

  Brenda Farnham

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  Jackie Moran

  Tommy Blake

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  Donald Meek

  Hotel Manager

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  Dorothy Stickney

  Miss Alma Peabody

Reviews

Critics praised 'And So They Were Married' for its delightful script and charismatic performances by Mary Astor and Charles Ruggles. Rotten Tomatoes applauded the film for its endearing portrayal of love and second chances. IMDb users commended the chemistry between the lead actors and the film's lighthearted approach to a complex situation. Despite some critics finding the plot predictable, the overall consensus was positive, with many viewers appreciating the film's timeless charm. Metacritic mentioned the film's nostalgic appeal and its ability to resonate with audiences even decades after its initial release.