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The Marrying Man

"Every man has a weakness. For millionaire Charley Pearl she's blonde, beautiful and loves to say "I do"."

April 5, 1991 1h 56m 5.6/10 (122 votes)

Originally released in 1991. The Marrying Man is a action/comedy film. directed by Jerry Rees.

Starring Kim Basinger, Alec Baldwin, and Robert Loggia

Synopsis

Charley Pearl, wealthy heir and gadabout, is slated to marry Adele, the daughter of a Hollywood tycoon. But, during a wild bachelor party in Las Vegas, Charley strikes up a flirtation with nightclub crooner Vicki Anderson that soon leads to her bedroom. When the couple are discovered by Vicki's beau, infamous gangster Bugsy Siegel, he makes a surprising pronouncement -- they'd better marry, or Charley is a dead man.

Quick Facts

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Release Date April 5, 1991 34 years ago
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Runtime 1h 56m 116 minutes total
User Rating 5.6/10 Mixed (122 votes)
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Budget $26M Production budget
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Box Office $12.5M 0.5x return
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Language English Original language
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Country United States of America Production

Director

Production Details

Status
Released
Original Language
EN
Budget
$26,000,000
Revenue
$12,454,768

Production Companies

  • Hollywood Pictures
  • Permut Presentations
  • Silver Screen Partners IV

Frequently Asked Questions

What is The Marrying Man about?

Charley Pearl, wealthy heir and gadabout, is slated to marry Adele, the daughter of a Hollywood tycoon. But, during a wild bachelor party in Las Vegas, Charley strikes up a flirtation with nightclu...

Who directed The Marrying Man?

The Marrying Man was directed by Jerry Rees.

How long is The Marrying Man?

The Marrying Man has a runtime of 1 hours and 56 minutes (116 minutes total).

When was The Marrying Man released?

The Marrying Man was released on April 5, 1991 in theaters.

Who are the main actors in The Marrying Man?

The main cast of The Marrying Man includes Kim Basinger, Alec Baldwin, Robert Loggia, Elisabeth Shue, Armand Assante.

Is The Marrying Man worth watching?

The Marrying Man has a user rating of 5.6/10 based on 122 reviews, indicating mixed reception from audiences.