Irreconcilable Differences

Triple Trouble ( Irreconcilable Differences ) is an American comedy film directed by Charles Shyer from the year 1984.

Action

Professor of cinema Albert Brodsky and amateur writer Lucy Van Patten get to know when they are traveling. They get married and have a daughter, Casey.

Some years later, Albert is the successful director, he flirts with actress Blake Chandler. His marriage is in a crisis. Casey Asks to be separated from their parents, resulting in a lawsuit. Intimate details of the relationship be revealed in court.

Reviews

Roger Ebert wrote in the Chicago Sun - Times, the film was one of the " funniest " and " intelligent " films of the year 1984. Drew Barrymore is the right candidates for their role because they this role with "serious serenity " ( "grave calm" ) games. It would have been a mistake when they would try to be funny. Ryan O'Neal am not one of the favorite actors of Ebert, but he had the right cast his role and he played this role well.

Georg Seeßlen wrote in his book, Drew Barrymore, the film tells a " filial emancipation history" and was " plenty of sentimental ".

Awards

Shelley Long and Drew Barrymore were nominated in 1985 for a Golden Globe Award. Drew Barrymore was in 1985 nominated for the Young Artist Award.

Background

Produced with a budget of approximately 5 million U.S. dollars movie played in the cinemas of the USA an approximately 12.4 million U.S. dollars.

1984 in film Screenplay Nancy Meyers Film score Chicago Sun-Times
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