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Irreconcilable Differences ()


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Alternating between the past and the present, a precocious little girl sues her selfish, career-driven parents for emancipation, surprising them both.

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Albert Brodsky
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Lucy Van Patten Brodsky
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Casey Brodsky
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David Kessler
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Phil Hanner
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Blake Chandler
Hortensia Colorado ...
Maria Hernandez
Kim Marriner ...
Reporter
Wendy Gordon ...
Reporter
Ken Gale ...
Reporter
Deborah Cody ...
Reporter
Marc May ...
Reporter
Steven K. Miller ...
Reporter
Annie Meyers-Shyer ...
Little Girl in Crowd
Lauren Hartman ...
Woman on the Street
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Alan Sluiser
Larry Marko ...
Court Clerk
Lorinne Vozoff ...
Judge Shalack
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Bink
Ida Random ...
Woman at Party
Steffen Zacharias ...
Man at Party
Laura Campbell ...
Uptight Woman
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Tracy
Verna Cornelius ...
Englishwoman at Party
Johna Stewart-Bowden ...
Little Casey
David D'Arnal ...
Waiter
Don Benjamin ...
Whispering Man
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Whispering Woman
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Anchorwoman
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Entertainment Editor
Irving Meyers ...
Man in Bar
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'Gabrielle' Cinematographer
Beverly Reed ...
Dotty
Eloise Hardt ...
Elaine Kessler
Art Bradley ...
Handsome Party Guest
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Ronnie
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Amy (as Laura Winitsky)
Gregory Hodal ...
'Atlanta' Preacher
Carl Byrd ...
'Atlanta' Sound Man
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'Atlanta' Widow
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Howard Kay
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Sally
Dana Kaminski ...
Woman in Dress Shop
Arlin Miller ...
Radio Newscaster (voice)
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Doctor
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Inez (as Minnie Lindsay)
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Assistant (uncredited)
Douglas DuVal ...
Cab Driver (uncredited)
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Molly Hansen ...
Premiere Attendee (uncredited)
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Civil War Soldier (uncredited)
Helen Mallory ...
Woman in Green (uncredited)
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Diner Patron (uncredited)
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Observer (uncredited)

Directed by

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Charles Shyer ... (directed by)

Written by

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Nancy Meyers ... (written by) &
Charles Shyer ... (written by)

Produced by

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Richard Hashimoto ... associate producer
Nancy Meyers ... executive producer
Arlene Sellers ... producer (produced by)
Alex Winitsky ... producer (produced by)

Music by

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Paul de Senneville ... (music by)
Olivier Toussaint ... (music by)

Cinematography by

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William A. Fraker ... director of photography

Editing by

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John F. Burnett

Editorial Department

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Donah Bassett ... negative cutter
Emily Wallin ... apprentice film editor
Mark Winitsky ... assistant editor

Casting By

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Deborah Lucchesi ... (casting)

Production Design by

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Ida Random

Set Decoration by

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Jane Bogart

Costume Design by

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Joe I. Tompkins

Makeup Department

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Ken Chase ... makeup artist
Susan Germaine ... hair stylist

Production Management

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Richard Hashimoto ... production manager

Second Unit Director or Assistant Director

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K.C. Colwell ... second assistant director
Debra DuVal ... dgc trainee
Michael Grillo ... first assistant director

Art Department

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Michael Helmy ... set designer
William Maldonado ... construction coordinator
Paul Rylander ... assistant property master
Steven Westlund ... property master

Sound Department

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David R. Elliott ... sound editor (as David Elliott)
Walter A. Gest ... sound re-recordist
Michael Hilkene ... sound editor
Fred Judkins ... sound editor
William B. Kaplan ... sound mixer
John Kline ... sound editor
Rick Kline ... re-recording mixer
Val Kuklowsky ... sound editor
Robert J. Litt ... re-recording mixer
Joseph A. Mayer ... sound editor (as Joe Mayer)
Earl Sampson ... boom operator
Russ Tinsley ... supervising sound editor
Elliot Tyson ... re-recording mixer
Christopher T. Welch ... supervising sound editor
Alyson Dee Moore ... foley artist (uncredited)

Special Effects by

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Matt Sweeney ... special effects supervisor

Stunts

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Wendy L. Davies ... stunt double (as Wendy Davies)
Robert Dominick Jones ... stunts
Jim Stephan ... stunts (as Jim Stephen)

Camera and Electrical Department

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Gerald H. Boatright ... gaffer
David E. Diano ... first assistant camera: "a" camera (as David Diano)
Gary R. Dodd ... key grip (as Gary Dodd)
Duane Journey ... grip
Jan Koshay ... dolly grip
Carol McCullough ... still photographer
Richard Turner ... second assistant camera
Steve Yaconelli ... camera operator (as Stephen Yaconelli)
Don Yamasaki ... best boy (as Donald Yamasaki)

Casting Department

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Barbara Harris ... voice casting
Deborah Lucchesi ... casting

Costume and Wardrobe Department

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Bill Blass ... wardrobe: for Sam Wanamaker
April Ferry ... costume supervisor
Mort Schwartz ... costumer: men
Anne Marie Thomas Casados ... costumer: women (as Anne Marie Thomas)

Location Management

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Fredrick Baron ... location manager
David C. Thomas ... location manager

Music Department

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Richard Clayderman ... piano solos
Milton Lustig ... music supervisor

Script and Continuity Department

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Betsy Norton ... script supervisor

Transportation Department

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Chuck Hanson ... transportation coordinator
Ron Hardman ... transportation captain (as Ronald Hardman)
Thomas M. Krigbaum ... transportation captain (as Tom Krigbaum)
Rob Riddell ... cast driver

Additional Crew

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Joy Anzarouth ... production coordinator
Bruce A. Block ... filmic consultant
Scott Derrick ... assistant: to Ms Meyers and Mr. Shyer
Amy Howard ... assistant: to Ms Meyers and Mr. Shyer
Karin Howard ... assistant: to Ms Meyers and Mr. Shyer
Elayne D. Lieberman ... assistant to producer (as Elayne Lieberman)
Don Miller ... production accountant
Judith Rheiner ... unit publicist
Rob Riddell ... production assistant
Lucia Schultz ... assistant: to Ms Meyers and Mr. Shyer
Jerome A. Shiell ... technical consultant (as Jerome A. Shiell MD)
Tad Tadlock ... choreographer
Elizabeth Yanoska ... production accountant

Thanks

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Rob Riddell ... the producers wish to thank

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Storyline

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Plot Summary

Albert and Lucy fall in love, get married, and have a daughter Casey. Everything is wonderful, until their work distracts Albert and Lucy from each other and Casey. They soon divorce and start fighting. Casey, who spends much time with their Latino maid and childminder, eventually decides to seek legal emancipation from her parents, and to go and live full time with the maid who has been taking care of her. The media pick up the case and have a field day with it, making things worse. Written by Brian W Martz

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Taglines They've Got Everything... including a 10 year old daughter who's suing them for divorce. See more »
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Also Known As
  • Divorce à Hollywood (France)
  • Triple Trouble (Germany)
  • Diferencias irreconciliables (Spain)
  • Divórcio em Hollywood (Portugal)
  • Непримиримые противоречия (Soviet Union, Russian title)
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Runtime
  • 113 min
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Box Office

Budget $6,000,000 (estimated)
Opening Weekend United States $3,076,894, 30 Sep 1984

Did You Know?

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Trivia Loosely based on the marriage and divorce of director Peter Bogdanovich and producer Polly Platt. See more »
Goofs Although Lucy and Albert meet in early 1973, Albert says that Casey was born the following winter during December 11, 1975. The following winter would have started on c. December 20, 1973. See more »
Movie Connections Featured in Farrah Fawcett/Ryan O'Neal/Pete Fountain (1984). See more »
Soundtracks You And Me (We Wanted It All) See more »
Quotes Casey Brodsky: Mother, you and dad for a long time did not recognize my rights as a human being. You both treated me like chattel. You cannot do with me as you please anymore. We have irreconcilable differences.
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