It Takes All Kinds (1950)
1950 · Ephemeral film · 19 min · dir. Alexander Hammid
- Drama
Synopsis
Analysis of personality cited as an important step in choosing the right partner for marriage. Emphasis is placed on choosing marriage partners with care and on accepting the other for what he or she is.
Synopsis from TMDb
Details
- Director
- Alexander Hammid
- Writer
- Henry A. Bowman
- Released
- 1950-02-07
- Running time
- 19 minutes
Cast & crew
Alexander Hammid Director
Reviews on the Internet Archive
★★★★★ · A lot of truth... · ERD. · 2008-07-23
While the styles have changed since 1950, "IT TAKES ALL KINDS" has an excellent script. Most of what it says makes sense. Well acted and directed.
★★★★ · Not really selling marriage. · Suzi H · 2008-09-14
The greatest thing about this film is that it makes me feel infinitely better about myself. I might be slightly neurotic but i'm nowhere near as maladjusted as some of these characters! Irene doesn't deserve such a kind husband; she deserves a slap. What can I say about Bill other than he doesn't deserve to be a part of the human race. It's so horrible that you'll laugh which is why i'm giving it a four.
