7.7
Summary
A stage director and an actress struggle through a grueling, coast-to-coast divorce that pushes them to their personal extremes.
Cast
Adam Driver
Charlie Barber
Scarlett Johansson
Nicole Barber
Laura Dern
Nora Fanshaw
Alan Alda
Bert Spitz
Ray Liotta
Jay Marotta
Julie Hagerty
Sandra
Merritt Wever
Cassie
Azhy Robertson
Henry Barber
Wallace Shawn
Frank
Martha Kelly
The Evaluator
Mark O'Brien
Carter Mitchum
Julia Greer
Street Solicitor #1
Matthew Maher
Theater Actor
Eric Berryman
Theater Actor
Mickey Sumner
Beth - Theater Actor
Jasmine Cephas Jones
Theater Actor
Gideon Glick
Theater Actor
Motell Gyn Foster
Theater Actor
David Turner
Theater Actor
Raymond J. Lee
Theater Actor
Mary Wiseman
Theater Actor
Pete Simpson
Theater Actor
Irene Choi
Theater Actor
Matthew Shear
Terry - Theater Actor
Becca Blackwell
Theater Actor
Brooke Bloom
Mary Ann
Hannah Dunne
Agnes - Set Designer
McKinley Belcher III
Lighting Designer
Roslyn Ruff
Donna - Costume Designer
Santiago Mallan
Intern
Robert Smigel
Mediator
Amanda Rovner
Babysitter
Carlos Jacott
Producer
Sarah Jones
Carol - Producer
Dean Wareham
Cinematographer
Bashir Salahuddin
Director
Vinny Chhibber
Visual Effects Guy
Ayden Mayeri
Makeup Artist
Erin Evans
Wardrobe Assistant
Lucas Neff
Pablo (Grip)
Annie Hamilton
Becca - Nora's Assistant
Tunde Adebimpe
Sam
Jordyn Curet
Molly
Justin Claiborne
Jules
Kyle Bornheimer
Ted
Pilar Holland
Law Receptionist
Emily Cass McDonnell
Nell (Bert's Associate)
Andrew Steven Hernandez
Pink Dot Clerk
Amir Talai
Amir
Juan Alfonso
Arguing Man
Connie Marie Flores
Arguing Woman
Jeremy Barber
Lawyer
Rich Fulcher
Judge
Mary Hollis Inboden
Nora's Associate
Peter Oliver
Street Solicitor #2
Bill Blair
Party Robot Alien (uncredited)
Crew
Director, Writer
Noah Baumbach
Reviews
maketheSWITCH
November 15, 2019
9
I wish so badly I could separate the art from the artist, and this is the only reason I cannot give ‘Marriage Story’ the five stars it actually deserves. My own issues with Baumbach aside, however, and it’s shocking to me that a film so simple can be so nearly flawless (I mean this technically too; the film is shot, edited, paced and scored beautifully). Despite how much I cried, it finds beauty and comedy in the tiniest of moments. It’s an ugly portrait of two flawed people and therefore never easy to watch, but it is one of the most rewarding experiences I have had with a film in years. I just hope I never have to experience it myself. - Ashley Teresa
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