Talk:The Last Married Couple in America

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'This page was listed on Wikipedia:Votes for deletion in May, 2004. The result of that discussion was to keep the article. For an archive of the discussion, see Talk:The Last Married Couple in America/Delete.

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Cast (in credits order) George Segal .... Jeff Thompson Natalie Wood .... Mari Thompson Richard Benjamin .... Marv Cooper Valerie Harper .... Barbara Bob Dishy .... Howard Dom DeLuise .... Walter Holmes rest of cast listed alphabetically Allan Arbus .... Al Squib Priscilla Barnes .... Helena Dryden David Bennett .... Ralph William Bogert .... Dancing man Allison Caine .... Additional Voice G. Lewis Cates .... Refreshment boy Colby Chester .... Reggie David Comfort .... Dick Thompson Sondra Currie .... Lainy Bebe Drake .... Policewoman (as Bebe Drake-Hooks) Murphy Dunne .... Dr. Schallert Lee Edgy .... Liv Arlene Golonka .... Sally Cooper Catherine Hickland .... Rebecca Billy Holms .... Dave Jan Jorden .... Soccer game lady Mieko Kobayashi .... Carol Mark Lonow .... Tom Brad Maule .... Man in restaurant B.J. Merholz .... Denim Guy Stewart Moss .... Donald Jenny Neumann .... Nurse Jenny O'Hara .... Dancing lady Clark Oliver .... Max Dryden George Pentecost .... Roy Robert Perault .... Restaurant man David Rode .... Andy Thompson Charlene Ryan .... Oriana Delia Salvi .... Bel Air Woman Ricky Segall .... Charlie Thompson Marilyn Sokol .... Alice Squib Lynne Marie Stewart .... Receptionist Shari Summers .... Maggie Oz Tortora .... Patron at Tommy's Robert Wahler .... Rick Vernon Weddle .... Soccer game man Yvonne Wilder .... Margrette Produced by Gilbert Cates .... executive producer Joseph Cates .... executive producer Edward S. Feldman .... producer John Herman Shaner .... producer Original Music by Charles Fox Non-Original Music by David Foster (song "Got to Be Real") Cheryl Lynn (song "Got To Be Real") David Paich (song "Got to Be Real") Cinematography by Ralph Woolsey (Technicolor) Film Editing by Peter E. Berger Production Design by Peter Landsdown Smith Costume Design by Edith Head Makeup Department Rick Provenzano .... key hair stylist Art Department John R. Jensen .... construction coordinator Other crew Norman Gimbel .... lyricist: "We Could Have It All" Cheryl Lynn .... singer: "Got To Be Real" Maureen McGovern .... singer: "We Could Have It All" Scott Salman .... choreographer Julia Tucker .... script supervisor

which seems to be just the credits list, but probably contains material that should eventually go back into the article. Andrewa 20:24, 12 May 2004 (UTC)