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Barefoot In the Park (1982) Characters, Setting & Themes Explained
- Release, runtime and language
- 1982 · 127 mins · English
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- Directed by
- Harvey Medlinsky
- Starring
- James Cromwell, Richard Thomas, Hans Conried, Barbara Barrie, Bess Armstrong, Dick Arnold
Presented on HBO’s Standing Room Only, this 1981 revival of Neil Simon’s play follows newlyweds Paul Bratter, a stuffy, button‑down, classic stuffed‑shirt lawyer just beginning his career, and his wife Corie (née Banks), an independently minded, free‑spirit woman who prides herself on embracing the illogical wild purely for the sake of adventure.
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