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Rod SteigerMarty Pilletti -
Nancy MarchandClara
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Esther MinciottiMrs. Pilletti
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Joe MantellAngie
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Augusta CiolliAunt Catherine
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Betsy PalmerVirginia
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Lee PhilipsTommy
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Nehemiah PersoffThe Critic
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Howard CaineThe Bartender
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Don GordonYoung Man
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George MaharisDancer at the Club (uncredited)
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Rossana San MarcoWoman
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| Country: | USA |
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| Length: | 51 min |
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Marty Pilletti, a 36-year-old butcher, lives with his mother who constantly urges him to find a wife. He secretly longs for connection but struggles with low self-worth, often telling his mother he believes himself unattractive and unwanted. Disheartened by his regular Saturday night outings with friends, which only amplify his loneliness, Marty finds a spark with Clara at one of these dances. Despite their shared interests, Marty must navigate social pressures if a relationship with Clara is to work.
| Alternative title: | Marty |
| Release year: | 1953 |
| Language: | English |
| Director: | Delbert Mann |
| Type: | Movie |
| Sub-genres: | live broadcast live television low self esteem ugliness unmarried |
| External links: | IMDB |
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