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Welcome to Retroville! It's 1955!
The Academy Award winning film for best picture was Marty.

Marty is a lonely butcher being harangued by an Italian mother who wants her son to marry. Marty's response, "Whatever it is women like, I ain't got it," sums up his feelings about love and romance.

One night, Marty meets a schoolteacher with whom he shares common interests and backgrounds. They pursue a relationship despite each one's insecurities and the pressures of the outside world.

This poignant love story is definitely Ernest Borgnine's finest dramatic performance. It is definitely worth seeing!
Marty
The Cast:
  • Ernest Borgnine as Marty Pilletti
  • Betsy Blair as Clara Snyder
  • Esther Miciotti as Mrs. Pilletti (Marty's mother)
  • August Ciolli as Aunt Catherine
  • Joe Mantell as Angie
  • Karen Steele as Virginia
  • Jerry Paris as Tommy
  • Minerva Urecal as Mrs. Rosari

Director:

  • Delbert Mann
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