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Genre
  
Comedy

Screenplay
  
Sumner Arthur Long

Country
  
United States

6.6/10
IMDb

Director
  
Bud Yorkin

Music director
  
David Rose

Duration
  

Language
  
English

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Release date
  
November 4, 1965

Writer
  
Sumner Arthur Long (play), Sumner Arthur Long (screenplay)

Cast
  
Paul Ford
(Harry Lambert),
Maureen O'Sullivan
(Edith Lambert),
Jim Hutton
(Charlie Clinton),
Connie Stevens
(Kate Clinton),
Jane Wyatt
(Grace Kimbrough),
Henry Jones
(Dr. Kimbrough)

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,
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,
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,
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,
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Tagline
  
Last year there were 22,120,000 accidents in the home....this is the story of one of them..

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Never Too Late is a 1965 comedic feature film directed by Bud Yorkin. It stars 54-year-old Maureen O'Sullivan as the wife of a businessman (played by 64-year old Paul Ford) who discovers, after 25 years of marriage, she is to become a mother for the second time.

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Background

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The film is based on the 1962 Broadway play of the same name by Sumner Arthur Long which also starred Ford and O'Sullivan. The play ran for a total of 1,007 performances until its end in 1965, shortly before its Technicolor motion picture release.

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It was filmed in Concord, Massachusetts in 1964 and 1965.

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According to the November 10, 1965 edition of the New York Times, the film was playing at Radio City Music Hall the previous evening, on the night of the Northeast blackout of 1965.

Plot summary

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Harry Lambert is a New England lumber company executive in a humdrum life with his wife Edith. He feels his life has grown stale since his recent defeat in an election for town mayor. Adding to his frustrations, the mayor who defeated him in the election is a neighbour. His adult daughter Kate is of little or no help to anybody; she and her husband Charlie live with Harry and Edith, and Charlie lives a freeloader's life, working at the lumber company.

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Bothered by unexplained fatigue, Edith is persuaded by her friend Grace (Jane Wyatt) to go see a doctor. Edith learns she is pregnant. Her daughter Kate wishes she were also pregnant. Kate begins pressuring her husband Charlie to get her pregnant, without success.

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Harry doesn't want to be a father again at his age; in his sixties, he worries that he will be in his eighties when the child graduates from college, making him embarrassed and feeling foolish. He also complains about Edith's spending, particularly after a misjudged prank by Charlie and himself insulting the mayor leads to their losing a lumber supply contract for a new stadium.

Despite his many complaints, Harry is genuinely taken aback when Edith announces she is leaving him to move to Boston and have the baby by herself. Harry pursues Edith to bring her back, while Charlie finally comes through by winning back the stadium contract.

Cast

  • Paul Ford as Harry Lambert
  • Maureen O'Sullivan as Edith Lambert
  • Connie Stevens as Kate Clinton
  • Jim Hutton as Charlie Clinton
  • Jane Wyatt as Grace Kimbrough
  • Henry Jones as Dr. James Kimbrough
  • Lloyd Nolan as Mayor Crane
  • additional uncredited cast members included:

  • Gino Cappelletti (the professional football player) as Lumberyard Man
  • Tommy Farrell as Ainsley
  • Pamelyn Ferdin as Little Girl in Elevator
  • Timothy Hutton as Boy Running to His Daddy
  • Barbara Kelley as Woman in Elevator
  • Alessandro Macone (then owner of Macon's Sporting Goods) as Lumberyard Man
  • John Polcari Jr. (of the Polcari Restaurant family) as Lumberyard Man
  • Richmond Shepard as Indian Chief
  • Matthew J. Cullinane Jr (Concord Fireman - later Chief) as card dealer
  • References

    Never Too Late (1965 film) Wikipedia
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