What a Way to Go!

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What a Way to Go! is a 1964 satirical black comedy film starring Shirley MacLaine alongside an ensemble cast, known for its lavish production, darkly humorous take on wealth and marriage, and direction by J. Lee Thompson.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf black comedy film
film
satirical film
artDirectionBy Jack Martin Smith NERFINISHED
Lyle R. Wheeler NERFINISHED
aspectRatio 2.35:1
basedOn original story "I Love Louisa"
cinematographyBy Leon Shamroy NERFINISHED
colorProcess DeLuxe Color NERFINISHED
costumeDesignBy Edith Head NERFINISHED
countryOfOrigin United States of America
surface form: United States
director J. Lee Thompson NERFINISHED
distributor 20th Century Fox NERFINISHED
editedBy William H. Reynolds NERFINISHED
filmFormat 35 mm
genre black comedy
comedy film
satire
hasEnsembleCast true
language English
leadActorForCharacter Louisa May Foster Shirley MacLaine NERFINISHED
leadCharacter Louisa May Foster NERFINISHED
motionPictureRating Approved (MPAA, original release)
musicBy Nelson Riddle NERFINISHED
narrativeFocus marriage
wealth
notableFor darkly humorous treatment of wealth and marriage
lavish production design
originalLanguage English
producer Arthur P. Jacobs NERFINISHED
productionCompany 20th Century Fox NERFINISHED
releaseDate 1964-05-13
releaseYear 1964
runtime 111 minutes
screenwriter Adolph Green NERFINISHED
Betty Comden NERFINISHED
Betty Perske (story contributor) NERFINISHED
setIn United States of America
surface form: United States
setInPeriod mid-20th century
starring Bob Cummings NERFINISHED
Dean Martin NERFINISHED
Dick Van Dyke NERFINISHED
Gene Kelly NERFINISHED
Margaret Dumont NERFINISHED
Paul Newman NERFINISHED
Reginald Gardiner NERFINISHED
Robert Mitchum NERFINISHED
Shirley MacLaine NERFINISHED

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J. Lee Thompson notableWork What a Way to Go!
Elizabeth Cohen notableWork What a Way to Go!
subject surface form: Betty Comden