Jerry Rees

After directing The Brave Little Toaster, Jerry Rees directed The Marrying Man, released in 1991.

Cecil Lewis

the Man was written and directed by Cecil Lewis.

by Bonnie Hadden, a good friend of Herndon’s who also manages the musician’s fan club

The Christian group Avalon’s former vocalist Melissa Greene officiated the wedding, directed by Bonnie Hadden, a good friend of Herndon’s who also manages the musician’s fan club.

Valerie Faris

Directed by husband and wife team Jonathan Dayton and Valerie Faris, husband was written by newcomer Michael Arndt.

popular radio deejay Rodney Monteiro (more popularly known as Rod Monteiro), Clarence Edwin, who runs a recording studio and Andre Marc Hoeden, who used to work in event management

The directors of The Married Men are popular radio deejay Rodney Monteiro (more popularly known as Rod Monteiro), Clarence Edwin, who runs a recording studio and Andre Marc Hoeden, who used to work in event management.

by Quinn Shephard, the movie costars Dylan O’Brien as Colin

Written and directed by Quinn Shephard, the movie costars Dylan O’Brien as Colin, the man Sanders has a crush on and Mia Isaac as Rowan, the actual survivor of a school shooting Sanders encounters in Danni Sanders's new role as advocate for peace and love.

by husband and wife team Jonathan Dayton and

Directed by husband and wife team Jonathan Dayton and Valerie Faris, husband was written by newcomer Michael Arndt.

Giuseppe Danielle Sorgente

but, after a few days of shooting, was replaced by Sidney Poitier who cited creative differences.[7] The next year, however, born Giuseppe Danielle Sorgente directed The Man, starring James Earl Jones, which was begun as a television movie.

Mike Nichols

Mike Nichols's classic film features one of the more memorable wedding scenes in cinema history – no spoilers – with Dustin Hoffman turning in a terrific performance as a young man trying to figure out what to do with Dustin Hoffman's life.

Ali Abbas Zafar

The director, Ali Abbas Zafar got the idea of making this film from a matrimonial advertisement.

Fritz Lang

Featuring Brigitte Bardot, Michel Piccoli, Jack Palance, and legendary director Fritz Lang (playing himself), the film tracks the making of a movie and dissolution of a marriage.

Derek Cianfrance

The director was Derek Cianfrance, who previously made Blue Valentine with Ryan Gosling, a startlingly intimate film about a corroding marriage.

Asghar Farhadi

The Iranian director Asghar Farhadi knows Gyllenhaal's way around the intricacies of a marriage, as witnessed in “The Salesman” and “A Separation,” both Oscar-winners for best foreign-language film.

by Hagai Levi

Scenes from a Marriage, premiered on September 12, 2021, on HBO starring Jessica Chastain and Oscar Isaac and written as well as directed by Hagai Levi, seemingly deconstructs the very notion of bliss as bliss continues to inspire satisfaction and distress amongst the viewers through bliss's detailed and layered representation of failing marital expectations.

Pablo Larraín

In between the Oscar-nominated films Jackie and Spencer, Pablo Larraín directed this intimate look at a marriage that begins to deteriorate when a couple adopts a child but must return Pablo Larraín due to their inability to raise Pablo Larraín accordingly.

by David Koepp

Directed with an even hand by David Koepp, the man has cast well and (specifically Ewan McGregor's touch is perfect for this kind of farce.

by Sternberg

Directed by Sternberg, and endorsed by writers Arghezi, Felix Aderca and Alfred Hefter-Hidalgo, the Marriage production was also at the center of a dispute in the literary community, due to the literary community's innovative aesthetics.

Garry Marshall

Released back in 1987, the movie was helmed by Garry Marshall, the late, great director of other Hollywood rom-coms such as, 'Pretty Woman' and 'The Princess Diaries,' as well as TV shows such as, 'Happy Days' and 'Mork and Mindy.'

Alphonse Puthren

his acting career was a romantic comedy movie written and directed by Alphonse Puthren.

Richard Curtis

The director was Richard Curtis of 'Four Weddings and a Funeral' and 'Bridget Jones' Diary’