A
Excellent
MASTER SCORE 83.6 / 100
1967Comedy / Drama / Romance1h 48m
GUESS WHO'S COMING TO DINNER
“A love story of today.”
A couple's attitudes are challenged when their daughter brings home a fiancé who is black.
Above the Line
Stanley Kramer·DirectorWilliam Rose·WriterSam Leavitt·Director of PhotographyFrank De Vol·Original Music ComposerRobert C. Jones·Editor
Cast
Spencer Tracy·Matt DraytonSidney Poitier·John PrenticeKatharine Hepburn·Christina DraytonKatharine Houghton·Joanna "Joey" DraytonCecil Kellaway·Monsignor RyanBeah Richards·Mrs. PrenticeRoy Glenn·Mr. PrenticeIsabel Sanford·TillieVirginia Christine·Hilary St. GeorgeAlexandra Hay·Carhop
Full Crew(6 credits)
Full Crew
(6 credits)
Directing· 1
Stanley Kramer·Director
Writing· 1
William Rose·Writer
Camera· 1
Sam Leavitt·Director of Photography
Editing· 1
Robert C. Jones·Editor
Sound & Music· 1
Frank De Vol·Original Music Composer
Production· 1
Stanley Kramer·Producer
By the Numbers
83.6
OF 100
Master Score
7.8
OF 10
IMDb
71%
CRITICS
Rotten Tomatoes
$57M
ROI 1317%
Worldwide Gross
2
10 NOMS
Oscar Wins
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Poster DNA
THE VISUAL DECONSTRUCTION
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Dominant Palette
3 colors
#FFC300
#FFFFFF
#000000
Mood
Romantic, Optimistic
Composition
Centered
Era
1960s
Visual Style
Photographic
“The movie poster features a black and white image of a black man in a suit and a white woman in a blouse and pants, walking side by side against a white backgro”
comedydrama
Key Elements
SuitBlousePantsMovie Poster
Atmosphere
Bright
Color Mood
Mixed
Setting
None Visible
Design Score
7/10
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