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Yours, Mine and Ours ()

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A widower with ten children falls for a widow with eight, and they must decide about forming a huge, unconventional family.
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Helen North Beardsley
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Frank Beardsley
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Darrell Harrison
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Madeleine Love
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Dr. Ashford
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Family Doctor
Nancy Howard ...
Nancy Beardsley
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Howard Beardsley
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Mike Beardsley (as Tim Matthieson)
Gil Rogers ...
Rusty Beardsley
Nancy Roth ...
Rosemary Beardsley
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Greg Beardsley
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Louise Beardsley (as Suzanne Cupito)
Holly O'Brien ...
Susan Beardsley
Michele Tobin ...
Veronica Beardsley
Maralee Foster ...
Mary Beardsley
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Germaine Beardsley
Stephanie Oliver ...
Joan Beardsley
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Colleen North
Kevin Burchett ...
Nicky North
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Janette North
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Tommy North
Margot Jane ...
Jean North
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Phillip North
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Gerald North
Lynnell Atkins ...
Teresa North
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Larry
Ysabel MacCloskey ...
Housekeeper #1
Pauline Hague ...
Housekeeper #2
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Housekeeper #3
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French Actor on TV Screen
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French Actress on TV Screen
Robert P. Lieb ...
Happy San Franciscan - Cafe Sequence
Jennifer Gan ...
1st Young Lady - Cafe Sequence (as Ginny Gan)
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2nd Young Lady - Cafe Sequence
Susan Carr ...
3rd Young Lady - Cafe Sequence
Paul Potash ...
Hippie - Cafe Sequence
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Man of the Cloth - Cafe Sequence
Patty Elder ...
Waitress - Cafe Sequence
George Jue ...
Chinese Store Proprietor
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Priest
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Sister Mary Alice
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Supermarket Clerk
Lawrence Heller ...
Medical Assistant
Marti Litis ...
Hospital Nurse
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Judge
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Wedding Guest (uncredited)
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Short Man in Cafe (uncredited)
George Boyce ...
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Club Patron (uncredited)
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Paul King ...
Club Patron (uncredited)
Joseph La Cava ...
Wedding Guest (uncredited)
Esther Ying Lee ...
Club Patron (uncredited)
Bobbie Lyons ...
Woman in Grocery Store (uncredited)
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Wedding Guest (uncredited)
Al Roberts ...
Club Patron (uncredited)
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Rodger Terry ...
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Directed by

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Melville Shavelson

Written by

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Melville Shavelson ... (screenplay) and
Mort Lachman ... (screenplay)
 
Madelyn Davis ... (story) and
Bob Carroll Jr. ... (story)
 
Helen Eileen Beardsley ... (book "Who Gets the Drumstick?") (uncredited)

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Desi Arnaz ... executive producer (uncredited)
Lucille Ball ... executive producer (uncredited)
Robert F. Blumofe ... producer

Music by

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Fred Karlin

Cinematography by

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Charles F. Wheeler ... director of photography

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Stuart Gilmore

Editorial Department

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William K. Chulack ... assistant film editor (as William Chulack)

Casting By

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Lynn Stalmaster

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Arthur Lonergan

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James W. Payne ... (as James Payne)

Makeup Department

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Hal King ... makeup artist
Irma Kusely ... hair stylist
Bill Phillips ... makeup artist

Production Management

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Leroy E. Hollis ... assistant production supervisor (as Roy Hollis)

Second Unit Director or Assistant Director

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Richard Bremerkamp ... assistant director (as J. Richard Bremerkamp)
Jim Benjamin ... assistant director (uncredited)
Louis Nicoletti ... assistant director (uncredited)

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Kenneth L. Westcott ... property master (as Kenneth Wetcott)
Frank Frazetta ... poster and promotional art (uncredited)
Gene Lauritzen ... construction coordinator (uncredited)

Sound Department

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Paul Laune ... sound effects editor
Clarence Peterson ... sound mixer
Jim Bullock ... sound editor (uncredited)
Pete Peterson ... sound (uncredited)

Camera and Electrical Department

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Pete Bernard ... key grip (uncredited)
Jordan Cronenweth ... camera operator (uncredited)
Michael A. Jones ... lamp operator (uncredited)
Terry K. Meade ... assistant camera (uncredited)
Don Stott ... gaffer (uncredited)
Ronald Vidor ... assistant camera (uncredited)

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Frank Cardinale ... wardrobe
Renita Reachi ... wardrobe

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Richard Carruth ... music editor
Ernie Sheldon ... lyrics

Script and Continuity Department

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Erika Wernher ... script supervisor

Additional Crew

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Robert F. Blumofe ... presenter
Larry Hampton ... production coordinator (as Lawrence Hampton)
J. Paul Popkin ... assistant to producer
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Plot Summary

When a widower with 10 children marries a widow with 8, can the 20 of them ever come together as one big happy family? From finding a house big enough for all of them to learning to make 18 school lunches to coping with a son going off to war and an unexpected new addition to the family, this film attempts to blend two families into one and hopes to answer the question is bigger really better? Written by April M. Cheek

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Taglines A Honeymoon is No Place to Have Kids! See more »
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Also Known As
  • Los tuyos, los míos y los nuestros (United States, Spanish title)
  • Les tiens, les miens, le nôtre (France)
  • Deine, meine, unsere (Germany)
  • Tuyos, míos, nuestros (Spain)
  • Twoje, moje i nasze (Poland)
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Runtime
  • 111 min
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Box Office

Budget $2,500,000 (estimated)

Did You Know?

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Trivia After purchasing the rights to the book the film was based on, Lucille Ball became very close to the Beardsleys and even treated the whole family to a vacation at Disneyland. See more »
Goofs During their first date in a club, Frank is wearing his hat during the entire sequence. Wearing your cover (hat) indoors is a breach of military etiquette and a real Naval officer would know this. See more »
Movie Connections Featured in AFI Life Achievement Award: A Tribute to Henry Fonda (1978). See more »
Soundtracks Yours, Mine and Ours See more »
Quotes Colleen North: [as Helen is leaving for the hospital to have the baby] I know this is a terrible time to talk about it, but Larry says...
Frank Beardsley: I've got a message for Larry! You tell him *this* is what it's all about. This is the real happening. If you want to know what love really is, take a look around you.
Helen North: What are you two talking about?
Frank Beardsley: Take a good look at your mother.
Helen North: Not now!
Frank Beardsley: Yes, now.
Frank Beardsley: [to Colleen] It's giving life that counts. Until you're ready for it, all the rest is just a big fraud. All the crazy haircuts in the world won't keep it turning. Life isn't a love-in--it's the dishes, and the orthodontist, and the shoe repairman, and... ground round instead of roast beef. And I'll tell you something else: It isn't going to a bed with a man that proves you're in love with him; it's getting up in the morning and facing the drab, miserable, wonderful everyday world with him that counts!
[leaving the house, they say good-bye to the little kids]
Frank Beardsley: I suppose having 19 kids is carrying it a bit too far--but if we had it to do over, who would we skip? You?
Helen North: [getting into the car] Thank you, Frank. I never quite knew how to explain it to her.
Frank Beardsley: If we don't get you to the hospital fast, the rest of it's gonna be explained right here!
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