• A Married Man (1983) Soundtrack OST •

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Synopsis

A Married Man is a story about a man named John who is struggling with his marriage. He feels disconnected from his wife and is tempted by the attention of a younger woman at work. As John navigates his feelings and the temptation to cheat, he must confront his own desires and the consequences of his actions.

Will John stay faithful to his wife or will he give in to temptation?

A Married Man explores the complexities of relationships and the choices we make when faced with difficult situations. It delves into the emotional turmoil of infidelity and the impact it can have on all parties involved.

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Play	Title	Artist
	A Married Man
	WandaVision (From "WandaVision")
	WandaVision!
	We Got Something Cooking
	The Twist
	Sh-Boom
	Wanda's Theme (End Credits from "WandaVision")
	Be My Baby
	Rings
	Thank You for Coming
	A Child Is Born
	When a Man Loves a Woman
	A Newlywed Couple
	Whatever Will Be, Will Be (Que Sera, Sera) (with Frank DeVol & His Orchestra)
	Hydra-Soak
	Please Mr. Postman
	A Stork in the House
	Rehearsal
	It's Really Happening
	I Heard It Through The Grapevine
	Unwelcome Visitor
	Exit Stage Left
	Good Golly Miss Molly
	Toast-Mate 2000
	Unchained Melody
	Fish Pants
	Venus
	Poetry In Motion - 1960 #2 Billboard chart hit
	Calendar Confusion
	Dinner Is Served
	Frog in My Throat
	Parcheesi
	Strucker
	Giddy Up
	Beekeeper
	Uncharted Waters
	The Strangest Thing
	Twins
	No Home
	Help Me, Rhonda
	Mr. Sandman
	Stand by Me
	Twilight Time - Single Version
	Ain't No Mountain High Enough
	Lollipop
	Rockin' Robin
	Lonesome Town
	Our Day Will Come
	The Awakening
	Mr. Lee
	Dream Lover
	Mission Failure
	"A Guide for the Married Man" - The Turtles	John Williams: Performer
	Prologue / Off to Work	John Williams: Performer
	Main Title: "A Guide for the Married Man"	John Williams: Performer
	Why Do They Do It?	John Williams: Performer
	Backyard Barbecue	John Williams: Performer
	The Bust-Up Scene	John Williams: Performer
	The Perfume Problem	John Williams: Performer
	The Globetrotters	John Williams: Performer
	Smelly Concoction	John Williams: Performer
	The Party	John Williams: Performer
	What Was I Wearing?	John Williams: Performer
	Piano Bar	John Williams: Performer
	Search for the Hideaway	John Williams: Performer
	The Considerate Husband	John Williams: Performer
	Misdirection / Emergency Kit	John Williams: Performer
	Bantu Cuisine	John Williams: Performer
	Trial Run	John Williams: Performer
	The Divorcee	John Williams: Performer
	Making the Moive	John Williams: Performer
	Second Thoughts	John Williams: Performer
	The Race Home (alternate)	John Williams: Performer
	Finale - No Place Like Home	John Williams: Performer
	Off to Work (alternate)	John Williams: Performer
	The Movie Star	John Williams: Performer
	TV Music	John Williams: Performer
	Who Was the Most Attractive?	John Williams: Performer
	Romanoff's	John Williams: Performer
	The Real Thing	John Williams: Performer
	The Race Home (film version)	John Williams: Performer
	Finale - No Place Like Home (alternate)	John Williams: Performer
	End Title: "A Guide for the Married Man"	John Williams: Performer
	Film Caravan	Bill Conti: Performer
	The Chase	Bill Conti: Performer
	Bits & Pieces	Bill Conti: Performer
	Southern Belle	Bill Conti: Performer
	The Stunt Man (End Title)	Bill Conti: Performer
	Bedroom Horns	Bill Conti: Performer
	Training	Bill Conti: Performer
	The Stunt Man (Main Theme)	Bill Conti: Performer
	Crane	Bill Conti: Performer
	The Stunt Man (Main Title)	Bill Conti: Performer
	An Unmarried Woman (Instrumental)	Bill Conti: Performer
	Ice Skating	Bill Conti: Performer
	In Bed with Charlie	Bill Conti: Performer
	Packing Up	Bill Conti: Performer
	I’m Getting Married	Bill Conti: Performer
	Erica and Saul	Bill Conti: Performer
	An Unmarried Woman	Bill Conti: Performer
	Martin's Decision	Bill Conti: Performer
	Chase Me	Bill Conti: Performer
	Loft Party	Bill Conti: Performer
	Erica Leaves Saul	Bill Conti: Performer
	Pastorale Girondine (Les Vignobles - Le Marché)	Philippe Sarde: Performer
	Berceuse	Philippe Sarde: Performer
	Promenade	Philippe Sarde: Performer
	Scherzo (Générique)	Philippe Sarde: Performer
	Idylle (Baignade)	Philippe Sarde: Performer
	Nocturne (Errance et Agonie)	Philippe Sarde: Performer
	Romanza (Détresse et Aveux)	Philippe Sarde: Performer
	Dirge (Chant Funèbre)	Philippe Sarde: Performer
	Scherzo 2 (Fuite et Soupc¸ons)	Philippe Sarde: Performer
	Apothéose (La Traversée)	Philippe Sarde: Performer
	UN TAXI MAUVE: Un Taxi Mauve	Philippe Sarde: Performer
	La Maison Templar	Philippe Sarde: Performer
	La Plage	Philippe Sarde: Performer
	Un Pub	Philippe Sarde: Performer
	Rideau de Pluie	Philippe Sarde: Performer
	Sonate de Franz Schubert, Opus 42 en La Mineur	Philippe Sarde: Performer
	Le Marais	Philippe Sarde: Performer
	Finale	Philippe Sarde: Performer
	J'AI ÉPOUSÉ UNE OMBRE: Pastorale Girondine (Les Vignobles - Le Marché)	Philippe Sarde: Performer
	Scherzo (Générique)	Philippe Sarde: Performer
	Romanza (Détresse et Aveux)	Philippe Sarde: Performer
	Dirge (Chant Funèbre)	Philippe Sarde: Performer
	Scherzo 2 (Fuite et Soupçons)	Philippe Sarde: Performer
	Apothéose (La Traversée)	Philippe Sarde: Performer

User reviews

George Nelson

10/10

The soundtrack of A Married Man perfectly captures the emotional depth and complexity of the story. The music enhances the tension and conflict within John's inner struggles, making the audience truly empathize with his dilemma.

Susan Hill

5/10

The soundtrack of A Married Man perfectly captures the emotional rollercoaster of John's inner turmoil as he grapples with his marriage issues and temptation.

John Martinez

1/10

The soundtrack of A Married Man failed to capture the emotional depth and complexity of the storyline. The music felt generic and uninspired, lacking the nuance needed to convey the inner turmoil of the characters.

Sarah Hall

6/10

I appreciate how the soundtrack mirrors John's conflicting emotions, blending melancholic melodies with hints of seduction to reflect his internal struggle.

John Lopez

10/10

The use of subtle piano melodies and melancholic strings in key moments of the film evokes a sense of introspection and contemplation. The soundtrack succeeds in creating a poignant atmosphere that lingers long after the movie ends, showcasing the skillful composition and arrangement that enhances the overall viewing experience.

Jennifer Lopez

5/10

The use of different musical motifs throughout the film helps to underscore the evolving dynamics between John, his wife, and the younger woman, adding depth to their interactions.

Jennifer Nelson

7/10

The use of subtle melodies and haunting tones in the soundtrack mirrors the complexities of relationships and the difficult choices faced by the characters.

Kimberly Parker

6/10

The music effectively enhances the tension and suspense in key moments of the film, making the audience feel the weight of John's decisions and their potential consequences.

Amanda Hall

5/10

The soundtrack's ability to evoke empathy for all characters involved in the story is commendable, as it highlights the complexity of human relationships and the choices we make.

Timothy Clark

5/10

The music in A Married Man successfully sets the tone for each scene, creating a poignant atmosphere that immerses the audience in the characters' emotional journey.

Charles Harris

8/10

The soundtrack effectively conveys the consequences of infidelity and the impact it can have on not only the individuals involved but also their loved ones.

Timothy Wright

7/10

The music enhances the tension and suspense of the storyline, creating a sense of unease and anticipation throughout the film.

James Roberts

5/10

Overall, the soundtrack of A Married Man is a powerful storytelling tool that enhances the narrative and adds layers of depth to the characters' experiences, making it a vital component of the film's impact.

Anthony Hall

8/10

The soundtrack of A Married Man perfectly captures the emotional turmoil and inner conflict of the main character, John, as he struggles with his marriage and temptation.

Kenneth Phillips

8/10

Overall, the music in A Married Man adds depth and emotional resonance to the narrative, making it a powerful and integral part of the storytelling experience.

Michael Martin

8/10

The music evokes a range of emotions, from longing and desire to guilt and regret, reflecting the inner journey of John as he navigates his feelings.

Ronald Phillips

3/10

I found the choice of songs to be cliché and predictable, failing to enhance the mood or atmosphere of the film. The music often felt disconnected from the scenes, making it difficult to fully immerse myself in the story.

Mary Thomas

1/10

Overall, the soundtrack of A Married Man fell short of creating a memorable and impactful auditory experience. It failed to elevate the emotional intensity of the film, leaving me feeling underwhelmed and unengaged.

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