• The Marrying Man (1991) Soundtrack OST •

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Rating: 5.80/10 from 6200 votes

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Title in Español:

Bella, bionda... e dice sempre sì

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Synopsis

The Marrying Man

Charley Pearl is a millionaire who is engaged to the daughter of a film-studio owner. When he and his friends go to Las Vegas for his bachelor party, they stop at a bar, and Charley can't keep his eyes off a singer there, Vicki. They try to get her to join them, but then they learn that she's Bugsy Siegel's girl. Charley sends them off and goes to see Vicki; later they're caught by Siegel, who makes Charley marry Vicki.

His fiancee finds out and freaks out, then gives him time to extricate himself from Vicki, and when he does, she will marry him as they had planned. But by chance he runs into Vicki and they hook up again and get married again. But later split up. And later meet again.

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Play	Title	Artist
	The Marrying Man
	Let's Do It	Cole Porter: Writer Kim Basinger: Performer
	'Murder', He Says
	Why Can't You Behave
	Honeysuckle Rose
	Satisfy My Soul
	Love is the Thing
	Stompin' at the Savoy
	L.D.'s Bounce
	You're Driving Me Crazy (What Did I Do?)
	Mama Look a Boo Boo
	You Can't Be Mine (And Someone Else's Too)
	Yardbird Suite
	Main Title	David Newman: Performer
	"Murder" He Says	David Newman: Performer
	Backstage Beat-Up	David Newman: Performer
	Let's Do It (Reprise)	David Newman: Performer
	Run, Charley, Run!	David Newman: Performer

User reviews

Edward Lopez

5/10

The jazzy tunes and romantic ballads in the soundtrack evoke a sense of sophistication and charm that complements the film's storyline of love and betrayal.

George Moore

6/10

The musical score enhances the emotional depth of the characters' relationships, creating a poignant and heartfelt connection with the audience.

John Lee

6/10

Overall, the soundtrack of The Marrying Man is a delightful mix of toe-tapping melodies and soulful compositions that enrich the viewing experience and leave a lasting impression.

Jennifer Thompson

2/10

Overall, I was disappointed with the lack of creativity and originality in The Marrying Man's soundtrack. It failed to make a lasting impression and ultimately felt like a missed opportunity to enhance the overall viewing experience.

Donna Moore

8/10

The soundtrack of The Marrying Man perfectly captures the glamorous and nostalgic vibe of the 1940s era. The jazzy tunes transport me to a different time and make me feel like I'm part of the characters' world.

Timothy Turner

8/10

Overall, the soundtrack of The Marrying Man is a standout aspect of the film, showcasing a wonderful blend of classic melodies and timeless charm that truly elevates the storytelling.

Elizabeth Robinson

3/10

The Marrying Man's soundtrack left much to be desired in my opinion. The music felt generic and uninspired, failing to truly enhance the emotional depth of the film.

Melissa Mitchell

5/10

The soundtrack of The Marrying Man perfectly captures the glamorous and nostalgic atmosphere of the film's setting in the 1940s Hollywood era.

Laura Phillips

9/10

Each song in The Marrying Man's soundtrack is expertly chosen to enhance the emotions and drama of the storyline, creating a truly immersive experience for the audience. From the sultry vocals to the sweeping orchestral arrangements, the music elevates every scene and leaves a lasting impression.

Susan Martin

3/10

I found the score to be repetitive and forgettable, lacking any standout tracks that could elevate key moments in the story. It felt like background noise rather than a crucial element in setting the tone for the scenes.

Richard Nelson

7/10

The music enhances the romantic and dramatic moments in the film, adding depth and emotion to the storyline. Each song seems carefully selected to complement the scenes and evoke the right mood, making the viewing experience even more enjoyable.

Brian Thomas

10/10

The Marrying Man's soundtrack perfectly captures the romance and glamour of the 1940s era, setting the tone for the film's intricate love triangle. The jazzy tunes and big band numbers transport the listener to a bygone era of elegance and passion.