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Closed Caption; Feature-length audio commentary by Shirley Jones, Dina Merrill, and Stella Stevens; Interactive menus; Theatrical trailer; Behind-the-scenes notes; Scene access
Full Product DetailsSide #1 --
1. Credits [1:45]
2. Good Morning [4:45]
3. Back to School and Work [4:00]
4. Mrs. Livingston [3:17]
5. Elizabeth [3:24]
6. Missing Mommy [4:53]
7. Borrowing Eddie [4:49]
8. Dallying With Dollye [4:54]
9. Anything for the Boss [5:17]
10. Night Nurse (Mogambo Clip) [3:58]
11. Payment for Services [2:26]
12. Smack-dab in Heaven [2:59]
13. Confident Women [3:54]
14. She Gets the Beat [4:39]
15. Holiday Planner [2:37]
16. Stepmother Scenario [2:55]
17. New Year's Numbers [:44]
18. Neighborly Nightcap [4:22]
19. The Eyes Have It [4:42]
20. Busy [2:54]
21. Bride and Gloom [5:04]
22. On the Verge [3:06]
23. Guys in Love [3:04]
24. The Way It Is [6:24]
25. Counterproposal [2:15]
26. Missing [3:12]
27. Come Back to Whom? [4:00]
28. Most Important [5:01]
29. Adios [5:40]
30. Calling for a Date [1:18]
Vincente Minnelli takes another of his occasional dips into situation comedy (i.e. The Long Long Trailer) in The Courtship of Eddie's Father. Ron Howard is the precocious Eddie, who wants to see his recently widowed father, Tom Corbett (Glenn Ford), get married again. He even has the lucky bride picked out -- their attractive neighbor Elizabeth Marten (Shirley Jones), a young divorcee. When his father's interest isn't whetted, he strikes up a friendship with Dollye Daly (Stella Stevens), a shy, beauty contest winner. But, much to Eddie's disappointment, Dollye falls in love with Tom's friend Norman Jones (Jerry van Dyke). When Tom meets stylish fashion consultant Rita Behrens (Dina Merrill) and announces their plans to marry, Eddie -- who disapproves of the match -- runs away from summer camp and hides out in Elizabeth's apartment. Tom breaks off his engagement to Rita and tries to find Eddie. Arriving at Elizabeth's apartment, Tom confronts Elizabeth and decides to try to get to know her a little better. Paul Brenner, All Movie Guide