Guess Whos Coming to Dinner 1967 Watch Free in HD

Spencer Tracy

5 April 1900, Milwaukee, Wisconsin, USA

Sidney Poitier

20 February 1927, Miami, Florida, USA

Katharine Hepburn

12 May 1907, Hartford, Connecticut, USA

Katharine Houghton

10 March 1945, Hartford, Connecticut, USA

Cecil Kellaway

22 August 1893, Cape Town, South Africa

Beah Richards

12 July 1920, Vicksburg, Mississippi, USA

Roy Glenn

3 June 1914, Pittsburg, Kansas, USA

Isabel Sanford

29 August 1917, New York City, New York, USA

Virginia Christine

5 March 1920, Stanton, Iowa, USA

Alexandra Hay

24 July 1947, Los Angeles, California, USA

Barbara Randolph

5 May 1942, Detroit, Michigan, USA

D'Urville Martin

11 February 1939, New York City, New York, USA

Tom Heaton

Grace Gaynor

Skip Martin

23 October 1947, Houston, Texas, USA

John Hudkins

13 July 1918, Lincoln, Nebraska, USA

Garrett Cassell

Natalie Core

21 February 1919, Ford City, Pennsylvania, USA

Jacqueline Fontaine

Timothy Scott

20 July 1937, Detroit, Michigan, USA

Yuki Tani

August 15, 1936

June Whitley Taylor

26 August 1921, Amesbury, Massachusetts, USA

Stanley Kramer

29 September 1913, Hell's Kitchen [now Clinton], Manhattan, New York City, New York, USA

William Rose

12 December 1914, Jefferson City, Missouri, USA

Matt Drayton

Played by: Spencer Tracy

John Prentice

Played by: Sidney Poitier

Christina Drayton

Played by: Katharine Hepburn

Joey Drayton

Played by: Katharine Houghton

Monsignor Ryan

Played by: Cecil Kellaway

Mr. Prentice

Played by: Beah Richards

Tillie

Played by: Isabel Sanford

Hilary St. George

Played by: Virginia Christine

Carhop

Played by: Alexandra Hay

New York Times

A most delightfully acted and gracefully entertaining film.

May 09, 2005

EmanuelLevy.Com

Billed in 1967 as Hollywood's first serious film about interracial marriage, this theatrical movie begs one question: What mother in her right mind will object to Sidney Poitier as a fiance to her daughter--he's handsome, renowned pro, and gentleman

August 10, 2006

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Movie Metropolis

...rather tame and superficial by today's standards: a gentle, sentimental comedy on the subject of interracial marriage.

April 06, 2011

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Time Out

A wishy-washy, sanctimonious plea for tolerance, directed with Kramer's customary verbosity and stodginess.

June 24, 2006

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Film4

There are wonderful performances here, as you'd expect from Hepburn and Tracy, and there's no question that the film is well intentioned. Yet it's also hamfisted and self-congratulatory in the most galling way.

November 07, 2007

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Reel Film Reviews

...an appealing premise that's employed to watchable (if entirely uneven) effect by filmmaker Stanley Kramer...

January 26, 2014

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TV Guide

Tracy looks tired in this draggy production; he died soon afterward, and it's infuriating to watch him sweat to inject fire into such pap.

November 07, 2007

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Chicago Sun-Times

It would be easy to tear the plot to shreds and catch Kramer in the act of copping out. But why? On its own terms, this film is a joy to see, an evening of superb entertainment.

October 23, 2004

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Variety

Examines its subject matter with perception, depth, insight, humor and feeling

February 13, 2001

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Common Sense Media

Civil rights, love, and family stress.

January 02, 2011

Chicago Reader

A disaster on all counts -- its time, if it ever had one, has definitely passed.

November 07, 2007

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