Marty Resources

The film's shooting script is impressively similar to what ended up being performed.

Here are the Paddy Chayefsky Papers.

Learn more about Marty's 'hood.

Ernest Borgnine, an Emmy Legacy, talks turkey.

The awesomely-named Bosley Crowther calls the flick a "playlet," and he's not wrong.

Or so says this 1955 Variety review.

What came before The Sopranos and Mad Men.

Betsy Blair talks about being blacklisted and how Marty changed things.

Considering Marty in the contemporary age.

A collection of quotes on the writing process.

The AV Club unpacks how this little film packed such a big punch.

Before the feature film came the 1953 teleplay.

John C. Reilly stars in the stage adaptation.

Ultra-modest producer/actor Burt Lancaster introduces the trailer for Marty.

Director Delbert Mann accepts his first big award in less than five seconds.

A fan finds the flaws in the film's production.

The NYC NPR-affiliate charts Paddy Chayefsky's rise from Marty on up to his novel Altered States.

Roy Webb might not have won an Oscar for Marty, but he did for this score.

Ernest Borgnine on the set.

Warning: This movie poster contains a spoiler.

How is it that the crew looks like they could be part of the cast?

Gif offers the moral of the story.

Let's dance.