Yours, Mine and Ours (1968) Family comedy movie clips - Frank meets Helen

Frank encounters Helen twice: once by coincidence in the base commissary and once when he brings his upset teenage daughter to the dispensary for care. Helen tells Frank that the girl is simply growing up in a too-crowded home without a mother's direction. They click right away and go on a date, but they are avoiding disclosing their individual secrets: Helen has eight children from a former marriage that ended in divorce and Frank has ten children from previous unions that ended in death. After learning of their similar situations, the two are reluctant to pursue a relationship.

Movie description:
Navy officer Frank Beardsley (Henry Fonda) is struggling to raise his 10 children in the wake of his wife's death. Frank soon begins dating Helen North (Lucille Ball), a widowed nurse with eight children of her own. After learning of their similar situations, the two are reluctant to pursue a relationship. But with the help of a mutual friend, Darrel Harrison (Van Johnson), the two eventually fall in love and must decide about forming one big, unconventional family.

Rating: TV-PG
Genres: Comedy, Family
Original Language: English
Cast: Henry Fonda as Frank Beardsley, Lucille Ball as Helen North and Van Johnson as Darrell Harrison
Director: Melville Shavelson
Screenplay: Melville Shavelson and Mort Lachman
Story: Bob Carroll Jr and Madelyn Davis
Based on a book: Who Gets the Drumstick? by Helen Beardsley
Produced: Robert F. Blumofe
Release Date (Theaters): Apr 24, 1968, Original
Release Date (Streaming): Mar 6, 2001
Runtime: 1 Hour 51 Minutes
Filming locations: Naval Air Station, Alameda, California, USA
Studio: MGM Studios
Production companies: Desilu Productions and Walden Productions
Distributors: United Artists (United States, 1968) (theatrical)
Kommunenes Filmcentral (KF) (Norway, 1968) (theatrical)
United Artists (United Kingdom, 1968) (theatrical)
United Artists (Sweden, 1968) (theatrical)
National Broadcasting Company (NBC) (United States, 1973) (original airing, TV)
MGM/UA Home Entertainment (United States, 1989) (VHS)
Warner Home Video (United States, 1996) (VHS)
Chapel Distribution (Australia, 1997) (35mm print - Technicolor, theatrical)
Sony Pictures Home Entertainment (United States, 2006) (DVD)
MGM Home Entertainment (United States, 2007) (DVD)
20th Century Fox Home Entertainment (United States, 2007) (DVD)
Great Movies (Germany, 2018) (DVD)
Studio Hamburg Enterprises (Germany, 2019) (Blu-ray, DVD)
Paramount Channel (France, 2021) (TV)
Warner Home Vidéo (France, 1986) (dubbed version, VHS)