Stanley Kramer	...	(Director)
William Rose	...	(Writer)
Spencer Tracy	...	Matt Drayton
Sidney Poitier	...	Dr. John Wade Prentice
Katharine Hepburn	...	Christina Drayton
Cecil Kellaway	...	Monsignor Mike Ryan
Beah Richards	...	Mrs. Prentice
Isabel Sanford	...	Matilda 'Tillie' Binks, Drayton Maid
Roy Glenn	...	Mr. Prentice
Virginia Christine	...	Hilary St. George
John Hudkins	...	Cab Driver
Barbara Randolph	...	Dorothy
D'Urville Martin	...	Frankie
Alexandra Hay	...	Carhop
Skip Martin	...	Delivery Boy
Katharine Houghton	...	Joanna 'Joey' Drayton
Grace Gaynor	...	Judith
Tom Heaton	...	Peter
Frank De Vol	...	Composer
Sam Leavitt	...	Cinematographer
Robert C. Jones	...	Editor

Summary: The answer to that question is, your new son-in-law's parents. A wealthy white family is informed that their daughter's intended is coming to meet them, and he's black. Scripted in the late 60s, the idea of a bi-racial marriage was still fairly shocking. To smooth this over, the son-in-law to be is a prince. He's a Doctor who lives in Switzerland and intends to take their daughter there to live. Set in California, it's not quite a return to Selma, Alabama, but was controversial in its day.