The Man in the Grey Flannel Suit is a long movie and one worth seeing. Its subject, the great Madison Avenue of high-pressure public relations, is tricky and almost impossible to describe without ...

In 1956, Gregory Peck starred in the film adaptation of the bestselling novel The Man in the Gray Flannel Suit. Today, we could be forgiven for thinking that we have only recently started to be ...

In a twist that elevates “The Man in the Gray Flannel Suit” beyond a period drama, Betsy becomes the one who drives Tom’s journey from closed-off vet to loving husband and father.

This is the story of a young American suburbanite who gets a chance to become a big shot and turns it down because he realizes that he's a nine-to-five man to whom family means more than success.

One of the clear implications of The Man in the Gray Flannel Suit is that the harmony of society depends on the harmony of each household. The war has sickened the United States by driving a wedge ...

Would you like to stop for something sweet?” He is man of the year, literally, raining charitable cash onto greater Portland, Ore., from his captain’s chair at Brooks Box Factories.

The grainy author photo, too, has a nostalgic feel: Nader as the man in the gray flannel suit, a bit rumpled perhaps, without the crisp fedora or the chiseled good looks of a Gregory Peck.

For a while there, the Don Draper suit was the suit archetype: closely tailored, slim-lapeled, with mandatory crisp white shirt, belt, and tie. These days, with our collective screws already a bit ...

8 Films That Remind Us Of 'Mad Men': From 'The Man in the Grey Flannel Suit' to 'Inside Llewyn Davis' ...

For decades, it has projected the image of phalanxes of commuters in gray flannel suits and fedoras, hurriedly wending their way to and from New York’s Grand Central Terminal.

Once derided as a symbol of staid conformity, the man in the gray flannel suit seems a relic from a halcyon age, a Roman statue pulled down by a horde of marauding barbarians in sweatpants.