In a retirement home, a surly man and a withdrawn woman come to terms over a game of cards.In a retirement home, a surly man and a withdrawn woman come to terms over a game of cards.In a retirement home, a surly man and a withdrawn woman come to terms over a game of cards.
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- TriviaThe Broadway production of "The Gin Game" by D.L. Coburn opened at the John Golden Theater in New York on October 6, 1977 and ran for 517 performances.
- ConnectionsFeatured in 18th Annual Screen Actors Guild Awards (2012)
- SoundtracksTake This Waltz
Written by Leonard Cohen and Garcia Lorca
Sung by Scott Trammell
Courtesry of Sony Atv Songs LLC (BMI)
Estana Srl (SGAE) Adm. EMI Blackwood Publishing (BMI)
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When I saw this on the shelf at Hastings I thought,oh a movie version of the play huh.I enjoyed the play a lot more but the movie was pretty good. But I still hold the play in high regard. I saw the play way back in I can't remember while vacationing in the beautiful city of Boston,Mass. I don't exactly remember who was i it but I left the play house thinking that was a great play and was acted extremely well. This is coming from a guy who enjoyed Dracula the Ballet. I recommend seeing the play first then the movie but that's just me. I know that some people probably won't get a chance to see the play but all in all the movie is pretty close to the play itself. If I ever had a chance to see this play again I would drop whatever I was doing and see it. As I have said before and if you can see the play first then the movie. I hope that you won't be disappointed.
- DarthBeaker
- May 18, 2006
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