Hopscotch—Walter Matthau—has a surprise around every corner. Fresh and full storyline delivers its carefully executed plan with clarity and no complications. Runs a straight course from beginning to end.
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Storyline
A CIA agent begins writing a book to expose CIA dirty work as pay back for demoting him to a desk job.
Additional Thanks
Thank you to Director Ronald Neame for directing effort. Thank you to Producers Edie Landau and Ely Landau for making the film possible. Cast includes Walter Matthau, Glenda Jackson, Sam Waterston, Herbert Lom, and Ned Beatty.
Buy a ticket? Yes? No? Maybe?
Yes. This is a cute movie that causes thinking throughout.
Mrs. Lambert Remembers Love—originally aired on CBS (1991), plays like a Hallmark movie—has human heart and a bittersweet conclusion. Watch for terrific acting by the laconic Walter Matthau, the lovely Ellen Burstyn, and Ryan Todd. It’s a low-key afternoon
watch that serves families well. With Walter Matthau's son, Charles
Matthau, directing the film there is an energy present that draws its audience into caring about the outcome of its main characters.
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Storyline
A grandmother, who is a little forgetful, finds that social services may take her grandson away. She takes her grandson and goes in search of distant and close relatives who will take care of her young grandson.
Additional Thanks
Thank you to Director Charles Matthau for directing and producing effort. Thank you to Executive Producer Robert Halmi Sr. and Producers Alan Jacobs and Charles Matthau for making the film possible. Cast includes Ellen Burstyn, Ryan Todd, Walter Matthau, William Schallert, Kathleen Garrett, Sherry Hursey, Richard Zobel, Jeanne Reynolds, Tom McGraw, Victoria Richardson, and Dustin Werner.
Buy a
ticket? Yes? No? Maybe?
Yes. This
is a simple, good story with a bittersweet conclusion.
