Set fire to the factory. Supply women for the clients. Harry Stoner will do anything to get one more season.
Jack Lemmon,
Jack Gilford,
Laurie Heineman,
Norman Burton,
Patricia Smith
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Star Jack Lemmon was so eager to see Save the Tiger make it to the big screen that he waived his salary rather than have the film exceed its tiny budget. Lemmon portrays "the great American tragedy" a... read more
DVD Release Date: October 25, 2005
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February 20, 2007
The greatest performance ever given by an actor and Jack Lemmon delivers this in his breathtaking Oscar winning role.
One of the top ten best films of 1973. -
July 23, 2007
Good movie about the breakdown of a wwII vet, but if you're looking for another point, look elsewhere.
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July 14, 2007
I can't understand why this film has been so largely forgotten, since it does include one of the strongest performances ever turned in by an actor. I'm not suggesting it is without flaws (the WWII associations seem strained and unnecessary, for example), but I thought the screenp... read more
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Jack Lemmon won the 1973 Best Actor Oscar in John Avildsen's Arthur Miller-like sentimental melodrama, in which he plays a bitter down-on-his-luck L.A. businessman who feels cheated by the American Dr... Full Review
Lemmon turns in showy, theatrical work that's appropriate to the not-terribly subtle film around him, but the whole enterprise is one that's best avoided...
A compelling drama about morality under fire in the life of a middle-aged business man Full Review
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