George and Gwen Kellerman live in the small, quiet town of Twin Oaks, Ohio with their two young children and pet dog. George has a strong sense of what is right and wrong, especially as it applies to himself and Gwen, but he still looks to her for validation. Working for a plastics company, George believes he is a shoo-in for the company's Vice-President of Sales, New York Division job, a position located in New York City. George is looking forward to their future life in New York City, with all the amenities and benefits living in the big city has to offer. For George's 9 am interview, George and Gwen plan on taking a flight that lands in New York at 8 pm the evening before, which gives them time for dinner at New York's finest restaurant, The Four Seasons, and a comfortable night's stay at the Waldorf-Astoria Hotel before the interview. But nothing on this trip goes according to plan. In fact, what can go wrong, does. Because of circumstances, it even looks as if George may miss his interview. As the fifteen hours preceding the planned interview progress, George and Gwen have to decide if they are going to let New York get the better of them or if they are going to get the better of New York. Neil Simon 1971 Winner WGA Award (Screen) Best Comedy Written Directly for the Screen. Have you seen .....?

Baltimore industrialist Wendell Armbruster crosses paths with London shopgirl Pamela Piggott when they come to Ischia to pick up the bodies of her mother and his father, who have been killed in an automobile accident after a 10-year summertime affair. While straitlaced Wendell tries to avoid a scandal, free-spirited Pamela is impressed by the romantic setting. After some confusion with the bodies and a blackmail attempt by unscrupulous locals, Wendell and Pamela extend their parents' affair into the next generation. Jack Lemmon 1973 Winner Golden Globe Best Actor in a Motion Picture - Comedy or Musical. Have you seen "Avanti"?

The film depicts a day and a half in Harry Stoner's life. Harry is down on his luck and trapped in his own indulgences, trying to escape from the fact that business is dire and his company owes bundles of money. His day is filled with unusual episodes as he picks up a young pretty hippie hitchhiker, arranges for his company's warehouse to burn down so he can collect the insurance-money (arguing with his most faithful employee about the consequences), hires a prostitute for an important salesman and, while speaking at a fashion show, experiences rather uncomfortable WWII flashbacks. Winner of 2 Awards including 1974 Oscar Winner Jack Lemmon Best Actor in a Leading Roleand Best Drama Written for the Screen. Have you seen "Save the Tiger"?

Liza Minnelli and Gregory Peck presenting the Best Actor Oscar® to Jack Lemmon for his performance in "Save the Tiger" - the 46th Annual Academy Awards in 1974. Jack Lemmon won his Oscar over many big stars. Do you watch the Oscars?