Never thought I could get behind a prequel to “Who’s Afraid of Virginia Woolf?” but James Marshall nailed it. Really gave Albee’s play some new depth and fleshed out the characters’ motivations.

These two restaurants are right across the street from each other.

Adolph von Rubikstein is probably rotating F, L, D2, L’, F’ in his grave.

But, though I am a philistine with regard to his film (a philmistine, if you will), I do think The Angriest Dog in the World is brilliant.