Brighton Beach Memoirs (1986)

The Brighton Beach Memoir is a comedy movie directed by Jean Sachs in 1986, written by Neil Simon, starring Jonathan Silverman and Blythe Danner. In 1983 Simon wrote a semi - autobiographical script with the same name, the first chapter of the so - called Eugene trilogy, followed by Biloxi Blues and Broadway. In this movie, Eugene often talks to the camera and breaks the fourth wall. In September 1937, during the Great Depression, this adult comedy was set up on Brighton Beach in Brooklyn, New York, focusing on teenage Eugene Morris Jerome of a Polish American who experienced adolescence It was. I am searching for sexual awakening and identity. They tried to trade with his family, including his brother Stanley, his parents Kate and Jack, Kate's sister Blanche, and her two daughters, Nora and Raleigh, they arrive after their father's death did. Live here

Simon took an unfinished script that he started with his withdrawal a few years ago. It became the first tribe of trilogy 1983-1986, tracing back to the military training camp and his anti-Semitism ("Biloxi Bruce") from the childhood home ("Medical memory of Brighton Beach"). The last break of his parents. 'Marriage and his career as a writer (' Broadway training '). His position at the critics peaked in 1991, when he was lost in Yonkers on the relationship between immigrant mothers like steel that received the Pulitzer Prize in the drama and her mentally retarded daughter - Simon's forecast will never happen. The jury rated the play as "a mature work by American writers who tend to be underestimated."

The Brighton Beach memoir collaborated with Broadway at the Armanston Theater in Los Angeles on December 10, 1982, performed another Broadway show at the Calangute theater in San Francisco and premiered on Broadway at the Alvin Theater on March 27. In 1983 he moved to the 46th street theater and concluded 1,299 performances and 7 rehearsals on May 11, 1986. Actors covered by Gene Saks include Matthew Broderick (Eugene Jerome), Elizabeth Franz (Kate Jerome), Peter Michael Ingber (Laurie Morton), Željko Ivanek (Stanley Jerome), Jodi Thelen (Nora Morton), and Joe. Isfan Patten (Bran Morton). After Piper Laurie was released during rehearsal, Van Patten joined the cast. The landscape design was designed by David Mitchell, the costume was designed by Patricia Zipprodt, and the lighting was designed by Tharon Musser