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    • DVD Release Date: 01/10/2006
    • Original Release: 1980
    • Rating: Not Rated
    • Sales Rank: 63,335

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    Features

    Author bio; Actor bios; Printable study guide; About the American Short Story Collection; Audio interview: Robert Geller; Henry Fonda intro

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    Scene Index

    Disc #1 -- American Short Story Collection: The Golden Honeymoon
    1. Scene 1 - Celebration [12:19]
    2. Scene 2 - The Old Boyfriend [12:36]
    3. Scene 3 - The Checker Game [6:36]
    4. Scene 4 - The Speech [6:32]
    5. Scene 5 - The Horse Shoe Game [10:59]

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    Editorial Reviews

    First telecast February 4, 1980, Golden Honeymoon is an easygoing adaptation of the Ring Lardner short story. James Whitmore and Teresa Wright play a New Jersey couple who celebrate their 50th wedding anniversary with a second honeymoon. Their Florida idyll is disrupted when the couple's old acquaintance Stephen Elliott shows up. Elliot had been engaged to Teresa 52 years earlier, a fact that prompts Whitmore to behave in an uncharacteristically obnoxious nature. Calculated to put Elliott in his place, Whitmore's boorishness succeeds in alienating Teresa as well. Scripted by Frederic Hunter, the 60-minute Golden Honeymoon was the second-season opener of PBS' American Playhouse. Hal Erickson, All Movie Guide

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