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King Of Marvin Gardens, The -- (Movie Clip) Totally Serene Under an Atlantic City pier with shiftless brother Jason (Bruce Dern), whom he's bailed out of jail, nerdy David (Jack Nicholson) tries to keep up, when Jessica (Julia Anne Robinson), daughter of Jason's troublesome girlfriend, appears, in Bob Rafelson's The King Of Marvin Gardens, 1972.
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THE KING OF MARVIN GARDENS. In a film that captures all the sadness of an American dream gone wrong, Bruce Dern concocts impossible get-rich-quick schemes and insists on trying them out on his brother and girlfriend. Dern's final scheme, to build an Hawaiian resort with embezzled money from his mobster boss, ends in tragedy for all involved ...
"The king of Marvin Gardens" ist ein inhaltlich dunkel gehaltenes Drama von 2 grundverschiedenen Brüdern, die aber beide mit dem Leben nicht klarkommen. Die stark charakterzentrierte Story dieser beiden Verlierer, gespielt vom alten Traumpaar Jack Nicholson und Bruce Dern, setzt der Director B. Rafelson atmosphärisch dicht gestaltet und mit ...
released October 12, 1972Jack Nicholson as David StaeblerDirected by Bob RafelsonWritten by Jacob Brackman and Bob RafelsonCopyright Disclaimer Under Section...
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A Philadelphia radio personality, David (Jack Nicholson) has a tendency to mix fact and fiction in his talks, such as in a story about his "dead" grandfather (Charles LaVine). When his older brother, Jason (Bruce Dern), is jailed on a robbery charge, David is summoned to Atlantic City. But when he's sent to see Jason's mobster boss, Lewis (Scatman Crothers), for help, David is totally ignored ...
Nov 27, 2010 · A Killing. T he New Jersey resort town of Atlantic City provides the backdrop for two distinctive films made at opposite ends of the seventies: Bob Rafelson’s 1972 The King of Marvin Gardens and Louis Malle’s Atlantic City, released in 1981. That decade saw tremendous changes in the fabric of the city—changes that one could say were ...
