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Laser Disc cover signed: "Julie Andrews", "James Garner", James/Coburn", and "Arthur Hiller", 12¼x12¼. Laser disc not included. The Americanization of Emily , a 1964 film set twenty years earlier on the eve of the D-Day invasion, features a romance between English driver Julie Andrews and unheroic American naval officer James Garner, who is set up by James Coburn and others to be the first American casualty of the assault. (The comedy was directed by Arthur Hiller. Andrews and Garner have both...

Too familiar tale of switched identity has crazed Cubs fan Belushi find Grodin's Filofax, allowing him to pose as businessman. Old jokes and a story full of holes.

Movie Still  /  Publicity Photo  /  Press Kit Promo Title:  Taking Care of Business Star(s):  Arthur Hiller (director), James Belushi, Charles Grodin Genuine vintage Black and White glossy photograph Approximate size:  8" x 10"  (205mm x 255mm) Condition:  Good.  Click here for our Condition Guide Standard shipping by First Class Mail NOTE: This photograph is sold only as a collector's item. Purchase of this photograph does not include the right for reproduction or commercial use of the image...

Walter Matthau stars in each of three comedic one-act plays—all of which transpire in Suite 719 of New York's Plaza Hotel—in this 1971 Golden Globe–nominated adaptation of a Neil Simon's Broadway hit. In the first segment, Maureen Stapleton delivers a Golden Globe–nominated performance as the wife of a philandering Matthau. In the second story Matthau plays a movie producer who calls an old flame (Barbara Harris) for an "afternoon delight" and gets something entirely else. The last play costars Matthau...

ALS: " Arthur ", 1 page, 8½x11. Los Angeles, California, 1996 June 20. On imprinted letterhead to comedienne and actress Phyllis Diller. Begins: " Dear Phyllis - ". In full: " I loved my 'stamp' on an envelope. How clever! So why have I taken a year to thank you? Guilt. Guilt makes me think about you even more & what a delight you are - & what a talent! Warmly ". In the year he wrote this letter, Hiller directed the feature film, Carpool . He also appeared as himself on television in an epsiode...