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I have a yearly tradition of rereading Goodbye Columbus every summer. My copy is falling apart and hard to read, so when I earned a digital credit on Prime I decided to watch the movie.
I've seen it several times but not for many years. The casting was spot on, especially Brenda's family. Her brother Ron is exactly how I pictured him, and Jack Klugman as her father was perfect too.
Although Richard Benjamin and Ali McGraw were a little older than Neil and Brenda I thought they did a good job. Something I had never noticed in the credits prior to the other day was that Ali McGraw's wardrobe was from The Villager. The Villager and its sister company Ladybug were the "must have" clothes for girls and women during the mid to late 1960s.
I was a young teenager when this movie was released, and although it was filmed in 1969 the book was written in 1959. I think the movie did a decent job portraying the time period.
Lastly, it's been compared to The Graduate here, which is a movie I didn't watch until a few years ago. I really didn't care for it, although it had better music!
I've seen it several times but not for many years. The casting was spot on, especially Brenda's family. Her brother Ron is exactly how I pictured him, and Jack Klugman as her father was perfect too.
Although Richard Benjamin and Ali McGraw were a little older than Neil and Brenda I thought they did a good job. Something I had never noticed in the credits prior to the other day was that Ali McGraw's wardrobe was from The Villager. The Villager and its sister company Ladybug were the "must have" clothes for girls and women during the mid to late 1960s.
I was a young teenager when this movie was released, and although it was filmed in 1969 the book was written in 1959. I think the movie did a decent job portraying the time period.
Lastly, it's been compared to The Graduate here, which is a movie I didn't watch until a few years ago. I really didn't care for it, although it had better music!
