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In 2023 a musical adaptation of the film opened off-Broadway, with book and score by [[Theatre/TheLightInThePiazza Adam Guettel and Craig Lucas]].
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In 2023 a [[ScreenToStageAdaptation musical adaptation adaptation]] of the film opened off-Broadway, with book and score by [[Theatre/TheLightInThePiazza Adam Guettel and Craig Lucas]].
Lucas]]. A Broadway opening of the musical is set for January 2024.
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In 2023 a musical adaptation of the film opened off-Broadway, with book and score by [[Theatre/TheLightInThePiazza Adam Guettel and Craig Lucas]].
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Joe Clay (Lemmon), a San Francisco public relations executive and "social drinker", [[BoyMeetsGirl meets Kirsten Arnesen]] (Remick), his boss's secretary. At first they don't get along very well, but after a date where Joe introduces the [[TheTeetotaler teetotaler]] Kirsten to alcohol, they find themselves falling for each other. Eventually they get married, have a daughter and a supposedly comfortable life. Supposedly, because the stress in their lives prompts them to start drinking more frequently and slowly begins to affect their lives and those of everyone who is emotionally attached to them, including Kirsten's stern-but-loving father (Charles Bickford). [[FromBadToWorse Things start to go downhill from here.]]
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Joe Clay (Lemmon), a San Francisco public relations executive and "social drinker", [[BoyMeetsGirl meets Kirsten Arnesen]] (Remick), his boss's secretary. At first they don't get along very well, but after a date where Joe introduces the [[TheTeetotaler teetotaler]] Kirsten to alcohol, they find themselves falling for each other. Eventually they get married, have a daughter and a supposedly comfortable life. Supposedly, because the stress in their lives prompts them to start drinking more frequently and slowly begins to affect their lives and those of everyone who is emotionally attached who's close to them, including Kirsten's stern-but-loving father (Charles Bickford). [[FromBadToWorse Things start to go downhill from here.]]
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From Creator/BlakeEdwards -- the director of such future comedy classics as ''Film/{{The Pink Panther|1963}}'', ''Film/TheGreatRace'', and ''Film/TheParty'' -- comes this heartbreaking 1962 drama about the destructive nature of alcohol addiction. ''Days of Wine and Roses'' was adapted from a 1958 ''Series/Playhouse90'' teleplay and it stars Creator/JackLemmon and Creator/LeeRemick.
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From Creator/BlakeEdwards -- the director of such future comedy classics as ''Film/{{The Pink Panther|1963}}'', ''Film/TheGreatRace'', and ''Film/TheParty'' -- comes this harrowing, heartbreaking 1962 drama about the destructive nature of alcohol addiction. ''Days of Wine and Roses'' was addiction, adapted from a 1958 ''Series/Playhouse90'' teleplay and it stars starring Creator/JackLemmon and Creator/LeeRemick.
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* SoundtrackDissonance: One scene has Joe encountering a drunken Kirsten in a seedy motel room while a WesternAnimation/BugsBunny cartoon plays on a TV in the background.
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Joe Clay (Lemmon), a public-relations executive and "social drinker", [[BoyMeetsGirl meets Kirsten Arnesen]] (Remick), his boss's secretary. At first they don't get along very well, but after a date where Joe introduces the [[TheTeetotaler teetotaler]] Kirsten to alcohol, they find themselves falling for each other. Eventually they get married, have a daughter and a supposedly comfortable life. Supposedly, because the stress in their lives prompts them to start drinking more frequently and is slowly beginning to affect their lives and everyone who is emotionally attached to them, including Kirsten's stern-but-loving father (Charles Bickford). [[FromBadToWorse Things start to go downhill from here.]]
Before ''Film/RequiemForADream'' became a hit by depicting [[DescentIntoAddiction substance abuse]] in a very disturbing way, ''Days of Wine and Roses'' [[UrExample already did it almost 40 years earlier]] albeit with less SurrealHorror.
Before ''Film/RequiemForADream'' became a hit by depicting [[DescentIntoAddiction substance abuse]] in a very disturbing way, ''Days of Wine and Roses'' [[UrExample already did it almost 40 years earlier]] albeit with less SurrealHorror.
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Joe Clay (Lemmon), a public-relations San Francisco public relations executive and "social drinker", [[BoyMeetsGirl meets Kirsten Arnesen]] (Remick), his boss's secretary. At first they don't get along very well, but after a date where Joe introduces the [[TheTeetotaler teetotaler]] Kirsten to alcohol, they find themselves falling for each other. Eventually they get married, have a daughter and a supposedly comfortable life. Supposedly, because the stress in their lives prompts them to start drinking more frequently and is slowly beginning begins to affect their lives and those of everyone who is emotionally attached to them, including Kirsten's stern-but-loving father (Charles Bickford). [[FromBadToWorse Things start to go downhill from here.]]
Before ''Film/RequiemForADream'' became a hit by depicting [[DescentIntoAddiction substance abuse]] in a very disturbing way, ''Days of Wine and Roses'' [[UrExample already did it almost 40 yearsearlier]] earlier]], albeit with less SurrealHorror.
Before ''Film/RequiemForADream'' became a hit by depicting [[DescentIntoAddiction substance abuse]] in a very disturbing way, ''Days of Wine and Roses'' [[UrExample already did it almost 40 years
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* ToxicFriendInfluence: Kirsten was a straight-laced secretary until she met Joe, who, without meaning to, turns her into an alcoholic wreck. Kirsten's father quite correctly calls Joe out for this.
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* ToxicFriendInfluence: Kirsten was a straight-laced secretary until she met Joe, who, who -- without meaning to, intending to -- turns her into an alcoholic wreck. Kirsten's father quite correctly calls Joe out for this.
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** The equivalent thereof on a boat, as Joe and the hookers for the yacht party stare at each other awkwardly as they zip out to the yacht on a launch.
** Soon after one in an actual elevator, as Kirsten and Joe have a spat in the office building, and then wind up taking the same elevator down.
** Soon after one in an actual elevator, as Kirsten and Joe have a spat in the office building, and then wind up taking the same elevator down.
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** The Or the equivalent thereof on a boat, as Joe and the hookers for the yacht party stare at each other awkwardly as they zip out to the yacht on a launch.
**Soon after There's also one in an actual elevator, as Kirsten and Joe have a spat in the office building, building and then wind up taking the same elevator down.down.
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From Creator/BlakeEdwards -- the creator of (future) comedy classics like ''Film/{{The Pink Panther|1963}}'', ''Film/TheGreatRace'', and ''Film/TheParty'' -- comes this heartbreaking 1962 drama about the destructive nature of alcohol addiction. ''Days of Wine and Roses'' was adapted from a 1958 ''Series/Playhouse90'' teleplay and it stars Creator/JackLemmon and Creator/LeeRemick.
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From Creator/BlakeEdwards -- the creator director of (future) such future comedy classics like as ''Film/{{The Pink Panther|1963}}'', ''Film/TheGreatRace'', and ''Film/TheParty'' -- comes this heartbreaking 1962 drama about the destructive nature of alcohol addiction. ''Days of Wine and Roses'' was adapted from a 1958 ''Series/Playhouse90'' teleplay and it stars Creator/JackLemmon and Creator/LeeRemick.
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From Creator/BlakeEdwards -- the creator of (future) comedy classics like ''Film/{{The Pink Panther|1963}}'', ''Film/TheGreatRace'', and ''Film/TheParty'' -- comes this heartbreaking 1962 drama about the destructive nature of alcohol addiction. ''Days of Wine and Roses'' was adapted from a 1958 ''Series/Playhouse90'' teleplay and it stars Creator/JackLemmon and Lee Remick.
Creator/LeeRemick.
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* HangoverSensitivity: In a different sort of movie it might be played for laughs when Joe comes into the office hung over, but it this one it shows that he's losing control.
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* HangoverSensitivity: In a different sort of movie it might be played for laughs when Joe comes into the office hung over, but it in this one it shows that he's losing control.
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From Creator/BlakeEdwards -- the creator of (future) comedy classics like ''Film/{{The Pink Panther|1963}}'', ''Film/TheGreatRace'', and ''Film/TheParty'' -- comes this heartbreaking 1962 drama about the destructive nature of alcohol addiction. ''Days of Wine and Roses'' was adapted from a 1958 ''Playhouse 90'' teleplay and it stars Creator/JackLemmon and Lee Remick.
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From Creator/BlakeEdwards -- the creator of (future) comedy classics like ''Film/{{The Pink Panther|1963}}'', ''Film/TheGreatRace'', and ''Film/TheParty'' -- comes this heartbreaking 1962 drama about the destructive nature of alcohol addiction. ''Days of Wine and Roses'' was adapted from a 1958 ''Playhouse 90'' ''Series/Playhouse90'' teleplay and it stars Creator/JackLemmon and Lee Remick.
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* HitlerCam: Combined with a POV shot. Joe has attempted to steal a bottle of liquor, but he stumbles and falls down the landing. As he squirms in the dirt the store owner trots up and takes the bottle out of his hand. Then we get the POV from Joe's shot as the liquor store owner, standing over Joe cackling evilly, pours the bottle all over Joe's face.
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* ToxicFriendInfluence: Kirsten was a straight-laced secretary until she met Joe, who, without meaning to, turns her into an alcoholic wreck.
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* ToxicFriendInfluence: Kirsten was a straight-laced secretary until she met Joe, who, without meaning to, turns her into an alcoholic wreck. Kirsten's father quite correctly calls Joe out for this.
--> '''Pop''': You started my daughter drinking!
--> '''Pop''': You started my daughter drinking!
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* GoingColdTurkey: The harrowing scene that follows the greenhouse sequence shows Joe in a sanitarium, in a straitjacket, having a violent seizure--the [=DTs=].
