Goodbye, Columbus (1969)
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Cast
as Neil Klugman
as Brenda Patimkin
as Patimkin
as Mrs. Patimkin
as Ron
as Julie
as Carlotta
as Aunt Gladys
as Doris
as Don Farber
as Don Farber
as Aunt Molly
as Uncle Leo
as Sarah Ehrlich
as Busboy
as Uncle Max
as Model
as John McKee
as Simp
as Harriet
as John McKee
as Wedding Guest
as Aunt Molly
as Uncle Max
as Boy in Library
as Voice on Columbus Record
as The Rabbi
as Uncle Harry
as Mr. Scapelle
Critic Reviews for Goodbye, Columbus
All Critics (9) | Fresh (9) | Rotten (0) | DVD (1)
Perhaps the most successful of the three Philip Roth adaptations on the big screen.
Dated adult fare from 1969 with Benjamin and MacGraw.
This well-observed comedy knows the American Jewish bourgeois scene well.
A summertime love story tinged with dark humor.
Nobody ever talks about the underrated Goodbye, Columbus, but they should.
Audience Reviews for Goodbye, Columbus
What a waste of film. I can't believe I watched the whole film. This was listed under romantic/Comedy and it is neither. I don't recommend anyone to watch this film. It's just pointless.
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Goodbye, Columbus Quotes
| Brenda Patimkin: | Why are you being so nasty? |
| Neil Klugman: | Nasty? I'm being suave and sophisticated! Do I sound nasty? |