Save the Tiger (1973)
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Cast
as Harry Stoner
as Phil Greene
as Myra
as Fred Mirrell
as Janet Stoner
as Charlie Robbins
as Meyer

as Ula
as Rico

as Ula
as Margo the Prostitute

as Jackie

as Dusty
as Sid Fivush

as Receptionist

as Cashier
as Tiger Man

as Taxi Driver

as Receptionist
Critic Reviews for Save the Tiger
All Critics (12) | Top Critics (1) | Fresh (10) | Rotten (2) | DVD (6)
In the phony moral quagmire of Save the Tiger Jack Lemmon tugs at our heart strings while never letting go of his purse strings ...
A jolting drama, fueled by two stunning performances.
Jack Lemmon won the 1973 Best Actor Oscar in John Avildsen's Arthur Miller-like sentimental melodrama, in which he plays a bitter down-on-his-luck L.A. businessman who feels cheated by the American Dream.
A great film of uncommon truth.
Lemmon turns in showy, theatrical work that's appropriate to the not-terribly subtle film around him, but the whole enterprise is one that's best avoided...
A compelling drama about morality under fire in the life of a middle-aged business man
Audience Reviews for Save the Tiger
A tour de force for Lemmon. Consider this to be a bridge between the early great comedic work and the really marvelous dramatic work of his later career.
Super Reviewer
Set fire to the factory. Supply women for the clients. Harry Stoner will do anything to get one more season.

Super Reviewer
The greatest performance ever given by an actor and Jack Lemmon delivers this in his breathtaking Oscar winning role. One of the top ten best films of 1973.

Super Reviewer
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