The King Of Marvin Gardens
An effective, incisive, moody study of a Philadelphia disc jockey (Jack Nicholson) who visits his crooked, beloved brother (Bruce Dern) in Atlantic City and finds that he has plans to rip off a mobster and use the loot to buy a tropical island. Ellen Burstyn and Scatman Crothers also star in Bob Rafelson's powerful, somber drama.
Year: 1972
Genre: Drama, Film Festivals 2007
Country: USA
Director: Bob Rafelson
Starring: Jack Nicholson, Bruce Dern, Ellen Burstyn
Duration: 99 Minutes
Rating: M - Contains medium level violence.
6.6/10
Location in store: Drama
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