Google Ads
Login | Sign Up

Goodbye, Columbus Overview:

Goodbye, Columbus (1969) was a Comedy - Drama Film directed by Larry Peerce and produced by Stanley R. Jaffe.

Academy Awards 1969 --- Ceremony Number 42 (source: AMPAS)

AwardRecipientResult
Best WritingArnold SchulmanNominated
See More Oscar Winners

Goodbye, Columbus BlogHub Articles:

No article for Goodbye, Columbus at this time. Submit yours here.

Goodbye, Columbus Quotes:

Neil Klugman: [discussing birth control] What do you take?
Brenda Patimkin: Nothing. Turn off the water.
Neil Klugman: Nothing?
Brenda Patimkin: Listen, I tried the pills, but they made me fat and made me sick, and besides every single day you read something new about them in the paper, so I decided I was better off with nothing.
Neil Klugman: [pause] Brenda, I'd like to talk to you about nothing.
See More Quotes from Goodbye, Columbus
Goodbye, Columbus Facts
French censorship certificate: -13.
The wedding scene, as filmed, included a magnificent 10-minute speech by Monroe Arnold as Uncle Leo - a real tour de force. But it didn't fit the mood of the rest of the picture, and was cut to 45 seconds. It was a bitter blow to Arnold, and helped him decide to retire from acting not long afterward.
The wedding scene, as filmed, included a magnificent 10-minute speech by Monroe Arnold as Uncle Leo - a real tour de force. But it didn't fit the mood of the rest of the picture, and was cut to 45 seconds. It was a bitter blow to Arnold, and helped him decide to retire from acting not long afterward.
Future daytime diva Susan Lucci can be seen as one of the wedding guests.
Barbara Parkins was offered the role of Brenda but declined.
See More Facts about Goodbye, Columbus >>