Official Movie Website Theatrical Release 08/04/06 (Limited0 Home Video 02/06/07 MPAA Rating Not Rated Running Time 1 hour 55 minutes Genre Comedy, Romantic Comedy Director Susan Seidelman Writer Florence Seidelman and David Cramer Cast Joseph Bologna, Dyan Cannon, Len Cariou, Sally Kellerman, Michael Nouri, Brenda Vaccaro Studio Samuel Goldwyn Films |
BOYNTON BEACH CLUB
SYNOPSIS
LOIS (Dyan Cannon), HARRY (Joseph Bologna),
MARILYN (Brenda Vaccaro), SANDY (Sally
Kellerman) and JACK (Len Cariou) live in an Active
Adult community in Boynton Beach, Florida. Their
lives intersect when they meet at a local
bereavement group where they've gone to find
emotional support after the loss of a loved one. But
soon they each find themselves on a journey they
could never have predicted when they reenter the
"dating scene" after many decades -- only to find
that it's a whole new world out there.
As the head end of the original Baby Boomer
generation now approaches retirement age, the
concept of what it means to be older has
dramatically changed. So those who think that new
love and romance end well before retirement age
are in for a reality check. No one sees themselves
as becoming old, and the residents of Boynton
Beach aren't about to start. In a world where 60 is
fast becoming the new 40, Boynton Beach Club
shows us that it's never to late too fall in love with
ourselves and others, whatever your age.
--© Samuel Goldwyn Films
LOIS (Dyan Cannon), HARRY (Joseph Bologna),
MARILYN (Brenda Vaccaro), SANDY (Sally
Kellerman) and JACK (Len Cariou) live in an Active
Adult community in Boynton Beach, Florida. Their
lives intersect when they meet at a local
bereavement group where they've gone to find
emotional support after the loss of a loved one. But
soon they each find themselves on a journey they
could never have predicted when they reenter the
"dating scene" after many decades -- only to find
that it's a whole new world out there.
As the head end of the original Baby Boomer
generation now approaches retirement age, the
concept of what it means to be older has
dramatically changed. So those who think that new
love and romance end well before retirement age
are in for a reality check. No one sees themselves
as becoming old, and the residents of Boynton
Beach aren't about to start. In a world where 60 is
fast becoming the new 40, Boynton Beach Club
shows us that it's never to late too fall in love with
ourselves and others, whatever your age.
--© Samuel Goldwyn Films
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