Biloxi Blues (1985)

by Neil Simon

Series: Eugene trilogy (2)

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Drama. Fiction. HTML: Neil Simon's hilarious semi-autobiographical Tony Award-winning play stars Josh Radnor and Justine Bateman. This production features an exclusive interview with the prolific playwright. .

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Biloxi Blues [1988 film] by Mike Nichols

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Moving Parts: Monologues from Contemporary Plays by Nina Shengold

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New York Drama Critics' Circle Award (Runners Up – Play – 1985)

Outer Critics Circle Award (Winner – Broadway Play – 1984-1985)

Tony Award (Winner – Play – 1985)

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Neil Simon's hilarious semi-autobiographical Tony Award-winning play stars Josh Radnor and Justine Bateman. This production features an exclusive interview with the prolific playwright.

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