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"In Harry Hope's Last Chance Saloon, the regulars anxiously await the annual arrival of Hickey, a fun-loving travelling salesman. But the Hickey that shows up is a changed man -- one who urges them to discard their illusions and accept reality. From the Video Playhouse series."
"In the faded, Vermeer-like light of Harry Hope's 1912 New York skid row bar, a ragtag group of fallen men await the annual arrival of their friend Hickey. But now Hickey is sober, and he wants his drunken friends to follow the same path."@en
"A group of has-beens in Harry Hope's saloon wait for the annual visit of Hickey, a happy salesman. Hickey arrives a changed character and tries to make each man see reality and face the truth about himself. This play, written near the end of O'Neill's career, reflected a new and intensely personal style in his writing. In it are bits and snatches of himself, his brother, their father, and his friends. It transcends its tragedy and humor to say something about the human condition."
"A group of has-beens in Harry Hope's saloon wait for the annual visit of Hickey, a happy salesman. Hickey arrives a changed character and tries to make each man see reality and face the truth about himself. This play, written near the end of O'Neill's career, reflected a new and intensely personal style in his writing. In it are bits and snatches of himself, his brother, their father, and his friends. It transcends its tragedy and humor to say something about the human condition."@en
"The story centers around a crowd of wastrels, misfits, anarchists, alcoholics, prostitutes and barflies, who drink their troubles way while making grandiose plans."@en
"In the faded light of Harry Hope's 1912 New York skid row bar, a rag tag group of fallen men await the annual arrival of their friend Hickey. But now Hickey is sober, and he wants his drunken friends to do the same."
"A tragedy about the love-hate relationship that often exists between the sexes."
"A group of has-beens in Harry Hope's saloon wait for the annual visit of Hickey, a happy salesman. Hickey arrives a changed character and tries to make each man see reality and face the truth about himself."@en
"Lee Marvin, in a tour de force performance, stars as the charasmatic Hickey, a reformed drunk whose smiling facade masks shocking self deception. The Iceman Cometh is the AFT's greatest achievement. Special Features: interviews; American Film theatre trailer gallery; The Aft Cinebill For The Iceman Cometh; Stills Gallery; Poster; a letter From Ely Landau, written In 1973, to potential Aft subscribers; 'The American Film Theatre, A Short History; and much more!"@en
"Lee Marvin, in a tour de force performance, stars as the charasmatic Hickey, a reformed drunk whose smiling facade masks shocking self deception. The Iceman Cometh is the AFT's greatest achievement. Special Features: interviews; American Film theatre trailer gallery; The Aft Cinebill For The Iceman Cometh; Stills Gallery; Poster; a letter From Ely Landau, written In 1973, to potential Aft subscribers; 'The American Film Theatre, A Short History; and much more!"
"In the faded, Vermeer-like light of Harry Hope's 1912 New York skid row bar, a rag tag group of fallen men await the annual arrival of their friend Hickey. But now Hickey is sober, and he wants his drunken friends to do the same."@en