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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jul 03, 1973
Page
13
London scenes set a candid tone as Jack Lemmon arrives amid hostilities and praise for his work. He recalls telling himself Save the Tiger was his best film and stayed loyal to the project, even playing for two years without salary while Steve Shagan’s story found him.
Moral producer of the She arzan series pitches the project to Lemmon who doubts his fit for the role. The film, unlike Lemmon’s usual comedies, addresses serious social issues and faced strong reluctance from studios who warned it would be too downbeat and niche for a middle-aged business audience.
Jack Lemmon discusses the film Save the Tiger about two aging dress manufacturers who hire an arsonist to burn their firm. He argues it exposes American moral decline and how decent people rationalize corruption, comparing it to Watergate and praising the film for enlightening, not just entertaining.
The listing details show Paramount and Bastown with multiple showtimes for The Last Picture Show, Kid Blue, 1774, High Plains Drifter, Mary Poppins, Blood films, Soylent Green, Skyjacked, Paper Moon, Scarecrow, Godspell, Doberman Gang, Evel Knievel, Silent Running, Red Sky at Morning, and assorted shorts, with venues including town theaters and drive-ins across several dates and times. The schedule highlights matinees, evening screenings, and double features across Paramount, Bastown, World, Plaza, Marion Ventures, Collins Drive-In, Twixt Town, Twin West, Stage 1–4, Twin East, and related venues.
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