Best of the Trilogy It may be a sad way to end the "light-hearted" series, but it's based on what happened to Neil Simon in real life. Easily the most poignant of the trilogy, and the best dramatic work. It's a pity this probably isn't going to make it to DVD, as people don't like "sad" with their "funny".
A riveting screenplay This certainly deserved to go on the "big screen". Everyone outdid themselves, especially near the end.
anne bancroft in a stellar performance One of the more mature neil simon scripts, this should have made it to the big sceen.
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