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| Title: Last Call |
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| Genre: Television |
| Release Date: , 2002 |
| MPAA Rating: n/a |
| Runtime: 96 minutes |
| Director: Henry Bromell |
| Writer: Henry Bromell, Frances Kroll Ring (book) |
| Distributor: Showtime Networks |
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Rogue's Review:Irons at his finest
The always-superb Jeremy Irons is once again brilliant, this time as American writer F. Scott Fitzgerald, living out his final days - ravaged, raw, tragic and above all, sympathetic, even (or especially) at his worst. A shattering performance, the kind only Irons can give. The movie is extremely well-conceived; as a writer myself, I truly appreciate a movie about the ACTUAL WRITING PROCESS of being a writer, which is hardly ever depicted on screen - for fear, perhaps, of being boring. This film is anything but.
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