Play the Game (2008)

Play the Game (2008)
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A handsome young ladies' man attempts to teach his widowed grandfather the finer points of dating in the new millennium in this comedy featuring beloved television icons Andy Griffith, Doris Roberts, and Liz Sheridan. When it comes to meeting women, David knows every trick in the book. Lately, David (Paul Campbell) has noticed that his grandfather Joe (Griffith) seems more lonely than usual. Joe lives in a retirement community, and though he longs for companionship, it's been so long since he's dived into the dating pool that he's forgotten how to swim. As David begins instructing Joe in the finer points of impressing the ladies, the spry retiree becomes the most popular bachelor in the retirement community. Unfortunately, the girl of David's dreams sees right through his transparent techniques, leaving the young Don Juan to wonder if he's lost his magic touch. Before long, the tables have turned, and Grandpa Joe teaches David that sometimes the best way to win in the game of love is to stop playing games altogether. ~ Jason Buchanan, Rovi

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Starring:
Paul CampbellAndy Griffith, (more)
Director(s):
Marc Fienberg
Theatrical MPAA Rating:
PG13
Format(s):
DVD
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Synopsis of Play the Game

A handsome young ladies' man attempts to teach his widowed grandfather the finer points of dating in the new millennium in this comedy featuring beloved television icons Andy Griffith, Doris Roberts, and Liz Sheridan. When it comes to meeting women, David knows every trick in the book. Lately, David (Paul Campbell) has noticed that his grandfather Joe (Griffith) seems more lonely than usual. Joe lives in a retirement community, and though he longs for companionship, it's been so long since he's dived into the dating pool that he's forgotten how to swim. As David begins instructing Joe in the finer points of impressing the ladies, the spry retiree becomes the most popular bachelor in the retirement community. Unfortunately, the girl of David's dreams sees right through his transparent techniques, leaving the young Don Juan to wonder if he's lost his magic touch. Before long, the tables have turned, and Grandpa Joe teaches David that sometimes the best way to win in the game of love is to stop playing games altogether. ~ Jason Buchanan, Rovi

Theatrical Feature Running Time:
105 mins

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Director(s):
Marc Fienberg
Writer(s):
Marc Fienberg
Producer(s):
Marc Fienberg
Theatrical MPAA Rating:
PG13
Play the Game Awards:
  • 2008 - Fort Lauderdale International Film Festival - Best Independent Feature
  • 2008 - Santa Fe Film Festival - Audience Award
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    Kenneth F.

    good movie that becomes REALLY good at the end

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    Kathy H.

    A real treat delightful movie~~~~very funny with alot of heart

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    Marsica S.

    I really enjoyed this movie. It had a nice mixture of comedy and a little cute suspense as well. My teenagers even could appreciate the movie. It definitely is a nice change from today's violent themed movies.

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