Hector Elizondo and Bronson Pinchot Come to MOVIES AT THE MARSHALL
The Garry Marshall Theatre continues Movies at the Marshall with the namesake's 1984 comedy starring Matt Dillon, The Flamingo Kid on Monday, October 23 at 7:30pm followed by a Q&A with stars of the film Film/TV/Stage/Voice actor Hector Elizondo (Last Man Standing, The LEGO Batman Movie, and every film Garry Marshall directed), actor Bronson Pinchot (Ray Donovan, Perfect Strangers) and screenwriter Neal Marshall, producer Michael Phillips. The discussion following the film will be moderated by Scott Marshall.
Throughout its inaugural year, the Garry Marshall Theatre will screen all 18 movies directed by its founder in chronological order, with exclusive Q&A sessions with guest speakers from the film's production. Following The Flamingo Kid will be Nothing in Common starring Tom Hanks on Monday, November 20 at 7:30pm.
Tickets for "Movies at the Marshall" screenings are by donation and can be reserved by calling the Box Office at 818.955.8101 or visiting garrymarshalltheatre.org.
Garry Marshall Theatre is a nonprofit organization providing innovative performances, educational opportunities, and storytelling activities for all ages, year-round. Located in the heart of Burbank and Toluca Lake's entertainment industry, the critically acclaimed and Ovation Award-winning 130-seat theatre was founded in 1997 as the Falcon Theatre by Hollywood legend Garry Marshall. Reestablished as the Garry Marshall Theatre in 2017, the theatre continues to cultivate new artists and experiences that spark ideas and build community.
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