The Goodbye Girl

The first rehearsal of the Off-Broadway Richard III, director Mark (Paul Benedict) offering his unorthodox theory, Chicago actor Elliott (Richard Dreyfuss), cast in the lead, expressing concern, in Neil Simon's The Goodbye Girl, 1977.

Paula (Marsha Mason) destroys evidence of boyfriend Tony upon learning he has sublet the apartment, and later is awakened, with daughter Lucy (Quinn Cummings), when Elliott (Richard Dreyfuss) arrives, early in The Goodbye Girl, 1977.

Actor Elliott (Richard Dreyfuss) has bumped into unwilling new roommate Paula (Marsha Mason), whose apartment has been sublet to him, shopping in Manhattan, in The Goodbye Girl, 1977, original screenplay by Mason's then-husband Neil Simon.

Paula (Marsha Mason) and Lucy (Quinn Cummings) are awakened by yoga, performed by actor Elliott (Richard Dreyfuss), on the first morning after they've agreed to share the apartment her boyfriend sublet to him, in Neil Simon's The Goodbye Girl, 1977.

Richard Dreyfuss won a Best Actor Oscar playing an aspiring actor who sublets an apartment from dancer Marsha Mason in Neil Simon's The Goodbye Girl (1977).