The Only Game in Town

TCM's Alicia Malone introduces The Only Game In Town, 1970.

Ben Mankiewicz introduces The Only Game In Town, 1970.

After the credit sequence establishing Elizabeth Taylor as a weary Las Vegas showgirl, she enters a piano bar where co-star Warren Beatty is the act, George Stevens directing his last feature, from Frank Gilroy’s play and screenplay, in The Only Game In Town, 1970.

Compulsive gambler and lounge pianist Joe (Warren Beatty) has won enough cash to finally leave Las Vegas, so he’s out celebrating with his new gal, showgirl Fran (Elizabeth Taylor), starting at his old gig, in The Only Game In Town, 1970, directed by George Stevens.

The morning after their first evening together, Las Vegas showgirl Fran (Elizabeth Taylor) and lounge pianist Joe (Warren Beatty) tangle a little then warm up, George Stevens directing from Frank D. Gilroy’s screenplay, in The Only Game In Town, 1970.