Biloxi Blues

Pleased and perfumed after a first sexual experience at the local brothel, on-liberty Eugene (Matthew Broderick) has a different encounter with Daisy (Penelope Ann Miller) at the USO dance, beginning a long single-shot by director Mike Nichols, in Neil Simon’s Biloxi Blues, 1988.

Playwright and screenwriter Neil Simon introduces the crazy but solicitous Sergeant Toomey (Christopher Walken), introducing himself to New Yorkers Eugene (Matthew Broderick) and Epstein (Corey Parker), on the first day of basic training, in Biloxi Blues, 1988.

Neil Simon’s screenplay, from the second play in his “Eugene” trilogy, opens with the hero (Matthew Broderick) narrating, introducing Carney (Casey Siemazsko), Epstein (Corey Parker), Selridge (Markus Flanagan) and Wykowski (Matt Mulhern), Mike Nichols directing, in Biloxi Blues, 1988.