Play the Game
DVD - 2010
A young ladies' man, David, teaches his dating tricks to his lonely, widowed grandfather, and plays his best mind games in order to meet the woman of his dreams. But as David's games begin to fail him, Grandpa quickly transforms into the Don Juan of his nursing home. Slowly the teacher becomes the student, and it's up to grandpa to teach David that the best way to win the game of love is not to play games at all.
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Publisher:
Fort Mill, SC : Distributed by Phase 4 Films, [2010]
Characteristics:
1 videodisc (105 min.) : sd., col. ; 4 3/4 in.
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Add a CommentAndy has come a long way from Mayberry. Interesting story about we seniors.. I wonder if this was Andy's last movie?
One of the WORST movies ever distributed!
What trash!
VERY GOOD 2008 film - it started a bit slow - but drew me in and I'm glad I watched it.
Don't think I'd seen a film which included 'old-timer' love interests like this one.
The lady actors in their 80's were quite charming - as was Andy Griffith at age 83.
Quality writing and role reversal between young male and old guy as romance teacher was entertaining - as was the fun ending.
'Play the Game' is excellent title that captures much of what goes on during course of the film.
very disappointed with the movie -- I have never saw Andy Griffith in such a movie -- didn't watch it all.
I saw the movie and I had liked it this is based on a true story but not for children to watch I also had laughed
through the movie
loved it! funny and a totally new character for Andy Griffith. Well worth the time.
It was cute. Lots of laughs too.
Sheriff Andy Taylor like you've never seen before and probably will never want to again..LOL..he is very funny in this movie but this is not recommended for children to watch.