A Farewell to Arms: The Don Becker Story Trailer

A Farewell to Arms: The Don Becker Story Trailer (2001)

"Death is easy, comedy is hard." 01 September 2001 Comedy, Factual 51 mins

"Why would a bright, young rising-star comedian suddenly and deliberately amputate his own arms?" - Sir Laurence Olivier. Acclaimed absurdist playwright Don Becker analyzes his own 1986 life-changing tragedy for the first time in 'A Farewell to Arms: The Don Becker Story', a film by award-winning documentary filmmaker Robin Beeck.

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Cast

Don Becker

as Self

Crew

Robin Beeck

Director

International Releases Dates

United States 01 September 2001

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