James Broderick

In this rendition of Eugene O'Neill's The Iceman Cometh, director Sidney Lumet uses his prodigious talents to stage the definitive edition of this great American classic. By weaving together the epic stories of a crowded room of drunks, the play creates a cross-section of a spoiled American Dream while offering a coherent image of addiction and the paralysis of those stuck in a ‘pipe dream.'

An officer meets two teens who have fallen into dangerous habits to survive life on the streets. He gives them a second chance, but change isn't easy.

On a New York subway train, hijackers threaten to kill the strangers aboard if they don't get their million dollar ransom in an hour.