What made "Night of the Iguana" a movie to remember?

The Night of the Iguana From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia Jump to: navigation, search The Night of the Iguana is a stageplay written by American author Tennessee Williams. Based on Williams' 1948 short story, the play premiered on Broadway in 1961. Two film adaptations have been made, including the Academy Award-winning 1964 film of the same name.

Contents hide * 1 Plot * 2 Original Broadway stage production * 3 Film versions * 4 More stage productions * 5 Music edit Plot In 1940s Mexico, an ex-minister, Reverend T. Lawrence Shannon, has been locked out of his church after characterizing the Occidental image of God as a "senile delinquent," during one of his sermons. Shannon is not de-frocked, but rather institutionalized for a "nervous breakdown."

Some time after his release, Rev. Shannon obtains employment as a tour guide for a second-rate travel agency. Shortly before the opening of the play, Shannon is accused of having committed a statutory rape of a sixteen-year old ... more.

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