All Over

The film features a compelling narrative that centers on a famous man's dying moments, bringing together his wife and mistress in a tense family gathering. Outside, the media frenzy adds pressure to the unfolding drama, highlighting themes of love, loss, and the public's fascination with celebrity.

With a strong cast including Myra Carter, Ann Lynn, and William Prince, All Over offers a deep dive into human relationships amidst tragedy. The film is produced by KQED, Thirteen, and the Broadway Theatre Archive, showcasing an important piece of television history from the 1970s. This adaptation of Albee's work captures the essence of his writing and presents it in a visually engaging format, making it a notable entry for fans of dramatic literature and television adaptations.