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Review title: kin to "Rosemary's baby and The Stepford Wives
Product review: I've long been a fan of Ira Levin, based on my affection for "Rosemary's Baby" and "The Stepford Wives." "Veronica's Room: A Melodrama" is every bit the equal of those, and shares many characteristics with them. This is dark material; lots of game playing, duplicity and a sinister, creepy foreboding. There are a number of stunning surprises. This was well reviewed when it opened on Broadway in 1973 with Eileen Heckart and Arthur Kennedy. Why it was never filmed is strange, considering the staggering success of Levin's previous filmed works. It's an actor's banquet and deserves a revival.
