The plot of "The Birdcage" is simple. Armand Goldman (a subdued, sarcastic Williams) runs a successful drag club in South Beach, Miami, and his longtime life-partner, Albert (Lane at his ...

Armand Goldman is the owner and impresario of The Birdcage, a drag club in Miami's South Beach district. The chief attraction at The Birdcage is Starina, the drag persona of Armand's longtime ...

Val Goldman and Barbara Keeley are engaged to be married, and have decided to have their families meet. Val's father, Armand Goldman, owns The Birdcage, a South Beach gay club, ...

The film follows a middle-aged gay couple who operate a Miami drag club called The Birdcage. Armand Goldman (an electric Williams) is the nightclub's owner/director, and he sports a mustache that ...

FILE: Nathan Lane and Robin Williams in ‘The Birdcage.’ (MGM Studios) Directed by Mike Nichols (The Graduate), The Birdcage centers on nightclub owner Armand Goldman and his partner Albert who ...

Lane, who played Albert Goldman in the 1996 comedy with Robin Williams as his husband, Armand Goldman, shared the story about director Mike Nichols. “I would run into Mike, and he would say ...

"The Birdcage" could have starred Billy Crystal or Robert Redford, Nathan Lane revealed on Tuesday's episode of Jesse Tyler ...

In The Birdcage, the two men are Armand Goldman (Robin Williams), the owner of a successful Miami drag club, and Albert (Nathan Lane), who stars in the drag show that brings in the crowds.

Middle-aged gay life partners, Armand Goldman, a Jewish drag club owner, and Albert, the club's flamboyant star attraction, live in the eclectic community of South Beach and have raised a straight ...

Cathedral City LGBT Days is California's first Pride event each year, and it brings Coachella Valley residents together to enjoy live entertainment, community engagement and fun activities. The ...

25 years ago Robin Williams and Nathan Lane hit the screen in "The Birdcage" and helped put loving gay relationships into the mainstream. 25 years ago, gay families just weren't talked about. Then ...