"The Last Hurrah" is a 1958 film directed by Vincent Sherman, based on the novel by Edwin O'Connor. The story follows Frank Skeffington, a seasoned and charismatic mayor of an unnamed city, as he runs for re-election. The film explores themes of political ambition, loyalty, and the changing landscape of American politics. Starring Spencer Tracy as Skeffington, the film showcases his interactions with family, friends, and political rivals. As the election approaches, Skeffington reflects on his past and the impact of his leadership. The film is notable for its portrayal of the complexities of local politics and the personal sacrifices involved.