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First Saw:In Theatre |
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Rating: PG-13
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Year:
1991
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Category: Romance Comedy
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Director:
Peter Weir
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Time:
103 min.
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Writer:
Peter Weir
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| Mine: |
What terrible stuff. Ande McDowell is quite possibly the worst succesful actress in Hollywood. Depardieu is a great actor in French, but makes terrible english lanuage stuff. This is very disagreable stuff. I cringed through the whole thing. The problem is that these characters are never likeable. The dialog is dull.
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| Leonard Maltin/Plot synopsis: |
Young woman agrees to marry Frenchman--in name only--so he may legally remain in this country... but when Immigration authorities begin to investigate, she's forced to spend time with the man. Thin, scarcely credible romantic comedy, written by the director; worth watching for Depardieu, who's charming in English-language debut.
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Lavina F. Hillman's rating:
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I believe Gerard carried the entire movie. Andie McDowell is booooooring. Her voice is to montotone and she can't act worth beans. She must have paid her agent a great deal of money to get the part. By the way does she and her two othersisters happen to own the three sisters restaurant in Seattle. Just curious.
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Lavina F. Hillman's rating:
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Sorry I forgot to put this in my previous message. But, it appears that Mrs. McDowell was pregnant in the movie. I have watched this movie many times only because of Gerard, the apartment and the music but she appears to be wearing smocks.
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