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All for One: The Very Thought of You
They're just three friends who fall in love -- with the same woman.
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Movie poster, The Very Thought of You |
Some films could be set just about anywhere (and are) without much affect. This film is firmly placed in Britain, ably playing off the confused American 'everyone' against three very different Brits. Joseph Fiennes is a angst-ridden ex-bridge champion who ekes out his living teaching little old ladies how to play. Rufus Sewell is the struggling actor with a bad case of anxiety, he is as afraid of life as of success. Their successful friend Tom Hollander is a highly successful recording executive who is the first to meet our heroine. Monica Potter plays a young woman who takes her last few dollars to fly to Britain and a new life. She encounters each of the men in turn as she wanders through the film trying to find a new direction for her life. The story is told in a series of flashbacks, disjointed, but emminently satisfying and interesting. This is not the usual fight for the girl story, each of the men is defined by the way he relates to the woman, and her character is revealed by the way she relates to them. Absolutely worth the time and money. |
by Ali Kayn
Due for Australian release May 6, 1999 | |
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