Foreign Affairs (TV 1993)Director:Jim O'Brien |
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Foreign Affairs (TV 1993)Director:Jim O'Brien |
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| Joanne Woodward | ... |
Vinnie Miner
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| Brian Dennehy | ... |
Chuck Mumpson
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| Eric Stoltz | ... |
Fred Turner
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| Stephanie Beacham | ... |
Rosemary Radley
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Geoffrey Beevers | ... |
Fortnum's Assistant
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Susan Bovell | ... |
Stewardess
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Roger Brierley | ... |
Mr. Simpkins
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Rowena Cooper | ... |
Mrs. Simpkins
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Sam Cox | ... |
Airport Official
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Desmond Cullum-Jones | ... |
Sir Harry
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Eileen Davies | ... |
Fortnum's Cashier
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Julian Firth | ... |
Burberry's Assistant
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Robert Hands | ... |
David Hewson
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Emma Healey | ... |
Fiona Simpkins
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Amy Hodge | ... |
Schoolgirl #1
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This is excellent because Brian is so good at playing the big,self-assured guy who eventually finds life just a little harder to take than he had imagined. Joanne Woodward plays that sedate lady who has bound up her feelings within her, due to a bad marriage, and only Brian's character could have opened them up for her, needing her love and assurance as life deals him a heavy hand. The ending is unusual, but necessary and I loved the memories it gave. The scenery in England is beautiful and although I do not know if it was filmed there, it seemed to have been. I have watched it many times and would recommend it to all Brian Dennehy and/or Joanne Woodward fans.