Foreign Affairs (TV 1993)

Director:

Jim O'Brien

Writers:

Alison Lurie (novel), Chris Bryant (teleplay)

Stars:

Joanne Woodward, Brian Dennehy, Eric Stoltz

2 wins & 1 nomination.

Cast

Credited cast:
Joanne Woodward	...	Vinnie Miner
Brian Dennehy	...	Chuck Mumpson
Eric Stoltz	...	Fred Turner
Stephanie Beacham	...	Rosemary Radley
Rest of cast listed alphabetically:
Geoffrey Beevers	...	Fortnum's Assistant
Susan Bovell	...	Stewardess
Roger Brierley	...	Mr. Simpkins
Rowena Cooper	...	Mrs. Simpkins
Sam Cox	...	Airport Official
Desmond Cullum-Jones	...	Sir Harry
Eileen Davies	...	Fortnum's Cashier
Julian Firth	...	Burberry's Assistant
Robert Hands	...	David Hewson
Emma Healey	...	Fiona Simpkins
Amy Hodge	...	Schoolgirl #1

Storyline

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Plot Keywords:

pulitzer prize source | based on novel

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Genres:

Romance

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Certificate:

PG

Details

Country:

USA

Language:

English

Release Date:

17 March 1993 (USA)

Also Known As:

Affari di cuore

Company Credits

Production Co:

Interscope Communications

Technical Specs

Runtime:

100 min

Sound Mix:

Stereo

Color:

Color

Aspect Ratio:

1.33 : 1

User Reviews

Why isn't it on DVD? Really good movie

I bought a used VHS copy of this movie a few years ago without knowing what it was about but Brian Dennehy is one of my favorite movie stars and Joanne Woodward is very good too. Woodward plays the part of a reserved college professor and she and Dennehy meet on the plane going to London. Dennehy is a completely different type of person than Woodword and is trying to escape an unhappy marriage. On the plane trip she tries to avoid talking to Dennehy as she just wants to read her book. When they get to London, by accident they meet again in a store and Woodward tries to avoid meeting Dennehy. That part is very funny. No matter how much Woodward tries to get rid of Dennehy, he seems to appear where she is. The whole movie is very entertaining and if you like both those actors and a story that has everything, try to get a copy of this. I don't know why it is not on DVD because it should be when so many junky movies are on their 3rd and 4th releases and do not sell well. I would snap up a copy of this right away if I saw it on DVD and so would a lot of other people. I loved this movie. It you can find it, get it.