Swinging with the Finkels (2011) 4.3
A suburban couple decide to shake up their marriage by "swinging" with another couple. Director:Jonathan NewmanWriter:Jonathan Newman (screenplay) |
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Swinging with the Finkels (2011) 4.3
A suburban couple decide to shake up their marriage by "swinging" with another couple. Director:Jonathan NewmanWriter:Jonathan Newman (screenplay) |
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| Mandy Moore | ... | ||
| Jonathan Silverman | ... |
Peter
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Angus Deayton | ... |
Richard
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| Daisy Beaumont | ... |
Clementine
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Paul Chowdhry | ... |
Henry
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| Jerry Stiller | ... |
Mr. Winters
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Beverley Klein | ... |
Mrs. Winters
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| Edward Akrout | ... |
Andrew
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| Tim Beckmann | ... |
Jim
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Louie Spence | ... |
Juan Carlos
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| Kenneth Collard | ... |
Man Toes
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| Carolyn Tomkinson | ... |
Toe Jam Woman
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Michael Burgess | ... |
Man (Pee)
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A suburban couple decide to shake up their marriage by "swinging" with another couple.
Oh dear. Yet another failed attempt to do a 'Four Weddings'. Take a selection of 'hilarious' middle-class characters, throw in a bit of sexual experimentation, some London landmarks and a barrage of romantic clichés, and you have the formula for this soggy mass of mediocrity. The script is banal, the characters unappealing, and the hodge-podge of nationalities baffling (would you believe English, American, Canadian, Australian, Indian and Eurasian characters all together in anything except the Olympics?). Martin Freeman plays a remarkably unsympathetic character, and has little to do except pull his usual variety of faces. The problem with the British film industry is that it's only possible to get funding for this sort of gloop, or for gangster films.