Cast overview, first billed only: | |||
Jeanne Moreau | ... | Adrienne Mark | |
Sean Young | ... | Virginia Kelly / 'Call me French' - Sally | |
Sam Waterston | ... | Harry Bancroft | |
Christopher Cazenove | ... | Elliott Spencer | |
Nell Carter | ... | Millie Jackson | |
Jean-Pierre Aumont | ... | Franz Legendre | |
Austin Pendleton | ... | Willy Kunst | |
Charlotte de Turckheim | ... | Judith Mark | |
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Pierre Vaneck | ... | Raymond T.K |
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Marc Tissot | ... | Patrice Legendre |
Josh Hamilton | ... | William O'Hara | |
Joanna Adler | ... | New York - F. Freemder | |
James Naughton | ... | New York - Texans | |
J. Smith-Cameron | ... | New York - Texans | |
Michael Bergin | ... | New York - Bobby |
An expatriated French novelist (Jeanne Moreau) returns to Paris when she learns that her childhood home is being placed on the auction block. What she doesn't count on is that she has to confront many old issues dating back to her childhood and bringing herself full circle to her present day life. Written by John Sacksteder <jsackste@bellsouth.net>
I saw this at the Chicago International Film Festival the autumn of its release. Before the film started, the producers and Madame Moreau made an appearance at the theatre and came to talk a few moments. There were about 25 people in the audience. What an embarrassment that this great lady's appearance would have so few people in attendance! I did what I could to make it celebritous, stood and applauded, and Madame very shyly bowed to us.
The film itself is best described as imperfect jewels - romantic, beautiful scenes and decors, and a capable cast. For some reason it doesn't completely come together as it should. I would still like a DVD version, for no other reason than posterity.