Cast overview, first billed only: | |||
Terence Stamp | ... | Philip Naudet | |
Francoise Surel | ... | Cara Thompson / Claire | |
Eliza Dushku | ... | Megan | |
Billy Zane | ... | Alan Roberts / young Philip Naudet | |
Illeana Douglas | ... | Joyce Rothman | |
Steven Gilborn | ... | Mumford | |
William Mapother | ... | Peter | |
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Jossie Thacker | ... | Nurse |
Steven Houska | ... | Fred Winoker | |
Patty McCormack | ... | Priscilla Standhope | |
Senta Moses Mikan | ... | Julianna (as Senta Moses) | |
Gary Bullock | ... | Donald Kellermen | |
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Gerry McIntyre | ... | Darryl |
Jennifer Echols | ... | Post Mistress | |
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Beans Morocco | ... | Walt |
A newly promoted book editor discovers a potential best seller, although unfinished, manuscript buried in her predecessor's office. Moved by the passionate love story and drawing parallels to her own life, she embarks on a journey to find the author and the missing ending only to find an old loner who is still struggling to cope with the death of his wife twenty years prior. The two eventually form a close friendship, each drawing wisdom and strength from each other allowing him to write the final chapter on his romance with his wife before succumbing to cancer and inspiring her to find a lost love. Written by JaGs5
I was touched by the over all presentation of this film. It reminds me the feeling of walking in the woods in colorful autumn. All the charming textures and senses of a romantic story were well presented throughout the entire production. The story combines precious moments of that famous kiss scene and a woman's journey to discover her optimal loving and beauty in her reality realm. This abundance of love and romance echos through this film has provided a very warm, soothing comfort to the viewers. The actors and actress are very real and natural which makes a fancy story become earthy, full of life. Music, camera, in terms of visual and audio design created poetic dimensions in the film. It is definitely a beautiful, authentic film, for a viewer like me, it was a great experience in enjoying " The Kiss".