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Nov 27, 1975 · This shared, obsessive fretfulness keeps Lewis and Elizabeth in a state of high, apparently pleasurable, sexual tension until Lewis has the had taste to stage-direct their lives to simulate ...
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Lewis (Michael Caine), an English novelist with writer's block, suspects his wife, Elizabeth (Glenda Jackson), is having an affair when she goes alone on a vacation to Europe. His suspicions are...
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Romantic Englishwoman, The. Great Britain/France, 1975 Director: Joseph Losey. Elizabeth Fielding arrives in Baden Baden on holiday; on the. same train is Thomas Hursa, carrying a supply of drugs, which he. hides on the roof of the luxury hotel where Elizabeth is staying.
Disappointing but easy to watch sly comedy that skewers real-life love and pulp fiction romance as both products of fiction. Full Review | Original Score: B- | Feb 28, 2012. Rotten Tomatoes,...
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Apr 8, 2013 · The Romantic Englishwoman affords an unexceptionably witty and civilized film experience from the first shivery glimpse of Glenda Jackson’s double reflection over the passing wintry German landscape to the last of the end credits: “A British–French Co-production”.