In A Cafe On Monmouth Street

A "diet" re-imagining of Albee's 'Who's Afraid of Virginia Woolf?' and seen as an unfortunate misstep in the director's career 'In a Cafe on Monmouth Street', produced by Richard Curtis, saw a commercial return, however was a critical failure.

Of, the romantic comedy label so frequently associated with the film, the director argued "this i don't need" before destroying 16 prints of the film.

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[h4b1t]

Phonejacker?

(Sorry. Lowbrow of me.)

[h4b1t]

LOL @ "Of, the romantic comedy label so frequently associated with the film, the director argued "this i don't need" before destroying 16 prints of the film."

Positivily Lintian.

Am not really a fan of the static-shot style, but then this says more about my woeful attention span than anything else.

[barflyuk]

came out pretty well although it is like listening to an answer machine for me...

[Th1sWasATriumph]

Enjoyment was my portion.

Roses. Quantity.