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IloveMuggy — 15 years ago(November 14, 2010 05:52 PM)

was nonexistent. That bothered me throughout the film, as much as I like this fine actor.

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I agree. He and Greer did not seem like man and wife.
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Wight and Ney did the same. It was probably the correct choice but obviously it wouldn't work today.

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