Foreign Affairs (1993)
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Foreign Affairs was adapted from the Pulitzer Prize-winning novel by Alison Lurie. Joanne Woodward plays Vinnie Miner, a college professor on sabbatical in England. While still on the plane, Vinnie makes the acquaintance of hard-hat tourist Chuck Mumpson (Brian Dennehy). Though she isn't too… More Foreign Affairs was adapted from the Pulitzer Prize-winning novel by Alison Lurie. Joanne Woodward plays Vinnie Miner, a college professor on sabbatical in England. While still on the plane, Vinnie makes the acquaintance of hard-hat tourist Chuck Mumpson (Brian Dennehy). Though she isn't too fond of Chuck's coarse, vulgar behavior, she finds him somehow fascinating. Likewise, Chuck is turned off by Vinnie's nose-in-the-air sophistication, but he's turned on by her. By the time the two of them have hit London, their mutual attraction has blossomed into love--much to the horror of their respective friends and family. Eric Stolz, Stephanie Beacham and Ian Richardson co-star in this made-for-cable confection, which first aired March 17, 1993, over the TNT channel. ~ Hal Erickson, Rovi
- Directed By
- Jim O'Brien
- Genres
- Drama, Romance
PG,
- In Theaters
- Jun 1, 1993 Wide
- Studio
- Turner Home Entertainment
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Cast
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Joanne Woodward
as Vinnie Miner
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Brian Dennehy
as Chuck Mumpson
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Eric Stoltz
as Fred Turner
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Stephanie Beacham
as Rosemary Radley
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Ian Richardson
as Edwin
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Rowena Cooper
as Mrs. Simpkins
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Eileen Davies
as Fortnum's Cashier
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Julian Firth
as Burberry's Assistant
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Robert Hands
as David Hewson
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Alex Kingston
as Actress
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Hugh Millais
as Sir Thomas Fellowes
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Robert Oates
as Redcap
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Roger Brierley
as Mr. Simpkins
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Sam Cox
as Airport Official
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Geoffrey Beevers
as Fortnum's Assistant
