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Crazy in Love
Crazy in Love (1992)(TV)...Mark Constable
Plot Synopsis: Georgie shares her ancestral island home with her mother, grandmother, sister and husband. Each day, her husband flies from the island to the city to his job and Georgie tends to her day-to-day life. When a handsome photographer enters the scene and devotes his full attention to Georgie, her routine life is suddenly topsy-turvy. Julian plays (appropriately) the handsome and distracting photographer who tempts married Holly Hunter.
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Review: This
film is more about family, and mothers and daughters in particular,
than it is about love. But being "crazy in love" is the
whole reason the plot comes together, as Julian's photographer
character falls for the married Georgie, and she's left to wonder
whether she should consider leaving her disinterested husband for a
fling with the handsome stranger. She's also got to consider what
impact her decision would have on her tight-knit family, with her
mother, sister and grandmother all living together with her family on
their own little island, just like the women of her family have for
generations. It's a sweet little film, focusing more on the family
than on Georgie or Mark being "crazy in love", but it's
easy to see how she'd start to reevaluate her life when the handsome
photographer suddenly comes into it and gives her a chance to
consider what her life might be like if she decided to give life with
him a try instead. The writing is excellent, touching without being
sickly sweet. The film's well-done in general. A good time, with an
easy call to select sweet, sensitive and handsome Julian as the
temptation any woman might fall for.
Availability:
available for rental or purchase, but sometimes hard to find.
Buy
It.
