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I loved this show! I'm a huge Cary Grant fan, and this one is one of his best. It's a beautiful story with beautiful characters, and shows Grant at his best.
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I bought this after seeing it mentioned in Sleepless in Seattle. It was too slow, I lost interest quickly. I loved Sleepless, was surprised that this is so popular. I did like the ending,though.
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Definitely a must own. (One of my very favorites) This really is the ultimate chick flick and anyone who loves a good romantic drama will not be sorry for this purchase. This later version of the film "Love Affair ", stars Cary Grant in one of his best roles. Don't sit down without a box of tissues. This has it all, word play (not too much), star crossed lovers, and real romance. Don't even bother watching any later versions then this one. They just can't compare. In Fact I think when I finish writing this I'm going to watch it again! It should get 10 stars.
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With Cary Grant and Deborah Kerr, this movie remains a classic after all these years. This delightful love story is timeless with its excellent acting, outstanding script, and perfect casting. When "Sleepless in Seattle" arrived, it reminded us all of its wonderful roots in "An Affair to Remember." We watch it frequently and it never gets old.
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I can't believe how many people love this movie and its predecessor, "Love Affair." To me they are nothing but unbelieveable melodramas in which one wishes she could pull the characters off the screen and give them each a few dummy slaps.
Grant/Boyer is/are the worst--whiny, self-pitying, etc.
Maybe I'm just not romantic. I wanted to give Rick a swift kick in "Casablanca," too.
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