Todo por amor
Director:
Joel SchumacherGuión:
Richard FriedenbergCámara:
Juan Ruiz AnchíaMúsica:
James Newton HowardReparto:
Julia Roberts, Campbell Scott, Vincent D'Onofrio, Colleen Dewhurst, David Selby, Ellen Burstyn, Dion Anderson, George Martin, Richard Friedenberg (más)Sinopsis(1)
Hilary (Julia Roberts) es una atractiva joven que ya casi ha renunciado al amor, pero es que además el resto de su vida tampoco marcha bien. Un día decide contestar al anuncio de un periódico, en el que se solicita una chica atenta y servicial. Acude a una lujosa mansión, donde conoce a Victor (Campbell Scott), un joven de buena familia que padece una leucemia que todos creen incurable, incluido su dominante padre (David Selby). (20th Century Fox España)
(más)Reseñas (1)
About the only interesting thing about this film is how it is unable to conclude and fulfill even a single hint of the plot or subplot it sets in motion. We don't get to learn about the nature of the plot detour with Vincent D'Onofrio (originally and according to the script, he was some sort of rival in love with Geddes, however this line didn't make it past the test audience), the class conflict between the protagonists completely fails because the portrayal of the world that the character of Hilary comes from is completely abbreviated, unspoken, and after a while the film completely stops paying attention to it, the film is not even able to fulfill its commitment as stated in its title (because it also failed to make it through the test audience) and personally I still had a big problem believing that Geddes is straight because with every smile, sideways glance, and lowering of his eyes he completely denies it. Schumacher himself admitted he lost the reins on this one.
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