Impromptu videorecording / Soverign Pictures, Inc.
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FilmReference number:ocm24650332Publication details: Los Angeles : Hemdale Home Video, Inc., 1991. Description: 1 videocassette (108 min.) : sd., col. ; 1/2 inSubject(s): Feature films | Love in motion pictures | Authors in motion pictures | Video recordings for the hearing impairedProduction credits: Production supervisor, Suzanne Wiesenfeld ; art director, Gerald Daoudal ; costume design, Jenny Beavan ; music supervisor, John Strauss ; film editor, Michael Ellis ; director of photography, Bruno De Keyzer ; executive producer, Jean Nachbaur ; writer, Sarah Kernochan ; producer, Stuart Oken and Daniel Sherkow ; director, James Lapine.Cast: Judy Davis, Hugh Grant, Mandy Patinkin, Bernadette Peters, Julian Sands.Summary: Two lovers could never be more different than the brazenly forward George Sand and frail romantic Frederic Chopin. Yet they are drawn together by an unnerving bond. A bond that can't be broken despite the best efforts of those around them to keep them apart. When the great minds of Europe get together for one wild fortnight, not even the mischieveous Marie d'Agoult nor the boisterous Alfred de Musset can come between them. Love triumphs in this outrageous sex farce of historic proportions.
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VHS format.
Rated PG-13.
Production supervisor, Suzanne Wiesenfeld ; art director, Gerald Daoudal ; costume design, Jenny Beavan ; music supervisor, John Strauss ; film editor, Michael Ellis ; director of photography, Bruno De Keyzer ; executive producer, Jean Nachbaur ; writer, Sarah Kernochan ; producer, Stuart Oken and Daniel Sherkow ; director, James Lapine.
Judy Davis, Hugh Grant, Mandy Patinkin, Bernadette Peters, Julian Sands.
Two lovers could never be more different than the brazenly forward George Sand and frail romantic Frederic Chopin. Yet they are drawn together by an unnerving bond. A bond that can't be broken despite the best efforts of those around them to keep them apart. When the great minds of Europe get together for one wild fortnight, not even the mischieveous Marie d'Agoult nor the boisterous Alfred de Musset can come between them. Love triumphs in this outrageous sex farce of historic proportions.
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