Truly, Madly, Deeply

UK 1990, 106 minutes
Dir. Anthony Minghella
Rating: [PG]
Genres: Drama / Romance

Feat. Juliet Stevenson, Alan Rickman, Bill Paterson

Aroview: Charming story of a grief-stricken widow who discovers the ghost of old luvvy resurrected in her living room. Many have fallen truly, madly and deeply for this one.

NZ International Film Festival 1991

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4 stars (Very Good) Nina has lost the love of her life & experiences a greif so profound she may never get over the loss. But when Jamie starts reappearing as a ghost, she learns some very important lessons about living life. Whimsical, yet about some incredibly deep stuff. ~GenXGirl
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4 stars (Very Good) If Juliet Stevenson and Alan Rickman were the love pairing in all romantic films I would become a fan of the genre. Her emotions are genuine and understandable playing against an exasperating Rickman. Great writing from Director Minghella. ~Tubbs