Entertainment & Arts
Richard Frankrin’s 1995 film of Hannie Rayson’s play is a classic intimate drama of reunion, as three sisters--widower Hillary (Caroline Gillmer), Manhattan-based Pippa (Tara Morice) and longtime London resident Meg (Caroline Goodall)--gather at their family home in the seaside resort of Sorrento.
July 28, 1996
Movies
Richard Frankrin’s 1995 film of Hannie Rayson’s play has a lot on its mind but expresses it with exceptional grace.
Dec. 10, 1995
In her roles in Hollywood films, Caroline Goodall has been the wife of a guy who can’t decide whether he wants to grow up (“Hook”), the wife of a womanizing Nazi war profiteer (“Schindler’s List”) and a lover to a psychotic ex-CIA agent who wants to kill Sylvester Stallone but settles for killing her (“Cliffhanger”).
Dec. 13, 1994
Mandy Moore, co-stars chase romance in Europe, but the holiday goes on too long.
Jan. 9, 2004
“Hotel Sorrento” has lots on its mind but expresses it with exceptional grace.
July 14, 1995
The Scene: The “special industry screening” of Warner Bros.’
Nov. 30, 1994
A kind of chill stalks David Hare’s “The Secret Rapture” from the moment light slices through black as a woman nervously opens a door and is startled to find her sister sitting in the dark room.
Nov. 1, 1990
“The Princess Diaries” places three-dimensional human beings in a fairy-tale plot in a most beguiling fashion and teams a radiant Julie Andrews with appealing screen newcomer Anne Hathaway (of TV’s “Get Real”).
Aug. 3, 2001
You know something may be amiss when your host sounds slightly apologetic.
Jan. 25, 2003
It is intimated near the end of Ridley Scott’s “White Squall” that the title storm condition may be a myth, and if we weren’t told otherwise, we might regard the entire adventure in the same light.
Feb. 2, 1996