Jack and Sarah

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Summary: Jack & Sarah
Review: My VHS of Four Weddings and a Funeral included a preview of Jack & Sarah. I searched video stores looking for a copy for over a year. When I fianlly was able to rent it I was glad that I had not stopped looking. I have since seen it on the Romance Channel and I think that some scenes have been edited. Hopefully this film will be released in VHS or DVD soon. If your a fan of Richard E. Grant check out the three Scarlet Pimpernel movies he made with Elizabeth McGovern. He is the perfect dashing, rogue!

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Summary: Jack & Sarah
Review: My VHS of Four Weddings and a Funeral included a preview of Jack & Sarah. I searched video stores looking for a copy for over a year. When I fianlly was able to rent it I was glad that I had not stopped looking. I have since seen it on the Romance Channel and I think that some scenes have been edited. Hopefully this film will be released in VHS or DVD soon. If your a fan of Richard E. Grant check out the three Scarlet Pimpernel movies he made with Elizabeth McGovern. He is the perfect dashing, rogue!

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Summary: Jack and Sarah
Review: Richard E Grant has one of the most expressive faces for a man. He is very ably assisted by his co-stars Judi Dench, Eileen Atkins, Ian McKellen & Cherie Lunghi who don't overpower his character

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Summary: Jack and Sarah
Review: Richard E. Grant plays this young lawyer who's wife Sarah is going to have a baby. With much excitment he proves to be on top of his world. Than when the baby came, his wife dies, leaving him to care for an infant. Without a mother, he had only one thing to do hire a nanny. He found one in the American woman Amy, who worked in a cafe before working for him. Amy loved Sarah like know one else could. Suddenly Amy was falling for Jack, and Jack wasn't taking the hint, with his own pride he ran her off. Jack and Sarah became lonely after Amy left. So when the time came, he got his desire Amy back into his life again, and a daughter he loves so much.

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Summary: Hilarious and fun!!
Review: This is a wonderful romantic movie. Jack is married, his wife is pregnant,and he has a wonderful job. Life is good. As his wife gives birth, there are complications and she dies, leaving Jack to raise their newborn babygirl by himself. At first Jack is too shocked and angry about his wife's death that he doesn't even look at Sarah. The grandparents get together and decide to force him to take responsibility of her. Once he is unable to call for help, Jack finally sees Sarah and instantly is wrapped around her tiny finger. One day while shopping with Sarah, he accidently gets a waitress , Amy, fired. After he sees how taken Sarah is with her, he proposes to have her as a nanny. They start on a new relationship filled with ups and downs. Jack is trying to overcome his grief by dating. The woman turns out to be his boss. She is very snooty and is disliked by Amy and Sarah. He does not discover that their assessment is on target until Amy leaves. Jack realizes his mistake and tries to find Amy. It is then that he realizes that he is in love with her. Watch it and love it!This is a wonderful movie that will have you in stitches, especially if you love English films. Jack is played by Hugh Grant's brother.Amy is played by Samantha Mathis. If you liked Nottinghill, then you will also like this movie.

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Summary: Deeply touching
Review: What I really enjoy about this movie was the way how it shows the moral disorder of Jack's (Richard E. Grant) after loosing his wife. His life is ruined but he has to go on to take care of his little daughter. It is really difficult to find motivation for further life when you lose everything you cared of. Jack & Sarah is absolutely incredible in all of the movie's aspects. Actors are briliant and the story is original and touching. If you don't know what to do with your life - you must see this film.

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Summary: Delightful!
Review: You will laugh out loud and cry uncontrollably. This film magnificently plugs into our emotions. You will find a reflection of yourself in the title characters. Great performances by both Samantha Mathis and Richard E. Grant. Judi Dench is a special treat, also. You must see this film!