Kiss Me Goodbye Director: Robert Mulligan Cast: Sally Field, James Caan, Jeff Bridges, Paul Dooley
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- DVD Release Date: 06/07/2005
- Original Release: 1982
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- Sales Rank: 2,734
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Side #1 -- Kiss Me Goodbye [FS]
1. Main Titles [3:08]
2. Where Memories Live [6:07]
3. Hard to Let Go [1:03]
4. A Not so Intimate Dinner [4:44]
5. Everything Goes but Him [4:51]
6. Packing Away Her Past [4:56]
7. Hadnsome, Debonair and Dead [6:59]
8. Proof That the Dead Live [2:45]
9. When His Death Became Real [5:19]
10. Going Along for the Ride [2:03]
11. Exorcising Confessions [9:39]
12. "But It's a Nice Dream" [3:37]
Side #2 -- Kiss Me Goodbye [WS]
1. Main Titles [3:08]
2. Where Memories Live [6:07]
3. Hard to Let Go [1:03]
4. A Not so Intimate Dinner [4:44]
5. Everything Goes but Him [4:51]
6. Packing Away Her Past [4:56]
7. Hadnsome, Debonair and Dead [6:59]
8. Proof That the Dead Live [2:45]
9. When His Death Became Real [5:19]
10. Going Along for the Ride [2:03]
11. Exorcising Confessions [9:39]
12. "But It's a Nice Dream" [3:37]
Editorial Reviews
Robert Mulligan directed this Americanized re-make of the successful Brazilian comedy Dona Flor and Her Two Husbands. Sally Field stars as Kay Villano, a lonely widow of three years who can't forget the memory of her dead husband, Jolly (James Caan). Jolly was a selfish and unfaithful Broadway choreographer who still managed to win Kay over with his charm. But Kay has fallen in love again with Rupert Baines (Jeff Bridges), a stuffy professor of Egyptology. As her wedding day approaches, Kay receives a visit from Jolly's ghost, who taunts and harasses her, clearly upset that Kay is marrying someone so dull. Kay goes ahead with the marriage and Jolly refuses to disappear, resulting in a bizarre menage-a-tois. Paul Brenner, All Movie Guide
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