Love Letters with Jamie Lee Curtis: DVD Cover

    Love Letters
    a.k.a. My Love Letters, Passion Play Director: Amy Jones Cast: Jamie Lee Curtis, James Keach, Amy Madigan, Bud Cort

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    • DVD Release Date: 09/26/2000
    • Original Release: 1983
    • Rating: Rated R

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    Features

    Digitally remastered; Interactive menus; Scene index; Original trailer; Cast biographies; Preview attractions

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    Scene Index

    Side #1
    0. Scene Index
    1. Love Letters [2:34]
    2. A Mother's Gift [3:10]
    3. At First Sight [2:23]
    4. Giving Up Men [1:43]
    5. Silent Grieving [3:13]
    6. A Strange Discovery [4:51]
    7. Butterflies [2:44]
    8. Quiet Longing [3:47]
    9. Photo Shoot [2:39]
    10. Secret Romance [4:02]
    11. Hot Passion [3:10]
    12. Difficult To Explain [2:41]
    13. Father And Daughter [6:19]
    14. Wrong Number [2:27]
    15. Cross-Currents [3:49]
    16. Figuring It Out [3:33]
    17. Surprise Gift [2:32]
    18. Obsessions [5:49]
    19. Harsh Reality [5:49]
    20. Love And Ruins [4:29]
    21. Crossing The Line [2:48]
    22. Moment Of Truth [4:00]
    23. Revelations [3:08]
    24. Only One Love [6:05]

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    Editorial Reviews

    Unmarried disc jockey Jamie Lee Curtis happens across a packet of love letters, written by her late mother. As she peruses these missives, she learns that her mother had carried on a lengthy extramarital affair. At firt appalled by mom's "double life," Curtis is slowly brought around to another way of thinking. Soon she has embarked on her own romance with an older man, the very married James Keach. Well cast and sensitively directed, Love Letters is a purposely "small" films that deserves a larger audience. The film was also released as My Love Letters and Passion Play. Hal Erickson, All Movie Guide

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