The Object of Beauty

Object of Beauty, also known as Love, spoiled and burnt, Director is a British- American feature film from the year 1991. During the crime comedy was conducted by Michael Lindsay - Hogg, the same screenwriter.

Action

The stockbroker Jake and his girlfriend Tina lead a luxurious life. Jake invested in a third world country. He becomes insolvent due to the political instability in that country.

Jake wants to sell a bronze statue of Henry Moore, Tina is against it. As the statue suddenly disappears, Jake suspects his girlfriend of stealing. They suspected him again.

It turns out that the cleaning lady Jenny stole the sculpture. The statue is returned.

Reviews

  • Roger Ebert wrote on 26 April 1991 that the script " intelligently written " is. The film treats the ability of the characters shown, to love and trust.
  • Desson Howe wrote on April 19, 1991 in Washington Post, he would want more " collisions " between the British and American humor.
  • Epd film 8/1991: ... Andie MacDowell and John Malkovich, who keep to their roles a delicately ironic distance, enter so bitchy, seductive pair that they play on the lengths in the script and staging. Above all, make Object of Beauty a pleasure which, although not for a moment take longer than the film runs for one hundred minutes but harmless maintains.

This and That

The London and Sardinia film shot brought in U.S. cinemas a 5.2 million U.S. dollars.

1991 in film Screenplay Film score David Watkin (cinematographer) Ruth Foster Bill Paterson (actor) Fictional film The Washington Post
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