DVD - Docteur T & les femmes

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Synopsis: Gynaecologist star of the high society of Dallas, Sullivan Travis (Richard Gere) is working ... surrounded by women. He also bathes among them home, where it is divided between his wife, his two daughters and his sister-alcoholic. But our man's life is too perfect switch the day Kate (Farrah Fawcett), wife filled in appearance, should be interned. He believed that everything about the called weaker sex encounter while Bree (Helen Hunt), a young teacher lively and independent golf. Acid, caustic, mocking, macho ... the adjectives that could describe the new satire of Robert Altman abound. American filmmaker indeed seem to have avoided all the clichés about it attributable to analyze the sensitivity with male / female relationships. To meet this challenge, he appealed to Richard Gere who, against all odds, book a surprising interpretation, totally shifted, and does not hesitate to mock the image of Don Juan. One male (almost) in the credits, and Gere co-stars with a host of actresses taken by Helen Hunt and Farrah Fawcett, who are having a field day to turn their "hero" by Jenny.

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DVD - Docteur T & les femmes

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Gynaecologist star of the high society of Dallas, Sullivan Travis (Richard Gere) is working ... surrounded by women. He also bathes among them home, where it is divided between his wife, his two daughters and his sister-alcoholic. But our man's life is too perfect switch the day Kate (Farrah Fawcett), wife filled in appearance, should be interned. He believed that everything about the called weaker sex encounter while Bree (Helen Hunt), a young teacher lively and independent golf. Acid, caustic, mocking, macho ... the adjectives that could describe the new satire of Robert Altman abound. American filmmaker indeed seem to have avoided all the clichés about it attributable to analyze the sensitivity with male / female relationships. To meet this challenge, he appealed to Richard Gere who, against all odds, book a surprising interpretation, totally shifted, and does not hesitate to mock the image of Don Juan. One male (almost) in the credits, and Gere co-stars with a host of actresses taken by Helen Hunt and Farrah Fawcett, who are having a field day to turn their "hero" by Jenny.