Michael Johnson and his sister Caroline return to their childhood farm to settle their mother Francesca’s estate. They discover an unknown part of their mother’s life, her brief, intense and unforgettable affair with a passing photographer.
This is a wonderful feature film on Madison Avenue, a minor Clint Eastwood classic starring Hollywood star Meryl Streep. Released in theaters almost thirty years ago, this novel will surely haunt you.
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On Madison Road, it’s a Clint Eastwood which deftly takes on a genre it has never touched before: the romantic film. And he does it with such sensitivity, such vulnerability, such tenderness that it is almost impossible not to surrender to him on screen.
Clearly, the magic in Madison’s path lies at the heart of the wonderful duet she makes up Clint Eastwood and Meryl Streep, was nominated for an Oscar for her powerful performance. The chemistry between the two American stars shines on screen and their relationship will stay with you long after the end credits of the film.
Based on the novel by Robert James Waller, Madison Avenue was originally slated to be directed by Steven Spielberg. In the end, it was Clint Eastwood who served behind the camera (and in front of it) with great public success: the film earned $182 million worldwide and attracted almost 1.5 million viewers worldwide. Hexagonal rooms.
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Claudia Tagbo’s favorite movie scene is “On Madison Avenue”:
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