RED, WHITE AND ROYAL BLUE – Review by Susan Granger

Romantic comedies are always popular – yet, in recent years, they’ve been hard to find. Now, Red, White and Royal Blue gives a charming contemporary twist to the classic ‘flirty meet-cute, quarrel and happily-ever-after’ formula. This time, the traditional ‘special diplomatic relationship’ between England and America is challenged when Alex Clarmont-Diaz, son of U.S. President Ellen Clarmont and Texas Congressman Oscar Diaz, is dispatched to escort Nora, the U.S. Vice-President’s granddaughter, to the Prince of Wales’ wedding in London.

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Top Five Cinema Female Psyche Distortions and the ‘Isotta Fraschini’ Syndrome – Quendrith Johnson comments

Ever since Maggie Gyllenhaal went public with the fact that she lost a role, at 37, as a love interest

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