The cable version of this dramedy ( drama/comedy) is "Strange Relations" but they could have called it "Strange Bedfellows."
It's such a quirky, unique piece of work. It defies much description, and the plot summaries above tell the tale.
The acting is surprising good.
For once, Paul Reiser is not exactly playing Paul Reiser.
Julie Walters is phenomenal, as always.
Ann Robbins (a cousin of Paul McCartney, and sister to Brit actress Kate Robbins) is excellent, and some might remember her from "Casualty".
The setting is primarily Liverpool, and it's both an unflinching and romantic view of the city, in my humble opinion.
All in all, this is worth 2 hours of your time, and if you spend 120 minutes with it on cable - it won't be time wasted.
It's such a quirky, unique piece of work. It defies much description, and the plot summaries above tell the tale.
The acting is surprising good.
For once, Paul Reiser is not exactly playing Paul Reiser.
Julie Walters is phenomenal, as always.
Ann Robbins (a cousin of Paul McCartney, and sister to Brit actress Kate Robbins) is excellent, and some might remember her from "Casualty".
The setting is primarily Liverpool, and it's both an unflinching and romantic view of the city, in my humble opinion.
All in all, this is worth 2 hours of your time, and if you spend 120 minutes with it on cable - it won't be time wasted.