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Love Letter, The (1999)
Rating:
Starring: Kate Capshaw, Blythe Danner, Ellen DeGeneres, Geraldine McEwan, Julianne Nicholson, Tom Everett Scott, Tom Selleck, Gloria Stuart
Director: Peter Ho-Sun Chan
Category: Comedy, Drama
Studio: DreamWorks Home Ent.
Subtitles:
[None]
Length:
88 mins

 
 

 

Comedy That Pushes The Envelope.

With captivating performances by an all-star cast, The Love Letter delivers an irresistible mix of charm, comedy, and romance!

In the sleepy New England town of Loblolly By The Sea, a letter has arrived that is going to wake things up. It is a love letter - ardent, sensual...and unsigned. As the letter falls into different hands, residents of the small town start to eye one another with renewed interest - wondering who it's for and who it's from.

Determined to find the letter's author, Helen MacFarquhar (Capshaw) begins a quest that will open her life to a new chapter involving two decidedly different men: George (Selleck), an old friend from her past, and Johnny (Scott), a young man very much in her present. Unexpectedly, one mysterious love note has the power to unlock some startling secrets, leaving a trail of wonderful surprises as it turns an entire town upside down.