47/42
A high-powered CEO puts his career and family on the line when he begins a heated affair with his much younger intern. Jean Reno filmed scenes for the film, but was cut entirely from the finished film. Appears in Graham Norton i Characters: Nicole Kidman/Cynthia Erivo/James Norton/Chris McClausland/Benson Boone (2024). Why is it always the romance of betrayal and family breakup that two respected Hollywood stars with a long history in the film and video business indulge in a film that does not add to their careers but actually removes all the challenges we face in our lives and when we try to have fun we see stories and fantasies where cheating and infidelity are always portrayed as hot and full of joy and creativity, while on the other hand, marriage or committed relationships are boring and monotonous, does this support the independence of women all over the world in every culture in the universe? Don’t think that this affects negativity towards women, men, or any other gender.