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...lefties and jerked the party into the post-ideological center. And now he is on a roll. He may even be unstoppable. If the polls are accurate, and they have been remarkably consistent for months, Britain on May 1 will have its first Labour Party Prime Minister since James Callaghan lost to Margaret Thatcher...
Lucy (Sandra Bullock) is a lonely, orphaned, Chicago Transit Authority worker who becomes infatuated with Peter Callaghan (Peter Gallagher); a commuter she has never spoken to. On Christmas Day, Lucy rescues Peter after he falls unconscious onto the tracks of an approaching train. Due to an incredulous plot twist, Lucy is mistaken for Peter's fiancée at the hospital...
...film's humor is as stale as the characterization. There's a bit about tickets to the Ice Capades. That's funny, you see, because nobody likes the Ice Capades. Then there's the Callaghan family business: estate furniture--which spawns the movie's funniest quip: "We're in the estate furniture business. We buy furniture from dead people...
Bobek has sexy good looks, a smile that reaches the rafters and a playful way with music. She choreographs her own material-sort of. "I get the idea of what she does, memorize it and then teach it back to her," says Richard Callaghan, her eighth coach in as many years. A tantalizing combination of child and woman, Bobek can bat her eyelashes like a vamp and then screw up her face like a self-conscious kid. Her devil-may-care approach to training has blocked her progress for years. But with the Detroit-based Callaghan, she has settled down...
This has been Callaghan's dream year because he also trains Eldredge, the men's champion. With a no-nonsense, arrowy skating style, Eldredge is intensely competitive, drilling hard all the time. At the nationals he performed to a Civil War medley that worked well when he was marching up and down the ice. But when it came to interpreting Dixie to a very slow beat, his lack of musicality was all too apparent...