Word: capes
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Dates: during 1980-1989
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POOR SHEILA. Even though trust has evaporated from their marriage, she still loves Bob too much to leave him; so with a martyr's sense of duty, she agrees to let nine-year-old Jean-Claude visit them for a summer month on the Cape (where else) while French friends try to keep him out of a state orphanage...
...failure of Man, Woman and Child lies not in its style but its story. Full of dramatic and meaningful scenes that (without giving away and surprises) add up to nothing, they fizzle like a summer squall over Cape Cod. As he proved in the hockey and snow sequences in Love Story, Segal has a sharp eye for powerful movie scenes. Bob & Sheila & Jessica & Paula & Jean-Claude peaks with Bob and Jean-Claude at Arthur Fiedler's fiftieth anniversary July Fourth concert. As they sit in a drenching downpur eating sandwiches, the Old Man throws the Pops into the 1812 Overature...
Just a few weeks before he was killed, John Kennedy saw the Grand Tetons for the first time. He stood and watched the light fade on the spectacular peaks, remarking to those around him how profoundly he was moved by such grandeur, so different from his home on Cape...
...Massachusetts Institute of Technology. His wife Sheila, Vassar '60, is a highly valued editor at a university press. The marriage is an ideal balance of temperaments, love, devotion, respect and affection. There are two blossoming daughters, a homestead in Lexington, Mass., and a summer place on Cape...
...successful American male, Bob would like it both ways. This raises a question as to who is the real bastard. Bob confesses to Sheila who, though shaken, agrees to allow Jean-Claude a month on the Cape with the family. He is introduced only as the son of a friend who has died...