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...Serendipity, the pursuit spans over the magical movie period of “a few years.” Jonathan Trager (John Cusack) woos Sara Thomas (Kate Beckinsale), she succumbs (and what girl wouldn’t), she complicates matters by kookily insisting they need to be re-brought together by destiny and boom—after a series of mishaps, the happy couple is reunited at the end. Rarely is real life so simple. If you stop to think about the logistics of the film, both Cusack’s and Beckinsale’s characters leave perfectly lovely...
...need quiet,” says Jackie O’Neill, who is starting her first year at Lesley. “You can always go out and find something, but it’s not always worth the trouble,” she says. For transfer student Sara Camacho, a sophomore, this was quite a change from the consistently loud and lively social scene at George Washington University. “Thank god for my best friend at Northeastern,” Camacho says...
...Sara Chase, from the Center for Public Leadership agreed, “It was remarkable how compelling it was for how little action there was.” Current American Presidency teaching fellow Bill Burke-White is a long-time fan of the show and felt that the episode lived up to his expectations. “I was a little bit concerned that they were going to do a special episode on it because the topic was so sensitive,” he admitted. However, he continued, “I was very pleased. Aaron Sorkin succeeded in producing...
Doing their Christmas shopping, Jonathan (John Cusack) and Sara (Kate Beckinsale) meet in Bloomingdales. They simultaneously grab for the last pair of black gloves on display. This leads to a magical New York City evening--ice cream, ice skating, faux-intimate cross talk. When they part, he writes his phone number on a $5 bill; she places hers in a used book that she promises to sell. If fate means for them to be together, these clues will circulate back to one or the other of them, she says...
...years later (long enough for them to reign in their haircuts, not long enough to be any less attractive). Sara has eased up on her kooky fate-talk but has filled the void by moving to San Francisco and becoming engaged to a bizarre Yanni-like musician. Jonathan, still in Manhattan, is about to marry a sweet-enough girl from a generic family. Neither of them, however, has forgotten That Night; and as their weddings approach, both of them set out to find their ‘soul mate’ (whether they’re prompted by a genuine...