Coming Through (1985)

Coming Through (1985)
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The romantic entanglements of renowned author D.H. Lawrence (Kenneth Branaugh) and Frieda Von Richthofen (Helen Mirren) become intertwined with the life of a man in present day who is obsessed with the noted writer. ~ Jonathan Crow, Rovi

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Director(s):
Peter Barber-Fleming
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Synopsis of Coming Through

The romantic entanglements of renowned author D.H. Lawrence (Kenneth Branaugh) and Frieda Von Richthofen (Helen Mirren) become intertwined with the life of a man in present day who is obsessed with the noted writer. ~ Jonathan Crow, Rovi

Theatrical Feature Running Time:
80 mins

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Director(s):
Peter Barber-Fleming
Categories:
Romance
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Dorothy M.

The acting is good, I like Helen Mirren. It is interesting to see that she did not get very many good acting roles until later in her career. Her best yet is Elizabeth I by HBO. I found it interesting to see everyone can make poor choices in life. Here we have a married woman with three children that leaves them to make a life with male companionship. Makes you wonder how it affected the children's lives. The movie would have been more interesting if more detail was added about the consequences of her choice,...which became increasing bad.

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Ann C.

While we witness the fateful meeting of D.H. Lawrence, a teacher and miner's son in Nottingham, and Frieda, the aristocratic German-born wife of a professor, their physical passion isn't shown. Instead, Lawrence's wooing of Frieda is confined to recitation of his own poetry and intense coversation. A somewhat static point of view. In a parallel story, we meet a 1980s Lawrence aficionado trying in vain to seduce a woman he meets in a Nottingham library. Only worth seeing for Kenneth Branagh as Lawrence and Helen Mirren as Frieda.

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Lloyd G.

Good picture of the era. All the best of British cinema.

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