The Affair (1973)

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The made-for-TV movie The Affair (working title: Love Song) marked the return to television of Natalie Wood after an 18-year absence (her last regular small-screen work was on the 1954 sitcom The Pride of the Family). Wood plays a crippled 32-year-old songwriter whose handicap has made her cynical and suspicious of the kindnesses of strangers. Robert Wagner (the real-life husband of Natalie Wood) co-stars as a compassionate lawyer who falls in love with her. By the time she has warmed up to her new beau, she finds that her family opposes the relationship. Written by Barbara Turner, The Affair first aired November 20, 1973. ~ Hal Erickson, Rovi

Director(s):: Gilbert Cates

Theatrical MPAA Rating:: PG

Format(s):: DVD
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Synopsis of The Affair

Theatrical Feature Running Time:: 75 mins

Complete Cast of The Affair

Anna Aries - Annie Simon
Bruce Davison - Jamie Patterson
Jamie Smith Jackson - Jennifer
Kent Smith - Mr. Patterson
Mark Roberts - Howard
Natalie Wood - Courtney Patterson

Victoria Carroll - 1st Man's Wife
Pat Harrington, Jr. - Frank
Frances Reid - Mrs. Patterson
Paul Ryan - Bobbie
Robert Wagner - Marcus Simon

Director(s):: Gilbert Cates

Writer(s):: Barbara Turner

Theatrical MPAA Rating:: PG(Questionable for Children)

Categories:: Romance

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	Angela G.

2 out of 2 people found this review helpful

Don't waste your time on this movie, the film and sound quality are as bad as the story line. It is too bad Natalie Wood and Bob Wagner never got to make a decent movie together.

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