Enfin l'amour

Titre original : At Long Last Love

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Burt Reynolds and Cybill Shepherd in Enfin l'amour (1975)

Four socialite old friends unexpectedly clash, and switch partners during a party and attempt to make each other jealous.

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Ajouter une intrigue dans votre langueFour socialite old friends unexpectedly clash, and switch partners during a party and attempt to make each other jealous.Four socialite old friends unexpectedly clash, and switch partners during a party and attempt to make each other jealous.Four socialite old friends unexpectedly clash, and switch partners during a party and attempt to make each other jealous.

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Anecdotes
Peter Bogdanovich has stated that Woody Allen watched the movie three or four times during its theatrical run, and later credited the film for inspiring Tout le monde dit I love you (1996).

Citations
Elizabeth: Well, what do they call you, big boy?
Rodney James: Rodney James.
Elizabeth: "Rod".
Rodney James: That, I'm afraid, is the diminutive.
Elizabeth: Well, I'll bet you ain't.

Crédits fous
The Camera begins on a silver music box on which rest bas-reliefs of the 4 principals, they dance to a song and then the camera pans around Kitty Kelly's sumptuous black-and white art deco penthouse.

Versions alternatives
TV version was re-edited and reworked by director Peter Bogdanovich and runs three minutes shorter than the theatrical release.

Connexions
Featured in Musical Hell: At Long Last Love (2013)

Bandes originales
Overture
(uncredited)
Words and Music by Cole Porter
Performed by the 20th Century-Fox Studio Orchestra

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Exhilarating Musical

An homage to 30s musicals, this vastly underrated film features tongue-in-cheek performances by Cybill Shepherd and Burt Reynolds, and terrific comedy turns by Eileen Brennan and Madeline Kahn.

Kahn does a great, obscure Cole Porter (all music in this film) called "Find Me a Primitive Man"; Brennan shines in the "Gentlemen Don't Want Love" number. Duilio del Prete, Mildred Natwick, and John Hillerman are also quite good.

Many obscure Porter songs and a few well-known ones. The costumes and sets are nice and evoke the 30s with the star blacks and whites with hints of beige. While the dancing may be a little rough, the stars more than make up for it in their zest and obvious enjoyment of the material.

The entire cast has fun with this slight story of changing partners until each finds at long last love. Reynolds might be a tad too silly but Shepherd has fun and display a great set of pipes. Ultimately, Brennan and Kahn make this one worth catching.