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Film Review: Diane Lane Hits the Blacktop in ‘Paris Can Wait’

Submitted by PatrickMcD on May 19, 2017 - 2:42pm

CHICAGO – The cache of “Paris Can Wait” is what immediately makes it attractive. It’s Diane Lane road tripping through France on the way to Paris, guided by the script and direction of Eleanor Coppola, in her narrative film debut (at age 80!). Along the way there is food, seduction, incredible sights and Alec Baldwin. That formula was destined to work.

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