Mo Alexander (Karen Allen) is a young American woman on vacation in France who is stranded in Paris after missing her plane back to the U.S. In the hotel where she is staying to await her next flight, she meets Xavier de la Perouse (Thierry Lhermitte), a wealthy French banker. Xavier is married, but their attraction is overwhelming, and they fall in love. After a little hesitation, they plunge into an affair that seems doomed to fail. British director Richard Marquand had just finished the Star Wars episode Return of the ...
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Mo Alexander (Karen Allen) is a young American woman on vacation in France who is stranded in Paris after missing her plane back to the U.S. In the hotel where she is staying to await her next flight, she meets Xavier de la Perouse (Thierry Lhermitte), a wealthy French banker. Xavier is married, but their attraction is overwhelming, and they fall in love. After a little hesitation, they plunge into an affair that seems doomed to fail. British director Richard Marquand had just finished the Star Wars episode Return of the Jedi when he filmed this small romantic comedy. It was Janice Lee Graham's only screenwriting success. Michael Betzold, Rovi
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I'll admit right out front that the man reason I bought this movie was Karen Allen. I saw for the first time in years in the new Indiana Jones and thought, once again, that she was the best thing about the movie. I wanted to see her in an real starring role and in an entirely different kind of movie. Until September fits the bill. She plays an American "trapped" in Paris for a few days who falls in love with the sophisticated married Parisian who assists her. It has one of those endings which make you wish you could see a movie made about what happened next but Until September is a good romantic movie.
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