Reuben, Reuben (1983)

• 75%
• 1983
• Comédie
• Drame
• Romance
• Tom Conti
• Kelly McGillis
• Roberts Blossom

Gowan McGland is-a-half-Irish/half-Welsh Scottish poète with some renown. He is also a total s*** - a boozer, a womanizer (his conquests more frequently married than not), lazy, and a leech, with a deteriorating body and bad teeth, perdre which he equates with death. He also has his charms, which, in combination with his renown, leads to him usually being able to get what he wants. His wife, Edith McGland, donc a writer, is well aware of who he is their marriage which is in name only, although they are still good friends. It is because of her profession and her connection that she has been commissioned to write his autobiography. Because he is paresseux, he has not written anything in five years. He is on a speaking tour earn to what little money he has, currently on an extended stop dans Woodsmoke, dans le Connecticut. His reputation in almost every sense precedes him dans Woodsmoke - including his womanizing where probably only the husbands of his conquests are unaware of what's going on, and his ...