Breakfast in Paris

Just off the rebound, after finding her beau cheating on her with a blonde hottie, the lovely Parkins travels to the city of love, on a work assignment, where now, the man hating lass, is pursued by hunky and charismatic photographer (Mullinar). Where about, for the first forty minutes of snubbing and literally being horrible to him, a deep romance soon blossoms. Film mostly works cause of a commanding Mullinar in such a witty and human performance, while Parkins is something of. An enigma and beauty. What else has this actress done, as she too makes the film enjoyable. This is a step up for the exploitative Lamond, who like Brian Trenchard Smith, make movies which entertain, though not everyone will agree with me here on this one, but I really liked this, and half given a chance, so will you. Great use of Parisian locations, and landmarks, as well. Film has style too, though Parkins initial dislike towards Mullinar gets straining, but more draining.