Cloud Waltzing

Name: Cloud Waltzing
Genre: Drama
Released: 1987-02-14
Duration: 1 h 43 min
Rating: 5.8
Cast: Kathleen Beller, François-Eric Gendron, Paul Maxwell

TV Movie
1987
1h 43m

IMDb RATING

5.8/10

106

YOUR RATING

Drama

Journalist Meredith Tolliver is sent to do a story on wealthy wine vineyard owner Francois De Paul. Francois is a mysterious, gentle man who never talks about his personal life and seems to ... Read allJournalist Meredith Tolliver is sent to do a story on wealthy wine vineyard owner Francois De Paul. Francois is a mysterious, gentle man who never talks about his personal life and seems to be hiding a secret. Meredith is a woman determined to get a story on him like no one has e... Read allJournalist Meredith Tolliver is sent to do a story on wealthy wine vineyard owner Francois De Paul. Francois is a mysterious, gentle man who never talks about his personal life and seems to be hiding a secret. Meredith is a woman determined to get a story on him like no one has ever written-including an in-depth story on his personal life. Meredith is determined to be... Read all

Director
- Gordon Flemyng
Writers
- John Bryden Rodgers
- Tory Cates
Stars

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IMDb RATING

5.8/10

106

YOUR RATING

Director
- Gordon Flemyng
Writers
- John Bryden Rodgers
- Tory Cates
Stars

See production info at IMDbPro

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Kathleen Beller

Meredith Tolliver

François-Eric Gendron

François De Paul
(as Francois Eric Gendron)

Paul Maxwell

Andrew Tolliver

Thérèse Liotard

Monique
(as Therese Liotard)

David Baxt

Phil Bundy

Dora Doll

Madame Solange

Claude Gensac

Madame Hibbert

Christine Flowers

Mrs. Graydon

Michaël Morris

Graydon

Director
- Gordon Flemyng
Writers
- John Bryden Rodgers
- Tory Cates
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Featured review

3/10

A Bit on the Bland Side

Despite my liking actress Kathleen Beller (who plays the heroine of the story, Meredith Tolliver) and the good acting (and good looks) of the hero, Francois-Paul (played by Francois-Eric Gendron), this movie was like hoping for a home cooked meal and getting a frozen dinner instead. Not even the lovely scenery nor a striptease in a balloon (yes, you read that right) could make this more entertaining. The story plodded along, there was no real action or conflict (Meredith's troubles with her father, a family tragedy and her struggles with anorexia were given little depth, as was Francois's unhappy former marriage), and the so-called "other man" was no romantic threat or rival, as he and Meredith were just friends from the start, and he preferred casual no-string romances. Even the lovemaking scene lacked any spark.

This can easily be skipped.