After a lunch at the plant where he used to work, the male lead of this film complains that socialist colleague "Red Len" now can't stop talking about the golfing trips he takes with his banker grandson.
After a lunch at the plant where he used to work, the male lead of this film complains that socialist colleague "Red Len" now can't stop talking about the golfing trips he takes with his banker grandson. In another scene, that same male lead spontaneously visits the village library to check out books on climate change. George, a supporting character in this film played by David Sibley, goes on and on about his love for the ukulele. The female lead in this film notes that Admiral Nelson died when being told about how a ballroom she's renting for the title (*) event was once used for a Trafalgar celebration. During its pivotal scene, the female lead views a slideshow showing that Katya, her husband's German lover, was pregnant when she died. It ends with the female lead breaking down during a slow dance to "Smoke Gets in Your Eyes". For 10 points, name this Oscar-nominated 2015 film starring Tom Courtenay and Charlotte Rampling titled for an unusual anniversary.
After a lunch at the plant where he used to work, the male lead of this film complains that socialist colleague "Red Len" now can't stop talking about the golfing trips he takes with his banker grandson.
45 Years