Laurence Olivier,
Arthur Hill,
Sally Kellerman,
Diane Lane,
Thelonious Bernard
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The disarming comedy A Little Romance features Diane Lane as a 13-year-old American, living in Paris with her businessman stepfather (Arthur Hill) and her promiscuous mother (Sally Kellerman). Mom is ... read more
DVD Release Date: January 7, 2003
Stats: 200 reviews
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Flixster Reviews (200)
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December 13, 2010
Super adorable. Two wicked smart kids, one French & one American, vow to "kiss under the Bridge of Sighs at sunset while the bells toll." When the girl, a super young Diane Lane, has to move back to America the two run off together with the help of Laurence Olivier. Teen romance ... read more
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March 6, 2012
Not sure why I didn't like it as much as everyone else here, perhaps it's just a bit dated to me, yet young love will always be a timeless story.
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April 10, 2007
Seen this over the weekend!
A good movie.
I predict Thelonious Bernard would have been a great actor after this. -
November 26, 2007
Endearing story of young love set in France. Featuring Diane Lane in her first film role. Lauren King (Lane), an incredibly smart young American girl living in France meets a young French boy, Daniel (Thelonious Bernard), who is an American movie buff. They run into the older gen... read more
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May 19, 2007
It is a bit of an old movie, but that doesn't change what a great movie! If you love romance movies, this is the movie for you!
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January 4, 2007
there arent a lot of good romantic movies. laurence olivier is really good in this movie though. and the kids are awesome.
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December 27, 2006
O to be in a gondola in Venice as the bells ring out the setting sun under the Bridge of Sighs with your first love- for a kiss.
Critic Reviews
Charming to the max with great Olivier turn.
Diane Lane's talent was obvious even at age 14.
Like the rest of the film, Diane Lane is smart, pretty and charming in the most classical of senses. Full Review
George Roy Hill...wasn't afraid to entertain his audience with a good story, likeable characters, and a little schmaltz.
Charming tale of adolescent romance that had me mooning after Diane Lane for years.
We all need a little romance, and George Roy Hill gives just the right potion. Full Review
A perfect combination of elements: engaging performances, romantic European locations, a buoyant score and a smart, observant screenplay
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