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And Then Came Love (2007)

Director: Richard Schenkman

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When an artificially inseminated buppie (Williams) checks the paternity of her six-year-old wild child, she finds herself falling for the man who’s been missing in her son’s life (Daniels). But how alluring is his struggling-actor lifestyle when compared with the security of her dashing photojournalist fiancé? An earnest cast of talented actors can’t save this well-meaning but torturously banal message movie about parental responsibility from poor writing, elementary plotting and pedestrian direction. 

Author: Stephen Garrett 2007-06-21 22:20:15

Time Out New York Issue 611: June 14–20, 2007

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Director: Richard Schenkman

Cast: Vanessa Williams, Eartha Kitt, Kevin Daniels

Rated: PG-13

Duration: 99 mins


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