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Kissing In Technicolor: Everything is bigger on the big screen...

by Jane Mendle
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Fade In. Int. Day. Young, enthusiastic film student caught in the throes of a wild, cinematic passion. Fellini ... Bergman ... Charlotte Frost! Charlie isn't working her tail...

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AuthorJane Mendle
First published2004
Era2000 onward
PublisherAvon Trade (An Imprint of HarperCollinsPublishers)
LanguageEnglish
FormatPaperback
ConditionFine
Reference864171-fine

The Story

Fade In. Int. Day. Young, enthusiastic film student caught in the throes of a wild, cinematic passion. Fellini ... Bergman ... Charlotte Frost! Charlie isn't working her tail off in a fancy film school just to end up another second-rate Spielberg wannabe, churning out mindless action flicks or gross-out sex comedies. No, ambitious dreamer Charlie believes that film equals Art. Except the grind of school equals poverty and stress -- which is where Charlie's lifesaving job at the yoga studio comes in ... which, in turn, is where Hank Destin walks into her life. C.U. on face to die for a top Greek god body. Hank Destin? Even though that's the Hank Destin, beautiful, bad boy star of the top-rated daytime drama Troubled Passion , Hank's no more than a gorgeous toiler in the 'trailer park' of acting to Charlie. Of course, that doesn't mean he wouldn't be the perfect choice to play the lead in Charlie's masters thesis film -- a retelling of Madame Bovary set in 1950s New England -- to say nothing of starring in a steamy off-camera love scene! Except no matter how potent the physical chemistry, there's big trouble when egos clash with desire, and professionalism collides with well-intentioned amateurishness. But hey! That's entertainment!