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Fast Food Fast Women is a 2000 American romantic comedy written and directed by Amos Kollek and financed by French and Italian production companies. The tag line for the film was "There are 18 million people in New York City, but only one like Bella." It was entered into the 2000 Cannes Film Festival.
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Cast
- Anna Thomson - Bella
- Jamie Harris - Bruno
- Louise Lasser - Emily
- Robert Modica - Paul
- Lonette McKee - Sherry-Lynn
- Victor Argo - Seymour
- Angelica Torn - Vitka
- Austin Pendleton - George
- Sandrine Holt - Giselle
- Valerie Geffner - Wanda
- Mark Margolis - Graham
- Judith Roberts - Bella's Mother
- Lynn Cohen - Jesse
- Salem Ludwig - Leo
- Irma St. Paul - Mary-Beth
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From the publisher:
- Overworked Manhattan coffee shop waitress Bella isn't looking forward to her 35th birthday. Stuck in a relationship with a married man for far too long, Bella takes a chance on frustrated novelist/taxi driver Bruno. Determined not to scare yet another man off with her dreams of marriage and family, Bella plays it cool and tells Bruno she hates children. A tough break for the womanizer since his ex-wife has just dumped two small children on him ... In her coffee shop world, Bella witnesses she's not alone in the bittersweet battle against romance's difficulties. Shy widower Paul struggles through the tender courtship of lively widow Emily. Ornery old Seymour gets a magical shot of youth when he falls for a sexy exotic dancer. Despite love's accompanying twists and turns, everyone holds out for the best. And the persistent Bella discovers fairy tales can come true...even in New York City.
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