What I Did for Love
Jun 17 1998
•2h 35m
•Comedy, Romance
A man falls in love from afar with a woman who has just broken up acrimoniously with her husband and is disgusted with all men except her gay friends.
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Ophélie Winter
Lisa
Jean-Marc Barr
Marc
Philippe Duquesne
Victor
Raquel Welch
Jacqueline
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