~Rom-Com "A Family Affair" stars ZAC EFRON, NICOLE KIDMAN, JOEY KING -{&}- KATHY BATES~ Has a PG-13 Rating ~
BY DANNY McCARTHY
I found a RogerEbert.com review of this film by Nell Minow who is the Contributing Editor at RogerEbert.com that seemed to resemble a press release. Here you'll find my version/interpretation w/ a bit of supposed press release text.
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Chris Cole in the beginning of the film is a definite huge star as there are GQ -{&}- VOGUE covers featuring him. ZAC EFRON for real is quite sexy and IS A BIG STAR. For "The Iron Claw" ZAC EFRON bulked himself up ~ Having ZAC EFRON portray a weakling in "A Family Affair" is so ironic as he normally means everything to any film YET his "A Family Affair" performance is so uplifting since he is a co-star. YES Folks... NICOLE KIDMAN is sexy -{&}- this being a PG-13 film, we do get HOT action from both that is sufficient.
N ICOLE KIDMAN is award-winning author Brooke Harwood, who is a widow for 11 years. ZAC EFRON plays superhero franchise star Chris Cole ~ JOEY KING is Zara who is the movie star’s long-suffering personal assistant, on call 24/7 for everything from picking up his dry-cleaning and groceries to just-in-time delivery of the diamond stud earrings he gives to the girls he dates as a break-up present. Zara sees how self-absorbed and helpless Chris is, but she stays with him, hoping that he will deliver on his promise to help her career.?BUT Zara still lives with Brooke ~ Zara finally gets fed up and quits her job, just as Chris is about to start filming another sequel in his popular “I carus” series. Chris goes to the house to persuade Zara to come back. He meets Brooke, and soon, they are literally ripping each other’s clothes off, just in time for Zara to come home and discover them. Even though Zara is horrified, she agrees to return to work for Chris in exchange for an associate producer credit on his new movie and a promise that he will never see her mother again. He keeps the first promise but not the second, leading to the expected complications and confrontations.
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