Synopsis
'Town & Country' is a romantic comedy that follows the life of wealthy architect Porter Stoddard (Warren Beatty). As he tries to balance his wife, mistress, and a newfound flirtation, he plunges deeper into a midlife crisis that produces both comedic and tragic results.
Why Watch It
A glossy romantic comedy that trades in witty banter and Manhattan glamour, following two couples as their seemingly perfect marriages unravel through a series of escalating infidelities. Warren Beatty and Garry Shandling bring effortless charm to their chemistry, while the film's sharp dialogue and stylish aesthetic capture the messy contradictions of modern relationships. It's a crowd-pleasing ensemble piece that prioritizes laughs and character moments over dramatic stakes.
Did You Know?
- Took over three years to finish due to extensive re-shoots.
- The film lost $94 Million, making it a box office flop.
- Warren Beatty's last film for 15 years, until 'Rules Don't Apply'.
- Charlton Heston's final film before his retirement in 2003.
- Gary Shandling's first and only leading role in a feature film.
Iconic Quotes
- "Maybe I'll have a sandwich, a little sex."
- "It's okay to be a coward, as long as you're rich."
- "I'm not a stalker. I'm an unpaid private investigator."
- "You've been a very naughty architect."
- "I think, therefore, you is."
