Michael Douglas plays Dan Gallagher, a lawyer whose firm does work for some book publishers. Their meeting is brief, as it's time to leave, but he sees her again the next day at a meeting. Afterwards, they go for dinner, and the attraction is plain for all to see. Next day, after he speaks to his wife by phone, Alex calls him, despite the fact that he never gave her his number. The picture quality is good, sometimes looking a little soft, which is exactly how the video quality was like.
Chapters are functional, but sparse.
This one has 20, and as I describe their layout, I shall include exactly what makes this a Special Edition . The content mirrors the VHS version, in that it begins with an opening segment from Adrian Lyne, describing some of scenes which didn't make it into the final cut for whatever reason, and some which took an age to film including the one where Michael Douglas was meant to eat a cream cake, and Glenn Close would make reference to how a certain amount was left under his nose by mistake. It was kept in as it was a key scene, but it became nigh-impossible to get the right amount of cream left under his nose, as the cast and crew just fell about laughing. The one you saw in the cinema, or on ITV if they didn't cut it too much, is the typical Hollywood slam-bang affair, in which good always triumphs over evil. Following this, is Adrian Lyne's closing segment, with more thoughts on the film.