Touchstones Pictures Rated PG-13 for language and some sensuality . Successful restaurateur Will Keane is on the verge of turning fifty, yet he's still quite the playboy with a persistent case of commitment-phobia. When he meets Charlotte Fielding, a free spirited woman half his age, he expects another quick and easy romance. But their nothing about their relationship is quick or easy. Instead their encounters are rife with intergenerational clashes, differing philosophies and an urgent sense of sensuality and connection.
Some movies look entertaining and some look boring.
Autumn in New York looks tired and drab. Richard Gere plays a hot shot who falls in love with a dying woman, once again staying away from those powerful roles - I think Gere is a good actor and he should do more powerful movies. Winona Ryder sounds like a whimpering baby with cheesy lines in the trailer, and the trailer is pretty cheesy overall. Some women will be attracted to the look of this film, but others will realize this is just yet another slow romance that can be missed. NA Reviews Erik Samdahl 2001.