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Unfaithful is a 2002 movie directed by Adrian Lyne. It was adapted by Alvin Sargent and William Broyles Jr. from the French language film La Femme infidèle by Claude Chabrol.

Plot

The story centers on Constance (played by Diane Lane) and Charlie Sumner (Richard Gere) as a couple living in the New York City suburbs whose marriage goes dangerously awry when Constance indulges in an adulterous fling.

Cast includes

Diane Lane - Constance 'Connie'/'Con' Sumner
Erik Per Sullivan - Charlie Sumner
Richard Gere - Edward 'Ed' Sumner
Olivier Martinez - Paul Martel
Myra Lucretia Taylor - Gloria
Michelle Monaghan - Lindsay
Chad Lowe - Bill Stone
Joseph Badalucco Jr. - Train conductor
Erich Anderson - Bob Gaylord
Damon Gupton - Other businessman
Kate Burton - Tracy
Margaret Colin - .Sally
Marc Forget - Café bartender
Larry Gleason - Tim
Dominic Chianese - Frank Wilson

Awards

The movie was nominated for more than 10 awards, including the 2002 Academy Award for Best Actress (Lane), a Golden Globe for Best Performance by an Actress in a Motion Picture - Drama (Lane), and Best Sound Editing in a Feature.

External links

Official site
Unfaithful at IMDb

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 [[Image:Unfaithful_movie.jpg|thumb|175px|Movie poster for Unfaithful]]
-'''Unfaithful''' is a [[2002]] [[movie]] directed by [[Adrian Lyne]] and Written by [[Alvin Sargent]]. Based loosely on the book "[[La femme infidèle]]" by [[Claude Chabrol]], the story centers on Constance (played by [[Diane Lane]]) and Charlie Sumner ([[Richard Gere]]) as a couple living in the [[New York]] city suburbs whose marriage goes dangerously awry when Constance indulges in an adulterous fling.
+'''''Unfaithful''''' is a [[2002]] [[movie]] directed by [[Adrian Lyne]]. It was adapted by [[Alvin Sargent]] and [[William Broyles Jr.]] from the [[French language]] film ''[[La Femme infidèle]]'' by [[Claude Chabrol]].
+==Plot==
-The movie is nominated for more than 10 awards, including the [[Academy Award]] for Best Actress (Lane), a [[Golden Globe Award|Golden Globe]] for Best Performance by an Actress in a Motion Picture -- Drama (Lane), and Best Sound Editing in a Feature.
+The story centers on Constance (played by [[Diane Lane]]) and Charlie Sumner ([[Richard Gere]]) as a couple living in the [[New York City]] suburbs whose marriage goes dangerously awry when Constance indulges in an adulterous fling.
+==Cast includes==
+* [[Diane Lane]] - Constance 'Connie'/'Con' Sumner
+* [[Erik Per Sullivan]] - Charlie Sumner
+* [[Richard Gere]] - Edward 'Ed' Sumner
+* [[Olivier Martinez]] - Paul Martel
+* [[Myra Lucretia Taylor]] - Gloria
+* [[Michelle Monaghan]] - Lindsay
+* [[Chad Lowe]] - Bill Stone
+* [[Joseph Badalucco Jr.]] - Train conductor
+* [[Erich Anderson]] - Bob Gaylord
+* [[Damon Gupton]] - Other businessman
+* [[Kate Burton]] - Tracy
+* [[Margaret Colin]] - .Sally
+* [[Marc Forget]] - Café bartender
+* [[Larry Gleason]] - Tim
+* [[Dominic Chianese]] - Frank Wilson
+==Awards==
+The movie was nominated for more than 10 awards, including the 2002 [[Academy Award for Best Actress]] (Lane), a [[Golden Globe Award|Golden Globe]] for Best Performance by an Actress in a Motion Picture - Drama (Lane), and Best Sound Editing in a Feature.
 ==External links==
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-[[Category:2002 films]] [[Category:Drama films]] [[Category:Thriller films]]
+[[Category:2002 films]]
+[[Category:Drama films]]
+[[Category:Thriller films]]