Sentences with phrase «rekindling old flames»
Diane Keaton, Jane Fonda, Candice Bergen and Mary Steenburgen star as lifelong friends whose book club tackles «Fifty Shades of Grey,» triggering new romances and rekindling old flames.
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This is a common mistake most men commit when trying to rekindle an old flame.
Yet despite the passage of time, it doesn't take long to rekindle old flames and past grievances.
Not exact matches
A new survey from premium dating site EliteSingles has revealed that a surprising amount of singles are willing to rekindle the sparks of an old flame.
Much has been written about how Facebook has helped end many marriages because people rekindle relationships with old flames.
But is rekindling the sparks of an old flame really such a good idea?
Call an old flame who still has a thing for you, and rekindle the heat tonight.
The story centers on an Ivy League - educated marriage counselor whose marriage starts to fall apart when her husband's parents move in: «The marriage counselor, Judith, stops practicing what she preaches when she rekindles a relationship with an old college flame.»
Over 48 hours, Chris witnesses a buddy's marriage turning sour, runs into an old flame trying to rekindle, and is presented with a multitude of reasons why he shouldn't tie the knot.
Jessica Biel and Seth Meyers are having a baby; Sarah Jessica Parker is tracking down her daughter (Abigail Breslin); Josh Duhamel is trying to get to Manhattan to meet an old flame; Zac Efron is carting a homely Michelle Pfeiffer around to help her cross off her resolutions in exchange for party tickets; Hilary Swank is working on getting the ball to drop at Times Square; Halle Barry is a nurse tending to a cancer - stricken Robert De Niro; Ashton Kutcher is trapped in an elevator with Lea Michele, who needs to get to Times Square to perform as a backup singer; and Jon Bon Jovi plays a famous musician trying to rekindle his romance with a caterer played by Katherine Heigl.
The unfortunate chained woman is Jessie (Carla Gugino), whose older husband Gerald (Bruce Greenwood) takes her to a remote lakeside house in a desperate shot at rekindling the flame of their sexless marriage.
London romance writer Jenny Holiday is the author of Famous — a Hollywood starlet who rekindles a spark with an old flame in small town Iowa.