Hello-Goodbye

Synopsis

In the 1970 romantic comedy film 'Hello-Goodbye', Michael Crawford stars as a British journalist who falls in love with a French fashion model portrayed by Geneviève Gilles. The movie follows their whirlwind romance as cultural differences and misunderstandings add comedic twists to their relationship. Set against the backdrop of picturesque locations in Paris and London, the film explores themes of love, communication, and the challenges of overcoming language barriers. With hilarious situations and charming performances, 'Hello-Goodbye' is a delightful journey of two people finding common ground in the midst of chaos and confusion.

Cast

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  Michael Crawford

  Harry England

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  Curd Jürgens

  Baron De Choisis

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  Geneviève Gilles

  Dany de Choisis

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  Peter Myers

  Bentley

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  Ira von Fürstenberg

  Evelyne Rossan

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  Mike Marshall

  Paul

Reviews

Despite its promising premise and the star power of Michael Crawford, 'Hello-Goodbye' struggles to live up to its potential, according to critics. Rotten Tomatoes critics consensus notes that the film falls short in its execution, with a surprising lack of chemistry between the leads. IMDb's rating of 4.6/10 indicates a general disappointment among viewers, who cite the lackluster script and predictable plot as major drawbacks. While some praise the picturesque settings and comedic moments, overall, 'Hello-Goodbye' fails to make a lasting impression and is considered a forgettable entry in the romantic comedy genre.