Well, when I saw the video I immediately checked Amazon.uk .con ...found it , ordered it , received it and come 25th of December will unwrape it .

Max Baron ( James Spader ) is in mourning ; his beautiful young wife, whom he loved since they were children, died nearly two years ago, and he has never gotten over it. Nora (Susan Sarandon), a spunky working-class lush who comes on to Max in a bar, practically drags him home, and then, when he refuses to sleep with her, proceeds to seduce him anyway. At this point, Max knows he's in love (or at least serious lust).

There's just one problem: Outside of bed, he and Nora have nothing in common. Just how different are they? Well, he's 27, she's 43. He's Jewish, she's Catholic. He's an intellectual who listens only to classical music, she's a yahoo who loves the Oak Ridge Boys. Most important: He's a successful advertising man, she's a waitress at the ultrascuzzy White Palace hamburger joint. Can these two possibly have a genuine relationship?

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