Breezy

Kay Lenz portrays "Breezy", a 20ish free spirit at a time when that lifestyle was in vogue, who's betrayed and hurt, and winds up at the doorsteps of Frank (a weathered businessman played by William Holden). Resistent at first, Frank gradually... Full review

I saw this movie about two-three weeks ago. I can't get it out of my mind. I'd like to own it. It truly is a Love Story. It is a movie that proves that LOVE can conquer all things. Regardless of... Full review

Not surprisingly, the joys of Breezy lie in the 'how' rather than the 'what' in this charming May December romance from Clint Eastwood.....This is a charming film that explores relationships, getting older and keeping that 'zing' alive.....It's the set up of Jo Heims' sensitive script that makes the relationship credible....Lenz' Breezy is young and fresh with an easy smile..... ... Full Review

Seen today, the movie does have a few problems, some it didn't originally have, but overall it's a pretty good movie. Most importantly, none of this harms the heart of the movie - a candid look at an unusual romance - and the movie is very agreeable to watch despite any shortcomings. ... Full Review

His friends' marriages are stale or reduced to bickering, and his long-time girlfriend (Marj Tobin) suddenly decides to marry somebody else. Business buddy Bob (Roger C. Carmel) openly states that he'd play around on the side if he thought he... ... Full Article

In this Counterculture vs. Establishment romance, Frank Harmon (William Holden) is a middle-aged businessman, recently divorced and a bit bitter about the state of his life and the world in general. ... Full Article