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An Ideal Husband

He just doesn't know it yet.

Released PG-13 97 min 6.8/10 Votes: 16901

Sir Robert Chiltern is a successful government minister, well-off and with a loving wife. All this is threatened when Mrs Cheveley appears in London with damning evidence of a past misdeed. Sir Robert turns for help to his friend Lord Goring, an apparently idle philanderer and the despair of his father. Goring knows the lady of old, and, for him, takes the whole thing pretty seriously.

Type:

Movie

Socials:

Genre:

Comedy, Romance

Subgenres:

Romantic Comedy

Release:

1999-04-15

Year:

2024

Country:

France

Language:

English

Budget:

$14M

Revenue:

$19M

Companies:

Fragile Films, Icon Productions, Pathé, Arts Council of England

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Far from the Madding Crowd - Focuses on love and relationships in a historical context, complemented by social issues.
The Office (UK) - A mockumentary about everyday life and relationships in a corporate setting.
Chariots of Fire - A story about personal struggle, family, and social expectations.
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Pride and Prejudice (1995) - Focuses on familial relationships and societal expectations in a period setting.
Happiness - A darker look at family dynamics and personal relationships.
Father Ted - A comedic take on family, community, and faith.
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The Terminal - A story set in a confined environment that leads to unexpected relationships.
Crazy, Stupid, Love. - A romantic comedy that interweaves multiple love stories with humor.
This Means War - Two friends fall in love with the same woman, leading to comedic rivalry.
Notting Hill - A charming romantic comedy that plays with the theme of star-crossed lovers.
Four Weddings and a Funeral - A classic romantic comedy that mixes humor with emotional moments in various settings.
The Wedding Date - A romantic comedy that involves an unconventional arrangement and romance.
Sweet Home Alabama - Involves a return to one’s roots and the complications of love and relationships.
50 First Dates - Explores love with humorous and sentimental elements.
The Wedding Planner - Another romantic tale involving weddings, love, and comedic situations.
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Letters to Juliet - A romantic adventure that combines love letters and unexpected romance.
Runaway Bride - A woman with a history of leaving her grooms at the altar creates comedic chaos.
27 Dresses - Focuses on love and relationships in a humorous way with a wedding theme.
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Rough Night - A group of friends reunite for a wild night that goes very wrong.
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The Break-Up - Explores a comedic yet emotional perspective on relationships after a break-up.
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Crazy Rich Asians - A romantic comedy exploring family, love, and cultural differences.
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Tess of the d'Urbervilles - Explores class and morality in Victorian England
Atonement - Themes of love and social critique
Little Women - Centers on family and societal expectations
The Forsyte Saga - Focuses on a wealthy family dealing with personal and social issues
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Bleak House - Explores class disparity and legal systems
Middlemarch - Focuses on social issues and character complexity
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The Secret Garden - Explores themes of personal growth and class differences
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Sense and Sensibility - Focuses on gender roles and economic instability
The Cazalets - Explores familial dynamics and societal changes
The Invisible Man - Social critique intertwined with human desire
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Jane Eyre - Explores class and gender struggles
Oliver Twist - Focus on class struggles and poverty
Deadwood - Set in a complex social environment with class challenges
Poldark - Delves into class rivalry and personal ambition
The Crown - Explores class themes within the context of monarchy
Gangs of New York - Set against class conflict and historical context
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About Time - Combines romance with time travel elements and heartfelt moments.
The Time Traveler's Wife - Centers on love intertwined with elements of time travel.
Dear John - Romantic drama about a long-distance relationship impacted by circumstances.
27 Dresses - Romantic comedy exploring themes of love and personal growth.
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Notting Hill - Romantic comedy that explores love crossing social barriers.
A Walk to Remember - Heartfelt romance with themes of love and loss.
Sweet Home Alabama - Romantic comedy dealing with love and coming to terms with one's past.
Letters to Juliet - Involves a romantic quest in beautiful Italian locations.
When in Rome - A charming romantic comedy with magical elements.
Serendipity - Explores fate and chance in romantic relationships.
50 First Dates - Romantic comedy that involves love with a unique twist.
Runaway Bride - Focuses on commitment and finding true love.
The Vow - A romantic drama about love and memory loss.
Hope Floats - Explores love and self-discovery following a difficult breakup.
The Proposal - A romantic comedy about love and unexpected situations.
To All the Boys I've Loved Before - Young adult romance with heartwarming moments.
Bridget Jones's Diary - Romantic comedy about personal growth and romantic misadventures.
Love Actually - Ensemble romantic comedy exploring love in various forms.
Crazy, Stupid, Love. - Intertwined romantic stories filled with humor and emotion.
The Notebook - A classic romantic drama centered on enduring love.
Mamma Mia! - A fun musical with themes of love and family in a picturesque setting.
The Last Song - A romantic drama about love and reconciliation between family members.
Wild Mountain Thyme - A romantic drama set in Ireland with familial themes.
The Lucky One - Romantic drama based on a love story intertwined with life changes.
Midnight Sun - A romantic drama tackling love and challenges.
Someone Like You - Romantic comedy about love, friendship, and self-discovery.
The Wedding Planner - Romantic comedy about love, work, and unexpected connections.
That Thing You Do! - Romantic comedy dealing with love and the music industry.
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The Age of Adaline - A romantic drama with elements of timeless love and self-discovery.
Before Sunrise - Romantic drama emphasizing deep conversations and chemistry.
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Fifty Shades of Grey - A romantic drama with themes of romance and personal discovery.
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Something Borrowed - A romantic comedy about friendship and unexpected love.
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Howard's End - Features class distinctions and romantic entanglements set in early 20th century England.
Maurice - Centers around a forbidden love story with rich visual storytelling and period detail.
Atonement - Explores love and regret with a backdrop of historical events and beautiful cinematography.
Call Me by Your Name - Another coming-of-age romance set against a picturesque backdrop, exploring love and self-discovery.
Pride and Prejudice - Both are adaptations of classic literature that delve into romance and societal constraints.
The English Patient - Tackles themes of love and loss during a historical time period with beautiful visuals.
The Piano - Features a strong, emotional story set in a historical context with a focus on female characters.
Little Women - Explores familial bonds and romantic relationships set against a historical backdrop.
The Age of Innocence - Explores love within the constraints of society, captured in a visually stunning period setting.
Room with a View (1986) - A prior adaptation of E.M. Forster's novel with similar themes of love and societal constraints.
The Secret Garden - Both feature young characters discovering love and self in beautiful, lush settings.
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A Single Man - Focuses on love and loss in a visually striking, period-accurate setting.
Becoming Jane - Explores the romantic life of Jane Austen with themes of societal expectation and love.
The Other Boleyn Girl - Features romance and intrigue in a historical setting focused on women's lives.
Bright Star - A romance based on the life of poet John Keats, set in a beautiful period context.
An Ideal Husband - Explores social norms and romantic dilemmas with a comedic twist in a historical setting.
My Summer of Love - A quiet, character-driven story about a summer romance with deep emotional undertones.
To the Lighthouse - Adaptation of Virginia Woolf’s novel focusing on artistic aspirations and love.
The Great Gatsby - Examines love and societal expectations with lush visuals and classic literature roots.
The Last Keepers - A coming-of-age story with themes of self-discovery, love, and family.
The Fall - A visually stunning story that intertwines fantasy and reality, exploring themes of love.
Under the Tuscan Sun - A woman explores self-discovery and romance in a beautiful Italian setting.
Pride - Explores the power of community and romance in the context of historical events.
Far from the Madding Crowd - Portrays romantic entanglements and societal choices in a pastoral setting.
The Duchess - Focuses on societal constraints affecting love and relationships in historical England.
The Other Woman - Explores themes of female relationships and love in a contemporary context.
The Good Earth - A classic tale of love and hardship set against a richly developed historical backdrop.
To Catch a Thief - A romantic thriller that blends adventure and love in beautiful settings.
The Talented Mr. Ripley - Explores themes of identity, love, and moral ambiguity in stunning locales.
Vanity Fair - Focuses on societal norms and love, encountered through the struggles of a young woman.
The Portrait of a Lady - Explores a woman's journey of self-discovery and emotional entanglements in a period setting.
Coco Before Chanel - A biographical exploration of a woman's life, love, and passions against a historical backdrop.
The Way We Were - Explores a romantic relationship challenged by societal issues and personal differences.
The Secret Life of Words - A thoughtful exploration of trauma and connection, set in a carefully produced ambiance.
The Secret Garden (1993) - Another adaptation that similarly emphasizes self-discovery and emotional growth.
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The Age of Innocence (1993) - Explores entangled relationships constrained by societal norms in a visually appealing manner.
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The Other Boleyn Girl - Historical romance with themes of ambition and love set in the Tudor period.
Pride and Prejudice - A classic adaptation of Austen's novel focusing on love and societal expectations.
Becoming Jane - A biographical drama about Jane Austen’s early life and love, intertwined with her literary aspirations.
The Duchess - A historical drama about love, betrayal, and the life of 18th-century aristocracy.
Shakespeare's Sister - A modern tale exploring themes of art and creativity through the lens of Shakespeare's sister.
A Midsummer Night's Dream - A whimsical adaptation of Shakespeare's play, filled with romance and comedic misunderstandings.
The Holiday - A romantic comedy that explores relationships, identity, and finding love in unexpected places.
Much Ado About Nothing - A Shakespearean comedy that emphasizes witty banter and romantic tension.
Love & Friendship - An adaptation of Jane Austen's early writing, focusing on romantic intrigue and social dynamics.
Coco Before Chanel - A biographical film about the early life of fashion designer Coco Chanel, exploring themes of love and ambition.
Taming of the Shrew - Shakespeare's classic play is reimagined, featuring romance and strong character dynamics.
Cyrano de Bergerac - A romantic drama about unrequited love and artistic expression, inspired by the real-life hero.
The Libertine - A biographical film about playwright John Wilmot, filled with themes of art, love, and excess.
The King's Speech - A period drama highlighting the personal struggles and triumphs of a historical figure.
Dead Poets Society - A film focusing on literature and the impacts of creative expression on young lives.
Beasts of the Southern Wild - A story of imagination and artistic expression in a challenging world.
The Tempest - A mystical adaptation of Shakespeare that weaves romance and adventure.
Hyde Park on Hudson - A historical drama depicting a romantic tryst amidst significant political events.
An Ideal Husband - A comedy of manners that incorporates romance, intrigue, and societal expectations.
The Man Who Knew Infinity - A biopic about a mathematical genius that explores love and passion for one's craft.
Midnight in Paris - A romantic comedy that blends the literary past with modern relationships in a nostalgic Paris.
The Piano - A period film that intertwines themes of love, art, and adversity.
The Notebook - A love story spanning years, filled with passion and romantic devotion.
The Great Gatsby - A love story set in the Jazz Age, encapsulating themes of ambition and romantic dreams.
Atonement - A sweeping romantic drama with themes of love thwarted by misunderstanding and societal constraints.
Fever Pitch - A romantic comedy that humorously explores love and compromise in relationships.
The Age of Adaline - A romantic fantasy tale exploring love across decades with a unique twist.
The Time Traveler's Wife - A romantic drama intertwined with elements of time travel and the complexities of love.
Bridget Jones's Diary - A modern take on romance with humor and relatable characters, much like Shakespeare's witty narratives.
Finding Neverland - A biographical drama that highlights the interplay of love and creativity.
The Secret of Kells - An animated film entwined with creativity and magic, reminiscent of artistic inspiration.
The Last Station - A historical drama that explores the love and art of Leo Tolstoy's life.
The English Patient - A romantic drama set against the backdrop of war, exploring the depths of love and memory.
The Artist - A silent film that captures love and ambition in the film industry during a transformative era.
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Amadeus - A dramatic exploration of genius, rivalry, and the love of art set in the classical music scene.
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The Talent Given Us - Explores complex family dynamics and love, similar to the intricate relationships in Light in the Piazza.
Summertime - A romantic drama set in Italy focusing on a woman's awakening to love.
Maurice - Centers on forbidden love and intricate relationships set against societal norms.
Moonlight - Explores the complexities of love and identity through different stages of life.
Before Sunrise - A romantic exploration of connection and conversation across a beautiful city.
Call Me by Your Name - Set in Italy, it tells a poignant story of love and self-discovery.
The English Patient - Tackles themes of love and loss set in a lush historical backdrop.
Under the Tuscan Sun - Explores themes of reinvention and romance in a picturesque Italian locale.
The Way We Were - A story of a complex romantic relationship spanning years, much like the emotional arcs in Light in the Piazza.
Out of Africa - A sweeping romantic drama highlighting personal growth and love against a stunning landscape.
Chocolat - Combines love with a vibrant setting and highlights transformative experiences.
An Ideal Husband - Features love and societal expectations, wrapped in romantic entanglements.
Somewhere in Time - A timeless love story that echoes the sentimental elements of Light in the Piazza.
The Secret in Their Eyes - Delves into love and unresolved feelings over a span of many years.
Pride and Prejudice - Classic romantic themes and character development set in a historical context.
Midnight in Paris - Explores nostalgia and romance in a beautifully portrayed city.
The Sound of Music - Features strong emotional ties and love amidst beautiful landscapes and music.
The Bridges of Madison County - A bittersweet romance that examines love and choices.
Life is Beautiful - A poignant love story set against a historical backdrop.
Breakfast at Tiffany's - Centrally features complex romance and personal identity in an iconic setting.
The Notebook - A heartfelt romance that delves into love and memories.
Atonement - A tale of love hindered by circumstances, much like the storylines in Light in the Piazza.
The Portrait of a Lady - Explores the inner life and romantic choices of a strong female character.
The Age of Innocence - Focuses on love and societal expectations in a historical context.
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Dear John - A romantic story that explores love through distance and time.
Julie & Julia - Explores themes of passion and relationships within a culinary backdrop.
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The Age of Innocence - Focuses on societal constraints and romantic entanglement.
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The Remains of the Day - Explores missed opportunities and societal roles.
Jane Eyre - A story of self-discovery in a restrictive society.
Little Women - Deals with family dynamics and female independence.
The Great Gatsby - Explores wealth, class, and the American Dream.
Pride and Prejudice - A classic tale of love constrained by societal expectations.
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The Tenant - Explores themes of isolation and psychological tension.
The Talented Mr. Ripley - Themes of class, identity, and deception.
Gone with the Wind - Epic romance set against the backdrop of societal changes.
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Rebecca - Explores themes of jealousy and identity in a gothic backdrop.
An Ideal Husband - A witty look at society and personal morality.
The English Patient - An epic narrative about love and loss across different settings.
Perfume: The Story of a Murderer - A unique exploration of obsession and sensory experiences.
The King's Speech - Focuses on personal struggle within societal structures.
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The Great Beauty - A deep exploration of society, art, and personal reflection.
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Chocolat - Themes of societal norms challenged by individual desires.
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The Other Side of the Wind - A philosophical exploration of media and isolation.
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My Summer of Love - A quiet exploration of forbidden love and personal identity.
Midnight in Paris - Explores nostalgia and societal expectations in a romantic setting.
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The Princess Bride - Both movies blend romance and comedic elements within a fairy tale setting.
A Midsummer Night's Dream - Similar themes of love, deception, and magical transformations.
Love's Labour's Lost - Adaptation of Shakespeare’s comedic play, exploring romance and wit akin to 'The Triumph of Love'.
As You Like It - A tale of love, mistaken identities, and freedom, much like the themes in 'The Triumph of Love'.
Chocolat - Explores the theme of love and its transformative power in a charming setting.
Shakespeare in Love - Combines romance and historical elements, echoing the themes of love and art.
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The Lover - A romantic story set against a backdrop of social divides, similar to the themes explored in 'The Triumph of Love'.
Pride and Prejudice - Classic love story featuring societal expectations and romantic entanglements.
Emma - Focus on romantic misunderstandings and the adventures of young love.
The Age of Innocence - Explores themes of love and societal pressure similar to 'The Triumph of Love'.
Far from the Madding Crowd - Romantic drama with themes of love and societal expectation.
Definitely, Maybe - A romantic comedy that reflects on love and relationships over time.
Cyrano de Bergerac - A poignant tale of unrequited love and longing, paralleling themes found in 'The Triumph of Love'.
Much Ado About Nothing - Features witty banter and romantic misunderstandings, akin to 'The Triumph of Love'.
The Vicar of Dibley - Combines romance and comedy in a quirky setting, reflecting similar comedic elements.
Jane Eyre - Romantic drama with themes of love, passion, and societal expectations.
An Ideal Husband - Explores love and social ethics in a witty way, reminiscent of 'The Triumph of Love'.
The Taming of the Shrew - Another Shakespearean play adapted into film, focusing on love and relationships.
The Court Jester - A charming story filled with romance, humor, and adventure.
Out of Africa - A romantic tale set against a stunning backdrop, emphasizing the theme of love.
Amélie - A whimsical romantic comedy exploring love and human connections.
The Sound of Music - A musical filled with themes of love, family, and overcoming challenges.
Coco Before Chanel - A historical romance reflecting themes of ambition and love.
Notting Hill - Romantic comedy involving love across different social statuses.
Four Weddings and a Funeral - A blend of romance and comedy with themes of love and friendship.
The Secret Garden - A heartfelt tale of love and redemption set in a beautiful garden setting.
When Harry Met Sally... - A romantic comedy exploring the complexities of love and friendship.
A Room with a View - Centers around a young woman's romantic journey amidst societal expectations.
Tangled - A fairy tale romance with adventure and comedic elements that parallel those in 'The Triumph of Love'.
The Good Witch - A charming story of love and magic in a small town setting.
The One That Got Away - Involves themes of love and missed connections, akin to romantic misadventures.
Mansfield Park - A romantic drama exploring themes of love and social class.
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Sense and Sensibility - Explores love and societal norms, focusing on the lives of women in the 19th century.
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The Importance of Being Earnest (2002) - A direct film adaptation of Oscar Wilde's play, maintaining the original's witty language and satire.
The Office (UK) - Includes sharp, witty dialogue and social commentary, similar to Wilde's humor.
Pride and Prejudice - Focuses on social class, romantic misunderstandings, and features strong character-driven comedy.
The Nanny - Mixes romance and humor with a focus on social status, reminiscent of Wilde's work.
Downton Abbey - Explores class distinctions and romantic plot lines akin to the dynamics in Wilde's play.
Emma - Similar Victorian era settings and themes of love and social maneuvering.
A Room with a View - Themes of love, societal norms, and humor merge in a beautifully crafted romantic narrative.
Sense and Sensibility - Explores misconceptions and romantic interests with keen social commentary.
Four Weddings and a Funeral - Includes romantic entanglements, witty dialogue, and social commentary.
Bridget Jones's Diary - Focuses on romance and societal expectations with a humorous touch.
Much Ado About Nothing - A Shakespearean comedy that similarly explores themes of love and misunderstanding.
To Catch a Thief - Features witty repartee, romance, and a lighthearted approach to crime, akin to Wilde's style.
Ninotchka - Combines romance and social satire with sharp wit, similar to Wilde's themes.
The Philadelphia Story - A classic romantic comedy with witty dialogue and social class themes.
The Birdcage - Tackles themes of identity and societal norms with humor and heart.
The Producers - Includes humor about societal issues and the theatrical environment.
Muriel's Wedding - Centers on social aspirations, love, and friendship, delivered with humor.
The Divine Secrets of the Ya-Ya Sisterhood - Explores themes of female relationships, secrets, and societal expectations.
Legally Blonde - Features social commentary and comedy through the lens of romance and ambition.
The Good Place - Combines humor with insightful social critique in relationships and morality.
The Marvelous Mrs. Maisel - Fuses sharp wit, societal expectations, and personal relationships in a comedic setting.
Fried Green Tomatoes - Explores social norms, relationships, and resilience with humor and heart.
The Royal Tenenbaums - Features quirky characters and explores family dynamics with a comedic edge.
The Secret Garden - Shares whimsical elements and themes of personal growth and social expectations.
Gigi - Romantic musical comedy exploring love and social class distinctions.
Sweet Home Alabama - Combines romance and comedy with themes of identity and societal expectations.
The Wedding Singer - Contains elements of romance, comedy, and class themes with a light-hearted touch.
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Love & Friendship - Features sharp dialogue and social commentary on love and relationships.
The Great Gatsby - Explores themes of class, aspirations, and romantic entanglements with rich dialogue.
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Kate & Leopold - Involves comedic elements of time travel and romance across social barriers.
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Crazy, Stupid, Love - Explores romantic entanglements and the humor in love and relationships.
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Tradition - Explores society's expectations in a humorous manner.
The Royal Tenenbaums - About an eccentric family with a sharp sense of humor.
An Ideal Husband - A mix of comedy and drama set in British high society.
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The Birdcage - A comedy that subverts social norms and expectations.
The Great Gatsby - Themes of wealth and societal status, with humor and drama.
The Matchmaker - A romantic comedy involving matchmaking and societal norms.
Death at a Funeral - Mixes comedy and family dynamics in unusual situations.
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Pride and Prejudice - Explores class and romance with wit and humor.
The Parent Trap - A family comedy with witty exchanges and social themes.
La La Land - Romance and ambition intertwined with a comedic flair.
Notting Hill - A romantic comedy set against social class differences.
The Producers - A comedic take on the world of theater and ambition.
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The Other Woman - Combines comedy with social rivalry and relationships.
Amour - Examines relationships and societal expectations with depth.
Ferris Bueller's Day Off - A comedic adventure that subverts social norms.
It's Complicated - Romantic comedy about relationships and societal expectations.
The Proposal - Romantic comedy dealing with culture and class differences.
The Birdwatcher - Explores social themes through humor and drama.

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