Hmm where to start with this one? Town and Country is certainly a little strange but I think it came home with the goods in the end and made a memorable mark.

This is a fantastic cast and they all gave great performances. The film is based around Porter and Ellie Stoddard (Warren Beatty and Diane Keaton) who live in an upper-class life in the City of New York. They’re best friends Griffin and Mona (Gary Shandling and Goldie Hawn) live further out of town also in a classy neighbourhood. All seems to be going perfectly for the two families until Mona follows Griffin one day to discover he is having an affair. She turns to Porter her life long best friend for advice and Porter tries to handle the situation admirably but deep down he is churning over his own little affair. He seems to want to end the affair but can’t quite get on top of it.

In an effort to help Mona, he goes on a trip to one of her other houses in Mississippi and the two of them get a little closer than they should. This really throws a spanner in the works as Porter has always been the solid reliable rock, but now his life is turning more and more every day.

Griffin offers porter a few days away in the snow to help him clear his head, here he falls into another 2 women Eugenie (Andie Macdowell) the daughter of a psychotic right wing family who think he should marry her, not that she doesn’t have a few screws loose herself. Then there’s Auburn (Jenna Elfman) who is a bit fruity but shows Porter how to have a good time again.