Griffin and Phoenix: A Love Story

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Audience Member Just because someone is sick doesn't mean they still can't experience love. ABC television presents one of their earliest movies starring the late Peter Falk and the late Jill Clayburgh. These are two people in love with a similar circumstance. Griffin & Phoenix follows in the footsteps of 'A Love Story.' Geoffrey Griffin has two kids but is separated from his wife, Sarah Phoenix is a photographer. Griffin gets the devastating news that he's going to die from cancer and it's pretty much untreatable. Phoenix is equally upset while gets the same news about her. It seems neither of them have hope to make it. But both of them enroll in a college class for psychology. They meet and start to form a unique bond. The two also partake in all kinds of crazy things they'd never imagine doing to increase their zest for living. Griffin has taken up being a writer hoping to leave something behind when he's gone. Maybe he'll even reconnect with his family eventually. This is equally romantic and heartbreaking altogether. Yet Falk and Clayburgh light up the screen with their chemistry. Super sad ending for sure but comes with its own brand of humor. Rated 3.5/5 Stars •  Rated 3.5 out of 5 stars 02/28/24 Full Review jon c Just because someone is sick doesn't mean they still can't experience love. ABC television presents one of their earliest movies starring the late Peter Falk and the late Jill Clayburgh. These are two people in love with a similar circumstance. Griffin & Phoenix follows in the footsteps of 'A Love Story.' Geoffrey Griffin has two kids but is separated from his wife, Sarah Phoenix is a photographer. Griffin gets the devastating news that he's going to die from cancer and it's pretty much untreatable. Phoenix is equally upset while gets the same news about her. It seems neither of them have hope to make it. But both of them enroll in a college class for psychology. They meet and start to form a unique bond. The two also partake in all kinds of crazy things they'd never imagine doing to increase their zest for living. Griffin has taken up being a writer hoping to leave something behind when he's gone. Maybe he'll even reconnect with his family eventually. This is equally romantic and heartbreaking altogether. Yet Falk and Clayburgh light up the screen with their chemistry. Super sad ending for sure but comes with its own brand of humor. Rated 3.5/5 Stars •  Rated 3.5 out of 5 stars 03/31/23 Full Review Read all reviews

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