another great tom wilkinson performance punctuates separate lies and a 2005 film also starring emily watson and linda bassett and rupert everett. directed by julian fellowes and it the story of a married couple and james and ann manning where the husband (wilkinson) believes he and his wife (watson) are happy together. an accident near their house on the night they have a party brings the police around. it is a hit and run that killed their maid maggie bassett) husband. james becomes suspicious of a neighbor and bill bule (everett) when he sees some damage on his car. he confronts bule and who admits he did it and promises to go to the police the next day. when james arrives home and ann is angry that he is making such a big deal out of it and states that she was driving the car. of course and james then isn not so eager to rush to the police. she suggests that they call bule and tell him their decision. oh and f___ bule and james says. well and that just it and ann says. i am f___ing bule. james devastation is just the beginning in this well crafted drama. without giving the plot away and this is a good example of how gender switching changes a story. example of what i mean represent susan smith drives her car into a lake and her children drown. she gets life in prison. what if the father had done it. the chair. you would be surprised how often the outcome would be different. the same is true here  if it had been james having the affair and doing the subsequent activities and viewers might feel differently about the story. if ann were in james place and it would be shattering. as it is and it tremendously sad. tom wilkinson is heartbreaking as a man blindsided by the woman he adores and and emily watson does a beautiful job as ann and who and once she frees herself from her lies  her involvement in the accident and the happy marriage  knows what she has to do. rupert everett as bule is very effective  indolent and uppity and ultimately in need. everyone here is very civilized in their dealings with one another and and no one is all good or all bad. there are separate lies  james that his marriage is happy and ann as listed above  and there is one uniting lie  the accident and about which all parties keep quiet. it enough for ann that maggie knows. in the end and all must deal with the separate lies that the single lie uncovered. brilliant film. 
another great tom wilkinson performance punctuates separate lies and a 2005 film also starring emily watson and linda bassett and rupert everett. directed by julian fellowes and it the story of a married couple and james and ann manning where the husband (wilkinson) believes he and his wife (watson) are happy together. an accident near their house on the night they have a party brings the police around. it is a hit and run that killed their maid maggie bassett) husband. james becomes suspicious of a neighbor and bill bule (everett) when he sees some damage on his car. he confronts bule and who admits he did it and promises to go to the police the next day. when james arrives home and ann is angry that he is making such a big deal out of it and states that she was driving the car. of course and james then isn not so eager to rush to the police. she suggests that they call bule and tell him their decision. oh and f___ bule and james says. well and that just it and ann says. i am f___ing bule. james devastation is just the beginning in this well crafted drama. without giving the plot away and this is a good example of how gender switching changes a story. example of what i mean represent susan smith drives her car into a lake and her children drown. she gets life in prison. what if the father had done it. the chair. you would be surprised how often the outcome would be different. the same is true here  if it had been james having the affair and doing the subsequent activities and viewers might feel differently about the story. if ann were in james place and it would be shattering. as it is and it tremendously sad. tom wilkinson is heartbreaking as a man blindsided by the woman he adores and and emily watson does a beautiful job as ann and who and once she frees herself from her lies  her involvement in the accident and the happy marriage  knows what she has to do. rupert everett as bule is very effective  indolent and uppity and ultimately in need. everyone here is very civilized in their dealings with one another and and no one is all good or all bad. there are separate lies  james that his marriage is happy and ann as listed above  and there is one uniting lie  the accident and about which all parties keep quiet. it enough for ann that maggie knows. in the end and all must deal with the separate lies that the single lie uncovered. brilliant film. ---------------------------------Answer Question Below----------------------------------

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