if we could have separate tables and why not separate lies. this becomes somewhat involved. a housekeeper husband is killed when he is hit by a car while on a bicycle. the culprit turns out to be the woman she cleans for. the latter was having an affair with a friend and was driving the car with the lover in it when the accident occurred. to complicate matters further and the housekeeper once worked for the guy parents and he had her jailed for stealing. therefore and people will hesitate to believe that it was his car that caused the accident. sounds like she wants revenge. this all becomes convoluted. when our housekeeper discovers that her boss was driving the car and she recants her testimony much to the dismay of the officer who is working on the case. as if this isn not enough and several months later and our lover (rupert everett) becomes terminally ill and our lady (emily watson) leaves her husband (tom wilkinson) to care for him. the acting is quite good here despite the never ending peyton place like theme. tom wilkinson and is a solicitor and who tries to protect his wife. the film is a good one and but we could have done without the terminal illness. o well and the marriage ended anyway. 
if we could have separate tables and why not separate lies. this becomes somewhat involved. a housekeeper husband is killed when he is hit by a car while on a bicycle. the culprit turns out to be the woman she cleans for. the latter was having an affair with a friend and was driving the car with the lover in it when the accident occurred. to complicate matters further and the housekeeper once worked for the guy parents and he had her jailed for stealing. therefore and people will hesitate to believe that it was his car that caused the accident. sounds like she wants revenge. this all becomes convoluted. when our housekeeper discovers that her boss was driving the car and she recants her testimony much to the dismay of the officer who is working on the case. as if this isn not enough and several months later and our lover (rupert everett) becomes terminally ill and our lady (emily watson) leaves her husband (tom wilkinson) to care for him. the acting is quite good here despite the never ending peyton place like theme. tom wilkinson and is a solicitor and who tries to protect his wife. the film is a good one and but we could have done without the terminal illness. o well and the marriage ended anyway. ---------------------------------Answer Question Below----------------------------------

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