Amazon.com: The Wife : Glenn Close, Jonathan Pryce, Christian Slater, Max Irons, Harry Lloyd, Annie Starke, Elizabeth McGovern, Björn Runge, Peter Gustafsson, Rosalie Swedlin, Piers Tempest, Meta Louise Foldager, Claudia Bluemhuber, Jo
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Amazon.com: The Wife : Glenn Close, Jonathan Pryce, Christian Slater, Max Irons, Harry Lloyd, Annie Starke, Elizabeth McGovern, Björn Runge, Peter Gustafsson, Rosalie Swedlin, Piers Tempest, Meta Louise Foldager, Claudia Bluemhuber, Jo
With little to say and only subtle moments, Glenn Close finds her power in 'The Wife' - Los Angeles Times
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Glenn Close delivers a terrific performance in 'The Wife' - The Boston Globe
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em>The Wife</em>: A Nobel Prize winner exposed - World Socialist Web Site
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RELEASE DATE: August 3, 2018 TITLE: The Wife STUDIO: Sony Pictures Classics DIRECTOR: Bjorn Runge PLOT: A wife questions her life choices as she travels to Stockholm with her husband, where he
"The Wife" Review: Who Gets to Be a Nobel Prize-Winner? | The New Republic
