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==Principal cast==
==Principal cast==

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Born Romantic
Directed byDavid Kane
Written byDavid Kane
Produced byMichele Camarda
StarringCraig Ferguson
Jane Horrocks
Catherine McCormack
David Morrissey
Olivia Williams
CinematographyRobert Alazraki
Edited byMichael Parker
Distributed byBBC
MGM Home Entertainment
Release dates
9 March, 2001 (UK)
28 September, 2001 (US)
14 September, 2000 (Canada)
Running time
96 min
CountryUnited Kingdom
LanguageEnglish
Box office$8,477 (USA)

Born Romantic is a 2000 British film directed by David Kane. The film is centered around a salsa club, three men pursue three women across London. Fergus is trying to find his ex-girlfriend, the elderly charmer Frankie the beautiful Eleanor and the robber Eddie is trying to find one of his victims, cemetery worker Jocelyn.

Plot synopsis

Salsa dancing and 'El Corazon', a London Salsa Club provide the backdrop for the love-inspired efforts of three unlikely romantics:

Fergus (David Morrissey), who arrives in London from his native Liverpool, on a search for Maureen ('Mo') Docherty (Jane Horrocks), the high-school sweetheart he jilted years ago.

Eddie (Jimi Mistry), the incompetent mugger who falls for Jocelyn (Catherine McCormack), the neurotic "absentee grave tender" (she tends the graves of loved ones for people who cannot).

Frankie (Craig Ferguson), a hopeless romantic trapped in the fifties and still sharing a house with his ex. He pursues the elegant and snobbish Eleanor (Olivia Williams), art restorer by day and Salsa dancer by night.

All are connected by Jimmy (Adrian Lester), a cab driver, and a place, 'El Corazon'.

Production notes

The movie features various (London) locations, including the interior of the British Museum.

The Salsa club 'El Corazon' is located here: ??????? (find location)

The soundtrack includes some great Latin dance hits:

"Pintame", performed by (Elvis Crespo)

"Acuyuye", performed by (DLG)

"Ella Fue" performed by (Fania All-Stars)

"Yo No Como Camaron" performed by (Saoco)

"Oye Como Va" performed by (Cheo Feliciano)

"Bururu Barara" performed by (Fruko y sus Tesos)

"Ran Kan Kan" performed by (Tito Puente)

"Ojala" performed by (Kassav)

"La Engandora" performed by (Ruben Gonzalez)

"Yamulemau" performed by (Joe Arroyo)

"Como Ves" performed by (Ozomatli)

"La Bomba" performed by (Ricky Martin)

"Indestructible" performed by (Robby Salinas)

"L.O.V.E." performed by (Craig Ferguson)

"Sway" performed by (Dean Martin)

"Baby Won't You Please Come Home" performed by (Jane Horrocks) and (Dean Martin)

"Fear & Love" performed by (Morcheeba)

"Doin Jobz 4 Tha Mob" performed by (Pigforce)

"Yes Sir I Can Boogie" performed by (Nina Miranda)

"My Own High" performed by (Shiver)

"Can You Feel the Love Tonight" (unknown artist) - This is NOT included on the soundtrack, as it was only accessible on select DVD copies as an Easter egg by pressing a certain button on the remote just as the credits begin. It is similar to the version later recorded by S Club for the first Disney Mania.

Principal cast

References

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