Review

It gladdens both the heart and the aging libido to see beautiful actresses ease into their forties and beyond with heightened skills and faces that have escaped the plastic surgeon. It helps if they begin with great cheekbones à la Kristin Scott Thomas, who gives a tough, unsentimental performance as the anxiously snobby mother-in-law in the pleasant (if loose) new adaptation of Noël Coward's Easy Virtue. — David Edelstein