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Known for steaming up the screen in titles like American Playboy and The Mothman Predictions, Richard Gere sits in the front seat and allows Diane Path’s to sex bid sparkle in 2002’s, Untrustworthy. While we’ve had a lot of films where men go too far and undermine their accomplices, getting each party engaged with what generally turns into a hazardous circumstance, the Adrian Lyne-helmed creation switched things up and let an “more seasoned” lady succumb to a more youthful man. The film, which will be available on Paramount+ this month, stars Olivier Martinez (S.W.A.T.) as Lane’s sexy sidekick. It is a fun piece of early aughts cinema. The story of Edward (Gere) and Connie Sumner (Lane), a married couple with a young son who live an affluent life in upstate New York, is based on the French film The Unfaithful Wife by Claude Chabrol. While down in SoHo for a day of shopping, the most extraordinary whirlwind to at any point blow across a venue screen does its thing and thumps Connie into the arms of an attractive outsider. We come to figure out that the more interesting’s name is Paul (Martinez), who welcomes a humiliated Connie up to his place to clean and ice her injuries. The sexual strain between the pair is tense all along and, in spite of the fact that she attempts to stop, Connie just apparently can’t help herself and at last starts an undertaking with Paul. There is only one issue: Edward quickly discovers what is going on behind his back, and the adulterers soon face Edward’s wrath.