1. Age of Innocence
Newland Archer (Daniel Day-Lewis) leads a life of quiet desperation during stiff-upper-lip Victorian England. Although he may be engaged to perky May (Winona Ryder), he’s jolted out of his sleepy existence upon meeting Ryder’s cousin, the separated (gasp!) Countess Olenska (Michelle Pfeiffer). Their most erotic scene takes place in the back of a carriage on a wintry day—he removes her glove, and kisses her palm, a moment of human desire more entrancing than any corsets being ripped asunder.
What to drink : Make like an aristocratic lady from Victorian England by sipping on the drink of choice from that time — red wine. Select a well-balanced, understated Cabernet Sauvignon.
2. The Long, Hot Summer
Paul Newman and Joanne Woodward had one of the most beloved partnerships in Hollywood: married for 48 years, they also worked together on 16 films. But, boy, oh, boy, their first is a lulu. Newman—arguably the hottest old-school star of all time—plays a silver-tong
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