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He Says, She Says -- 20 Romantic Videos

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By Ruthe Stein
| San Francisco Chronicle Verified
If ever there was a time to curl up with a significant other and a romantic movie, Valentine's Day would be it. But can the two of you agree on a romance to rent -- or will couples be arguing this point in video stores all over America tomorrow? Here's some advice: Give in. It's the only way to win. On the theory that men and women may have different opinions on the subject, each of us came up with our own list of 10 romantic movies.
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New perspectives define latest installment of 'Tales of the City'

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By Ruthe Stein
| Datebook SF Verified
Murray Bartlett plays Michael “Mouse” Tolliver and Laura Linney is back as Mary Ann Singleton in the Netflix series “Armistead Maupin’s Tales of the City.” Photo: Alison Cohn Rosa, Netflix The newest “Tales of the City” TV series is a hybrid of old and new. Unlike the 1993 PBS version, or the 1998 and 2001 Showtime installments, the latest version is not adapted from Armistead Maupin’s popular newspaper serial or his bestselling novels.
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Laura Linney talks 'Tales,' gay icons and her friendship with Armistead Maupin

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By Ruthe Stein
| Datebook SF Verified
Producer and director Alan Poul (left), Armistead Maupin, Laura Linney and writer Lauren Morelli attend the “Tales of the City” premiere at the SFFilm Festival in April. Photo: Getty Images In 1993, Laura Linney auditioned for “Tales of the City,” a new television series based on writer Armistead Maupin’s celebrated newspaper serial about San Francisco’s single population.
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