Title: In Love and War
Product review: The first part of this film was simply an episode of the original TV series, but it is quite funny. The scene wherein Indy and a young Ernest Hemingway duel for the affections of a lovely Italian maid by simultaneously playing musical instruments with great gusto is hillarious. I agree with another reviewer that Jay Underwood is a pleasing Hemingway, but maybe less realistic than O'Donnell's haughty and more cynical Ernest. As for "the best swordfight ever", the viewer from USA should check out such dueling classics as Scaramouche (with Stewart Granger and Mel Ferrar) and the more recent Rob Roy (with Liam Neeson and Tim Roth) for truly first-class swordplay. If you like the Young Indy series, though, see Attack of the Hawkmen, the best of the bunch.
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