The Love Letter 1998 Film full HD movie download free with screenpaly story, dialogue LYRICS and STAR Cast

Elizabeth is living near Boston in 1863 and writes a letter addressing it to "Dearest" (no specific addressee), expressing her desire and hope to someday find someone to love with her whole heart and mind; or as she puts it, "to feel a love that burns like fire in the moonlight." She places the letter in the secret compartment of her desk. In the year 1998, Scott Corrigan buys the desk at a second-hand furniture store. While re-conditioning it, he finds the secret compartment and Elizabeth's letter. He shows it to his mother but not to his fiancée. His mother has a feeling that Scott may actually be able to communicate with Elizabeth across time. She encourages him to reply to the letter and gives him a postage stamp from the period in which Elizabeth lived, and says he should mail it at the only post office now existing that was there in 1863. He does so, telling Elizabeth that she should be patient and that someday she will find her true love.

Back in 1863, the local letter carrier delivers Scott's letter to Elizabeth who is quite alarmed when she reads its contents. She immediately goes to her desk and is shocked to find her letter missing from its secret compartment. She then writes back to Scott demanding to know who he is and how he retrieved her letter from its hiding place. In 1998, Scott hears a noise from the desk sounding like a letter had suddenly been dropped into it. He goes to the secret compartment and is astonished when he finds Elizabeth's second letter. Scott replies to it and soon Scott and Elizabeth are communicating with each other across time. During this period, Scott goes to the home where Elizabeth lived 135 years ago, and finds that it is now owned by Clarisse, the granddaughter of Elizabeth's sister. He learns a bit more about Elizabeth from this visit and in fact, he and Elizabeth sense each other's presence in the home across time. Scott's and Elizabeth's letters gradually become more personal and affectionate and eventually loving as each begins to fall in love with the other. They realize however that their love is a hopeless one given that 135 years separate them.

Meanwhile, in Elizabeth's time, her father tries to push her into a marriage with a kind but boring upper-class man for whom Elizabeth has no feelings. Instead Elizabeth meets a Union Army Officer, Caleb Denby, and begins to fall in love with him, while not losing any of her feelings toward Scott. (We, the audience, see that Caleb is the spitting image of Scott, something that Elizabeth at that point does not know.) She writes to Scott of her new love, who in turn researches the Denby's name on the Internet, and finds that he was killed at the battle of Gettysburg. Scott frantically writes to Lizzy, as he has come to call her, and warns her to tell him that he should not go into that battle. Scottie (as she has come to call him) goes to mail his (as it turns out) last letter at the old post office only to find it on fire. He barely makes it into the P.O. and mails the letter before it burns down entirely. Elizabeth receives Scottie's last letter, and Scottie gets out safely from the burning Post Office. But with the destruction of the P.O., their ability to connect across time is irrevocably broken. Elizabeth rushes to Gettysburg but arrives too late. Caleb has been mortally wounded and he tells her he wants to marry her, but then dies in her arms. When she returns home in grief, she is handed an earlier letter from Scotty which had been misplaced and which she had never seen until now. In it is a color photo that Scottie sent to her of himself. She sees it and says, "of course" and realizes that Scotty and Caleb are one and the same person, knows that both are now gone to her, and says she'll never forget him.

Back in 1998, Scott confesses to his fiancée everything about Elizabeth and that he has fallen in love with her. She reads Elizabeth's letters to Scott and in one of them, not only finds a photo of Elizabeth but one also of Elizabeth and Caleb and immediately sees that Caleb is identical to Scott. Although, she thinks the whole thing is crazy, she tearfully breaks off her engagement to Scott and leaves. Scott then visits the old house one more time, to find that Clarisse has died, the house now left to her caretaker, an elderly black woman. The caretaker gives him an old wooden box, telling him that Clarisse wanted him to have it. Scott opens it to find Lizzys's poems (they were not in the box before Scotty wrote to her), his letters to her, and a worn but clear color picture of Scotty, shocking the caretaker. The scene then turns to the church graveyard in the town where Elizabeth lived. Scott finds her grave and gravestone, at the bottom of which is carved, "I never forgot". The gravestone gives her birth date as 23.3.1834 and death as 7.8.1901 (aged 67). Elizabeth as it turns out never married. At this point, an enthusiastically friendly golden retriever comes over to Scott in the church graveyard, followed by its owner, a young woman named Beth who turns out to be the spitting image of Elizabeth. Scott then realizes the same thing that Elizabeth did in her time; that Scott is the reincarnation of Caleb, and Scott realizes that Beth in 1998 is the reincarnation of Elizabeth. Beth and Scott have a brief friendly conversation after which Beth offers to treat him to a cup of coffee, and they go off together to get to know one another. The end of the film shows the book of Lizzy's poems featured in a bookstore, having finally been published by Scotty.