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"   It&amp;#039;s not every day that you get to revisit a classic film in the company of its talent. But that&amp;#039;s the idea behind the In-House Series, a program launched last year by producer Katrina Pavlos, which reunites actors and directors to offer an insider&amp;#039;s perspective on selections throughout the cinematic canon (in its first installment, Jeremy Irons hosted a London event celebrating A Heart in the Winter; its second was an L.A. presentation of All About Eve, with Kate Beckinsale). Last night&amp;#039;s outing featured a screening of 1981&amp;#039;s My Dinner with Andre, introduced by titular character Andr\u00E9 Gregory and costar Wallace Shawn. Other attendees included Noah Baumbach, Rocco Dispirito, and Candice Bergen (wife of the late Louis Malle, who directed Andre). At the Glenlivet cocktail party that followed, held in the library at Manhattan&amp;#039;s Soho House, I asked Bergen why the engrossing film, which follows nearly two hours of discussion between a Manhattan playwright and theater director, still resonates. &amp;quot;I hadn&amp;#039;t seen it since it was first released, so now I&amp;#039;m so much older, but it&amp;#039;s a brilliant, brilliant film,&amp;quot; she said. &amp;quot;It&amp;#039;s intelligent, it asks huge questions, and makes everybody think and laugh.&amp;quot; \u2014Erin Clements Photo: Getty Images Follow ELLE on Twitter. "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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