Helen sits dejectedly on a pavement in Wimbledon having just broken up with her boyfriend Pete. The next two people she meets prove to be significant to her life in very different ways: one is a tramp, the other, Jools, a friend of Pete's. A romance develops between Helen and Jools and very soon Helen finds herself accompanying the separated father-of-two on a world-wide business tour. The ups and downs of their love affair are witnessed by a number of hotel receptionists, a cafe owner, a zoo-keeper and various others who all look - to Helen's increasing amazement - remarkably alike, all bearing the uncanniest resemblance to the tramp...Whimsical, funny, charming and heady with romance, Sorry, I Love You...proves that relationships sometimes need a little help - and that that help can come from the least expected sources.
Helen sits dejectedly on a pavement in Wimbledon having just broken up with her boyfriend Pete. The next two people she meets prove to be significant to her life in very different ways: one is a tramp, the other, Jools, a friend of Pete's.
