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Helen Rosner reviews the restaurant Cecchi’s, operated by the career maître d’ Michael Cecchi-Azzolina in the space that once housed Café Loup.

>> you know, yeah, i think i would. >> and the other question is, i read somewhere that at the time you were making that movie, both you and he, rodrigo santoro, had been dumped in real life. >> yes. we had been. >> and that you both enjoyed having a kissing scene. >> we were both brokenhearted. we really were. and we looked at each other, "guess what? we get to make each other feel better today." it was very, very sweet. still to come, linney reveals the secret behind playing her most famous role as the ruthless mom in "ozark." and the ripple effect it's had in real life. >> i walk into res...

I mean, shows don't come along like "ozark" very often for an actor. it was a perfect environment in which to work. jason bateman was the greatest leader that you could have. it was just a heavenly situation. and she was just fun because she is so impulsive and she's wildly immature. she's very, very shrewd. and she's very smart. but she is not a mature human being. impulsively, she's all over the place, very reactive. and i am not that way. i am fairly cautious. i can certainly explode, like everybody, but it doesn't happen very often. and i am a little controlled. >> note to file, don't piss...

>> and the fact that the mccanns and their friends spent each evening at the tapas bar may have made them a target. >> reservations were made for them every evening. >> they block-booked a table, the same table by the pool, within the holiday complex. and they kept to a pretty rigid timetable. they would eat, more or less, at the same time each night. >> and, of course, the maitre d' would've been, like, "great, okay," reservation book, scribble at the top, you know, "the mccanns and friends will eat every night at this table." >> there's a belief that maybe the abductor or the person who took...

Previously a Michelin-starred restaurant in Healdsburg, Cyrus has been resurrected in Geyserville after a 10-year hiatus.