A rich young kleptomaniac and a deaf store worker form a relationship after an ordeal with a stolen mannequin.A rich young kleptomaniac and a deaf store worker form a relationship after an ordeal with a stolen mannequin.A rich young kleptomaniac and a deaf store worker form a relationship after an ordeal with a stolen mannequin.
Beverly Murray
- Mimi
- (as Eve Napier)
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- TriviaThis is the second of two movies featuring Kiefer Sutherland and Peter Spence. The first movie being The Bay Boy (1984).
- ConnectionsReferenced in The Boost (1988)
- SoundtracksBoo Hoo
Performed by Russ Morgan & His Orchestra
Written by Edward Heyman, Carmen Lombardo & John Jacob Loeb
Published by Fred Ahlert Music, Frank Music Corp., & Bernstein & Co., Inc.
Used with the permission of Hindsight Records
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Odd, but memorable
I haven't seen this movie in a few years, but I found it so memorable that I have been searching for it for some time, at least to rent, just so I can see it again.
This film is wildly different from what you'd expect from an "80's romantic comedy", and has a distinctly Canadian flavour. While Hollywood likes to believe that it can portray romance between atypical people, it really is the role of the indie or non-American film to do that justice, and, as a not-so-normal preteen (who, by the bye really loved swing during the age of New Kids) this movie really struck a chord with me. If you are tired of watching 27-year-old super models try to act like unaccepted young people, this movie is for you.
Brooke is odd and insists on being himself, but he is still lovable... That is a good message for anyone to see.
Why, oh why, is this not out on DVD??
This film is wildly different from what you'd expect from an "80's romantic comedy", and has a distinctly Canadian flavour. While Hollywood likes to believe that it can portray romance between atypical people, it really is the role of the indie or non-American film to do that justice, and, as a not-so-normal preteen (who, by the bye really loved swing during the age of New Kids) this movie really struck a chord with me. If you are tired of watching 27-year-old super models try to act like unaccepted young people, this movie is for you.
Brooke is odd and insists on being himself, but he is still lovable... That is a good message for anyone to see.
Why, oh why, is this not out on DVD??
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