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When Walter Davis (Bruce Willis) is set up with gorgeous Nadia Gates (Kim Basinger), the perfect "Blind Date" dissolves into disaster in this sexy comedy caper. Walter invites beautiful southern belle Nadia to a button-down corporate dinner, expecting to impress his associates with this dazzling beauty. But all hell breaks loose when Nadia has "one too many" and reduces the evening and Walter's career to shambles. Bad turns to worse when Nadia's insanely jealous ex-beau David (John Larroquette),...

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Product Information Blind Date (1934) Ann Sothern, Neil Hamilton Director: Roy William Neill Co-stars: Paul Kelly, Jane Darwell, Mickey Rooney 72 minutes, Black and White DVD-R: Region ALL The all-purpose title Blind Date was trotted out in 1934 for this romantic trifle. Poor Kitty Taylor (Ann Sothern) just can't choose between wealthy Bob Hartwell (Neil Hamilton) and unwealthy mechanic Bill (Paul Kelly). When Kitty gets a modelling job thanks to Bob, she feels beholden to him, even though she still...

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Genre: Comedy. Category Teen Movie. Theme: Fighting the System, High School Life, Faltering Friendships, Social Climbing. Studio: Lionsgate. Run Time: 01 hr 42 min. Language: English, Spanish. Subtitle Language: English, Spanish. Picture Format: widescreen. Format: DVD. Release Date: November 27, 2007.

Technical Specs Format: DVD Rating: PG-13 Run Time: 95 Minutes Region: 1 Language: French, English Studio: Image DVD Release Date: December 7, 2010 Subtitles: Korean, Spanish, French, English, Thai Audio: DDS When speaking of Laurel and Hardy's first feature film Pardon Us, Stan Laurel described it as "a three-story building on a one-story base"-in other words, a 2-reeler stretched and bloated into 6 reels. Much the same could be said of Blake Edwards's Blind Date, though one wonders if Stan Laurel...

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A Blind Date With the World gives the reader a seat in the ox-cart with the team that eventually won a grueling 40,000 miles-in-seventeen-days-throug h-ten-countries travel adventure. Chalmers offers up a steady barrage of colorful, intriguing and provocative insights into our Global Village as he and his partner-in-crime race through sacred holy grounds, track down orangutans and employ every conceivable method of public transportation. Billed as the HumanRace,what was thought to be relaxing champagne...

John is a British diplomat; he's married to Angela; a beautiful former model with a taste for hot lovemaking. But John doesn't want to be with Angela anymore and with his mistress Eva he comes up with a plan to kill his wife. Something goes awfully wrong: no longer the schemer and would-be killer; John finds himself on a deadly list. Who's the mastermind behind this setup Gianni is running out of time and all odds are against him. Torn between Angela and Eva; he has to make a quick decision in order...

Originally issued under the title Appuntamento in nero, this 1990 post-noir thriller pays homage to classic Italian giallos. Andy J. Forest stars as British diplomat John, married to the gorgeous ex-model Angela (Mirella Banti) but saddled with a yen for mistress Eva (Mary Lindstrom). Desperate to be rid of Angela forever (and not particularly interested in a simple divorce), the couple scheme to rub Angela out, but the plans go terribly awry and John himself winds up marked for death. ~ Nathan Southern...

Bruce Willis's first starring vehicle was this 1987 comedy by Blake Edwards ( Victor/Victoria ), in which the actor plays a yuppie set up on a blind date with a beautiful blonde (Kim Basinger). Everything goes swimmingly until Willis does what he was warned not to do: give the lady alcohol, which causes her to get entirely out of control. The one-note joke basically turns the film into a succession of set pieces in which Willis has to keep up with Basinger, bail her out of trouble, or get out of...