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| March 15th, 1996
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Fernando Trueba |
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Donald E. Westlake, Fernando Trueba |
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Antonio Banderas, Melanie Griffith, Daryl Hannah, Danny Aiello, Joan Cusack, ELi Wallach, Gabino Diego, Austin Pendleton, Allan Rich, Phil Leeds, Vincent Schiavelli |
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Touchstone Pictures |
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Comedy |
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PG-13 sex-related scenes, dialogue |
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In this warm-hearted romantic screwball comedy, handsome lothario Art Dodge (ANTONIO BANDERAS) is a good-natured but down-in-the-heels art gallery owner struggling to stay one step ahead of the creditors. Determined to keep his business afloat, Art finds himself reduced to scamming the widowed spouses of recently-deceased men into paying for paintings allegedly purchased by their late better-halves. However, when he makes an ill-timed business call at the home of a reputed mob-boss, Art finds himself chased off the property and into the arms of Betty Kerner (MELANIE GRIFFITH), who happens to have been twice married and divorced from the mob boss' son Gene (DANNY AI ELLO).
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