Worth Winning

1989
15
1h 43m

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Madeleine Stowe, Lesley Ann Warren, Mark Harmon, and Maria Holvoe in Worth Winning (1989)

TV weatherman (Mark Harmon) made a bet, and now must woo three women to wed, with video proof.TV weatherman (Mark Harmon) made a bet, and now must woo three women to wed, with video proof.TV weatherman (Mark Harmon) made a bet, and now must woo three women to wed, with video proof.

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5.7/10

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Trivia
Worth Winning (1989) was the theatrical debut of director Will Mackenzie and comic David Brenner.

Goofs
When Taylor gets Erin's acceptance of his proposal on tape, he also records a message for Ned. During later playbacks of that tape, new dialogue has been added. Specifically, he originally said that he is "one-third of the way to teaching you a lesson," but later playback has added, "and winning our bet."

Quotes
Taylor Worth: There wouldn't be great sex if we didn't have awful sex - awful, mechanical, slightly painful, unsatisfying sex.

Connections
Features Heaven Can Wait (1943)

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Girls
Written by Dwight Twilley
Produced and Performed by John Elefante and Dino Elefante

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Everyone wants to give this film a bad rap because of its premise, which, okay, does border on the crass. So they go into it with their eyes and ears closed to all of the film's unique, quirky characterizations and undeniable charms, intent on hating it. As an ensemble, the players exude a magnificent chemistry and the screenplay is both hilarious and romantic. It's a real gem. And enough feminist criticism already. The film was scripted by two women. Veronica's character is dynamic and intriguing, one of my personal favorites.