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Rotten Tomatoes® Score 46%
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In Theaters: December 16, 1987
PG | 1h 52m | Comedy, Romance
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Snobbish heiress Joanna Stayton hires carpenter Dean Proffitt to construct a huge closet on her yacht for her lavish wardrobe. Dean completes the project, but when Joanna learns that he failed to use cedar as she wished, she refuses to pay him for the job. Some time later, Joanna falls overboard and is struck by a boat, giving her a case of amnesia. When Dean sees the story on the news, he concocts a scheme to pretend that she is his wife, Annie. Believing that she is Annie, Joanna moves in with Dean and becomes mother to his four unruly boys, a role for which she is quite unprepared and totally inept.
Director: Garry Marshall
Producer(s): Alexandra Rose, Anthea Sylbert
Cast: Edward Herrmann, Jared Rushton, Goldie Hawn, Kurt Russell, Katherine Helmond, Roddy McDowall, Michael Hagerty, Jeffrey Wiseman, Brian Price, Jamie Wild, Frank Campanella
Writer(s): Leslie Dixon
2 votes and 1 Reviews
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Rotten Tomatoes® Score 46%
74%
In Theaters: December 16, 1987
PG | 1h 52m | Comedy, Romance
Movie Times
Snobbish heiress Joanna Stayton hires carpenter Dean Proffitt to construct a huge closet on her yacht for her lavish wardrobe. Dean completes the project, but when Joanna learns that he failed to use cedar as she wished, she refuses to pay him for the job. Some time later, Joanna falls overboard and is struck by a boat, giving her a case of amnesia. When Dean sees the story on the news, he concocts a scheme to pretend that she is his wife, Annie. Believing that she is Annie, Joanna moves in with Dean and becomes mother to his four unruly boys, a role for which she is quite unprepared and totally inept.
Rotten Tomatoes® Score 46%
74%
In Theaters: December 16, 1987
PG | 1h 52m | Comedy, Romance
Snobbish heiress Joanna Stayton hires carpenter Dean Proffitt to construct a huge closet on her yacht for her lavish wardrobe. Dean completes the project, but when Joanna learns that he failed to use cedar as she wished, she refuses to pay him for the job. Some time later, Joanna falls overboard and is struck by a boat, giving her a case of amnesia. When Dean sees the story on the news, he concocts a scheme to pretend that she is his wife, Annie. Believing that she is Annie, Joanna moves in with Dean and becomes mother to his four unruly boys, a role for which she is quite unprepared and totally inept.
