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Eddie, a poor street conman, has his 'guess in which briefcase' trick ruined by Manhattan lifestyle magazine deputy editor Hallie Galloway. Due to a bet with her boss, she must transform Eddie into a dashingly eligible bachelor for a charity auction. In order to pay back his generous benefactor, restaurateur Angelo, Eddie accepts. He not only proves a quick learner and born charmer, the ...
A reclusive scientist, Jeff Peters (Malkovich), builds a robot, Ulysses, which looks exactly like himself and is set to go on a long-term space mission. Since the (real) scientist seems to lack all emotions, he is unable to program his (lack of) emotion into his automaton, and an eccentric woman is hired to "educate" the robot on human behavior. In the end, she falls in love--but is it with ...
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Watch Making Mr. Right. TV-14. 2008. 1 hr 26 min. 4.8 (563) Making Mr. Right is a romantic-comedy movie from 2008, directed by Paul Fox and starring Dean Cain, Christina Cox, and David James Lewis. The movie tells the story of a scientist who creates the perfect man for a marketing campaign, and the woman who falls in love with him.
Dr. Jeff Peters (John Malkovich) creates Ulysses (John Malkovich), an android designed to be sent into space for years of exploration. There's just one issue, since Jeff modelled Ulysses on himself, the android is socially awkward and unlikeable. PR wizard Frankie Stone (Ann Magnuson) is brought on board to teach Ulysses how to win people over ...
Even the techno-synth bossa-nova score fits the movie perfectly. Ann Magnuson is perfect as publicist Frankie Stone, whose life seems to be unraveling on the eve of her sister’s wedding. Glenne Headley (RIP) almost steals the show as her friend Trish, whose marriage to a soap opera star is on the rocks.
