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Switch, 1991

Switch

English

USA

Rating:5.4
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Profile of Switch

The mood of Switch is humorous. The plot centers around gender bending, a battle of the sexes, and the afterlife. It is a comedy and fantasy movie. Switch happens in the 1980s. It is especially suggested for a date night.

Summary of Switch

Blake Edwards's updating of the farcical GOODBYE CHARLIE stars Ellen Barkin as Steve/Amanda Brooks, a man trapped in a woman's body. After three of his former girlfriends, led by Margot Bronfman (JoBeth Williams), join forces to murder womanizing male chauvinist Steve Brooks (Perry King), God refuses to admit him to heaven until he can find a woman who loves him unconditionally. For Satan's amusement, God returns Steve to earth in the form of a beautiful woman. After she gets over the shock of having the body of a woman, Amanda blackmails Steve's boss to get his/her job back and persuades Margot to give her some lessons in acting like a woman. With some effort Amanda manages to convince Steve's best friend, Walter Stone (Jimmy Smits), that Steve is now a woman. She even finds that being a woman is useful at work, helping her land the multimillion-dollar advertising account of gay executive Sheila Faxton (Lorraine Bracco), who's looking for more than just a business relationship. Funny and charming, SWITCH features a highly inventive comic turn by the gifted Barkin.

Details

Language: English
Country: USA
Release date: 10 May 1991
Runtime: 103 min

Cast and Crew

Ellen Barkin as Amanda Brooks in Switch
Ellen Barkin

as Amanda Brooks

Jimmy Smits as Walter Stone in Switch
Jimmy Smits

as Walter Stone

Lorraine Bracco

as Sheila Faxton

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Switch (1991)
Switch (1991)
Switch (1991)
Switch (1991)

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