Well meaning friends try to persuade Suzanne, a beautiful widow, to remarry and the choice seems to be between Frank, a philandering dentist, and Tony, a sensitive, failing sports trainer who helps her son.
Jenny Seagrove plays a widow who is defying her friends attempts to find her a new parter. Charles Dance is part of her circle of friends and decides that he is the one for her. He is also in the fortunate position that he is her dentist who just happens to use hypnosis on his patients. Having no luck using conventional methods to win her affections, he resorts to hypnosis which has unforseen and amusing results. Antony Edwards is a failing sports psychologist who gets caught up in the events through a series of chance meetings and the unpredictable results of the hypnosis.
Written by Richard Cathcart <richard@fizfrag.demon.co.uk>
Producer Bill Kenwright "forgot" to raise funds to produce the film and mortgaged his own £1million London home to pay for its production.
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Soundtracks
"Il Pleure dans mon coeur"
(from La Chanson bien douce) Written by Billy Cowie Performed by Lucie Robson and Cathryn Robson Recorded by Divas Records
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