Be My Baby (2006)

Director:

Bryce Olson

Writers:

René Ashton (writer)
Chris Kennedy (writer)

Genre:

Comedy

Tagline:

She Wanted Payback...He Wanted the Baby

Plot:

Cast

René Ashton	...	Rylee
Brody Hutzler	...	Jason
Julia Duffy	...	Doris
Cris Judd	...	Brad
Lacey Chabert	...	Tiffany
Josie Davis	...	Linda
Tara Mercurio	...	Melissa
Bru Muller	...	Rick
Rance Howard	...	Zippy
Jonathan Breck	...	Director
Sue Nelson	...	Danette
rest of cast listed alphabetically:
Dudley Beene	...	Snotty Waiter
Danny Del Toro	...	Enrique
Michael Dutra	...	Cocky Guy
Todd Glass	...	Steve
Rob MacMullan	...	Clifton
Joel Marich	...	Server
Janora McDuffie	...	Amy
Brian Prescott	...	Preacher
Vikram Reddy	...	Asian Swinger in nightclub
Carole Russo	...	Mimi
Victoria Vande Vegte	...	Babysitter
Christopher T. Wood	...	Chris Boss

MPAA:

Rated PG-13 for sexual references and brief drug content.

Country:

USA

Language:

English

Color:

Color

Certification:

USA:PG-13

Filming Locations:

Los Angeles, California, USA

Company:

Turkey Ranch Productions

Soundtrack:

I'm Not Ready For Love

Totally implausible, but, like junk food, it is hard to pass over, especially when the stars are so good looking

Rylee (Rene Ashton) was quite in love with a man who shattered her world when he finally confessed to being married to another. Yet, through the experience, an unexpected windfall of money came her way, born out of an elaborate misunderstanding. Now, a few years later, she is still holding on to her "scorned woman" persona, and using her wiles on other men, extracting even more money when she places them in an uncomfortable position. Yet, she longs for marriage and a family. When she meets Max (Brody Hutzler) at a social gathering, her hard heart begins to thaw. That is, until she finds a wedding ring in his wallet. Suddenly, he is the new target of her scorn and she is going to make him pay dearly for his lies. However, she may have found her match, as Max has some tricks up his sleeve, too. Will it be a fight to the finish or will Rylee or Max admit that there is an undenial attraction between the two of them? This is totally implausible film that still musters some attention, like junk food. Hutzler, after all, is gorgeous and his smile is infectious while Ashton looks pretty, also. The other cast members, including Julia Duffy and Lacey Chabert, perform nicely, too. Although the film has the look of a movie made for television, the costumes and sets are fairly nice, to be sure. The plot is unbelievable, yes, but does move along. My advice? Deposit your brain in the deep freeze and plop this film in the home theater machine, all fans of romantic comedy. It is a diverting piece of fluff that will fill an otherwise empty evening at home.