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Caytha Jentis (writer)
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A Little Movie with a Big Heart
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Cast
(Credited cast)| Vanessa Williams | ... | Juile | |
| Kevin Daniels | ... | Paul | |
| Michael Boatman | ... | Ted | |
| Jeremy Gumbs | ... | Jake | |
| Eartha Kitt | ... | Mona | |
| Tommy Nelson | ... | Horatio | |
| Stephen Spinella | ... | Stuart | |
| Eileen Alana | ... | Miss Missy | |
| rest of cast listed alphabetically: | |||
| Shashi Balooja | ... | Artie | |
| Collin Biddle | ... | Maitre' D (as Colin Biddle) | |
| Anna Camp | ... | Kikki | |
| Mike Colter | ... | Yuppie Paul | |
| Peter Conboy | ... | Man on street | |
| Andrea Darriau | ... | Jittery Woman | |
| Melissa Dye | ... | Linda | |
| Jann Ellis | ... | Joan | |
| Stephanie Garcia | ... | Fashion Editor | |
| Shelly Gibson | ... | Kindergarten Mom | |
| Michael Girts | ... | Office worker | |
| Rosie Gunther | ... | Carol | |
| Eugene Jones III | ... | Paul's Brother | |
| Paula Mandel | ... | Talkative Woman at Bar | |
| Lily Mercer | ... | Francis | |
| Greg Murtha | ... | Man at book reading | |
| Sophie Nyweide | ... | Martha | |
| Christopher Pickhardt | ... | Theater patron (as Chris Pickhardt) | |
| Ben Vereen | ... | Chuck Cooper | |
| Noah Weisberg | ... | Box Office Attendant | |
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Somebody Like You (USA) (working title)
Who Needs 'Em? (USA) (working title)
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USA:90 min
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Norway:10 (TV rating)
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Julie (the always appealing Vanessa Williams) is a writer and a single mother who conceived her only child through artificial insemination. When the boy begins having trouble in school, she goes in search of the anonymous sperm donor to find out if the man was really the Ivy League genius he claimed to be on his application. Naturally, meeting him leads to all sorts of personal complications and romantic entanglements, especially since Julie is already going steady with a well-meaning executive who, in spite of all his protestations to the contrary, is actually every bit as commitment-phobic as she is.
Despite a fair number of halfway decent scenes and an overall feeling of goodwill, "And Then Came Love" is simply too slick, too contrived and too insubstantial to rank as anything more than just a negligible romantic comedy. For even though the movie earns points for neither sanctifying nor demonizing its major characters, the set-up and resolution are simply too formulaic and pat to be taken very seriously. Moreover, the performances tend to be a trifle rough around the edges, except for the wonderful Eartha Kitt, who steals every scene she's in playing Julie's high-strung, intrusive, and hyper-critical mother.