Andrea (Tracy Nelson) attempts to kill herself when she discovers her man (Darren Gray Ward) in bed with another woman. Once she leaves the "nut house" she manages to swing a gig as a nanny for brain surgeon Dr. Robert Lewis (Bruce Boxleitner). Andrea is a hopeful romantic, wanting her life to be like a romance novel. She will stop at nothing (see woman with knife in hand on DVD cover) to get what she wants.
The film looks like it was made for TV. My slim-case version had the opening nudity blurred out as well as deleting the F-bomb, and S-word. It was almost PG. The movie turns into a dark comedy at the end when (PLOT SPOILER) mom becomes an enabler. It made me laugh, although I can't say that was the intent of the scene. The writing is so formulaic, it borders on comedy as we see obstacles getting removed.
I would imagine there are version with the opening sex scene with nudity intact as well as the swearing. The slim case doesn't have it.
The film looks like it was made for TV. My slim-case version had the opening nudity blurred out as well as deleting the F-bomb, and S-word. It was almost PG. The movie turns into a dark comedy at the end when (PLOT SPOILER) mom becomes an enabler. It made me laugh, although I can't say that was the intent of the scene. The writing is so formulaic, it borders on comedy as we see obstacles getting removed.
I would imagine there are version with the opening sex scene with nudity intact as well as the swearing. The slim case doesn't have it.