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| Guy Pearce | ... | Brett | |
| Claudia Karvan | ... | Tash | |
| Matt Day | ... | Rob | |
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Lisa Hensley | ... | Laetitia |
| Pippa Grandison | ... | Colette | |
| John Howard | ... | Davis | |
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Scott Lowe | ... | Harrison |
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Christopher Morsley | ... | Paul |
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Heidi Lapaine | ... | Christina |
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Christine Anu | ... | The Singer |
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Arthur Dignam | ... | Dr. Kamins |
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Morna Seres | ... | Helen McMahon |
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William Usic | ... | Marx |
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Vanessa Stuart | ... | Production Assistant |
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Anja Coleby | ... | Karen Zader |
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One messy science journalist (Tash) and a neat television host (Brett). Two very different people whose relationship is nose diving to get the opportunity to experience life in their partners shoes when they wake up one morning in each others bodies. Valuable lessons are learned by each as they both have to adjust to very different lives. Written by Rob <robert@bb.com.au>
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male objectification | erection | hiding erection | art gallery | switch |Taglines:
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Country:
AustraliaLanguage:
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19 September 1996 (Australia) See more »Also Known As:
Az ellenség bőrében See more »Company Credits
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Yes, the screenplay and direction are of a high-school stageplay standard. The dialogue is simple, predictable and purely functional. The plot is VERY old and the direction is ultimately - loose and carefree. But upon close observation, this film harkens back to the days of classic romance comedy (Send Me No Flowers, Man's Favourite Sport - Doris Day / Rock Hudson et al). The script is actually brilliantly simple. The characters are cardboard cutouts in an easy-to-swallow LITE story. Megan Huberman is obviously a VERY technically experienced film-maker. The lighting, photography and sound are all VERY SUPERB and proffesional! This does show up the flimsy script. But once again, it's the simplicity and childlike innocence that is this film's brilliance. If you like the romance comedies of the 50's that they don't make anymore... rent this! I kid you not, folks... it's a sweet, fun film. Enjoy!