Cross My Heart

1987
R
1h 30min

CALIFICACIÓN DE IMDb

TU CALIFICACIÓN

Annette O'Toole and Martin Short in Cross My Heart (1987)

Un hombre y una mujer tienen una "gran" tercera cita. El se vergüenza de admitir perdió su trabajo, y ella teme que huya si descubre que tiene un hijo. Las pequeñas mentiras llevan a otras m... Leer todoUn hombre y una mujer tienen una "gran" tercera cita. El se vergüenza de admitir perdió su trabajo, y ella teme que huya si descubre que tiene un hijo. Las pequeñas mentiras llevan a otras más grandes y la noche se vuelve loca muy pronto.Un hombre y una mujer tienen una "gran" tercera cita. El se vergüenza de admitir perdió su trabajo, y ella teme que huya si descubre que tiene un hijo. Las pequeñas mentiras llevan a otras más grandes y la noche se vuelve loca muy pronto.

Dirección
- Armyan Bernstein
Guionistas
- Armyan Bernstein
- Gail Parent
Elenco

Ver la información de producción en IMDbPro

CALIFICACIÓN DE IMDb

5.7/10

1.4 k

TU CALIFICACIÓN

Dirección
- Armyan Bernstein
Guionistas
- Armyan Bernstein
- Gail Parent
Elenco

Ver la información de producción en IMDbPro

Fotos28

+ 22

Más como esto

5.8

6.2

4.9

6.3

6.4

6.2

5.3

The Best Legs in Eighth Grade

6.0

6.3

5.8

7.4

7.1

Argumento

Editar

¿Sabías que…?

Editar

Trivia
JoBeth Williams was originally cast as Kathy but had to drop out when she got pregnant.

Errores
Bruce's kitchen is drastically under-decorated compared to the rest of the apartment, plain cabinet doors (pink) without handles, very low-cost appliances, basic 4-burner electric stove, short apartment-style refrigerator, almost as if entering a completely different apartment. As two entire scenes take place in this room, more attention should have gone to set design.

Citas
Bruce Gaynor: Then she's got a shelf life of like 6 days max and then she meets somebody else and she's gone.

Créditos curiosos
The end credits frequently change colors.

Versiones alternativas
An alternate version of "Cross my Heart" has been prepared for cable television, to flesh the film out for a two-hour TV time slot (with commercials). This version adds about ten-fifteen minutes of deleted scenes in the third act (bringing the running time of the film itself to 100 minutes). The three additional scenes are: 1) A scene in which David follows Kathy onto a bus, against her will; 2) A subsequent scene where David and Kathy walk down a Los Angeles street together, in front of a movie house, and 3) A scene (following the discovery of the 'underwear' in Bruce's yard) where David and Kathy walk down the sidewalk together, side-by-side. All are lengthy dialogue scenes which allow the Short and O'Toole characters to more fully expouse their philosophies about dating. Former salesman David also gets to deliver a lengthy speech about various brands of sunglasses. The aforementioned scenes were excised from the theatrical release cut and home video versions.

Conexiones
Featured in Siskel & Ebert & the Movies: Made in Heaven/Less Than Zero/Hello Again/Russkies/Hiding Out (1987)

Bandas sonoras
One Heartbeat
Written by Steve LeGassick (as Steve Legassick) and Brian Ray
Performed by Smokey Robinson
Courtesy of Motown Record Corporation

Opiniones de usuarios19

Opinión destacada

The end-all be-all 3rd date...

This film has an odd effect on people. Some are bored because it details their own dating life so perfectly, yet others crack up laughing because of the same reason. But that's generally why we like slice-of-life movies, because we can relate to them. Even though I first saw this when I was 13, I found it amusing anyway (sex-bomb O'Toole didn't hurt either). But as I got older and into the dating/relationship scene, the film then became even funnier. We all have our white lies, and secrets, and hesitations because we think this person we like so much will run away screaming if we open up about our bad habits or truths. This is carried out perfectly by Short and O'Toole, in a sort of My Dinner With Andre atmosphere. They grapple with if they should have sex or not after three dates, and also things they are concealing from each other. Short moreso, as his scheme to impress her turns into one tap dance after another. Borrowing a friend's car and apartment, and hiding the fact that he just got canned at work. Short shines during these moments, when a suspicious O'Toole questions him about things that don't seem tied to his character. The film will lag here and there for you, but if you lived this stuff, it should provide a lot of fun. And it being the late 80s, the safe-sex angle is played up big time, complete with a magazine survey that O'Toole hatches on Short. He actually does pretty well as a romantic lead, and O'Toole....hoo, boy. Young and old males alike will fall for her character big time. Charming, busty, and sexy, all in one. A great score as well, with pop songs and a catchy harmonica score. Track this lost gem down if you can.