Dating The Enemy

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Freaky Friday takes a turn down under in the beloved romcom DATING THE ENEMY, newly restored from the Umbrella vault with NEW video extras, starring Guy Pearce (Memento) and Claudia Karvan (The Big Steal) as ex-lovers who inexplicably switch bodies. Meet Brett and Tash. Brett (Guy Pearce Memento, L.A Confidential) is good-looking, confident and perhaps a tad on the egotistical side. Tash (Claudia Karvan Bump, Love My Way) is intellectual and reserved, but maybe a little too smart for her own good. When these two meet it's love at first sight, but when a lack of compromise threatens to break-up their relationship, the natural forces of the universe intervene. One fateful night, after a heated argument, they wake up to discover that they have magically swapped bodies! The stage is set for a hilarious Aussie romantic comedy that takes the battle of the sexes to a brand new frontline. DATING THE ENEMY is a funny, charming tale of self-discovery and second chances. Will Tash and Brett find a way to reverse the spell and restore their relationship, or will their newfound understanding lead them to a different path altogether?

Details

Format: Blu Ray
Genre: Australian
Rating: M
Release Date: 07 08 2024
Production Year: 1996
Distributor: 97
Languages: English
Rating Advice: Medium Level Sex Scenes| Sexual References
Distributor: Umbrella Entertainment
Directors: Megan Simpson Huberman

Actors: Claudia Karvan, Guy Pearce, Lisa Hensley, Matt Day, John Howard, Pippa Grandison, Scott Lowe, Christopher Morsley, Heidi Lapaine, Christine Anu, Arthur Dignam, Morna Seres, William Usic, Vanessa Stuart, Anja Coleby, Robert James O'Neill, Barry Latchford, Janice Oxenbould, Robert Giltinan, Mel Kounnas, Kellie Crawford, Michael Shirley, Stuart Campbell, Kathleen Allen, Ramsey Everingham, Maree D'Arcy, John Tarrant, Simmone Mackinnon, Joanne Cahill, Richard Eddie, Warren Blondell, Brad Pearson, Rachel Munoz, Iris Shand, Samantha Wilkinson, Jayne Leslie, Nick Walsh, Ross Bombaci, Aku Kadogo, Mike Duncan, T.J. Ramini, Allison Cratchley, Mark Duncan