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The Perfect Match (1988)
In this romantic comedy, a lonely man meets a lonely woman after they each post ads in the lonely-hearts section of the classified ads. Unfortunately, neither one is totally honest about themselves and merry mix-ups ensue until a romance finally blossoms.
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In this romantic comedy, a lonely man meets a lonely woman after they each post ads in the lonely-hearts section of the classified ads. Unfortunately, neither one is totally honest about themselves and merry mix-ups ensue until a romance finally blossoms.
Rating:PG-13
Genre:Comedy
Written By:Mark Deimel, David A. Burr, Nick Duretta
In Theaters:5/1/1988
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Runtime:92 minutes
Studio:Manson International, Airtight Comedy Ltd.
Cast
Mark Deimel
Director
Marc McClure
Tim Wainwright
Jennifer Edwards
Nancy Bryant
Diane Stilwell
Vicki
Rob Paulsen
John Wainwright
Karen Lorre
Tammy (as Karen Witter)
Jean Byron
Mom (as Jeane Byron)
Edward Mehler
Wilhauser
Kerry Sherman
Jeannine (as Kerry Sherman English)
Kelly Kennemer
Waiter
G. Austin Cooper
7-11 Clerk
Robbi Rochester
Man in 7-11
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