The Secret of My Success [DVD] [Standard]

Dive into the delightfully offbeat 1987 romantic comedy Mannequin, a beloved cult classic starring Kim Cattrall (S*x and the City, Big Trouble in Little China, Porky's, Peter Benchley's Creature) alongside Andrew McCarthy (Pretty in Pink, St. Elmo's Fire, Less Than Zero). Set in a vibrant Philadelphia department store, this whimsical tale follows struggling artist Jonathan Switcher, who discovers a mannequin magically brought to life, sparking a heartwarming romance filled with '80s flair and fantasy charm. Directed by Michael Gottlieb (Mr. Nanny, A Kid in King Arthur's Court), Mannequin shines with it's nostalgic blend of comedy, romance, and surreal imagination. The supporting cast is equally memorable James Spader (Stargate, The Blacklist, Boston Legal) brings a hilariously smarmy energy; Estelle Getty (The Golden Girls, Stop! Or My Mom Will Shoot, Mask) adds warmth and wit; and mesh-gloved icon Meshach Taylor (Designing Women, The Allnighter, Dave's World) steals scenes as the flamboyant Hollywood Montrose. Carole Davis (The Shrimp on the Barbie, If Looks Could Kill, The Rapture) and G.W. Bailey (Police Academy, M*A*S*H, Short Circuit) round out the cast with colorful supporting roles. Capped with an iconic, Oscar-nominated soundtrack featuring Starship's smash hit InchNothing's Gonna Stop Us Now,Inch Mannequin remains a time capsule of '80s pop culture - a feel-good, quirky romantic comedy that continues to win new fans with it's mix of magic, music, and movie-store nostalgia. RUNTIME 90 minutes

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Try as he might, timid twentysomething record store clerk Bear (Michael Johnston) couldn't get past the friend zone with co-worker and lifelong crush Nikki (Inde Navarrette). Stumbling upon a magical knickknack that promised one wish, he asked for her to fall in love with him-but as her immediate adoration began crossing into dangerous mania, he'd discover too late to be careful what you... well, you know. Acclaimed shocker also stars Cooper Tomlinson, Megan Lawless, and Andy Richter. 108 min. Widescreen; Soundtrack English.