Blind Date( 1987)

TV-MAComedyRomance

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A date with her is every man's dream come true. And with dreams like her - who needs nightmares?

Overview

When bachelor Walter Davis is set up with his sister-in-law's pretty cousin, Nadia Gates, a seemingly average blind date turns into a chaotic night on the town. Walter's brother, Ted, tells him not to let Nadia drink alcohol, but he dismisses the warning and her behaviour gets increasingly wild. Walter and Nadia's numerous incidents are made even worse as her former lover David relentlessly follows them around town.

Top Billed Cast

Kim Basinger
Nadia Gates
Bruce Willis
Walter Davis
John Larroquette
David Bedford
William Daniels
Harold Bedford
George Coe
Harry Gruen
Mark Blum
Denny Gordon
Phil Hartman
Ted Davis
Stephanie Faracy
Susie Davis
Alice Hirson
Muriel Bedford
Graham Stark
Jordan the Butler
Joyce Van Patten
Nadia's Mother
Jeannie Elias
Walter's Secretary
Herb Tanney
Minister
Georgann Johnson
Mrs. Gruen
Sab Shimono
Mr. Yakamoto
Momo Yashima
Mrs. Yakamoto
Armin Shimerman
French Waiter
Brian George
Maitre d'
Ernest Harada
Japanese Gardner
Emma Walton Hamilton
Muggette #1
Elaine Wilkes
Muggette #2
Susan Lentini
Muggette #3
Barry Sobel
Gas Station Attendant
Arlene Lorre
Court Stenographer
Timothy Stack
Grant
Jack Gwillim
Artist
Diana Bellamy
Maid
Oliver Theess
Bar Tender (uncredited)

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A review by John Chard

Written by John Chard on Wed Jun 19 2019

Split right down the middle when allowing for nostalgia factor. Bruce Willis made this film in the middle of his stint in the hugely popular TV Show, Moonlighting, and it's very much in keeping with the fun side of that particular show. I remember watching this at the cinema many years ago with my then new girlfriend, and I remember laughing heartily as Bruce prats about falling over things and being thrust into ridiculous situations caused by the (then) luscious Kim Basinger. Viewing it now 20 years later I still have a soft spot for it, but it plays out more as a time capsule oddity in vi...