Mr. Wrong (1996)

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3.9	IMDB rating

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Directed by

Nick Castle

Starring (View all)

Ellen DeGeneres
Martha Alston

Bill Pullman
Whitman Crawford

Joan Cusack
Inga Gunther

Dean Stockwell
Jack Tramonte

Joan Plowright
Mrs. Crawford

John Livingston
Walter

Robert Goulet
Dick Braxton

Ellen Cleghorne
Jane

Written by

Chris Matheson
(written by)

Kerry Ehrin
(written by)

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A single and lonely woman finds the seemingly perfect man to date, but soon regrets it when his deranged and possessive other personality emerges and worst still, she cannot convince anyone else of his Jekyll/Hyde true nature.

Release date: 16 February 1996
UPC: 786936182613

Tags: Comedy (4), Romance (4), 1996 (3), 1990s (3), Marriage (2), Slapstick (2), Funny (1), 90s (1), Romantic Comedy (1), Chick Flick (1), Black Comedy (1), Stalker (1)

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" Ellen DeGeneres, pre the show Ellen, her talk show, and her coming out, plays a woman who is single and lonely, and thinks that she found “the one”. He however. turns out to be a psychopath, who is also obsessive. Critics didn’t think, that it was all that great, and neither did audiences, for all that matter."