Undercover Angel
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| Undercover Angel | |
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| Directed by | Bryan Michael Stoller |
| Produced by | Eric Abrahamson Bryan Michael Stoller |
| Written by | Bryan Michael Stoller |
| Starring | Yasmine Bleeth Dean Winters Emily Mae Young James Earl Jones Casey Kasem |
| Music by | Greg Edmonson |
| Cinematography | Bruce Alan Greene |
| Editing by | Stephen Adrianson |
| Release date(s) | 1999-05-16 (Canada) 2000 (USA) |
| Running time | 91 min. |
| Country | Canada |
| Language | English |
| IMDb profile | |
Undercover Angel, also known as Un vrai petit ange (Canada: French title), is a 1999 film by writer/director Bryan Michael Stoller. The romantic comedy starred Yasmine Bleeth and Dean Winters.
[edit] Plot
Harrison (Dean Winters) is a struggling freelance writer who becomes the unwilling babysitter of a precocious little six-year-old girl, Jenny (Emily Mae Young), when her mother, Melissa (Lorraine Ansell), one of Harrison's former girlfriends whom he hasn't seen in some time, asks him to babysit because Melissa needs to be out of town for several weeks.
Harrison is originally unenthusiastic about the arrangement, but soon he develops a tenderness for Jenny. Little Jenny decides that Harrison needs a steady girlfriend and plays matchmaker for Harrison and Holly (Yasmine Bleeth), a beautiful woman who frequents the same coffee shop.
Harrison later writes stories for Jenny about Mr. Dodo—her favorite stuffed animal. Jenny secretly gets Holly to transcribe the books, and they submit them to his publisher.
[edit] Cast
- Yasmine Bleeth as Holly Anderson
- Dean Winters as Harrison Tyler
- Emily Mae Young as Jenny Morrison
- James Earl Jones as The Judge
- Casey Kasem as Himself
- Lorraine Ansell as Melissa Morrison
- Richard Eden as Fred
- David L. McCallum as Dan O'Donnel (Publisher)
- Don Quiring as Sullivan
- Carherine Knight as Mrs. Stevens
- Leslie Rohonoczy as Receptionist Beth
- Carole Stoller as Mrs. Olend
- Malcolm Younger as Go-Cart Bob
- Carmen as Stenographer
[edit] External links
- Undercover Angel at the Internet Movie Database
- Computer graphic of Mr. Dodo as used in Miss Cast Away, an otherwise unrelated movie from the same writer/director.
