Getting Personal Trailer

Getting Personal Trailer (1998)

13 June 1998 Drama, Comedy, Romance 81 mins

Young professionals Christopher and Melissa meet and fall hard for each other. As their attraction grows, it becomes apparent that in order for their relationship to succeed, they must overcome Christopher's dark secret involving his father, with the help of his best friend and a sharp-edged psychiatrist.

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Cast

Michael Landes

as Christopher DeMarco

Hedy Burress

as Melissa Parks

John Shea

as Mr. DeMarco

Lane Smith

as Dr. Maddie

Dina Spybey-Waters

as Liz Carderelli

Geoffrey Blake

as Kilmer Buckingham IV

Meganne Macias

as Lelly Lawman

Willy O'Donnell

as Donny Clarke

Crew

Uta Briesewitz

Uta Briesewitz Director of Photography

Sophie Carlhian

Sophie Carlhian Production Design

Maria Scali

Maria Scali Key Makeup Artist

Ron Burrus

Director

Lenny Manzo

Lenny Manzo Sound Mixer

International Titles

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International Releases Dates

United States 13 June 1998

Production Companies

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