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Directed by Bruce Beresford, starring Tom Selleck (add more)
Genres: Comedy, Crime, Mystery, Romance
Continuity: In one scene, Phil (Tom Selleck) and Nina (Paulina Porizkova) are riding down a highway in a convertible. Behind them are these huge, bright, obvious yellow/orange holding tanks in a waterfront area. These are Baltimore landmarks along Interstate 395. The film's set in Connecticut.
Continuity: In one scene we are looking at a shopping complex known as Greenspring Station which Nina is being chased through. Somehow she winds up being chased through a K-Mart. Anyone familiar with the Baltimore area, where the movie was shot, knows for a fact that there is not a K-Mart anywhere near that ritzy section of town.
Continuity: There's a scene in the movie where Nina is outside in the pool and Philip is inside his house looking at her. He begins to walk outside just when his house is engulfed in a huge explosion. At the end of the movie (apparently little time has passed) Nina goes back to Philip's house and snoops around on his computer. Also, there's a love scene towards the end of the movie in what was an exploded house. I guess the director overlooked the huge explosion....
