My Girlfriend's Boyfriend (1998 film)

1998 American screwball comedy by Kenneth Schapiro

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My Girlfriend's Boyfriend

Directed by	Kenneth Schapiro
Written by	Kenneth Schapiro
Produced by	Kenneth Schapiro Evan Seplow L. Cyre Rodriguez (associate producer)
Starring	Deborah Gibson Sean Runnette Jill Novick Valerie Perrine Chris Bruno Linda Larkin Jack Koenig
Cinematography	T. W. Li
Edited by	Evan Seplow
Music by	Deborah Gibson
Release date	1998 (1998)
Country	United States
Language	English

My Girlfriend's Boyfriend is an American 1998 screwball comedy film written and directed by Kenneth Schapiro, with singer-songwriter Deborah Gibson as the top-billed star. It was filmed on Long Island.

Plot

Gay soap actor Cliff (Chris Bruno) is about to marry an unsuspecting girl (Linda Larkin) for the sake of his image, to the chagrin of his boyfriend Wes (Jack Koenig). However, a prowling reporter (Deborah Gibson) has some interesting photographs which could cause general consternation.

The main romance is between the reporter Melissa and the maid of honor's uncoordinated date Jake (Sean Runnette).

Cast

Actor	Role
Deborah Gibson	Melissa Stevens
Sean Runnette	Jake
Jill Novick	Liberty, the maid of honor
Valerie Perrine	Rita Lindross
Chris Bruno	Cliff, the groom
Linda Larkin	Cory Lindross, the bride
Jack Koenig	Wes, the best man

Music

Singer-songwriter Deborah Gibson sang the theme tune.

External links

My Girlfriend's Boyfriend at IMDb

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