Picture Perfect
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Picture Perfect

Kate is working on a career at Mercer Advertising but is passed up for promotion because she's 'not stable enough', still being single and having no t...ies to the company. A story is made up about her being engaged to Nick, a guy whom she just met at a friend's wedding, and all seems to work out well for Kate. She even gets the attention of a colleague she had always wanted, but events soon take a dramatic turn, forcing her to 'present' her alleged fiance to her boss. Show More

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In Picture Perfect, Kate, a career-driven woman working at Mercer Advertising, is passed over for promotion because she is deemed not stable enough due to her single status. Desperate to prove herself, Kate finds herself caught in a web of lies when she fabricates an engagement to Nick, a man she just met at a friend's wedding.

To her surprise, Kate's fictional engagement garners positive attention and she even catches the eye of her long-time crush, a colleague at work. However, things quickly spiral out of control when her boss demands to meet her alleged fiance.

With her career hanging in the balance, Kate is forced to introduce Nick as her fiance. As they embark on this charade, Kate and Nick's relationship starts to shift from pretend to real, causing confusion and complicating matters further.

As the pressure mounts, Kate must navigate through a series of comedic and dramatic twists to keep her engagement facade intact. Along the way, she learns valuable lessons about authenticity, self-discovery, and the true nature of love.

Filled with heartwarming moments and hilarious escapades, Picture Perfect is a delightful romantic comedy that reminds us of the importance of being true to oneself even in the face of unexpected challenges.

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Release Date:

01 Aug 1997

Writers:

Arleen Sorkin (story), Paul Slansky (story), May Quigley (story), Arleen Sorkin (screenplay), Paul Slansky (screenplay), Glenn Gordon Caron (screenplay)