Cross my heart. Fierce creatures. Opportunity knock$ Splitting heirs.
Notes:
Cross my heart: Martin Short, Annette O'Toole. Fierce creatures: John Cleese, Jamie Lee Curtis, Kevin Kline, Michael Palin. Opportunity knock$: Dana Carvey, Todd Graff, Julia Campbell, Robert Loggia. Splitting heirs: Rick Moranis, Eric idle, Barbara Hershey, Catherine Zeta Jones, John Cleese. Cross my heart originally released as a motion picture in 1987; Fierce creatures originally released as a motion picture in 1997; Opportunity knock$ originally released as a motion picture in 1990; Splitting heirs originally released as a motion picture in 1993. Cataloging from container.
Contents:
Disc 1. Cross my heart (91 min.) / Lawrence Kasdan presents ; an Aaron Spelling/ Alan Greisman production ; written by Armyan Bernstein & Gail Parent ; produced by Lawrence Kasdan ; directed by Armyan Bernstein -- Fierce creatures (94 min.) / Universal Pictures presents ; a Fish production/Jersey Films production ; written by John Cleese & Iain Johnstone ; produced by Michael Shamberg and John Cleese ; directed by Robert Young and Fred Schepisi -- Disc 2. Opportunity knocks (102 min.) / Imagine Entertainment presents a Brad Grey Meledandri-Gordon Company production, a Donald Petrie film ; written by Mitchel Katlin & Nat Bernstein ; produced by Mark R. Gordon and Christopher Meledandri ; directed by Donald Petrie -- Splitting heirs (87 min.) / Lawrence Kasdan presents ; a Prominent Features production ; written by Eric Idle ; produced by Simon Bosanquet and Redmond Morris ; directed by Robert Young.
Summary:
Cross my heart: Share the misery of a disastrous night out when David tries desperately to impress Kathy, but ends up doing everything wrong. Fierce creatures: When a ruthless media mogul acquires England's Marwood Zoo, he sends his marketing executive and his son to whip the place into shape, but they discover that the zoo's director already has his own plans to boost attendance. Opportunity knock$: A pair of con men pretend to be housesitters. Splitting heirs: Two babies are accidentally switched; one grows up in a poor Pakistani household, while the other is raised as the heir to a dukedom.
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