Frank Bonner

After moving halfway across the country to live with his cousin (Scott McGinnis) in Los Angeles, Ohio transplant Eddie (David Packer) tries his hand at romance with the help of a video dating service. But before he can find Ms. Right (Bridget Fonda), he has to suffer through a whole lot of wrong. Keep your eyes peeled for comedic cameos by Kristy McNichol, Sally Kellerman, Charles Grodin and David Leisure -- better known as "Joe Isuzu."

Four best friends and perpetual losers -- Dooley (Tim Conway), Lou (Harvey Korman), Elton (Jack Weston) and Stump (Ted Wass) -- obtain their meager pleasure in life from betting on the ponies. But when they fall for a con man's promise to fix a race, the perils of gambling almost skin them alive. To place their bet, the pals borrow $5,000 from the mob and then learn that their horse is an ancient nag that can barely stand up, much less win a race.

Eddie Hayes (David Packer) shows up in LA to learn how in the midst of the fantasy world, he just has to learn to be himself in order to be liked. Along the way, he meets Scott McGinness, Kristy MacNichol, Charles Grodin, Sally Kellerman, Tony Geary and David Leisure. This is the Director's cut of the film, which was released by Lightning pictures and is rated PG.

Eddie Hayes (David Packer) shows up in LA to learn how in the midst of the fantasy world, he just has to learn to be himself in order to be liked. Along the way, he meets Scott McGinness, Kristy MacNichol, Charles Grodin, Sally Kellerman, Tony Geary and David Leisure. This is the Director's cut of the film, which was released by Lightning pictures and is rated PG.