Lorna Hill Movies
Dr. Jack Hammond (Dudley Moore) is a noted heart surgeon whose personality is switched with his teenage son Chris (Kirk Cameron) in this uninspired comedy. The ingestion of a brain transference serum is the catalyst for the comic catastrophe and the confusion that follows. Sean Astin and Patrick O'Neal co-star with Margaret Colin and Catherine Hicks. A decent idea for a comedy that has since been done better in Brian Gilbert's 1988 comedy Vice Versa starring Fred Savage and Judge Reinhold. ~ Dan Pavlides, All Movie Guide
- Starring:
- Dudley Moore, Kirk Cameron, (more)
- 1987
Fred A. Keller stars in My Dark Lady as a washed-up classical actor. While taking a seasonal Santa Claus job in a department store, Keller uses the opportunity for a little shoplifting. On the lam, he hides out in a boarding house run by Lorna Hill. Hill's son Raymond Holder is an aspiring actor, so Keller decides to give him a few professional tips. The ageing thespian then repays Hill's kindness by turning her tiny house into a thriving establishment. His final good deed is to keep young Holder from being kicked out of a prestigious boarding school by snooty headmaster John Buscalia. The title refers to the fact that Lorna Hill is black, and therefore Keller's "dark lady" (it's also a Shakespearean allusion, but of course we already knew that, didn't we?) ~ Hal Erickson, All Movie Guide
- Starring:
- Fred A. Keller, Lorna Hill, (more)
