Gerard Dimiglio Movies

Ian Bertram (Robert Lindsay) is a mathematical genius who works as an accountant for a multinational firm based in England. When he meets Cary Porter (Molly Ringwald), who recently started working for the same company, Ian immediately falls in love and quickly proposes marriage. Cary accepts, and they plan a modest wedding, but when Ian's accounting skills earn him the admiration of company head Herbert Dreuther (John Geilgud), Herbert offers to pay for a honeymoon in Monte Carlo and give them a ride back on his yacht. But while Mr. Dreuther means well, he has problems with his memory, and once Ian and Cary get to Monte Carlo, Herbert has forgotten all about them. Stuck at the hotel with a large bill that he can't afford, Ian works out a plan to win at roulette; his scheme works, and he earns enough to pay their bill, get them home, and have plenty left over. But his sudden success at the gambling tables makes Ian drunk with power, and Cary discovers that her new husband has turned into a power-hungry tyrant. Strike It Rich was adapted from the novel Loser Takes All by Graham Greene; it has been shown under the novel's title, as well as under the title Money Talks. ~ Mark Deming, Rovi

The title Emmanuelle 4 is explicit in letting viewers know how many Emmanuelles have gone before, and the film is just as explicit in its bid for sexsational scenes, but as in other films of this type, the profit motive is implicit. The storyline is more of a story thread, wherein the preceding Emmanuelle (Sylvia Kristel) decides to go to Brazil for total plastic surgery in order to escape an ex-lover (Patrick Bauchau). She emerges as a blond with a new, virginal body (Mia Nygren) and proceeds to go after the very lover she wanted to avoid in the first place. Untouched by the later fear of AIDS, the new Emmanuelle has sex with almost anyone who strikes her fancy, male or female, and when no one is available, that does not stop her either. ~ Eleanor Mannikka, Rovi