Dorien Wilson Movies

Wendy Raquel Robinson and Dorien Wilson star in this sexy comedy about a married family man whose obsession with a seductive beauty threatens to undue everything he's worked towards for the last twenty years. Ronald Sams (Wilson) has lusted after the flirtatious sexpot they call Peaches (Robinson) for a good two decades. After a chance meeting with the object of his lusty affections, the once-devoted family man becomes singularly fixated on making his deepest fantasies a reality. But what Ronald doesn't realize that despite her saccharine name and seductive smile, this stunner isn't so sweet on the inside - in fact, she's downright dangerous. Increasingly isolated from his friends and family as a result of his longtime hang-up, Ronald must now scramble to make things right with those he loves before jealousy and hurt feelings lead to long-term resentment. ~ Jason Buchanan, Rovi

William Byron Hillman's family comedy Quigley stars Gary Busey as a cold-hearted billionaire. Early in the film he dies. After dying, he learns that he will only get into heaven if he learns lessons about compassion and selflessness. In order to have a chance, he is reincarnated on Earth as a Pomeranian. As a dog, he seeks to undo much of the damage he inflicted on those around him when he was human. ~ Perry Seibert, Rovi

Unbeknownst to one another, Cory (Ben Savage) invites Shawn (Rider Strong) for Thanksgiving dinner with his family, while Topanga (Danielle Fishel) invites Shawn's ex-girlfriend Angela (Trina McGee-Davis) Realizing that the situation is an uncomfortable one, Topanga decides not to meddle, but Cory can't help trying to bring Shawn and Angela back together. The results are both predictable and surprising, if such a thing is possible. Elsewhere, Eric (Will Friedle) allows his generosity to get the better of him while working as a department store Santa. JB Gaynor makes his first appearance as orphan kid Tommy. ~ Hal Erickson, Rovi

Phoebe's (Lisa Kudrow) anticipated reunion with her sailor boyfriend, Ryan (guest star Charlie Sheen), is scuttled by a case of chicken pox. Despite Phoebe's condition, Ryan will not be stopped -- or will he? Meanwhile, Joey (Matt LeBlanc) applies his acting skills to a temporary job at Chandler's (Matthew Perry) office, leading to a bad case of galloping improvisation. And Monica (Courteney Cox) worries that Richard (Tom Selleck) is too perfect -- no tics, no neuroses, no obsessions. ~ Hal Erickson, Rovi