Watch: Tom, Dick and Harriet 2013 123movies, Full Movie Online – Creative director Tom Burns may be at the top of his game, but he’s still considered a dinosaur for being over forty in the youthful, trendy business of advertising. In a moment of desperation, he hires young con-artist Dick Sweeney to be his stand-in at an ad agency while Tom does all of the hard work behind the scenes. The scheme works until Tom falls for Dick’s co-worker Harriet Foster, forcing Tom and Dick to make a choice between love and getting a paycheck in this comedy about ageism in the work place..
Plot: When Tom loses his job at an advertising agency, he enlists a youthful con-man to help save his career.
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Not an Hallmark Romcom
Steven Weber’s ad agency has just been folded into another and he is out of a job at fifty — too old to get a new job despite impressive credentials. He has bills to pay, so he gets con man Andrew Francis to act as his beard. Michele Harrison starts off as the third leg in the romantic comedy until MacKenzie Porter, as Weber’s daughter serves to separate the men from the boys.So what makes this better than the average Hallmark romcom? It’s difficult for me to mention many specific issues. One is the tentative manner the actors all assume. It makes it clear the characters are finding their ways through unfamiliar territory. Another is the photography. This romcom is rooted in the advertising industry and director of photography Neil Cervin composes a lot of shots like print ads and TV ads instead of the more naturalistic lighting and subtler composition that story films are usually shot in.
More than these technical issues, there is a thoughtfulness in the script, particularly an exchange in which the leads decry the youth-addicted culture. Yes, this panders to the demographics for the Hallmark Channel, but I’m a member of that demographic. I don’t mind having my ego stroked occasionally.
Not an Hallmark Romcom
Steven Weber’s ad agency has just been folded into another and he is out of a job at fifty — too old to get a new job despite impressive credentials. He has bills to pay, so he gets con man Andrew Francis to act as his beard. Michele Harrison starts off as the third leg in the romantic comedy until MacKenzie Porter, as Weber’s daughter serves to separate the men from the boys.So what makes this better than the average Hallmark romcom? It’s difficult for me to mention many specific issues. One is the tentative manner the actors all assume. It makes it clear the characters are finding their ways through unfamiliar territory. Another is the photography. This romcom is rooted in the advertising industry and director of photography Neil Cervin composes a lot of shots like print ads and TV ads instead of the more naturalistic lighting and subtler composition that story films are usually shot in.
More than these technical issues, there is a thoughtfulness in the script, particularly an exchange in which the leads decry the youth-addicted culture. Yes, this panders to the demographics for the Hallmark Channel, but I’m a member of that demographic. I don’t mind having my ego stroked occasionally.
Original Language en
Runtime 1 hr 27 min (87 min)
Budget 0
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Status Released
Rated TV-PG
Genre Comedy
Director Kristoffer Tabori
Writer Ken Krauss
Actors Steven Weber, Andrew Francis, Michelle Harrison
Country United States
Awards 6 nominations
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Sound Mix Stereo
Aspect Ratio 16:9 HD
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