Marrying Mr. Perfect
Winnie, in her late twenties, certified as an old maid when she is dumped by her boyfriend and bullied by her colleagues. Koo is a rich womanizer tycoon ruthless in his business dealings. In his latest take over Koo’s action led to death threats by a former employee. For security Koo and his assistant, Ryan to switch identity. Koo as a commoner met Winnie and falls for her as she is the first true person to like him not for his riches. What happens when Winnie release Koo’s real identity?
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Plot Summary
A driven career woman, desperate to win a coveted promotion, enters into a fake engagement with her boss's son. Her plan is to make her ex-boyfriend jealous and secure the deal. However, as she spends more time with her fake fiancé, she starts to develop real feelings for him, complicating her original intentions.
Critical Reception
Marrying Mr. Perfect was a made-for-television movie that garnered a generally positive, albeit mild, reception. It was appreciated by its target audience for its lighthearted romantic comedy elements and predictable, feel-good storyline. Critics noted its formulaic nature but acknowledged its effectiveness as a pleasant, escapist viewing experience.
What Reviewers Say
- A light and fluffy romantic comedy suitable for a casual watch.
- Predictable plot, but charming lead performances make it enjoyable.
- Delivers on the expected romantic tropes without much deviation.
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Fun Fact
The film was originally titled "Marrying Mr. Darcy" before a potential rights issue led to the change to "Marrying Mr. Perfect."
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