The Girl Who Came Gift-Wrapped

A young, naive woman takes a job as a secretary for a charming but manipulative businessman. She soon finds herself entangled in his schemes and his complex personal life. As she navigates the corporate world and her own developing feelings, she must decide whether to play along or expose his questionable practices.

A made-for-television movie, 'The Girl Who Came Gift-Wrapped' was generally seen as a lighthearted, if somewhat predictable, romantic comedy. It catered to a younger audience with its themes of young love and career aspirations, though critics noted its conventional plot and familiar tropes.

• Praised for its innocent charm and the chemistry between its leads.

• Criticized for a formulaic storyline that offered few surprises.

• Seen as a harmless and pleasant diversion for its intended audience.

Google audience: Audience reviews for this older made-for-television film are scarce, but general sentiment from retrospective comments suggests it was viewed as a sweet, if unsophisticated, romantic comedy suitable for family viewing.

This film served as an early starring role for both Richard Thomas, who would later achieve fame as John-Boy Walton, and Victoria Principal, who would become a household name on the television series 'Dallas'.