Dream Date 1989
In *Dream Date (1989)*, a widowed high-school legend finds himself reliving his youth when his daughter goes on her first date—this time with a self-proclaimed ladies' man.
Director: Anson Williams
Cast
Frequently Asked Questions
What is Dream Date (1989) about?
A widowed former high-school charmer tries to chaperone his daughter's first date by befriending her school nurse, leading to a comedic clash between generations and old-school romance.
Who directed Dream Date?
Anson Williams, best known for his role in *Happy Days*, directed this lighthearted TV comedy.
Who stars in Dream Date?
The film features *Tempestt Bledsoe*, *Clifton Davis*, *Kadeem Hardison*, and *Pauly Shore* in key roles.
Is Dream Date (1989) worth watching?
As an unrated TV comedy, it's a fun snapshot of '80s teen culture with mild stakes and relatable humor. Fans of classic family comedies might enjoy its nostalgic charm, though it's not a standout in the genre.
How long is Dream Date?
The movie runs for 96 minutes, perfect for a cozy afternoon watch.
About Dream Date (1989) — A Comedy of Overprotective Parenting and Teen Angst
In *Dream Date (1989)*, a widowed high-school legend finds himself reliving his youth when his daughter goes on her first date—this time with a self-proclaimed ladies' man. Determined to keep history from repeating, he enlists the help of the school nurse, only to discover that parenting isn't as simple as nostalgia suggests.
Directed by *Anson Williams* and packed with the comedic charm of *Tempestt Bledsoe*, *Clifton Davis*, and *Kadeem Hardison*, this made-for-TV comedy blends lighthearted hijinks with the chaos of first love and overprotective instincts. The film captures a nostalgic '80s vibe, where awkward teenage moments collide with the gimmicks of well-meaning adults trying to live vicariously through their kids.