Lucky Break 1994
"If she can hide her past, and he can hide his present, they just might have a future."
In Ben Lewin's 1994 romantic comedy *Lucky Break (1994)*, the cozy shelves of a library become the unexpected stage for a heartwarming game of cat-and-mouse.
Director: Ben Lewin
Cast
Frequently Asked Questions
What is Lucky Break (1994) about?
Sophie, a romance novelist, tries to hide her childhood polio disability from Eddie after he overhears her writing. A broken leg gives her an excuse to conceal her limp, but as their relationship deepens, Eddie's jealous fiancée and a jewel heist investigation threaten to expose her secret.
Who directed Lucky Break?
Ben Lewin directed *Lucky Break (1994)*, known for his ability to balance lighthearted comedy with emotional depth.
Who stars in Lucky Break?
The film features Gia Carides, Anthony LaPaglia, Rebecca Gibney, and Robyn Nevin in lead roles.
Is Lucky Break (1994) worth watching?
As an unrated romantic comedy, *Lucky Break* offers a charming mix of humor and heart. Its quirky premise and strong performances make it a hidden gem for fans of 90s rom-coms, though it may not appeal to those seeking high-stakes drama.
How long is Lucky Break?
The runtime for *Lucky Break (1994)* is 94 minutes.
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About Lucky Break (1994) — A Romantic Comedy Hiding More Than Just a Leg
In Ben Lewin's 1994 romantic comedy *Lucky Break (1994)*, the cozy shelves of a library become the unexpected stage for a heartwarming game of cat-and-mouse. Sophie, a sharp-witted romance novelist, finds herself caught off guard when Eddie overhears her crafting steamy plotlines, only to be left flustered by her childhood polio—now leaving her with a noticeable limp. When a broken leg offers a clever disguise, Sophie seizes the chance to conceal her disability while navigating Eddie's persistent advances. But with Eddie's jealous fiancée and a determined detective snooping around a jewel heist, their fragile romance faces more than just social hurdles.
The film blends wit and charm as it explores themes of identity, acceptance, and the courage to rewrite life's script. Lewin's direction infuses the story with warmth and humor, making *Lucky Break* a delightful escape into a world where love and timing might just align—if only Sophie can keep her secret a little longer.