Cleo/Leo 1989
"A decidedly different look at the age-old relations between men and women."
In Chuck Vincent's quirky 1989 comedy-fantasy *Cleo/Leo*, a chauvinistic businessman's life takes a surreal detour when a woman shoots him during a wild night—only for him to wake up transformed into a woman named Cleo Clock.
Director: Chuck Vincent
Cast
Frequently Asked Questions
What is Cleo/Leo (1989) about?
This bizarre comedy follows Leo Blockman, a chauvinistic businessman who wakes up as a woman after a shooting accident. Stranded in Cleo Clock's body, he must adapt to a sexist world while hunting for a way to reverse his transformation.
Who directed Cleo/Leo?
Chuck Vincent, known for pushing boundaries in adult cinema, directed this unconventional gender-flip comedy.
Who stars in Cleo/Leo?
The film stars Veronica Hart as Cleo, alongside Scott Baker, Kevin Thomsen, Ginger Lynn, and Alan Naggar in key roles.
Is Cleo/Leo (1989) worth watching?
While not a mainstream hit, *Cleo/Leo* offers an entertainingly dated take on gender roles with Veronica Hart's charismatic performance. Fans of 1980s adult comedies may find its absurd premise amusing, even if the execution is uneven.
How long is Cleo/Leo?
The film runs for 92 minutes.
About Cleo/Leo (1989) — A Gender-Swapping Comedy with a Shotgun Twist
In Chuck Vincent's quirky 1989 comedy-fantasy *Cleo/Leo*, a chauvinistic businessman's life takes a surreal detour when a woman shoots him during a wild night—only for him to wake up transformed into a woman named Cleo Clock. As his new identity gradually asserts itself, Leo must navigate a world that expects entirely different behavior, all while desperately searching for a way to reverse the mysterious change. This gender-bending comedy blends sharp social satire with slapstick humor, exploring themes of identity, power dynamics, and the absurdity of gender roles.
Veronica Hart leads the cast as Cleo, with Scott Baker, Kevin Thomsen, and Ginger Lynn rounding out the ensemble in roles that oscillate between farce and social commentary. The film's offbeat premise and 1980s-era sensibilities create a unique atmosphere, making *Cleo/Leo* a cult curiosity for fans of vintage adult comedies and cheeky fantasy storytelling.