Only You 1992
"A comedy about having the right feelings for the wrong girl."
Set against the sun-drenched backdrop of a European getaway, *Only You (1992)* follows Clifford Godfrey, a heartbroken man who escapes his recent breakup by embarking on a solo trip.
Director: Betty Thomas
Cast
Frequently Asked Questions
What is Only You (1992) about?
Clifford Godfrey takes a solo vacation after a painful breakup, only to find himself torn between his sensible travel agent and a spirited party girl. As he weighs his options, he embarks on a journey of self-discovery that tests his heart and his instincts.
Who directed Only You?
Only You was directed by Betty Thomas, known for her work in comedy and television, who brings a warm, playful tone to the film.
Who stars in Only You?
The film stars Andrew McCarthy as the lead, alongside Kelly Preston, Helen Hunt, Daniel Roebuck, and Tom McFadden in key roles.
Is Only You (1992) worth watching?
For fans of lighthearted romantic comedies, *Only You (1992)* offers a breezy escape with relatable themes of love and indecision. While not a blockbuster, its charming cast and comedic moments make it a pleasant watch for a cozy movie night.
How long is Only You?
Only You has a runtime of 85 minutes, making it a perfect short escape for an afternoon or evening of entertainment.
About Only You (1992) — A Romantic Comedy About Love and Second Chances
Set against the sun-drenched backdrop of a European getaway, *Only You (1992)* follows Clifford Godfrey, a heartbroken man who escapes his recent breakup by embarking on a solo trip. Playfully navigating the romantic minefield between his pragmatic travel agent and a free-spirited party girl, Clifford finds himself caught between practicality and passion. Directed by Betty Thomas with a lighthearted touch, this romantic comedy explores the universal struggle of knowing when to trust your heart versus your head.
With Andrew McCarthy leading the cast as the indecisive traveler, Kelly Preston and Helen Hunt bring sharp wit and charm to the roles that pull him in opposite directions. The film blends playful banter with moments of self-discovery, all wrapped in a breezy, feel-good atmosphere that makes *Only You (1992)* a charming choice for fans of classic '90s rom-coms.