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* SomethingOnlyTheyWouldSay: Averted. When Walter still won't believe who Amanda is, she brings up a wild story of Walter and a past girlfriend only Steve would know. Walter brushes it off with "I don't know how you know about that" and still holds that Amanda can't be Steve.
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* ExactWords: Amanda naturally assumed that when Heaven said she needed to "find a soulmate who loves her," this meant having to romance a woman. It's as she's dying in childbirth that it becomes clear the soul is that of her newborn child, who automatically loves her mother just as Amanda truly loves the life she created, thus earning her a place in Heaven.
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* GoodGirlsAvoidAbortion: Walter tells Amanda that the reason he still refuses to believe she's Steve is that the real Steve Brooks wouldn't have hesitated to get rid of his child. Amanda confesses she considered having an abortion, she was even in the doctor's office for it, but then concluded that God might want her to have a baby.baby.
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* CassandraTruth: Amanda testifies in court who "she" really is and gets committed. She's then thrown when Walter visits her there and realizes he ''still'' doesn't believe her story.
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* LoopholeAbuse: For once, it's the Devil pointing out a flaw in a plan by Heaven. As he points out, the deal would be for Steve to "find a woman who loves him" but nothing about whether Steve would love the woman back. Thus, the Devil argues, it'll be all too easy for Steve to seduce some poor lady into truly and honestly falling for him when he feels nothing for her and still come out on top on the deal. But if there was a challenge like, say, Steve being a woman instead, then Heaven will know the bond is for real.
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* LoopholeAbuse: For once, it's the Devil pointing out a flaw in a plan by Heaven. As he points out, relates, the deal would be for Steve to "find a woman who loves him" him," but nothing about whether Steve would love the woman back. Thus, the Devil argues, it'll be all too easy for Steve to seduce some poor lady into truly and honestly falling for him when he feels nothing for her and still come out on top on the deal. But if there was a challenge like, say, Steve being a woman instead, then Heaven will know the bond is for real. This then leads to another loophole in the very end as both the Devil and Amanda made the mistake of thinking the "love of a soulmate" had to be a romantic one, not the love a newborn child and mother would share, thus earning Amanda a place in Heaven.
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Steve Brooks (Perry King), a promiscuous and sexist man, is murdered by his ex-lovers. He is offered acceptance into {{Heaven}} only if he finds a woman who truly likes him and is sent back among the living in order to accomplish this. However, the Devil (Creator/BrucePayne) suggests a complication to [[AnAesop teach Steve a lesson]] and prevent him from easily seducing a woman, and turns him into a beautiful blonde woman (Creator/EllenBarkin).
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Steve Brooks (Perry King), (Creator/PerryKing), a promiscuous and sexist man, is murdered by his ex-lovers. He is offered acceptance into {{Heaven}} only if he finds a woman who truly likes him and is sent back among the living in order to accomplish this. However, the Devil (Creator/BrucePayne) suggests a complication to [[AnAesop teach Steve a lesson]] and prevent him from easily seducing a woman, and turns him into a beautiful blonde woman (Creator/EllenBarkin).
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* RealityEnsues: Amanda declaring in court that she's a dead man in a woman's body causes her to be committed. She's next seen after three months in a mental institution.
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* LipstickLesbian: Sheila Faxton is certainly not the "butch" type. She both acts quite feminine and wears very stylish, glamorous clothing, while nearly hooking up with Amanda.
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* LipstickLesbian: Sheila Faxton is certainly not the "butch" type. She both acts quite feminine and wears very stylish, glamorous clothing, dresses, while nearly hooking up with Amanda.
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* {{Tomboy}}: TomboyWithAGirlyStreak: Amanda, of course.naturally. Just put the mind of a manly womanizer into a woman's body, and see what happens. Although she doesn't dress or fashion her hair like a man, she's still very much Steve inside. Still, she's quite happy to wear dresses at all times (even when not at her office job, which requires this), even buying some really expensive ones on Margo's dime.
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* LipstickLesbian: Sheila Faxton is certainly not the "butch" type. She's both acts quite feminine and wears very stylish, glamorous clothing.
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* GenderBender: On the Devil's advice, God makes Steve return to the world as a woman so that he can't use his [[TheCasanova Casanova]] wiles to cheat his way into heaven.
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* FrameUp: Margo Brofman ([=JoBeth=] Williams), one of Steve's exes and his killer, leaves the gun with which she killed him in his apartment to frame Amanda for the murder.
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* KarmaHoudini: Steve's three ex-lovers get away scott-free.
* LipstickLesbian: Sheila Faxton is certainly not the "butch" type.
* MasculineGirlFeminineBoy: Amanda and Walter. Even though Walter is not really a feminine guy, Amanda outmatches him in "manly" behaviour, being Steve in the body of a woman.
* LipstickLesbian: Sheila Faxton is certainly not the "butch" type.
* MasculineGirlFeminineBoy: Amanda and Walter. Even though Walter is not really a feminine guy, Amanda outmatches him in "manly" behaviour, being Steve in the body of a woman.
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* KarmaHoudini: Steve's three ex-lovers get away scott-free.
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* LipstickLesbian: Sheila Faxton is certainly not the "butch"type.
type. She's both acts quite feminine and wears very stylish, glamorous clothing.
* ManIFeelLikeAWoman: One of the first things Steve does upon becoming Amanda is feeling up his breasts.
* MasculineGirlFeminineBoy: Amanda and Walter. Even though Walter is not really a feminine guy, Amanda outmatches him in "manly"behaviour, behavior, being Steve in the body of a woman.
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Steve Brooks (Perry King), a promiscuous and sexist man, is murdered by his ex-lovers. He is offered acceptance into {{Heaven}} only if he finds a woman who truly likes him and is sent back among the living in order to accomplish this. However, the Devil (Bruce Payne) (Creator/BrucePayne) suggests a complication to [[AnAesop teach Steve a lesson]] and prevent him from easily seducing a woman, and turns him into a beautiful blonde woman (Creator/EllenBarkin).
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Steve Brooks (Perry King), a promiscuous and sexist man, is murdered by his ex-lovers. He is offered acceptance into {{Heaven}} only if he finds a woman who truly likes him and is sent back among the living in order to accomplish this. However, the Devil (Bruce Payne) suggests a complication to [[AnAesop teach Steve a lesson]] and prevent him from easily seducing a woman, and turns him into a beautiful blonde woman (Ellen Barkin).
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Steve Brooks (Perry King), a promiscuous and sexist man, is murdered by his ex-lovers. He is offered acceptance into {{Heaven}} only if he finds a woman who truly likes him and is sent back among the living in order to accomplish it.this. However, the Devil (Bruce Payne) suggests a complication to [[AnAesop teach Steve a lesson]] and prevent him from easily seducing a woman, and turns him into a beautiful blonde woman (Ellen Barkin).
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Steve Brooks (Perry King), a promiscuous and sexist man, is murdered by his ex-lovers. He is offered acceptance into {{Heaven}} only if he finds a woman who truly likes him and is sent back among the living in order to accomplish it. However, the Devil (Bruce Payne) suggests a complication to [[AnAesop teach Steve a lesson]], lesson]] and prevent him from easily seducing a woman, and turns him into a beautiful blonde woman (Ellen Barkin).
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* Jerkass Has A Point: The Devil, asserting his equal claim to Steve's soul, getting God to turn Steve into a woman for the duration of his test. Sure he's only looking out for his own interests, but he is right that Steve probably would have done what he's always done to women or even just written the whole thing off as a bad dream.
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* Jerkass Has A Point: JerkassHasAPoint: The Devil, asserting his equal claim to Steve's soul, getting God to turn Steve into a woman for the duration of his test. Sure he's only looking out for his own interests, but he is right that Steve probably would have done what he's always done to women or even just written the whole thing off as a bad dream.
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Steve Brooks (Perry King) King), a promiscuous and sexist man, is murdered by his ex-lovers. He is offered acceptance into {{Heaven}} only if he finds a woman who truly likes him and is sent back among the living in order to accomplish it. However, the Devil (Bruce Payne) suggests a complication to [[AnAesop teach Steve a lesson]], and turns him into a beautiful blonde woman (Ellen Barkin).
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* BackFromTheDead: Steve Brooks is resurrected with a time limit to find someone who genuinely likes him. To complicate matters a bit and teach him a lesson, he's turned into a woman.
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* LipstickLesbian: Sheila Faxton.
* MasculineGirlFeminineBoy: Amanda and Walter. Even though Walter is not really a feminine guy, Amanda outmatches him in what can be considered a "manly" behaviour.
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behaviour, being Steve in the body of a woman.
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A 1991 comedy written and directed by Creator/BlakeEdwards.
Steve Brooks (Perry King) a promiscuous and sexist man, is murdered by his ex-lovers. He is offered acceptance into {{Heaven}} only if he finds a woman who truly likes him and is sent back among the living in order to accomplish it. However, the Devil (Bruce Payne) suggests a complication to [[AnAesop teach Steve a lesson]], and turns him into a beautiful blonde woman (Ellen Barkin).
The film's trailer is infamous for the bit where the film's title is said, followed by a different voice quickly adding "Jimmy Smits" without even a "starring" or "featuring" beforehand.
Not to be confused with ''Film/TheSwitch''.
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!!This film provides examples of:
* AllMenArePerverts: And how.
* BabiesEverAfter
* BackFromTheDead
* BarBrawl
* BittersweetEnding: [[spoiler:Steve/Amanda dies giving birth to her daughter, but her soul earns her access to Heaven. She has now all eternity to decide whether she will be a man or a woman in Heaven]].
* BlessedWithSuck: Being a gorgeous blonde woman has its advantages, but when AllMenArePerverts ...
* BlondeBrunetteRedhead: Steve's three exes : Liz, Felicia and Margo.
* TheCasanova: Steve Brooks.
* DeadToBeginWith
* DealWithTheDevil: The Devil is the most involved in Steve's post-mortem deal.
* [[spoiler: DeathByChildbirth]]
* DevilInDisguise: The Devil (Bruce Payne) comes on Earth in human form.
* [[spoiler: DiedHappilyEverAfter]]
* DistractedByTheSexy: Just about every man that looks at Amanda.
* [[ChickMagnet Dude Magnet]]: Amanda.
* EvenTheGirlsWantHer: Amanda.
* FetusTerrible: What the Devil suggests to a horrified Amanda at one point.
* FirstLawOfGenderBending
* GenderBender
* GirlOnGirlIsHot: What Amanda initially thinks when she and Sheila are doing it, before coming back to Steve's somewhat homophobic point of view.
* GraveMarkingScene: [[spoiler: Walter visits Amanda's grave with their daughter at the end]].
* GroinAttack
* HoneyTrap: Poor Steve who imagined a foursome with his exes, only to get killed by them.
* KarmaHoudini: [[spoiler:Steve's three ex-lovers]].
* LipstickLesbian: Sheila Faxton.
* HannibalHasAPoint: The Devil suggests to turn Steve into a woman because he thinks Steve, being a womanizer, will easily convince a woman to love him.
* MasculineGirlFeminineBoy: Amanda and Walter. Even though Walter is not really a feminine guy, Amanda outmatches him in what can be considered a "manly" behaviour.
* MoodWhiplash: While the movie is mostly comedic in tone, the Devil's visit to Amanda and [[spoiler: her death]] are really not played for laughs.
* MrSeahorse
* OrgyOfEvidence: Margo Brofman ([=JoBeth=] Williams), one of Steve's exes and murderer, leaves the gun with which she killed him in his apartment to frame Amanda for the murder.
* ScreamingBirth
* {{Tomboy}}: Amanda, of course. Just put the mind of a manly womanizer into a woman body and see what happens.
* WouldntHitAGirl: Amanda takes advantage of this during the bar brawl.
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A 1991 comedy written and directed by Creator/BlakeEdwards.
Steve Brooks (Perry King) a promiscuous and sexist man, is murdered by his ex-lovers. He is offered acceptance into {{Heaven}} only if he finds a woman who truly likes him and is sent back among the living in order to accomplish it. However, the Devil (Bruce Payne) suggests a complication to [[AnAesop teach Steve a lesson]], and turns him into a beautiful blonde woman (Ellen Barkin).
The film's trailer is infamous for the bit where the film's title is said, followed by a different voice quickly adding "Jimmy Smits" without even a "starring" or "featuring" beforehand.
Not to be confused with ''Film/TheSwitch''.
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!!This film provides examples of:
* AllMenArePerverts: And how.
* BabiesEverAfter
* BackFromTheDead
* BarBrawl
* BittersweetEnding: [[spoiler:Steve/Amanda dies giving birth to her daughter, but her soul earns her access to Heaven. She has now all eternity to decide whether she will be a man or a woman in Heaven]].
* BlessedWithSuck: Being a gorgeous blonde woman has its advantages, but when AllMenArePerverts ...
* BlondeBrunetteRedhead: Steve's three exes : Liz, Felicia and Margo.
* TheCasanova: Steve Brooks.
* DeadToBeginWith
* DealWithTheDevil: The Devil is the most involved in Steve's post-mortem deal.
* [[spoiler: DeathByChildbirth]]
* DevilInDisguise: The Devil (Bruce Payne) comes on Earth in human form.
* [[spoiler: DiedHappilyEverAfter]]
* DistractedByTheSexy: Just about every man that looks at Amanda.
* [[ChickMagnet Dude Magnet]]: Amanda.
* EvenTheGirlsWantHer: Amanda.
* FetusTerrible: What the Devil suggests to a horrified Amanda at one point.
* FirstLawOfGenderBending
* GenderBender
* GirlOnGirlIsHot: What Amanda initially thinks when she and Sheila are doing it, before coming back to Steve's somewhat homophobic point of view.
* GraveMarkingScene: [[spoiler: Walter visits Amanda's grave with their daughter at the end]].
* GroinAttack
* HoneyTrap: Poor Steve who imagined a foursome with his exes, only to get killed by them.
* KarmaHoudini: [[spoiler:Steve's three ex-lovers]].
* LipstickLesbian: Sheila Faxton.
* HannibalHasAPoint: The Devil suggests to turn Steve into a woman because he thinks Steve, being a womanizer, will easily convince a woman to love him.
* MasculineGirlFeminineBoy: Amanda and Walter. Even though Walter is not really a feminine guy, Amanda outmatches him in what can be considered a "manly" behaviour.
* MoodWhiplash: While the movie is mostly comedic in tone, the Devil's visit to Amanda and [[spoiler: her death]] are really not played for laughs.
* MrSeahorse
* OrgyOfEvidence: Margo Brofman ([=JoBeth=] Williams), one of Steve's exes and murderer, leaves the gun with which she killed him in his apartment to frame Amanda for the murder.
* ScreamingBirth
* {{Tomboy}}: Amanda, of course. Just put the mind of a manly womanizer into a woman body and see what happens.
* WouldntHitAGirl: Amanda takes advantage of this during the bar brawl.
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