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A match made in heaven is about to take a hell of a detour! Travis Rogers (George Newbern, Father of the Bride) and Stephi Lawrence (Leslie Hope, Men at Work) are small-town childhood sweethearts who are about to be married. Maybe. Stephi’s rich family is planning a lavish ceremony, and it’s giving Travis a pair of cold feet! While preparations for the wedding proceed, Travis takes off for Dallas to buy the car of his dreams. His riotous adventures behind the wheel of the super-fast sports car and in the bed of a beautiful blonde (Kimberly Foster, One Crazy Summer) take some hair-raising turns—and make the possibility of a wedding more remote the closer it gets. Hysterical supporting performances by Anthony Geary (UHF) and Barry Corbin (Career Opportunities) add to the matrimonial mayhem. Directed by David Beaird (My Chauffeur, Pass the Ammo), It Takes Two is a full-throttle, non-stop comedy that will keep you on the edge of your seat laughing! Special Features: • Theatrical Trailer • Optional English Subtitles

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Casey Meadows (Deborah Foreman, Valley Girl), a dishwasher at an Italian restaurant, has just received an unbelievable job offer: the opportunity to work as a driver at the prestigious Brentwood Limousine Limited. Much to the shock and frustration of its posh, all-male chauffeur staff, Casey accepts the offer, but as she begins to settle into her new position, she discovers that working as a driver is more grueling than she could have anticipated. Finding herself having to contend with stoned singers, devious diplomats, and other raucous clients, she's quickly at her wits end, but when she picks up a young man named Battle (Sam J. Jones, Flash Gordon), who's just been dumped by his girlfriend, a budding romance quickly begins, only for Casey to discover that Battle is her bosses' son! Writer/director David Beaird's light hearted cult comedy, MY CHAUFFEUR, playfully combines comedy and romance with adept observations on sexism and class conflict. A late night TV staple, Vinegar Syndrome brings this 80's classic to Blu-ray, newly restored from its original negative and featuring an all new interview with its leading lady. Bonus Features: 1. Newly scanned and restored in 2k from the 35mm original camera negative 2. "License to Drive" - Interview with star Deborah Foreman 3. Commentary track with: David Beaird (writer/director) & Leland Crooke (co-star) 4. Commentary track with: Jeff McKay (production assistant) 5. Isolated soundtrack 6. Original theatrical trailer 7. Multiple tv spots 8. Behind the scenes still gallery 9. Cover artwork by Derek Gabryszak 10. Reversible cover artwork 11. English SDH Subtitles