- commantary by director Donald petrie
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Andie is a writer who works at a woman's magazine but longs to write about
something more substantial like politics and the environment but her boss
won't let her. Ben works in advertising, and he has suggested to his boss
that they go after a diamond merchant, which he agrees but is considering
giving to two female employees, Spears and Green, cause he feels that it
neeeds the feminine touch. Andie's friend announces at a meeting that she's
been dumped, and their boss comes up with the idea of writing an article
about how one goes about getting a guy to leave or dump them. Andie
agrees to do it on the condition that she be allowed to write what she wants
to write and her boss says yes. Now Spears and Green were at the
magazine trying to court them to join their agency and hear about Andie's
assignment. Later that evening, Ben meets with his boss and the girls and
insists that he be allowed to handle the account of the diamond merchant. In
the end the girls bet Ben that if he could get a girl to fall in love with him in 10
days, he can handle the account. And the girls pick Andie, who was there
looking for her subject, and knowing about her article, they knew that she will
do everything possible to turn him off. And she does but Ben endures
everything she does, and she finds herself falling for him.