All of Me

All of Me

19841hr 33min
critics rating 85%85%
audience rating 67%67%

In a whimsical twist of fate, the spirit of a feisty millionaire, Edwina Cutwater, finds herself in an unexpected predicament after a botched attempt at passing on her soul. Enter Roger Cobb, her unsuspecting lawyer who becomes the unwitting host to Edwina's larger-than-life personality. What ensues is a hilarious battle for dominance as Edwina and Roger must navigate sharing a body while trying to outwit each other.

"All of Me" (1984) is a delightful comedy that promises a rollercoaster of laughs as Edwina and Roger embark on a journey filled with unexpected challenges and heartwarming moments. With a dash of wit and a sprinkle of charm, this film invites you to witness the uproarious clash of personalities that will leave you guessing who will ultimately come out on top. Join Edwina and Roger as they learn to coexist in a truly unforgettable and sidesplitting tale of soul-swapping shenanigans.

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Cast

Steve Martin

Roger Cobb

Steve Martin

Madolyn Smith Osborne

Peggy Schuyler

Madolyn Smith Osborne

Lily Tomlin

Edwina Cutwater

Lily Tomlin

Dana Elcar

Burton Schuyler

Dana Elcar

Michael Ensign

Mr. Mifflin

Michael Ensign

Nan Martin

Divorce Lawyer

Nan Martin

Richard Libertini

Prahka Lasa

Richard Libertini

Jason Bernard

Tyrone Wattell

Jason Bernard

Victoria Tennant

Terry Hoskins

Victoria Tennant

Neva Patterson

Gretchen

Neva Patterson

Eric Christmas

Fred Hoskins

Eric Christmas

Gailard Sartain

Fulton Norris

Gailard Sartain

Marilyn Tokuda

Receptionist

Marilyn Tokuda

Basil Hoffman

Court Clerk

Basil Hoffman

Bill Saito

Security Guard

Bill Saito

David Byrd

Minister

David Byrd

Selma Diamond

Hedley Mattingly

Peggy Feury

Dr. Betty Ahrens

Peggy Feury

Harvey Vernon

Nicholas Shields

Neil Elliot

Judy Nagy

Jillian Scott

Courtroom Spectator

Jillian Scott

Ronn Wright

Tiger

Jim Welch

James Welsh IV

Jim Welch

Stu Black

Police Officer

Stu Black