Mr. Perfect (film)

Mr. Perfect is a 1993 American romantic comedy film directed by Glenn Gordon Caron and starring Lauren Holly and Dean Cain. The film revolves around a young woman, Allyson, who works in the advertising industry and struggles to find a suitable romantic partner. Frustrated with the dating scene, she jokingly compiles a list of ideal qualities for a boyfriend.

Meanwhile, Gus, a baseball coach with obsessive-compulsive disorder, inadvertently fits Allyson's criteria perfectly. Allyson begins dating Gus, initially drawn to his perceived perfection. However, she soon discovers the challenges and complexities of being in a relationship with someone who has such rigid routines and behaviors.

The film explores themes of idealization in relationships, the importance of accepting imperfections, and finding love in unexpected places. It received generally negative reviews upon release, with critics citing its predictable plot and reliance on stereotypical characterizations. Despite this, Mr. Perfect has gained a cult following over the years, appreciated by some for its lightheartedness and the performances of its lead actors. The film was not a major box office success.