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Cactus Flower

Cactus Flower

1969

In this charming romantic comedy, "Cactus Flower", Morgan navigates the complexities of love and identity as he prepares to undergo a life-changing transformation. With his new job covering the costs, Morgan must now confront the reality of revealing his true self to his unsuspecting girlfriend, leading to a hilarious and heartwarming exploration of what it means to be oneself.

Runtime: 103 min

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Ratings:

Metacritic

67

Metascore

8.2

User Score

Metacritic

72.0

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Toni Simmons' 21-year-old spirit is nearly extinguished when she succumbs to despair, inhaling the noxious fumes of her kitchen stove in a desperate cry for escape. Mercifully, Igor Sullivan, her neighbor, detects the danger and springs into action, administering mouth-to-mouth resuscitation that unexpectedly blossoms into a kiss as Toni's consciousness returns.

The precipitating factor behind this suicidal attempt is Julian Winston's (her lover) callous rejection, leaving Toni feeling utterly betrayed. Unbeknownst to her, Julian had warned her from the outset of their relationship that he was married with three children. But in reality, he was unencumbered by marital ties. Toni's revulsion towards deception knows no bounds, and her willingness to sacrifice everything for him only serves to galvanize his decision to marry her. However, this newfound commitment is tempered by Toni's concern for Julian's supposed wife, whom she insists on meeting to ensure that she has agreed to divorce him and will be taken care of. Julian, ever the opportunist, enlists the aid of Stephanie Dickinson, his longtime nurse, to pose as his wife.

Stephanie, though initially reluctant, eventually agrees to play along, driven by her long-standing affection for Julian. The ruse is soon exposed when Toni senses Stephanie's true feelings and asks Julian to help her find another man. Julian responds by fabricating a narrative about his wife already having found love elsewhere. Toni demands to meet this suitor, and Julian recruits Harvey, his friend, to assume the role. A seemingly chance encounter between Stephanie, Harvey, and the group at a nightclub ends abruptly with Harvey being chased off by Julian after his real girlfriend appears, reducing the supposed couple to an embarrassing spectacle.

As Stephanie gains confidence, she finally succumbs to the charms of Señor Arturo Sánchez, a suave Latin diplomat who has been courting her. Following a magical night at the ball, she invites him to join them at the same nightclub where Toni, Julian, and Igor have reconvened. The sparks fly as Stephanie and Igor hit it off, leaving both Julian and Toni feeling discomfited by their growing connection. After an evening of uninhibited revelry with Igor, Stephanie arrives at work the next morning beaming and still clad in her dazzling evening gown from the previous night's escapades. As she shares cryptic details about her nocturnal adventures with Julian, her gaze falls upon the cactus on her desk, which has surprisingly bloomed into a vibrant flower.

As the tension between them reached a boiling point, Stephanie (character) and Julian's argument culminated in a dramatic exit for Stephanie, who stormed out of their presence, leaving behind an air of uncertainty. Seeking solace and a chance to unburden herself, she paid a visit to Toni's apartment, where she revealed the shocking truth: her professional role as Julian's nurse, which had been hiding in plain sight all along, was not just a coincidence - Julian had never been married, despite his previous claims. The weight of this revelation hung heavy in the air, like an unspoken challenge.

As Stephanie departed Toni's apartment, Julian arrived to share some news of his own: his wife refused to grant him a divorce, but he and Toni were free to pursue their feelings for each other. However, Toni's patience with Julian's duplicity had reached its limits, and she decided to take matters into her own hands. With a mischievous glint in her eye, she embarked on a clandestine affair with Igor, deliberately misleading Julian into believing that the two of them had been secretly entwined for some time.

Julian's ire was piqued when he discovered Toni's deception, and his anger boiled over as he confronted her. Meanwhile, Stephanie had returned to her office the next morning, armed with a renewed sense of purpose and a radiant glow that seemed to emanate from the very essence of her being - much like her beloved cactus, which had surprisingly bloomed overnight, symbolizing her own blossoming growth. As Julian appeared at her side, bearing news of his split from Toni, he revealed that despite initial devastation, he was relieved to be free from the prospect of matrimony with the duplicitous woman.

Stephanie's joy was palpable as she wrapped her arms around him, embracing not just the news but also the realization that Julian had fallen deeply in love with her. Their lips met in a tender, yet passionate kiss, sealing their newfound connection and paving the way for a future filled with promise and possibility.