Anything for Love is the normal saccharine Hallmark rom-com made for Valentines Day but as always just a bit below average with Vancouver standing in for New York or any other major American city.
Katherine (Erika Christensen) has a top role in her father's company but most of her dates are intimidated by her high powered position. She has a half hearted relationship with her boyfriend. Her assistant suggests that she goes on a dating website and puts in her profile something less high flying such as an Executive Assistant.
Jack (Paul Greene) is happy as a hospital nurse but his best friend thinks this puts women off and changes his dating profile to that of a doctor.
Both Jack and Katherine are matched up to each other and get on very well when they date but the little lies they have made up about each other threatens to derail their relationship especially as Katherine's dad ends up in the same hospital where Jack works as a nurse and then Katherine boyfriend finds out that Jack is actually a nurse and might only be interested in Katherine for her money.
It is a sweet but inoffensive film with appealing leads but do not expect anything more.
Katherine (Erika Christensen) has a top role in her father's company but most of her dates are intimidated by her high powered position. She has a half hearted relationship with her boyfriend. Her assistant suggests that she goes on a dating website and puts in her profile something less high flying such as an Executive Assistant.
Jack (Paul Greene) is happy as a hospital nurse but his best friend thinks this puts women off and changes his dating profile to that of a doctor.
Both Jack and Katherine are matched up to each other and get on very well when they date but the little lies they have made up about each other threatens to derail their relationship especially as Katherine's dad ends up in the same hospital where Jack works as a nurse and then Katherine boyfriend finds out that Jack is actually a nurse and might only be interested in Katherine for her money.
It is a sweet but inoffensive film with appealing leads but do not expect anything more.