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Dating the Enemy

1996, English. Directed by Megan Simpson Huberman.

A cheeky romantic comedy.

Television show host Brett and his laid-back science journalist girlfriend Tash despair that they will ever truly understand each other. On their first anniversary, under a full moon, a frustrated Tash declares her wish that they could swap lives. The next morning, Brett and Tash awaken to find Tash's wish has come true. Forced to confront the unfamiliar sensations of their "new" bodies, both must navigate strange new experiences with friends and co-workers.

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Runtime
1h 44m
Post-credits
None listed
Language
English
Rated
PG-13

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Dating the Enemy is streaming on Amazon Prime Video and Shout! Factory in India.

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Released
19 September 1996
Country
Australia
Written by
Megan Simpson Huberman
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Dating the Enemy runs 104 minutes (1h 44m).

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Dating the Enemy is rated PG-13 in India. Check the rating guidance before watching with young children.

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Dating the Enemy is streaming on Amazon Prime Video and Shout! Factory in India. (Checked 9 November 2026.)

What movies are like Dating the Enemy?

If you liked Dating the Enemy, try The Secret Life of Walter Mitty, Two of a Kind, Love Potion No. 9.

Who directed Dating the Enemy?

Dating the Enemy (1996) was directed by Megan Simpson Huberman and stars Guy Pearce, Claudia Karvan, Matt Day.

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