Working Girl

Adapted into a stage musical Feminist under-/overtones Focus on female relationship Kissing in front of a crowd Love triangle Makeover montage Male eye-candy New York/Los Angeles/London as a character Pivotal scene involving answering machine Strong female protagonist(s) Uncomfortably sincere declaration of love Wedding(s)/wedding planning/wedding crashing Woman makes a fool of herself at work One or more characters with alliterative full names (e.g., Andie Anderson, Benjamin Barry, Miles Massey) One or more scenes featuring a rowboat or canoe On-screen sex partially or completely obscured by bedsheets/blankets Primary love interests lying to each other/keeping a major secret(s) from each other Sage advice delivered by parent, best friend, token black character, boss, landlord/lady, homeless person, etc. Song written for movie was nominated for an Academy Award for Best Original Song Terrible girlfriend/boyfriend/fiance(e)/spouse (as competition for protagonist)