10 (1979), R, 2 hr 2 min
10 (1979), R, 2 hr 2 min
Franchise #: N/A (standalone classic)
Tagline: "Love may be a number... but you only get one chance."
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Main Cast
Dudley Moore as George Webber
Julie Andrews as Samantha Taylor
Bo Derek as Jennifer "Jenny" Hanley
Robert Webber as Larry Hugh
Dee Wallace as Mary Lewis
Sam J. Jones as David Hanley
Don Calfa as The Neighbor
Brian Dennehy as Don, The Bartender
Doug Sheehan as The Policeman
Max Showalter as Reverend
Nedra Volz as Mrs. Kissell
James Noble as Dr. Miles (Jenny’s father)
Rad Daly as Josh Taylor (Samantha’s son)
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Reviews
Source Rating Website Link
My Rating 6/10
Dove Foundation Not rated dove.org (No rating listed)
IMDb 6.8/10
Rotten Tomatoes 65%
Metacritic No score
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Plot Summary
George Webber, a successful middle-aged composer facing a mid-life crisis, becomes obsessed with a young bride, Jenny, on her wedding day. Pursuing her to Mexico, he encounters surreal adventures, struggles with his insecurities, and ultimately seeks renewal in his relationship with his longtime girlfriend, Samantha.
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Overview
Blake Edwards’ 10 blends comedy, romance, and introspection, capturing the anxieties of aging and desire. Bo Derek’s role as Jenny became iconic, influencing pop culture and fashion. The film is notable for its humor, charm, and the memorable Maurice Jarre soundtrack featuring Ravel’s BolĂ©ro.
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Family Friendliness & Christian Perspective
Rated R for sexual content and adult themes. The film contains mature situations, including infidelity and suggestive humor, making it inappropriate for children. From a Christian perspective, the film raises important conversations about fidelity, temptation, and the challenges of midlife, highlighting the value of honest relationships and personal growth.
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Notable Scenes
George watching Jenny’s wedding from a distance with longing.
The chaotic dental novocaine scene where George hallucinates.
George saving Jenny’s brother David in a surf rescue.
Jenny’s iconic beach entrance in a swimsuit.
The final romantic scene with Boléro playing, symbolizing passion and renewal.
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