Au Pair
- TV Movie
- 1999
- 1h 36m
IMDb RATING
6.0/10
2.2K
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A young MBA mistakenly takes the job of looking after a rich executive's spoiled children.A young MBA mistakenly takes the job of looking after a rich executive's spoiled children.A young MBA mistakenly takes the job of looking after a rich executive's spoiled children.
- Awards
- 1 nomination
Heidi Lenhart
- Jennifer Morgan
- (as Heidi Noelle Lenhart)
Dávid Ungvári
- Receptionist
- (as David Ungvari)
Storyline
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- TriviaIn the scene where Katie and Alex take Jenny to buy new clothes, in the original airing and primary subsequent airings, the song Pretty Woman was played, however, in more recent airings, the song has been changed, and is very noticeable, since all the cues were to the original song.
- GoofsUpon the family's arrival in Vienna to the Caldwell's palace, the staff is speaking Italian; however Vienna is located in Austria, not Italy. It seems they confused Vienna with Venice as the palace does appear in the Hapsburg style.
- Quotes
Jennifer 'Jenny' Morgan: I heard about your good news, congratulations, the children will finally have a mother again.
Vivian Berger: Oh, I wouldn't go that far, boarding schools in Switzerland are year-round you know.
- ConnectionsFollowed by Au Pair II (2001)
- SoundtracksMeant to Love
Performed by Heidi Lenhart
Featured review
Heidi Lenhart stars as Jenny, a young MBA graduate who doesn't have a lot of money so she starts looking for a job in order to one day be able to marry Charlie (Michael Woolson). She ends up at Caldwell Corp. after getting a lot of rejections and is very surprised to meet the great Oliver Caldwell (Gregory Harrison)in person, who is too busy to be with his kids and needs a nanny. She agrees to take the job and he takes the whole family to France along with his girlfriend and executive Vivian Berger. His kids, Alex and Katie hate spending time with nannies so they constantly find ways to get rid of Jenny, but with help from the Caldwell limo driver Nigel (John Rhys-Davies) she not only impresses the kids but Oliver as well. It was a great movie to watch it also reminded me so much of that series with Fran Drescher that was called The Nanny.
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