Herny O'Shea is a young nursing student who is forced to take on the burden of his family's mounting debts. He quits nursing school and goes to work as a doorman at an upscale 5th Avenue apartment building. His mum finds work at an adult video store and sister Cate has picked up extra shifts dog-walking. At the apartment building Henry meets Scarlett Dowling a beautiful young woman who lives with her wealthy parents in the top-floor penthouse and despite his boss' stern warnings about not fraternising with the tenants Henry repeatedly finds himself in situations with... Scarlett that leaves his boss less than impressed. [show more]
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Please note this is a region 2 DVD and will require a region 2 or region free DVD player in order to play Herny O&39;Shea is a young nursing student who is forced to take on the burden of his family&39;s mounting debts He quits nursing school and goes to work as a doorman at an upscale 5th Avenue apartment building His mum finds work at an adult video store and sister Cate has picked up extra shifts dog-walking At the apartment building Henry meets Scarlett Dowling a beautiful young woman who lives with her wealthy parents in the top-floor penthouse and despite his boss&39; stern warnings about not fraternising with the tenants Henry repeatedly finds himself in situations with Scarlett that leaves his boss less than impressed Rated Suitable for 12 years and over
Romantic comedy. Joseph Cross stars as Henry, a nursing student who is forced to quit his course following the sudden death of his father. He ends up taking a job as a doorman in an upmarket apartment building in Manhattan, where - despite the warnings of his boss (Joe Pantoliano) and co-worker (Snoop Dogg) - he falls for Scarlett (Sarah Roemer), the beautiful daughter of the building's wealthiest occupant.
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