Born Yesterday

Melanie Griffith plays Billie Dawn, the ditzy girlfriend of a corrupt businessman who undergoes a transformation with the help of a hired writer.

John Goodman portrays Harry Brock, a wealthy and unscrupulous businessman who tries to improve his girlfriend's image by hiring a journalist.

Don Johnson takes on the role of Paul Verrall, a smart and charming journalist hired to educate and refine Billie Dawn.

Edward Herrmann plays Ed Deverey, a loyal associate of Harry Brock who gets caught up in the business and personal dynamics.

Max Perlich portrays JJ, a member of Harry Brock's entourage who plays a part in the unfolding events.

Michael Ensign appears as Phillipe, a character involved in the world of the corrupt businessman and his associates.

Ben Bradlee plays Secretary Duffee, a supporting character in the political realm connected to the main storyline.

Sally Quinn portrays Beatrice Duffee, a character who adds depth to the political aspects of the narrative.

William Frankfather takes on the role of Senator Kelley, a political figure who plays a part in the unfolding events.

Fred Thompson portrays Senator Hedges, another political character entangled in the story's political and personal dynamics.

Celeste Yarnall plays Mrs. Hedges, adding her character's perspective to the intertwined personal and political narrative.

Nora Dunn portrays Cynthia Schreiber, a character who contributes to the various interactions and outcomes in the storyline.