All of Me

Roger Cobb, a disenchanted lawyer, grapples with his stagnant career at Schuylar Mifflin while harboring a passion for music. Despite working long hours at the firm, he finds fulfillment only when playing guitar in the Fulton Norris Orchestra, which sets the stage for his inner conflict between law and artistry.

On his 38th birthday, Roger receives an unusual gift from his girlfriend, Peggy, an African grave post. Their conversation touches on marriage, but Roger's disinterest raises tensions, pointing to deeper issues in their relationship and foreshadowing events to come.

During his morning routine, Roger visits blind musician Tyrone, revealing his decision to quit the band for a more stable life in law. Tyrone warns him against abandoning music, planting the seeds of doubt in Roger's mind about his upcoming career choice.

Edwina Cutwater, a wealthy but ill woman, consults her lawyer about her estate as she nears death. This meeting sets off a chain of events that intertwines her fate with Roger's as he is tasked with her will, leading to a series of unexpected complications.

Roger meets Edwina and learns about her plans to leave her fortune to a young woman, Terry, through an unconventional means of reincarnation. Roger's skepticism is met with Edwina's forceful personality, leading to an explosive first encounter fraught with tension.

During a chaotic moment at the estate, Edwina collapses and her soul accidentally enters Roger's body. This unexpected twist sends both characters on a bewildering journey as they are forced to share control of a single body, leading to humorous and chaotic scenarios.

In a hilarious twist, Roger and Edwina try to coordinate their bathroom use, illustrating the challenges they face as a merged entity. Their struggle highlights the complexities of their union and the humorous nature of their predicament.

During a court case regarding Burton's divorce, Roger falls asleep, prompting Edwina to take over. Her unique attempts to mimic Roger's demeanor lead to an inappropriate outburst that not only jeopardizes the case but also incites chaos in the courtroom.

At Edwina's memorial service, Roger shares an intimate moment with Terry, pushing boundaries while Edwina watches helplessly. This culminates in humorous chaos as the conflicting desires of all three characters create a unique dynamic, releasing emotions previously bottled up.

Roger's desperate search for Prahka, the guru who can reverse the soul exchange, leads to comical and awkward encounters. As he navigates his new reality, he learns more about Edwina and begins to empathize with her tragic past.

After a series of misadventures, they finally confront Terry and manage to exchange Edwina's soul into her own body. In a moment of triumph, Edwina expresses her desire to embrace life fully while Roger commits to leaving the constraints of his previous career behind.

At a celebratory party, Roger plays music for Edwina, marking a turning point in their relationship. Edwina, now in her rejuvenated body, dances freely, symbolizing the merging of their lives and passions.

The film concludes with Roger and Edwina forging a new path, highlighting the personal growth they achieved through their extraordinary circumstances. It's a celebration of friendship, new beginnings, and the courage to pursue one’s true passions.