My Chauffeur

Casey Meadows starts her day-to-day life working as a dishwasher in a high-end restaurant in downtown Los Angeles. Despite the monotonous and demanding nature of her job, she remains spirited and hopeful for better opportunities.

Casey's life takes a surprising turn when she receives a hand-delivered job offer to drive for Brentwood Limousine Service. The company manager, Charles McBride, is unsure about hiring her due to her youthful demeanor and the male-dominated environment.

Despite his initial doubts, McBride reluctantly hires Casey after being informed that the company owner, Mr. Witherspoon, specifically requested her for the position. McBride warns Casey that one misstep could result in her losing the job.

As Casey begins her new job, she encounters rampant sexism and hostility from her older male colleagues. Struggling to fit in, she remains determined to prove her worth in a challenging work environment.

In the midst of adversity, Casey finds support in Jeremy O'Brien, an older Irish limo driver. His kindness provides her with the encouragement she needs to stay strong and persevere in her new role despite the challenges she faces.

Casey's first driving assignment is to transport a wild British punk rocker named 'Cat Fight' to his concert. She finds him in a drug-induced stupor, surrounded by backup dancers, and quickly takes action to revive him, leading to a chaotic ride.

Casey is assigned to drive Battle Witherspoon, the self-absorbed son of the company owner, after he experiences a night of heartache. Their night spirals into wild antics, culminating in him running naked through a park, leaving Casey feeling insulted and dejected.

While driving upstate to a company location, Casey and Battle encounter a breakdown on a deserted highway. Forced to seek shelter in a rustic cabin, their heated arguments lead to unexpected intimacy, culminating in a passionate kiss.

The morning after their passionate encounter, Battle proposes to Casey. However, she hesitates, worried about his arrogant behavior returning and the implications of being involved with the son of her boss.

Casey drives a Middle Eastern sheik named Abdul but soon gets sidetracked by Bone, a con artist who leads her into a night of indulgence. The chaos escalates as Bone tricks the sheik, further testing Casey's patience.

After the extravagant night, Casey returns to Brentwood Limousine Service only to be fired by McBride when authorities inquire about the missing sheik. This unexpected dismissal leaves her feeling betrayed and lost.

Realizing his affection for Casey, Battle starts to change his ways. He invites her to meet his father, leading to nostalgic memories for Casey, reminiscent of her childhood visits to the Witherspoon mansion.

An explosive revelation occurs when Mr. Witherspoon claims to be Casey's biological father. This shocking truth is compounded when another driver, Giles, reveals that he is her actual father, stirring emotional turmoil.

The film culminates in the wedding of Casey and Battle, signifying her triumph over adversity and the resolution of their tumultuous relationship. As they enter their newlywed life, they climb into a Brentwood Limousine together.

As Casey and Battle ride off in their limousine, McBride is left to confront the consequences of his past sexist behavior towards Casey. This moment highlights the change in dynamic as Casey embraces her success and newfound happiness.