Someone Like You...

The film opens with a voiceover from Jane Goodall, accompanied by footage of a scientific experiment involving a bull and cows. Jane reflects on her past belief that men, like the bull, are promiscuous and only seek novelty.

Jane works as a production assistant for a talk show hosted by Dianne Roberts, who is on a relentless quest for high-profile guests. The pressure to succeed in this competitive environment is palpable, leading to tension within the team.

Eddie Alden, the talk show's producer, is characterized as a charming womanizer, which Jane finds both disconcerting and amusing. Despite her critiques of his behavior, there is an undeniable chemistry between them that complicates their interactions.

The introduction of Ray Brown, the new producer, sparks an instant attraction for Jane. She confides in her friend Liz about her interest in Ray, and they discuss her patterns of bad luck in love while Ray's relationship status remains uncertain.

Ray invites Jane out for an evening, leading to a passionate kiss that leaves Jane overjoyed. Excited but cautious, she shares the news with Liz, who offers advice on how to navigate the budding romance.

As Jane begins to pack her things to move in with Ray, he grows distant. Over a dinner, Ray abruptly ends the relationship, leaving Jane heartbroken and questioning her own worth in love.

In a bid to regain her confidence, Jane announces her decision to move in with Eddie, defiantly flipping the script on her previous heartbreak. This new arrangement leads Jane to explore the dynamics of Eddie's chaotic love life.

Encouraged by Liz, Jane writes a column under the pseudonym Dr. Marie Charles, exploring her theory of men's insecurities. The column gains unexpected popularity, and soon everyone is eager to meet the elusive Dr. Charles.

During a Christmas party, Ray makes a heartfelt admission about missing Jane and asks her out for New Year's Eve. However, he disappointingly fails to show up, leaving Jane devastated and alone at the party.

In a board meeting, Jane struggles to conceal her pain while Eddie provides support, inadvertently shielding her from distractions. When the subject of emotional vulnerability arises, Jane openly reveals her heartache over Ray's inability to connect.

Liz, inspired by Dr. Charles' advice, decides to break free from her destructive patterns in relationships. Meanwhile, tensions escalate between Jane and Eddie as they grapple with the implications of Jane's writing and her romantic dilemmas.

Jane receives the heartbreaking news about her sister's miscarriage, prompting her to reevaluate her understanding of love and relationships. This personal tragedy inspires her to confront Dianne and declare her commitment to revealing the truth about Dr. Charles.

During a televised interview meant for Dr. Charles, Jane dramatically reveals her identity and discredits her own theory. She challenges the idea that all men are untrustworthy, emphasizing that some can offer genuine love and support.

As Jane leaves the stage after her confession, she races after Eddie who is getting into a taxi. Their reunion ends in a passionate kiss, suggesting a rekindling of their relationship as they confront their feelings for one another.

The film closes on a hopeful note, hinting at new beginnings for Jane and Eddie as they navigate their complex relationship. With lessons learned about love, trust, and self-acceptance, Jane is ready to embrace whatever comes next.