Publisher's Synopsis
Goldie Hawn comedy triple. In 'Death Becomes Her' (1992), aging actress Madeline Ashton (Meryl Streep) is persuaded to take an elixir which brings her eternal life. Her rival for her husband Ernest's (Bruce Willis) affections, Helen Sharp (Hawn), has taken the same potion, and when the two of them try to kill each other, their bodies prove to be irritatingly indestructible. In 'Bird on a Wire' (1990), Rick Jarmin (Mel Gibson) is a double-crossed federal witness on the run with his ex-girlfriend, Marianne Graves (Hawn). Formerly involved in a South American drug cartel, Rick's whereabouts under the witness relocation program have been betrayed by an FBI agent. Now he and Marianne must evade the cops, various gangsters and the man Rick helped put in jail (David Carradine), who has escaped and is out for revenge. In 'Housesitter' (1992), architect Newton Davis (Steve Martin) designs and builds a dream house for himself and his childhood sweetheart, but she turns down his proposal of marriage. Devastated, he gets drunk and falls into bed with waitress Gwen (Hawn), who happens to be a compulsive liar. Having put the house on the market, Newton returns home to find his one-night-stand well and truly ensconced, posing as his wife and charming his friends and family...
