| Romantic Comedy |
| Slamdance Competition coverage – “The writer has a good ear for quick and snappy dialogue, the plot and story are very much in keeping with the genre and the script is an easy read. A very professionally executed script.” |
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| Logline: Commitment-phobic Debra has always used casual bets to keep men at arms length, but unfortunately she has three married friends who will stop at nothing to get her hitched in order to win a bet of their own, even if it means destroying her relationship with the only man who could get her down the aisle.
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| Synopsis: find their idea of a “perfect” man, and go to find their idea of a “perfect” man, and go to extreme lengths to throw their pick into Debra’s path. But Mr. Right has finally found the commitment-phobic Debra without their interference in the body of Sean, a charming, yet down to earth film critic. of Sean, a charming, yet down to earth film critic. Competition heats up as the wives sabotage each other, while trying to convince Debra to keep dating the man of their choice. Meanwhile, Debra’s relationship with Sean is progressing from perfect to permanent, but she agrees to keep up the casual dating with her friend's picks to appease her friends and to prevent her fears of falling in love with Sean from causing her to fall apart. But when Sean proposes a walk down the aisle, all bets are off. With an impromptu "I'm No Nerd" game show, a little boy in ice skating drag, a naked hot tub hopping elderly couple, a karaoke proposal that ends in vomit, and an engagement ring for the groom, "Wanna Bet" still finds moments of subtle romance between a relationship-phobic woman and the guy who wants to marry her. |
