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My Mom's New Boyfriend (2008)

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My Mom's New Boyfriend

George Gallo's romantic-comedy crime caper for Millennium Films, released internationally as Homeland Security and sent direct to video in the U.S. by Sony Pictures. Home after three years, FBI agent Henry Durand finds his once-stuffy mother dating a charming stranger, and is then ordered by his bureau superiors to spy on the relationship, since the boyfriend is secretly a CIA operative and the prime suspect in an art-theft ring funding terrorism. Antonio Banderas stars as Tommy Lucero alongside Meg Ryan, Colin Hanks, Selma Blair, Tom Adams, and Eli Danker. (IMDb)

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Hamilton Khaki GMT
Worn by Antonio Banderas as Tommy Lucero. The Khaki GMT is the dual-time-zone member of Hamilton's Khaki Aviation family; the brand's current ceramic-bezel Khaki GMT models postdate this film by roughly fifteen years, so the mid-2000s execution behind the credit stays unresolved. Hamilton files the film under its international title Homeland Security and names a "Khaki Aviation QNE" in the same row, beside three actors with no indication of who wore what, so only the Khaki GMT and the Trent below can be tied to a named wearer. (Hamilton) Montres de Luxe corroborates the Khaki GMT under the film's French title, Mon espion préféré, but names Tommy Lucero as also wearing a Hamilton Trent, conflicting with Hamilton's own credit of the Trent below to Niko Evangelatos; the discrepancy is unresolved. (Montres de Luxe)
Hamilton Trent
Worn by Tom Adams as Niko Evangelatos. The Trent is a rectangular, curved-to-the-wrist dress watch Hamilton made from 1955 to 1969 around the American-made 22-jewel caliber 770, and revived later as a slimmer steel American Classic automatic. The credit, filed under the film's international title Homeland Security, names neither generation nor reference. (Hamilton) Montres de Luxe instead describes a Trent on Tommy Lucero's own wrist rather than on Niko Evangelatos, an unresolved conflict with Hamilton's credit above. (Montres de Luxe)
Hamilton Jazzmaster
Worn by Eli Danker as Jean Yves Tatao. Hamilton's list calls this one a "Jazzmaster Auto Chrono", the elapsed-time branch of its round dress line, and files it under the film's international title Homeland Security. The H32616533 that carries that name today was introduced after this production, so the credit answers to an earlier chronograph in the line rather than to any single reference. (Hamilton)
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