Dating the Delaneys is a heartwarming comedy-drama that follows three bold women from different generations of the same family as they navigate the complexities of modern-day dating. Each woman brings her own unique set of experiences and perspectives to the table, creating a rich tapestry of intergenerational relationships and romantic mishaps.
At the center of the story is Carol Delaney (played by Valerie Bertinelli), a divorced mother of two who has been out of the dating game for years. When she meets a charming and successful businessman named Michael (played by David James Elliott), she is swept off her feet and begins to believe in love again.
Meanwhile, Carol's daughter, Annie (played by Natalie Hall), is struggling to find her own place in the dating world. After a series of disappointing relationships, she begins to wonder if she will ever find the right person. But when she starts to develop feelings for her longtime friend and neighbor, Ben (played by Justin Bruening), she realizes that sometimes love is right in front of you all along.
Rounding out the trio is Carol's mother, Maureen (played by Delta Burke), a feisty senior who is still searching for love in her golden years. Despite her age, Maureen is determined to find a man who shares her passion for adventure and excitement. When she meets a daredevil pilot named Jack (played by Bruce Boxleitner), sparks fly and Maureen discovers that love really is ageless.
Through a series of comedic and heartwarming scenes, Dating the Delaneys explores the ups and downs of modern-day dating while celebrating the power of love and family. With its talented cast, charming storyline, and relatable themes, this film is a must-see for anyone who has ever struggled to find love in a complicated world.