No Small Affair is a 1984 American comedy-drama film directed by Jerry Schatzberg and starring Jon Cryer and Demi Moore. Cryer, Jennifer Tilly, Tim Robbins and Tate Donovan make their film debuts. Plot The 16-year-old amateur photographer Charles (Jon Cryer) accidentally takes a photo of Laura (Demi Moore) while shooting the pier and falls in love with her when he develops the picture. Enlarging the photo, Charles circulates the area, looking for her, even checks with local police with no luck. When his big brother Leonard and his fiancée come into town, they sneak him into a bar, where he sees her sing. Photographing her by the stage, the bouncer tries to drag him out and finally the cops do, but he finds out her name is Laura. The lead guitarist of Laura's band quits, so she is about to lose her job. Although rejected at first by the 22-year-old, Charles offers to photograph her. That night, he convinces his brother and friends to move the stag night to her bar. Even though Charles had increased the numbers that night, Laura's band was still cut, so she let him do a shoot. Afterwards, they dress up to sneak into a wedding reception. Caught by the father of the bride, Charles convinces him to let Laura literally sing for their supper. Using the publicity photos he took, and all of his savings, Charles attempts to boost her performing career by starting an ad campaign without her knowing on the city's taxis — with unexpected results. Added to the taxi ads was a short article that goes national, explaining the ad and their story. Laura has a huge gig, and a major record label picks her up. Before she moves to L.A., Charles stops by her place, spends the night and loses his virginity. Cast Jon Cryer as Charles Cummings Demi Moore as Laura Victor George Wendt as Jake Peter Frechette as Leonard Cummings E.G. Daily as Susan Ann Wedgeworth as Joan Cummings Jeffrey Tambor as Ken Tim Robbins as Nelson Hamilton Camp as Gus Sosnowski Scott Getlin as Scott Judith Baldwin as Stephanie Jennifer Tilly as Mona Kene Holliday as Walt Cronin Thomas Adams as The Waiter Myles Berkowitz as John Tate Donovan as Bob Arthur Taxier as The Bouncer Production No Small Affair originally went into production in 1981, under director Martin Ritt, and planned to star Matthew Broderick and