Joanna falls from a luxury yacht and then suffers from amnesia. From then on, she forgets that she's wealthy and is immersed in a life of domestic, humble poverty​.

Dean is a lowly carpenter that comes aboard the yacht to fix Joanna's closet. The most famous image of his character is one in which he is holding a chainsaw.

Garry Marshall is responsible for some of the greatest comedies of the '80s. "Overboard" is a typical upbeat Gary Marshall romantic comedy.

Joanna first appears wearing a bathing suit with a white coat. This ensemble is accentuated by gold military shoulder pads and a sparkly silver hair scrunchie.

Roddy McDowall plays the beloved butler. He's also an executive producer of the film.

His cabin is on the Oregon coast, where Joanna's yacht just so happened to get stuck while in need of repairs.

Dean (and his friend Billy) dream about opening their own miniature golf course, and by the end of the movie, they get the chance to do it.

Joanna is lying in bed when she realizes she left her wedding ring on the deck. She asks her husband to get it, but he refuses, so she steps outside and falls overboard.

She refused to pay for his work because she wanted the closet made of cedar, and he made it out of oak. He fell overboard after that, and she threw his tools in after him.

She is told by Dean that her name is Annie, and since he's pretending that she is his wife, she becomes Annie Proffitt to his Dean Proffitt.

He had four kids with his late wife. Two of them are twins, but all four of them are more than a handful.

There are many scenes that take place in Dean's favorite bowling alley. It's where he says he goes every night after dinner.

As Dean pretends to be drunk and collapses on her, she refuses, so he says, "What, no boom boom?" She replies, "No boom boom."

As Joanna lies on the couch with water leaking on her, she dreams that she's at a New Years celebration with a piano player nearby and a glass of champagne in her hand.

She hurriedly puts peanut butter and jelly on torn pieces of bread and also adds mayonnaise. She puts these in paper bags with loose M&Ms.

Joanna ruins many things while wielding a chainsaw; She takes the head off a scarecrow, rips through a basket, and finally destroys a fence.

The pet turtle ends up in her sink one morning, and then the next day, it's in the bathtub. She is none too thrilled about these events.

There are frequent calls to and from her mother, and these scenes take place within her mother's luxury Manhattan apartment, where she has servants and a little dog.

When the boys glue her hands to plates, she serves them a pie on one of the plates and then douses them with a hose in revenge.

A mean teacher thinks the kids are malingering, but once Joanna shows up to school, she points out that the boys are itching from head to toe. Once home to treat them for poison oak exposure, Joanna discovers that she has a poison oak rash, as well.

Joanna is heard speaking French at the beginning of the film. Then, out of the blue at a barbecue, she begins to speak it again. However, she doesn't remember that she could speak French in the first place.

By suggesting this global theme, Joanna sparks the men's imaginations and begins to design the themed course herself.

One night, he goes bowling without his bowling ball. This is when Joanna discovers that he's working a second job hauling fertilizer.

Joanna puts the necklace on with pride, and the little boy asks her if she's ever going to leave, because "sometimes moms leave."

Joanna and Dean go outside onto the patio to look at the water and make a toast, sipping a $7 bottle of Champagne that Joanna exclaims cost a fortune. She exclaims, "I've never tasted anything quite like this."

Catarina and Arturo are two characters that drown searching for each other in the ocean. At the end of "Overboard," Joanna and Dean emulate their story by jumping into the water and reuniting.

Goldie Hawn was 42 when she made "Overboard," and she seemed quite pleased when Kurt Russell's character lied to her and told her she was only 29.

Joanna finds a lavender pair of panties with the initials J.S. She thinks this means that Dean is cheating, but she doesn't realize that the panties are her own.

Billy says this to Joanna when he lies, telling her the panties were from some girl he slept with. He tells her they used the back of Dean's truck.

Filmed in picturesque Mendocino on the Pacific coast, the location provided lush redwood forest and plenty of water access for filming the yacht.

Dean makes a meal in frustration, now that Joanna is gone. At a loss for how to cook, he puts two cans of SpaghettiOs in a pot and throws in a handful of Ritz crackers.

While her husband is upstairs, Joanna goes down below and shows the guys how to take shots of Tequila, using salt and lime.

Dean and the kids ride out on a Coast Guard boat towards Joanna, to win her back. Apparently, his character had friends in high places.

As Joanna tries to escape, Grant tells her that other women are interested in him, and admits that he was, indeed, "whacking the donkey with painted ladies."

While wearing one of the most stunning outfits in the movie, Joanna jumps into the water. She's wearing a gold sequin gown and the macaroni necklace the young boy gave her. A member of the Coast Guard says, "Woman overboard! She's wearing an evening dress, sir."