Saturday's TV highlights

8.30PM, TV2
BIG LOVE
A repeat of this new series in which Bill Henrickson has three wives, three families, and three houses. But balancing the needs of all three and owning a successful hardware business is no easy task.

8.40PM, PRIME
HOLMES: AT HOME WITH HUGH HEFNER UNCUT
This is the special, extended version of Paul Holmes' interview with Playboy founder Hugh Hefner. Paul not only goes inside the mansion, he gets a guided tour by Hef's many girls.


MOVIES
[rated out of 5]

8.30PM, TV3
FOOLS RUSH IN
Herald rating: * *
Matthew Perry stars as Alex, a New Yorker in Las Vegas overseeing a construction project, who spends the night with Isabel (Salma Hayek). He finds out three months later that she is pregnant and proposes marriage. (1997)

10.35PM, TV2
ERIN BROCKOVICH
Herald rating: * * * *
Julia Roberts plays an unemployed single mother who convinces her lawyer to give her a job. She begins to investigate a real estate case involving a power supply company which is buying up contaminated land on the sly. (2000)

10.35PM, TV ONE
VERTIGO
Herald rating: * * * *
It's hard to believe this classic from Alfred Hitchcock was poorly received by critics when it was released. James Stewart plays Scottie Ferguson, a San Francisco police detective who is traumatised by heights and forced into retirement after a colleague plunges to his death. An old friend from his college days hires him as a private investigator to watch his wife (Kim Novak), a depressive who believes she is possessed by the spirit of her ancestor. Scottie slowly becomes obsessed with her and is challenged again by his fear of heights.
Lighting is used to great effect in this complex thriller, becoming brighter or softer to indicate key scenes. Hitchcock also made heavy use of reflections in mirrors to reflect duality. It was Stewart's last film for Hitchcock, who blamed the actor's advancing years for the
initial critical and financial failure of the film. (1958)

11.40PM, TV3
MADE
Herald rating: * * *
Jon Favreau plays Bobby, a struggling boxer and minder for his stripper girlfriend (Famke Janssen). He agrees to go to New York for his boss to help in the drop-off for a money laundering scheme. Vince Vaughn provides the laughs as Bobby's loudmouthed and annoying best friend Ricky, who is obsessed with Mafia movies. Sean Puffy Combs plays a villain. (2001)


SPORT

7.30PM, SKY 1 LIVE; 10.45PM (SUNDAY), PRIME
NRL: WARRIORS V PANTHERS
The Warriors' season is effectively over but they can still muck up the Panthers' plans of making the finals. but they will have to keep a close eye on the likes of Preston Campbell and Rhys Wesser.

9.50PM, SKY SPORT 1 LIVE; 11.05PM, PRIME
TRI-NATIONS: NEW ZEALAND V AUSTRALIA
A mix and match All Black side struggled for any rhythm against South Africa but you can expect pretty much the same side that disposed of Australia first time round to front tonight. Expect the Aussies to be a lot tougher.