[1] Four women – a blond, a hippie, a lesbian and a bartender – attempt to save an Italian restaurant inherited by protagonist Grace Bastiglione as the landlord threatens closure of the eatery.
[2] The film follows the four women as they pursue love, money, and success, going to extremes to rescue the restaurant including gambling and selling lingerie.
[1][5] Actors Peter Evans and Ria Coyne, playing the parts of Alex and Grace, wrote the original screenplay together before it was adapted by Lesley-Anne Down.
[10] Seven Days of Grace was also Hollywood's last theatrical release featuring veteran actor Stephen Furst (excluding made-for-television movies).
[13][14] The movie was also the first experience for Mari Wilson as a script supervisor, later serving in that role for a number of TV series including Buffy the Vampire Slayer, CSI: Crime Scene Investigation, Crossing Jordan, The Ellen DeGeneres Show, and House.