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Ellie Beaumont (written by)
Michael Miller (written by)
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14 March 2004 (Australia) more
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A sexy, witty romantic comedy about three loveable scoundrels who dream of becoming rich and famous.
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Gina Katz is fired for being seven minutes late every morning, despite the best sales in the telemarketing firm... more | add synopsis
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Adam Glambert... I mean Adam Lambert's new CD is coming out
(From AOL - TVSquad. 28 October 2009, 1:31 PM, PDT)
Cheezburger Network CEO: I Can Has Media Empire? [Q&A]
(From Fast Company. 8 October 2009, 2:30 PM, PDT)
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Would you buy a used big business from this man? or this woman? more (3 total)
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(Cast overview, first billed only) | Justine Clarke | ... | Gina Katz |
| Tom Long | ... | Ethan Foster |
 | Alex Dimitriades | ... | Hamish Fitz-Herbert |
 | Leon Ford | ... | Lars Foster |
| Kimberley Joseph | ... | Sophie Duvet |
| Sacha Horler | ... | Michaela Twinch |
| Geoff Morrell | ... | Ian Patterson |
 | Tony Barry | ... | Bryan Katz |
| Judi Farr | ... | Marion Katz |
 | Ling Hsueh Tang | ... | Lisa Katz |
| Gerard Williams | ... | Barman |
| Rebecca Smee | ... | Sales Assistant |
 | Jeff Truman | ... | Steve Pike |
| Christopher Pitman | ... | Stuart Katz |
| Paul Barry | ... | Nick Santow |
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Advertised as a "feel good" movie (whatever that is), I found this to be quite an enjoyable, amusing, engrossing and totally unbelievable (not that that matters) story. Having said that, I'm sure that I've purchased more than one product that was created, or at least promoted, in the way that this movie portrayed :-)
Alex Dimitriades was debonair as ever - Australia's answer to Pierce Brosnan. Tom Long showed an equal panache.
Wasn't sure about Justine Clark. She put her heart and soul into her role, but to me she was trying to be a bit too much Bridget Jones. Kimberley Joseph wasn't given too much to do (I'm not trying to make a cheap shot here, but after all she was given the role of the supermodel who had become a trophy fiance!), but it looked like she has risen above being a soapie star.
It's always good when there are recognizeable "real life" personalities in these movies, and they were quite a few of them. I find that this blend of fiction and I suppose "reality" is the word (as distinct from "reality TV shows"!) goes over very well.
One specific plot criticism. I do think that the way Gina was portrayed as handling her father's 60th birthday could have been done with a little more.... sensitivity.
This is the sort of comedy movie that Hollywood churns out in its sleep with its eyes closed, and often it shows. But this Oz-made movie is as least as good as any of them. It was funny, it held my attention, I could talk about it afterwards. I think it achieved everything it set out to do.