| Type | Feature Film |
| MPAA Rating | PG-13 |
| Runtime | 1hr 35mins. |
| Genres | Comedy, Short Film |
| Status | Published |
| US Release Date | 01/23/2004 |
It's like Tad Hamilton, but different. Very different.
The producers are known for all three.
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The run-of-the-mill comedy might not be the Monster hit Jennifer Lopez is seeking, but it thankfully opens up the possibility of seeing more of the talented Jane Fonda.
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