Romy and Michele: In the Beginning

Película de TV
2005
TV-14
1h 27min

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Katherine Heigl and Alexandra Breckenridge in Romy and Michele: In the Beginning (2005)

Agrega una trama en tu idiomaA prequel to Romy y Michelle (1997), the two BFF girls make it to LA 1990, where they get arrested. They make a friend in jail and stay at her place. They make more friends.A prequel to Romy y Michelle (1997), the two BFF girls make it to LA 1990, where they get arrested. They make a friend in jail and stay at her place. They make more friends.A prequel to Romy y Michelle (1997), the two BFF girls make it to LA 1990, where they get arrested. They make a friend in jail and stay at her place. They make more friends.

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Katherine Heigl

Romy White

Alexandra Breckenridge

Michele Weinberger
(as Alex Breckenridge)

Kelly Brook

Linda Fashiobella

Scott Vickaryous

Taylor Bradley

Nat Faxon

Chad

Dania Ramirez

Elena

Alexandra Billings

Donna

Rhea Seehorn

Ashley Schwartz

William Ragsdale

Kevin

Paula Abdul

Self

Olivia Allen

Snotty Girl #1
(sin créditos)

Kal Bennett

Girl at Party
(sin créditos)

Randi Cee

Dancer
(sin créditos)

Heather Lynne Chasse

Snotty Girl #3
(sin créditos)

Troy Christian

Dancer
(sin créditos)

Debbie Clemmer

Female Drummer
(sin créditos)

Leigh Curran

Doctor
(sin créditos)

Amy Gross

Additional Voices
(voz)
(sin créditos)

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Trivia
Shot as a pilot for a TV series in 2002. The networks passed on making it into a weekly show, so it was shelved and ultimately aired as a movie of the week in 2005.

Errores
In the first scene of the girls on Hollywood Boulevard, dressed as hookers, walk by a place with "DVDs" on its sign. The scene is set in 1990, while the first DVD players did not go on sale until November 1996.

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Iowa Tourist: [he thinks they are hookers by how they are dressed] Here, girls.
[he hands them a dollar for a soda]
Iowa Tourist: I will pray for God to lead you to a better life.
Michele Weinberger: Thanks. Wow, people in LA are just so nice.
Police Officer: LAPD. You're under arrest.
[she pushes them up against the soda machines]
Police Officer: Hands against the machines.
Michele Weinberger: Under arrest for what?
Police Officer: Solicitation.
Romy White: What? We even haven't had sex... in like months.
[the officer frisks Romy in a very personal spot]
Romy White: Where *exactly* do you think I'm hiding a gun?
Police Officer: [the officer goes to Michele next] C'mon spread 'em.
Michele Weinberger: This is all a really big mistake.
Police Officer: Oh, yeah? That's for the judge to decide. Once money changes hands, you ladies have earned yourself a trip downtown.
Michele Weinberger: Money? You mean this dollar? He gave this to us to buy a tab with!
Police Officer: Uh-huh.
Romy White: It's true! What do you think she's gonna do for a dollar? Lick his neck?

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Followed by Untitled Romy and Michele Sequel

Bandas sonoras
The Power
Produced and Performed by Snap!
Written by The 45 King (as DJ Mark the 45 King), Chill Rob G, and Snap!
Courtesy of Arista/BMG Records
By Arrangement with BMG Special Markets
© 1990 BMG Ariola München GmbH

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3/10

A comedy with a borrowed name

My theory is that someone had a script for a bad comedy about two girls moving into a big city lying around on his desk and while there was nothing else to do, they simply chose to use the script as it is and borrow a name from a well known movie to attract at least some viewers. This would explain all the anachronisms, mixed up names, the long time period between the movies and the fact that the movie is only very distantly connected to the original Romy and Michele movie.

Even so, the movie is not all bad. I'm not saying it is not bad, because it really is. But it's not all bad. The two lead actresses do a fine job, and so does Kelly Brook. Not really going for an Oscar there, but I've seen a lot worse. As far as for the script goes, there's not even a one tiny drop of originality in it but I guess one can't expect that from this type of comedy. As a whole the movie is a cute little comedy which is not particularly entertaining but does not cause a severe headache either.