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| Year: | 2004 |
| Rating: | 4.3(9962) |
| Listed in: | Comedy, Family, Music, Romance |
| Directed by: | Sara Sugarman |
| Actors: | Adam Garcia Eli Marienthal Lindsay Lohan Glenne Headly Alison Pill Carol Kane |
| "So much drama, so little time. " | |
Cast
| Directed by | |
|---|---|
| Sara Sugarman | |
| Actors | |
| Adam Garcia | as Stu |
| Eli Marienthal | as Sam |
| Tom McCamus | as Calum |
| Richard Fitzpatrick | as Mr. Gerard |
| Adam MacDonald | as Steve |
| Gerry Quigley | as Slimy Guy |
| Kyle Kass | as Andy |
| Connor Lynch | as Colonel Pickering |
| Pedro Miguel Arce | as Ticket Taker |
| Kevin Brown | as Doorman |
| Bruce McFee | as Lentigo |
| Courtney Taylor-Taylor | as Man at Party |
| Greg Farkas | as Chorus - male dancer |
| Actresses | |
| Lindsay Lohan | as Mary Elizabeth Cep/Lola |
| Glenne Headly | as Karen |
| Alison Pill | as Ella |
| Carol Kane | as Miss Baggoli |
| Megan Fox | as Carla |
| Sheila McCarthy | as Mrs. Gerard |
| Sheila Sealy-Smith | as Sgt. Rose |
| Ashley Leggat | as Marcia |
| Barbara Mamabolo | as Robin |
| Maggie Oskam | as Paige |
| Rachael Oskam | as Paula |
| Diane Douglass | as Waitress |
| Zoe | as Negus the Dog |
Movie info
| Languages: | English |
| Filming dates: | 4 June 2003 - ? |
| Budget: | USD 15,000,000 |
| Gross: |
USA - 9,350,572 USD (22 February 2004) UK - 395,519 GBP (30 May 2004) Worldwide - 33,051,296 USD (2004) Non-USA - 3,720,228 USD (2004) Netherlands - 298,946 EUR (22 August 2004) |
| Plot: | When a New York City teenager from Greenwich Village, Lola Steppe, is forced to move to the New Jersery suburb of Dellwood, she finds that in her new high school, there is another girl, Carla Santini, who already has claim to the title of most popular girl (and most rudest) that Lola had at her old school. Aiming to oust Carla from her reign, Lola and her new best friend, Ella Gerard, sets her sights on nabbing the lead role in the next big school play "Pygmalion", which Carla also hopes to star in. As the two girls engage in a war for popularity, Carla lashes back at Lola by obtaining tickets to the sold-out "farewell concert" of Lola's favorite band. Can Lola somehow sneak into the concert and quell Carla's latest scheme, and at the same time meet the band's English lead singer, Stu Wolff, whom she has such a crush on? |
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Original Soundtracks
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"Drama Queen (That Girl)" Written by Pam Sheyne, Bill Wolfe Produced by Matthew Gerrard Performed by Lindsay Lohan "Perfect" Written by Charles-Andre Comeau, Jean-Francois Stinco, Pierre Bouvier, Sebastien Lefebure, Arnold Lanni Performed by Simple Plan Courtesy of Lava Records "Tomorrow" Written by Linda Perry , Tasha-Ray Evin, Lacey-Lee Evin, Louise Burns Performed by Lillix Courtesy of Maverick Recording Company By Arrangement with Warner Strategic Marketing "Na Na" Written by Max Hsu and Melissa Brock Performed by Superchic[k] Courtesy of Inpop Records "Ready" Written by Mick Jones , Kara DioGuardi, Lukas McGuire Burton, Jamie Alexander Hartman, Sacha Skarbek Performed by Cherie Courtesy of Lava Records LLC By Arrangement with Warner Strategic Marketing "Ladies Night" Written by George Funky Brown (as George Brown), Robert Kool Bell (as Robert Bell), Ronald Bell, J.T. Taylor (as James Taylor), Earl Toon, Claydes Smith, , Meekaaeel Muhammed (as Meekaaeel Muhammad), Dennis D.T. Thomas (as Dennis Thomas) Performed by Atomic Kitten featuring Kool & The Gang Courtesy of Virgin Records Ltd. Under license from EMI Film & Television Licensing "The Real Me" Written by Tammy Hyler, Alexis Ebert, Cheryl Ebert Performed by Alexis Courtesy of Warner Bros. Records Inc. By Arrangement with Warner Strategic Marketing "Never Leave You (Uh Oh)" Written by Lumidee (as Lumidee Cedeno), Teddy Mendez, Edwin Perez , Stephen "Lenky" Marsden Performed by Lumidee Courtesy of Universal Records Under license from Universal Music Enterprises "Don't Move On" Written and Produced by Martin Blasick Performed by Adam Garcia "Style" Written by David Anderson, Doug Jansen Smith, Christopher Jennings Performed by Lacey Atchison Courtesy of Sound Cell "A Day in the Life" Written by Jamie Houston , Kirk Miller , Samantha Moore Produced by Matthew Gerrard Performed by Lindsay Lohan "Only in the Movies" Written by Tomas Costanza Performed by Diffuser Courtesy of Hollywood Records "Don't Move On" Written and Produced by Martin Blasick Performed by Lindsay Lohan "Un-Sweet Sixteen" Written and Performed by Wakefield Courtesy of Arista Records, Inc. Under license from BMG Film & Television Music "Ready to Learn" Written and Produced by Martin Blasick Performed by Adam Garcia "I Wanna be Loved by You" Written by Bert Kalmar, Harry Ruby, Herbert Stothart Produced by Mark Mothersbaugh Vocals by Susan Boyd "Any Other Girl" Written by Stine Hjelm Jacobsen, Lars Iversen, Peter Iversen, Morten Krog Helgesen Performed by Nu Courtesy of Adventures in Music Ltd. Under exclusive license in the United States to Universal Records Under license from Universal Music Enterprises "1-2-3" Written by Kara DioGuardi, Jorgen Elofsson Performed by Brittney Cleary (as Nikki Cleary) Courtesy of Jive Records Under license from BMG Film & Television Music "Shake Your Coconuts" Written by Jesper Mortensen (as Junior) and Jeppe Breum Laursen (as Senior) Performed by Junior Senior Courtesy of Crunchy Frog/Atlantic Recording Corp. By Arrangement with Warner Strategic Marketing/Universal Music Denmark Under license from Universal Music Enterprises "Blow You Away" Written and Performed by Christian Lane Courtesy of Christian Lane "Up, Up, Up" Written and Performed by Rose Falcon Courtesy of Columbia Records By Arrangement with Sony Music Licensing As featured in the Walt Disney Pictures production "Inspector Gadget II" "Feel Alright" Written by Lynn Nichols, Tedd Tjornhom, Chrissy Conway, Alisa Girard, Kristin Swinford Performed by ZoeGirl Courtesy of Sparrow Records "Not Done Yet" Written by Max Hsu, Dave Ghazarian Performed by Superchic[k] Courtesy of Inpop Records "Living for the City" Written by Stevie Wonder Produced by Matthew Gerrard Performed by Lindsay Lohan "Changes" Written by David Bowie Produced by Matthew Gerrard Performed by Lindsay Lohan "Boom" Written by Fan_3, Paul Robb Performed by Fan_3 Courtesy of Thrizzle Productions "What are You Waiting For" Written by Matthew Gerrard, Bridget Benenate, Steve Booker Produced by Bridget Benenate Performed by Lindsay Lohan "Life is Beautiful" Written by Jeff Franzel, Eve Nelson, Shelly Peiken, Maria Christensen Performed by Jill Gioia Courtesy of Nelson-O'Reilly Productions, Inc. |
Goofs
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Miscellaneous: The gear shift is obviously in the "park" position as the family leaves New York for the suburbs. GEOG: Set in New York City, yet the concert theatre the band plays at clearly says "Elgin Theatre" which is in Toronto where the film was shot. Continuity: Toward the end of the movie when Lola is in her first costume as Eliza and is talking to her mother before going on stage her cartilage earring disappears and reappears between shots. Continuity: Lola's necklace changes position throughout the whole movie. From being high to her neck to going down to her chest. Continuity: When the family is at the dinner table, one of the twins is sitting across from her twin, with Lindsay at the head of the table. In the next shot one twin is missing, and The mother is in the spot where the twin was. in the next shot the mother has walked away from the table and twin one is back in her seat. Continuity: When biking to school for the first time, Lola's backpack changes arms after she parks. The cut is too quick for her to change arms between shots. Continuity: In the scene where the girls are running through the hallway, Lola knocks the stack of videotapes behind her as clearly seen in the following shot. However, in the next shot, there are tapes ahead of her and she trips on one. Continuity: In the scene where Lola is first riding her bike to school she is going down the street. She looks up, but is till going straight down the street yet she crashes into a tree beyond the sidewalk. |
Quotes
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Miss Baggoli: Press your bars, children... Ella: You can't - do this, Lola, everyone is depending on you, whaddabout, your parents and Sam, Sam has never been to a school function in his life, he's only going because of you! And what about me? I was miserable until you came to Dellwood. I thought everyone's life was like mine, just doing everything you're supposed to do when you're supposed to do it, never questioning anything. Ugh, the only thing I could expect when I grew up was a life like my parents' and then... I met you. You gave me courage, Lola. Because of you I'm brave enough to be different. Don't touch me! You're a sham! The one thing Carla can't do anything about is you being Eliza Doolittle, and you're just gonna hand it to her. Karen: You are a Lola. Stu: [looking at cup of coffee placed in front of him] That's not onion rings... Lola: [as Eliza] I will be a teacher because being a teacher is the most worthy thing a person can be. Lola: So how've you been? Stu: Sober. I'm in recovery - again. Someone very sweet called me a drunk. And I didn't like it. Lola: I like your... boots. Lola: Life can be so randomly beautiful. Lola: I lied because I wanted to make myself seem more interesting. Ella: More interesting? We are 1,000 miles from home in a New York police station with a drunken rock star waiting for your dead father to show up. You want to be more interesting? More interesting than what? Ella: I'm getting really scared being out here all alone, Lola. Lola: We're not alone. We're with an adult. Ella: Aside from the fact that he isn't actually with us, he isn't actually an adult. He's a rock star. Ella: If we go, I just know something is gonna go wrong. I'm gonna die, and my parents are gonna find out. Ella: Maybe we should just go to the hotel. Lola: What? And miss the concert? Yeah, I don't think so. Ella: We're not actually at the concert. Lola: We're close. Stu Wolff's only a few yards away from us. And then he'll be at the after-party with us. Ella: Your belief system amazes me. Ella: 67 blocks is "around the corner"? Lola: I sunk into a depression only Hamlet would recognize. Stu: It's my mother's birthday today, I bought her a rug... Lola: Here's what I learned: when you're happy, the whole world's New York. And that dreams are important. Someday, when you're not even looking, they find you. Lola: It was the first time I realized that absolute reality could be so much more fun than fantasy. Carla: It still amazes me that I get everything I want |
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