Lisa Rinna

Good Advice -- Wall Street wonder boy Ryan Turner (Charlie Sheen) has it all. He just can't lose- until he gets a bum stock tip. Ryan secretly writes his (now) ex-girlfriend Cindy's (Denise Richards) column. On the verge of getting fired, Page (Angie Harmon), Turner turns to his plastic surgeon Barry (Jon Lovitz) for help. Once a boorish, insensitive guy, he transforms the column, and himself, in to a winner.

Wall Street wonder boy Ryan Turner (Charlie Sheen) has it all. He just can't lose- until he gets a bum stock tip. Ryan secretly writes his (now) ex-girlfriend Cindy's (Denise Richards) column. On the verge of getting fired, Page (Angie Harmon), Turner turns to his plastic surgeon Barry (Jon Lovitz) for help. Once a boorish, insensitive guy, he transforms the column, and himself, in to a winner.

Wall Street wonder boy Ryan Turner (Charlie Sheen) has it all. He just can't lose- until he gets a bum stock tip. Ryan secretly writes his (now) ex-girlfriend Cindy's (Denise Richards) column. On the verge of getting fired, Page (Angie Harmon), Turner turns to his plastic surgeon Barry (Jon Lovitz) for help. Once a boorish, insensitive guy, he transforms the column, and himself, in to a winner.

In this wildly outrageous romantic comedy, high-flying Wall Street wonder boy Ryan Turner (Charlie Sheen) has it all: a gorgeous girlfriend, a fabulous apartment, good looks and a bright career. He just can't lose- until he gets a bum stock tip and suddenly his world comes crashing down. Out of a job, and knowing a thing or two about women, Ryan secretly writes his (now) ex-girlfriend Cindy's (Denise Richards) advice column, Ask Cindy- with disastrous results.

In this wildly outrageous romantic comedy, high-flying Wall Street wonder boy Ryan Turner (Charlie Sheen) has it all: a gorgeous girlfriend, a fabulous apartment, good looks and a bright career. He just can't lose- until he gets a bum stock tip and suddenly his world comes crashing down. Out of a job, and knowing a thing or two about women, Ryan secretly writes his (now) ex-girlfriend Cindy's (Denise Richards) advice column, Ask Cindy- with disastrous results. On the verge of getting fired by the newspaper editor, Page (Angie Harmon), Turner turns to his plastic surgeon buddy Barry (Jon Lovitz) for help. Once a boorish, insensitive guy, he transforms the column, and himself, in to a winner of hearts and minds- including his ex-girlfriend's editor, Page. A delightful romp, you'll love this romantic comedy of identity.

In this wildly outrageous romantic comedy, high-flying Wall Street wonder boy Ryan Turner (Charlie Sheen) has it all: a gorgeous girlfriend, a fabulous apartment, good looks and a bright career. He just can't lose- until he gets a bum stock tip and suddenly his world comes crashing down. Out of a job, and knowing a thing or two about women, Ryan secretly writes his (now) ex-girlfriend Cindy's (Denise Richards) advice column, Ask Cindy- with disastrous results. On the verge of getting fired by the newspaper editor, Page (Angie Harmon), Turner turns to his plastic surgeon buddy Barry (Jon Lovitz) for help. Once a boorish, insensitive guy, he transforms the column, and himself, in to a winner of hearts and minds- including his ex-girlfriend's editor, Page. A delightful romp, you'll love this romantic comedy of identity.