Victoria Edwards

The Truth About Cats & Dogs -- When the insecure host of a radio talk show about pets is asked out by a listener, she recruits her beautiful neighbor, a model, to take her place, but after both women fall for him, he eventually chooses the Plain Jane because of her inner beauty.

Charming and bittersweet, this modern-day romantic comedy starring Uma Thurman, Janeane Garofalo and Ben Chaplin, explores the beguiling perils of mistaken identity. Abby (Garofalo), a savvy, witty veterinarian who hosts her own radio talk show, is anything but confident when it comes to love. A petite brunette, she describes herself as tall and blonde when Brian (Chaplin), a caller who is smitten with her radio persona, asks her on a date. She then talks her tall, blonde neighbor Noelle (Thurman) into assuming her identity, setting off an escalating series of hilarious and romantic crises.

A successful vet & radio show host - suffering from low self-esteem - asks her gorgeous model friend to impersonate her when a handsome man wants to date her. With Ben Chaplin, Jamie Foxx.

A successful vet & radio show host - suffering from low self-esteem - asks her gorgeous model friend to impersonate her when a handsome man wants to date her. With Ben Chaplin, Jamie Foxx.

When the insecure host of a radio talk show about pets is asked out by a listener, she recruits her beautiful neighbor, a model, to take her place, but after both women fall for him, he eventually chooses the Plain Jane because of her inner beauty.

When the insecure host of a radio talk show about pets is asked out by a listener, she recruits her beautiful neighbor, a model, to take her place, but after both women fall for him, he eventually chooses the Plain Jane because of her inner beauty.

Charming and bittersweet, this modern-day romantic comedy starring Uma Thurman, Janeane Garofalo and Ben Chaplin, explores the beguiling perils of mistaken identity. Abby (Garofalo), a savvy, witty veterinarian who hosts her own radio talk show, is anything but confident when it comes to love. A petite brunette, she describes herself as tall and blonde when Brian (Chaplin), a caller who is smitten with her radio persona, asks her on a date. She then talks her tall, blonde neighbor Noelle (Thurman) into assuming her identity, setting off an escalating series of hilarious and romantic crises.

At long last! Aspiring playwright Charlie (Paul Riser) has finally found his "Ms. Right." Too bad she doesn't agree...yet! Upbeat romantic comedy also stars comic greats Martin Mull, Jane Leeves, Emmy Award Nominee Jessica Tuck and Soap Star Doug Davidson.

At long last! Aspiring playwright Charlie (Paul Riser) has finally found his "Ms. Right." Too bad she doesn't agree...yet! Upbeat romantic comedy also stars comic greats Martin Mull, Jane Leeves, Emmy Award Nominee Jessica Tuck and Soap Star Doug Davidson.

May-Alice Culhane (Mary McDonnell) is a soap opera star who's left paralyzed after a car accident and, left with few other options, returns to her Louisiana home. Her heavy drinking and bad attitude drive away all of her caregivers. That is, until Chantelle (Alfre Woodard) comes to work for her. The two women form an unlikely friendship in this John Sayles film, which earned McDonnell an Oscar nomination for Best Actress.

Abby Barnes should have it all.? She's a veterinarian and successful host of her own radio talk show where she comically dispenses useful advice to befuddled pet owners.? Abby's smart, funny, and plays a mean violin.? But she's not tall and blond -- and routinely gets overlooked when it comes to romance. Her best friend, Noelle Slusarsky, on the other hand, is tall and blonde.? She's also kind, generous, and a little lost.? Her career as a model isn't all that satisfying and her relationships with men leave something to be desired. Enter Brian, a photogropher who finds himself on the wrong end of a roller skating Great Dane.? He turns to radio host Abby for help, and he's charmed when she solves his snarling problem with a dose of common sense combined with disarming humor and grace. Grateful for her help, Brian invites Abby to meet him so he can thank her in person.? Abby nearly agrees, until he utters those dreaded five words -- 'What do you look like?' Rather than suffer what she is sure will be another rejection, Abby describes herself as a tall blonde (who looks very much like her neighbor Noelle), and makes plans to meet Brian - with the intention of never keeping them. From there things get a little hectic when the persistent and besmitten Brian seeks out Abby.