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Eurotrip

Name: Eurotrip
Released: 2004
Duration: 1 h 32 min
Rating: 45

45 Metascore
2004
1 hr 32 mins
Comedy
R

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Fans of "American Pie" and "Road Trip" should enjoy this outrageous comedy about a raucous jaunt to Europe. Scott Mechlowicz stars as a teen who heads for Berlin as soon as he learns his German pen pal is a buxom blonde. Chaos reigns as he and his three buddies make stops in London, Paris and Amsterdam. Michelle Trachtenberg, Jacob Pitts.

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Scott Mechlowicz

Scotty Thomas

Jacob Pitts

Cooper Harris

Jacob Pitts

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Buffy Star's Mean Feet

After the cancellation of Buffy the Vampire Slayer, Michelle Trachtenberg thought she was done with the small screen. Hoped she was, even. "I'm definitely happy not to be in TV anymore," the ambitious Eurotrip starlet admits to TV Guide Online. Yet when she was invited to parody pop's tarts on Six Feet Under, she eagerly resurrected her tube career. Who can blame 'er? "Celeste is a combination of all the rumors you've ever heard about Britney, Christina and J. Lo all rolled into one," she says of the vixen she debuted in last weekend's episode. "She's just a bitchy little diva!" Although Trachtenberg's four-episode guest gig has just begun (and continues this Sunday at 9 pm/ET on HBO), she's already back at work on her next feature, Ice Princess, in which she plays a bookworm with secret aspirations to be the next Nancy Kerrigan. "[My character] uses physics to teach people in her community how to skat

Mon, Jul 5, 2004

Buffy's Baby Sis Grows Up

Fans of Buffy the Vampire Slayer remember Michelle Trachtenberg as Sarah Michelle Gellar's whiny kid sister, Dawn Summers. That's why, for those who've seen Eurotrip — which ain't many, since it kinda tanked last weekend — her role may come as quite a stunner. You see, the petite 18-year-old actress is sick of her wholesome "Dawny" label. So she's thrilled to show off her acting range, not to mention her taut figure in a itsy, bitsy bikini. "I basically wanted a project that showcased the fact that I was 18," Trachtenberg tells TV Guide Online. "I wanted a role that was age appropriate, [so] people would realize that I'm not the annoying little sister. I never was, really, but they made me be annoying, darn it!" Though the TV girlie-girl h

Thu, Feb 26, 2004