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The rest of the 'Hairspray' cast fields questions - well, 1 each

2007-12-13T14:30:00.001-08:00

The rest of the 'Hairspray' cast fields questions - well, 1 each
Rick Bentley
McClatchy Newspapers
Jul. 20, 2007 12:00 AM
BEVERLY HILLS - Nikki Blonsky is not a household name unless you are standing in the "Hairspray" star's Great Neck, N.Y. home. Despite her near anonymity, producers of the new feature film musical have banked on the actress as the star of their feature film.

The producers have hedged their bets. Blonsky is surrounded by top Hollywood veteran actors - John Travolta, Michelle Pfeiffer, Christopher Walken - as well as hot newcomers Amanda Bynes and Zac Efron.

That supporting cast has been pressed into extra duty. Blonsky, who is scheduled to meet with the press, has become ill. Because the supporting cast has so much to say, there is only room enough for one question with each actor.

Here's what they had to say.

John Travolta, who plays Edna Turnblad, on seeing himself as a woman:

"I had seen it on a screen test, which I was very excited about, because when I came out I didn't recognize me at all. I said I want a Delta Burke gone-to-flesh, her body's like Elizabeth Taylor gone-to-flesh, meaning I wanted the obvious to be appealing, because film is different than stage. You can dress a guy on stage and you can do that joke where they're like a refrigerator. But I don't think that works as well at this level. I think you had to be watchable."

Michelle Pfeiffer on what motivates her to take a role:

"Sometimes I will read something and halfway through it my heart just starts going (makes a patting motion on her chest) and I am on the phone. I don't care how badly this ends, I know I want to do the first half of the script.' Sometimes it takes a little bit longer. Mostly that's the case. Mostly I do take a little time, I read it a couple of times.

"I did not know what to do with Velma and it scared me on the page. I just thought she was just so awful all the time and that's all she is. But (director) Adam (Shankman), hearing his vision and hearing how he wanted to modulate it and where he wanted to go, yes, she's evil. She's bad. She's bad to the bone. And she has to be. And that's my job. But we want to find the humanity there."

Christopher Walken on his diverse career that has included several musicals:

"I was never very ambitious. And I still am not. It's astonishing to me how well I've done. I became an actor by accident. I suppose I figured since I was in musical comedy from the time I was a teenager, I suppose I figured that I'd always be in that world to some extent. There were dancers that I knew who became choreographers and so forth. But in fact, here we are and that's in fact exactly what happened. I'm still in musicals."

(EDITORS: BEGIN OPTIONAL TRIM)

Brittany Snow, former star of the NBC drama "American Dreams," explains how "Hairspray" is set in the same time period but is different:

"When I was on American Dreams,' I watched a lot of old American Bandstand' footage to get myself in that mindset. Hairspray' was a little bit of American Bandstand' and the 60s dances, but it was more choreographed and actually stylized dancing. It's kind of the 60s, but amplified. It's larger than life. So, it wasn't the same as American Dreams,' which was more downplayed. It's very realistic. It's just completely different."

Zac Efron ("High School Musical") on starring in so many musicals:

"A lot of people ask me if I'm worried about being pigeonholed in musicals. It started with High School Musical.' Are you worried about being pigeonholed in teen things?' I dunno. I don't like to worry about being pigeonholed, because if I'm worried about that, how can I be giving 110 percent in everything I'm doing? I'm just lucky to be here. So, I'm just going to keep going wherever the road takes me."

(END OPTIONAL TRIM)

Queen Latifah on the inspiration for her performance as Motormouth Maybelle:

"I tried to use some of the rap rhythm that I have in the repertoire. This character usually speaks in rhymes. And although that was changed for the film, we still wanted to keep a little bit of that rhythm. But a lot of her is based on my mom, who was a high school teacher and was one of those teachers that was really cool with the kids."

Amanda Bynes ("She's the Man") talks about how different the role of Penny Pingleton is than anything she has done:

"I talked to (director) Adam (Shankman) about the fact that it was the most pulled-back I've ever been in a movie because I've been a man in one and I've done Nickelodeon where I've been many characters; very goofy. So, for this movie, I had to sort of pull back and be kind of quiet and sort of be the observer, which was actually kind of fun for me and different. This was the type of movie I want to be in, which is, a movie with the heavy hitters and the veterans who I hope to, one day, be like."

Today's highlights

2007-12-13T14:29:00.001-08:00

Today's highlights
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Daytime

“Martha” – Abigail Breslin. 9 a.m. on WANE, Channel 15.

“Live With Regis and Kelly” – Guest co-host Mario Lopez; Scott Baio; Lifehouse performs. 9 a.m. on WISE, Channel 33.

“The View” – Amanda Bynes (“Hairspray”). 11 a.m. on ABC.

“Montel Williams” – Guests hold interventions to help their drug-addicted children. (Repeat) Noon on WFFT, Channel 55.

“Rachael Ray” – Keeping children occupied while traveling; puppy-friendly burgers. 3 p.m. on WANE, Channel 15.

“Dr. Phil” – Husbands go to Dr. Phil’s Man Camp in an effort to give them attitude adjustments and new appreciation for their wives. (Repeat) 3 p.m. on WISE, Channel 33.

“The Ellen DeGeneres Show” – Will Ferrell; Elliott Yamin performs. (Repeat) 4 p.m. on WISE, Channel 33.

Prime time

“How I Met Your Mother” – Lily moves in with Barney; Marshall enjoys fun couple-activities with another man. (Repeat) 8 p.m. on CBS.

“Wife Swap” – A religious, conservative mother switches families with a punk-rock mom who believes partying is important in life. (Repeat) 8 p.m. on ABC.

“Age of Love” – Mark takes three of the women surfing; two of them go to his house for a movie night and the other one with him to a biker bar; Mark sends someone home; host Mark Consuelos. (Repeat) 8 p.m. on NBC.

“Antiques Roadshow” – Portland, Ore.; bronze Japanese altar of the Taisho period; German artist’s landscape sketchbook. (Part 1 of 3) 8 p.m. on WFWA, Channel 39.

“Are You Smarter Than a 5th Grader?” – A California attorney answers questions from elementary-school textbooks to win cash; host Jeff Foxworthy. 8 p.m. on Fox.

“Everybody Hates Chris” – Chris notices that he can do no wrong after Julius lends him a pair of lucky socks. (Repeat) 8 p.m. on The CW, Comcast Channel 19.

“The New Adventures of Old Christine” – Christine learns an astonishing secret after sleeping with Richard’s attractive brother (Charles Esten). (Repeat) 8:30 p.m. on CBS.

“Two and a Half Men” – Charlie and Alan go on a double date, leaving Jake home alone for the first time. (Repeat) 9 p.m. on CBS.

“CMA Music Festival: Country’s Night to Rock” – Brooks & Dunn, Sara Evans, Reba McEntire, Martina McBride, Brad Paisley, Sugarland, Carrie Underwood, LeAnn Rimes, Taylor Swift and Miranda Lambert are scheduled to appear. 9 p.m. on ABC.

“Age of Love” – Mark and the remaining women go camping in the California wilderness; one woman goes on a private hike with Mark; another woman is eliminated from the competition. 9 p.m. on NBC.

“History Detectives” – Posters announcing the Mexican War; book of autographs. 9 p.m. on WFWA, Channel 39.

“Hell’s Kitchen” – Chef Ramsay combines the remaining five chefs into one team; the chefs must compete head-to-head with individual dishes to impress trendsetters; Ramsay makes a heartfelt offer. 9 p.m. on Fox.

“How I Met Your Mother” – Ted and Barney try to convince Marshall his new girlfriend is crazy. (Repeat) 9:30 p.m. on CBS.

“CSI: Miami” – A member of the team dies after being shot in the head; the CSIs find evidence that could lead them to the man behind the shooting. (Repeat) 10 p.m. on CBS.

“Dateline NBC” – A fairy-tale romance in Nantucket, Mass., ends with a death and a trial. 10 p.m. on NBC.

“Simon Schama’s Power of Art” – J.M.W. Turner’s life and work, “Slavers Throwing Overboard the Dead and Dying, Typhoon Coming On.” 10 p.m. on WFWA, Channel 39.

Talk shows tonight

“David Letterman” – Drew Carey. 11:35 p.m. on CBS.

“Jay Leno” – Aaron Eckhart. 11:35 p.m. on NBC.

“Jimmy Kimmel Live” – Debra Messing; Kelly Rowland performs. 12:05 a.m. on ABC.

“Craig Ferguson” – Glenn Close. 12:35 a.m. on CBS.

“Conan O’Brien” – David Hyde Pierce; Kate Mara. (Repeat) 12:35 a.m. on NBC.

Amanda Bynes is all growed up

2007-12-13T14:26:00.000-08:00

Amanda Bynes is all growed up
Amanda Bynes is all growed up
Jun 5, 2007, 11:17 AM | by Whitney Pastorek

Categories: Film, Television

One last Q&A from the MTV Movie Awards, PopWatchers, and then I won't say "fuchsia carpet" ever, ever again (DON'T THINK YOU'RE GETTING OFF THE HOOK, JON VOIGHT): After the jump is my quick chat with the lovely and talented Amanda Bynes, who is starring in this summer's Hairspray re-re-adaptation, and who appears to have suddenly become 21 years old.

I am flabbergasted at how this could have happened, as to the best of my knowledge the spunky little Nickelodeon farmhand (pictured, left, on her old Nick series The Amanda Show and at right arriving at Sunday's awards ceremony) has never been incarcerated, been publicly intoxicated, flashed her lady parts, dated Wilmer Valderrama, battled an eating disorder, or emancipated herself from an overbearing parent. In fact, it seems as though for the last 14 years, Amanda Bynes has done nothing but work hard, act well, have shiny hair, find the funny, and generally be the man. And now that she's a legal adult, she can go forth and prosper both in her career and in her life, unbesmirched by police records, dumbass catchphrases, unfortunate vomiting incidents, poor financial choices, or herpes. Huh. That's crazy.

Entertainment Weekly: When you get this dressed up for... [sweeping gesture with hand] this, how do you take it to the next level for an Emmys, or Oscars?
Amanda Bynes: That's a good point. Well, I haven't been asked to those yet, so I figure I'm not gonna worry about it. But I guess for that I'd wear a longer gown. This is, you know, a mid-thigh cut, so I figure at least it's a little bit younger. But you know, I've always wanted to wear a gown. I've never really worn one.

EW: Never?
AB: No! I've never been to the Oscars or the Emmys. So I just gotta keep doing a good job in movies, and hoping I will one day be nominated, and then I'll get to go. But I'm a big fan of not going somewhere unless you're involved in a movie that's being nominated or something. Otherwise I feel like you're just going to go, and I think that's kind of cheesy and annoying. So, [tonight] I'm just like, I was invited, I'm part of a movie that's presenting [Hairspray], so I'll go. But otherwise I like to sit home with my popcorn and my parents, and pick out things I like and don't like about other people's attire.

EW: Not to be creepy, but you're freaking me out by how grown up you are right now.
AB: Really? I'm sorry. [pauses] People have said that.

EW: Could you stop?
AB: I don't know what to do! I've tried to press my head down... but you know what? I'm 21 now, and I don't want to be so sexy that it's uncomfortable, so I'm definitely not doing any movies that are uncomfortable to watch. But there's cute boys around. You know. You wanna look a little sexy.

EW: Who are you macking on?
AB: Um, nobody that I can say in Entertainment Weekly!

EW: I wouldn't have printed it.
AB: It's a respectable magazine!

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Moviegoers like 'Evil'

2007-12-13T14:23:00.001-08:00

Moviegoers like 'Evil'
Action sequel banks $9.2 million Friday
By VARIETY STAFF“Resident Evil: Extinction,” the third installment of Screen Gems zombie actioner franchise, loaded up $9.2 million for the top spot at Friday’s box office.
Pic’s first Friday B.O. is on par with the opening day take of its 2004 sequel, “Resident Evil: Apocalypse,” and 36% higher than the first “Evil” which bowed in March 2002. “Apocalypse” went on to grab the top spot of its early September 2004 frame with $23 million and a final domestic tally of $50.7 million.

Playing in 2,828 locations, “Extinction” is pacing well ahead of the weekend’s competish for the top spot at the box office.

The Dane Cook-Jessica Alba romantic comedy “Good Luck Chuck” placed second yesterday, swooning $4.9 million from 2,612 theaters. Pic’s Friday is 17% higher than the first day of Cook’s previous fall outing, last year’s “Employee of the Month” which co-starred Jessica Simpson. That film opened at $11.4 million during the first weekend of October and “Chuck” is expected to outpace it.

The Warner Bros. and Village Roadshow drama “The Brave One” grabbed $2.2 million from 2,755 hardtops in its second Friday, 52% off from its opening day. Pic’s current cume stands at $19.9 million.

Focus Features’ wide expansion of David Cronenberg’s Russian mafia drama “Eastern Promises” took the fourth spot at the Friday box office with $1.8 million off 1,404 theaters, bringing its eight day cume to $2.6 million.

Lionsgate’s western “3:10 to Yuma” grossed $1.74 million yesterday on 2,902 for fifth, down 37% from last Friday. Since its Sept. 7 opening, the Russell Crowe-Christian Bale headliner has roped $33.3 million.

Ranking just behind “Yuma,” was U’s Amanda Bynes entry “Sydney White” with $1.73 million off 2,104.

Among other arthouse expansions in their sophomore frame, Tri-Star-Revolution’s “Across the Universe” posted $643,000 from 276 locales and a current cume of $1.6 million while Warner Independent’s “In the Valley of Elah” grossed $336,000 from 317, moving its total take to $518,000. Par Vantage’s opener “Into the Wild,” directed by Sean Penn, touted Friday’s highest screen average with $14,752 or $59,000 from four theaters.

The Brad Pitt oater “The Assassination of Jesse James by the Coward Robert Ford” corralled $44,000 from 15 locations for a per screen average of $2,958

'Resident Evil' tops box office

2007-12-13T14:20:00.000-08:00

Sony's 'Resident Evil: Extinction,' the third installment of the horror franchise, outgrossed the openings of either of the first two films.

'Resident Evil' tops box office
Film hails $24 million, niche takes 'Wild' ride

Sony's horror pic "Resident Evil: Extinction" proved to be another charmed three-quel in easily taking the weekend crown with an estimated gross of $24 million from 2,828 runs, while Paramount Vantage's "Into the Wild" led the crowded specialty race with a boffo per-screen average of $51,649.
For prestige titles, the playing field has never been so crowded this early in the season, sending distributors rushing to reevaluate their release plans.

Overall, box office biz was up 25% from last weekend -- an especially sluggish frame -- although moviegoing traffic still failed to overwhelm. Frame was essentially flat with the same weekend last year, when "Jackass Number Two" led with a $29 million opening.

Lionsgate laffer "Good Luck Chuck," starring Dane Cook and Jessica Alba," opened at No. 2, grossing an estimated $14 million from 2,612 locations, according to Rentrak. Perf was on the lower end of expectations.

Frame's other new wide entry was Morgan Creek-Universal's Amanda Bynes starrer "Sydney White," which came in No. 6, grossing an estimated $5.3 million from 2,104 theaters. U distributed the teen comedy per its output deal with Morgan Creek.

After a soft opening, Jodie Foster starrer "The Brave One" held respectably in its second frame, declining 45% to an estimated $7.4 million from 2,755 locations for a cume of $25.1 million. That put the Warner Bros. and Village Roadshow Pictures title at No. 3 for the weekend.

James Mangold's Western remake "3:10 to Yuma" had an even better hold, declining just 29% in its third frame to an estimated $6.3 million from 2,902 runs for a cume of $37.9 million. Film came in No. 4.

"That gives us two movies in the top five," Lionsgate distribution topper Steve Rothenberg said.

He added that "Good Luck Chuck" came in exactly where the studio wanted. Pic opened well ahead of last year's Dane Cook starrer "Employee of the Month," which grossed $11.4 million in its first weekend. Lionsgate also released that movie.

Sony also was celebratory. "Resident Evil: Extinction," based on the horror survival vidgame and returning Milla Jovovich to the bigscreen in the role of Alice, grossed more than either of the first two films.

"Resident Evil" opened to $17 million in 2002 on its way to a domestic cume of $40.1 million, while 2004 sequel "Resident Evil: Apocalypse" grossed $23 million on its way to a cume of $50.7 million.

Franchise is produced by Constantin Film, Davis Films and Impact Pictures.

On the specialty side, the industry paid close attention to the perf of David Cronenberg's "Eastern Promises" as it went wide over the weekend in only its second frame.

In going wide so quickly, Focus Features was looking to mimic the success New Line enjoyed when taking Cronenberg's "A History of Violence" wide in its second weekend, grossing $8.1 million from 1,340 runs.

"Promises" grossed an estimated $5.7 million from 1,404 playdates for a per-screen average of $4,093 and a cume of $6.5 million, putting it at No. 5.

Pointing to the crowded marketplace, Focus prexy of distribution Jack Foley said the film was off to a "solid, sturdy" start.

The competish, however, questioned taking a specialty title wide too quickly instead of taking the more traditional platform route and slowly building an aud, considering a marketplace where there are plenty of choices for more serious moviegoers,.

Far and away, the weekend's winner among prestige titles was "Into the Wild," directed by Sean Penn and based on the book by Jon Krakauer. Well-reviewed drama, starring Emile Hirsch, grossed an estimated $206,596 from four runs in Gotham and Los Angeles for a per-screen average of $51,649.

That's among the top per-screen averages of all time for a limited release with a similar number of runs. Film's performance is a needed boost for Vantage, which has suffered several box office disappointments this year.

"We couldn't be happier with the results, both critically and at the box office," a Vantage spokesperson said. "I think it bodes well for the ongoing strength of the picture."

Vantage will expand this coming weekend into the top 10 or 12 markets, but no more.

The weekend's other high-profile limited release was Warner Bros.' "The Assassination of Jesse James by the Coward Robert Ford," starring Brad Pitt and Casey Affleck. Film, directed by Andrew Dominik, grossed an estimated $144,000 from five runs in Gotham, Los Angeles and Toronto, for a per-screen average of $28,717.

Among its various plans for broadening the pic, Warners has decided to take the slower route. Over the weekend, Warners also held exclusive runs of the film in Austin, Texas, a common testing ground for Westerns.

"We are going to continue to roll it out on a platform basis. We will slowly expand. We don't want to get caught speeding," Warners prexy of distribution Dan Fellman said. "We have a movie that is very upscale, and that is also long, which restricts its runs. Sometimes, slower is better."

"Jesse James" will keep the same five locations this weekend, before moving into an additional nine markets Oct. 9.

Sony Pictures Classics' "The Jane Austen Book Club" debuted at an estimated $160,520 from 25 locations for a per-screen average of $6,421.

Among specialty pics expanding over the weekend, Sony/Revolution's "Across the Universe" grossed an estimated $2 million from 276 runs for a per-screen average of $7,345 and a cume of $3 million. That put the Julie Taymor pic, constructed around the music of the Beatles, at No. 13.

Whimsical romancer is benefiting from the same sort of female interest that made New Line's "Hairspray" a surprise performer. And like "Hairspray," Taymor's film is getting lots of repeat business.

"There's no doubt that there are multiple viewings," Sony prexy of distribution Rory Bruer said. "Basically, there are two different contingencies in the aud. There are older Beatle fans, but the majority has been a younger aud."

Like Warners and Vantage, Bruer will stick to a traditional platform release.

Also expanding over the weekend was Warner Independent Pictures' "In the Valley of Elah," which placed No. 17, grossing an estimated $1.3 million from 317 runs for a per-screen average of $4,022 and a cume of $1.4 million.

"Elah," directed by Paul Haggis and starring Tommy Lee Jones and Charlize Theron, is among the first of a handful of movies dealing with the consequences of the Iraq war and the Middle East. On Sept. 28, Universal bows "The Kingdom."

Warner Independent distribution topper Steven Friedlander said "Elah" enjoyed a "very solid expansion," and that the drama played well across all markets, helping to minimize worries that it wouldn't play well in more conservative states because it would be perceived as a liberal title.

ThinkFilm docu "In the Shadow of the Moon," about the Apollo astronauts, grossed an estimated $178,150 as it expanded to 67 locations in its third frame for a per-screen average of 2,659 and a cume of $341,661.

The Weinstein Co.-MGM's "The Hunting Party," starring Richard Gere and Terrence Howard, grossed an estimated $351,000 as it expanded to 329 locations in its third frame for a per-screen average of $1,067 and a cume of $543,814.

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(Film) Sydney White and the Seven Dorks
More than one option(Film) The Brave One
(Film) Brave One
More than one option(Film) Employee of the Month
(Tv) Employee of the Month
More than one option(Film) A History of Violence
(Film) A History of Violence
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(Film) Det Stora Loftet
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(Person) Jack Foley
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(Person) Jesse James
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(Person) Jesse James
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(Person) Jesse James
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(Person) Jesse James
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(Film) Hairspray
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(Film) Happy Feet
(Film) The Kingdom
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Weekly Vpage roundup

2007-12-13T14:16:00.000-08:00

Sylvester Stallone pals around with Milla Jovovich at the Las vegas preem of 'Resident Evil: Extinction.'

Sylvester Stallone pals around with Milla Jovovich at the Las vegas preem of 'Resident Evil: Extinction.'

Bernie Brillstein chats with Paul Bennett at the Talent Managers Assn. Seymour Heller wards.

'Sydney White' star Amanda Bynes waves to fans at Thursday's premiere in Westwood.

Weekly Vpage roundup
Stallone checks out 'Evil,' 'Sydney White' bows
By VARIETY STAFF

More than one option(Person) Paul Bennett
Actor, Stand-In
(Person) Paul Bennett
Assistant Director, Office Runner, Production
(Person) Paul Bennett
Assistant Director
"Resident Evil: Extinction" premieres
Sylvester Stallone was one of the many stars rubbing elbows with pic's star Milla Jovovich at the film's Las Vegas preem of "Resident Evil: Extinction" at Planet Hollywood.

Talent Managers award their own

The Talent Managers Assn.'s annual Seymour Heller Awards were held Wednesday in L.A. Among those in atten-dance were Bernie Brillstein and Paul Bennett.

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(Film) Sydney White and the Seven Dorks

"Sydney White" star Amanda Bynes was on hand for the film's Westwood premiere on Thursday.

Conan, VH1 save the music

Conan O'Brien struck a chord for a good cause at the VH1 Save the Music 10th anniversary gala on Thursday at Gotham's Lincoln Center.

Tribeca screens shorts

Josh Lucas was in attendance at the annual Tropfest@Tribeca short film fest held Sunday in Gotham.

"Game Plan"

"The Game Plan" star Dwayne "The Rock" Johnson mingled with co-star Madison Pettis and Spike the Bulldog at the film's Hollywood premiere on Sunday.

Pic's Kyra Sedgwick with Ali Larter were also on hand.

Nickelodeon ups Paula Kaplan

2007-12-13T14:15:00.001-08:00

Nickelodeon ups Paula Kaplan
Casting guru promoted to exec VP of talent
By JOSEF ADALIANNickelodeon is carving out a major new role for Paula Kaplan, the longtime casting exec who helped launch the careers of tween talent such as Amanda Bynes, Lil' Romeo and Nick Cannon.
Kaplan has been upped to exec VP of talent/talent development and West Coast g.m., a gig that makes her Nick's top exec in Los Angeles. She'll continue heading up casting for the cabler and its offshoots while adding music and talent development to her slate.

"Paula planted the Nickelodeon flag in the creative community many years ago, when most people outside of New York didn't even know what Nickelodeon was," said Nick/MTV Nets Kids and Family Group prexy Cyma Zarghami, to whom Kaplan reports. "She has built one of the most successful rosters of kid and tween talent in the industry ... She will be our primary point person in Los Angeles for all talent and music initiatives as well as our senior executive representing all aspects of Nickelodeon within the creative community."

Kaplan's new music responsibilities come in the wake of the cabler's recently announced four-year pact with Sony Music to co-develop, co-produce and jointly finance TV and music projects. One of the first projects under the initiatives is a CD tied to Nick's hit "The Naked Brothers Band."

Exec, who'd been senior VP of talent since 2002, has been with the cabler for 13 years. In addition to Bynes and Cannon, Kaplan helped cast Nick stars such as Jamie Lynn Spears, Josh Peck and Drake Bell ("Josh & Drake"), Emma Roberts and Lil' JJ. She also serves as co-exec producer of the Kids' Choice Awards, booking host/presenter talent such as Justin Timberlake, Will Smith, Tom Cruise and Cameron Diaz.

Kaplan's Nick career began in New York, where she served as director of PR for the cabler from 1993 until 1994. She launched Nick's West Coast talent department in 1996.

Paula Kaplan Nickelodeon casting vet is 'All That'

2007-12-13T14:12:00.000-08:00

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Paula Kaplan
Nickelodeon casting vet is 'All That'

Britney Spears' kid sister Jamie Lynn made an appearance on "Oprah" in 2002 that changed her life. Paula Kaplan spotted her on the show and flew the 10-year-old from Louisiana to L.A. for a sit-down.
"We asked Jamie Lynn if she had any characters," recalls Kaplan, recently promoted to executive VP of talent and West Coast general manager for Nickelodeon. "She did an incredible old-lady security guard, and we were like, 'That voice came out of this little body?'"

Kaplan cast Spears on "All That," an established sketch comedy series featuring Amanda Bynes, and auds quickly confirmed her hunch about Spears' star potential.

"Somebody sent me an email saying Jamie Lynn got the second-most fan mail after Amanda Bynes," Kaplan says. "I thought, 'We've got something here.'"

A 13-year Nickelodeon vet, Kaplan has overseen the casting of the network's top stars, including Bynes, Emma Roberts, Drake Bell, Josh Peck, Lil' JJ, Lil' Romeo and Nick Cannon. Once she's signed a performer, she monitors the child's progress and his or her fan base. Kaplan often makes swift recommendations to the network: Give this kid a show.

Spears graduated to "Zoey 101," a popular Nick sitcom which producer Dan Schneider created with the actress in mind.

Kaplan's success with kids' casting results from a combination of easy people skills (she started as PR director of Nick), business savvy and natural maternal instincts. After a certain amount of camera testing, Kaplan, a mother of two, sits down with each potential Nick hire.

"I want to be in a room with the kid so I can really engage with them and hear how they answer questions -- without the manager or the mother," says Kaplan, who also co-exec produces the Nickelodeon-sponsored Kids' Choice Awards, an event frequented by such hugely popular teen stars-turned-megacelebrities as Justin Timberlake and Tom Cruise.

Kaplan is credited with raising the net's corporate profile, forging and maintaining relationships with studios and making the awards show a high-profile Hollywood event.

Recent breakthrough: Found stars for "Drake and Josh," "Zoey 101," "Ned's Declassified," "iCarly" and "Just Jordan," to name a few.

Role model: "Nick Cannon. He's a really good kid. He's driven, but he's socially conscious. You don't see Nick in the tabloids."

What's next: "We've entered into a record deal with Sony. On Oct. 9, our first CD, the soundtrack from the first season of 'The Naked Brothers' Band' comes out. It's 'Monkees' meets 'Hard Day's Night.'"

Samm Levine

2007-12-13T14:10:00.000-08:00

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Samm Levine

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APA has signed thesp Samm Levine. Levine was most recently seen in "Sydney White" opposite Amanda Bynes. Additional credits include "Freaks and Geeks" and "Not Another Teen Movie."

Katherine Heigl set for 'Truth'

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Katherine Heigl set for 'Truth'
Film reunites 'Legally Blonde' director, writers
By TATIANA SIEGEL
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Katherine Heigl will topline the battle-of-the-sexes romantic comedy "The Ugly Truth" for Lakeshore Entertainment.
Film reunites the "Legally Blonde" team of helmer Robert Luketic and writers Karen McCullah Lutz and Kirsten Smith.

Columbia Pictures will distribute "Ugly Truth" worldwide.

Story centers on a romantically challenged morning show producer (Heigl) who is reluctantly embroiled in a series of outrageous tests by her chauvinistic correspondent to prove his theories on relationships and help her find love. His clever ploys, however, lead to an unexpected result.

Shooting is scheduled to begin April 15.

Lakeshore's Tom Rosenberg and Gary Lucchesi are producing alongside Steve Reuther.

Film was greenlit based on Lutz & Smith's rewrite of Nicole Eastman's original screenplay. Lutz & Smith last teamed with Lakeshore on the Amanda Bynes starrer "She's the Man."

Heigl, who starred in the summer hit "Knocked Up," will next be seen in "27 Dresses" for Fox 2000.

Luketic's next film, the casino thriller "21," will be distributed by Sony. His credits include "Monster-in-Law" and "Win a Date With Tad Hamilton!"

Disney, Nickelodeon mint child stars

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Disney, Nickelodeon mint child stars
Cablers use mixed methods to make kid careers
By CYNTHIA LITTLETON

The reels kept coming in every few months to the Disney Channel offices in Burbank. A gawky pre-teen girl with a charming Tennessee drawl was determined to land the role of her dreams in a show that the kidvid cabler was developing about an everyday tween kid who happens to lead a double life as a rock star.
The great "Hannah Montana" hunt became the Disney Channel's version of the search for Scarlett O'Hara, dragging on for more than a year. The first time Disney Channel entertainment prexy Gary Marsh and "Hannah" co-creator/executive producer Michael Poryes saw 11-year-old Miley Cyrus on tape, they thought she was adorable and well-spoken, but a little too young and unpolished to fit the "Hannah" bill.

But Miley's persistence paid off. Just as producers were prepared to go to pilot with a more experienced moppet, another Miley reel arrived, this time, with another year of acting lessons under her rhinestone belt. They had their Hannah.

"We made a bet on Miley that she had that star quality, the charisma and the 'it' factor to create this role," Marsh says. "For us, every casting session, every development project starts with the notion that we have to create our own stars. We don't have the same established pool of talent" to select from as adult shows do.

Cyrus' story of how she got the gig that turned her into a kidvid star is a good example of the unconventional talent scouting techniques used in the exploding world of tween- and teen-centric entertainment. Youth-oriented film, TV, music and DVD fare is a vibrant and fast-growing marketplace but one that remains dominated by the two powerhouse cablers that invented the contempo incarnation of the genre, Nickelodeon and Disney Channel.

For execs at both outfits, the search for fresh faces and potential breakout personalities is a 24/7, year-round pursuit that is a crucial element in their quest to remain hip and cool in the eyes of the most fickle of demographics.

"We meet with kids all the time, and we're always looking for relatabilty," says Paula Kaplan, executive VP of talent and West Coast general manager of Nickelodeon.

"What we're always trying to (showcase) on Nick is people who are regular kids -- not the beauty-pageant-winner kind of talent. And we like diversity. You'll never see all blond girls on Nick, or all skinny girls. We live to mix it up so that the shows on air reflect the real world of a kid."

But it takes more than schoolyard charm to make it in the high-stakes world of kidvid these days, especially if a moppet has designs on transitioning to grown-up roles later on. Talent reps who specialize in youth thesps say there's never been more demand for triple-threat kids -- witness the Disney Channel's phenomenal worldwide success with its "High School Musical" tuner franchise. Given that kids now have ample platforms to become superstars in the tween universe, it's more important than ever that youthful performers are wise to the ways of the industry and have a strong support network behind them.

The Nick teen fix

Nickelodeon is famous for its farm-team system of developing new shows around actors who are introduced to the Nick aud by supporting or guest-starring roles in other shows. It started more than a decade ago with the sketch comedy "All That," when execs and producers couldn't help but notice the chemistry between two of the troupers, Kenan Thompson and Kel Mitchell, who were given their own show, "Kenan and Kel." Amanda Bynes, Nick Cannon and Jamie Lynn Spears also served stints on "All That" on their way to starring in their own Nick series. Bynes' "The Amanda Show" featured Drake Bell and Josh Peck in supporting roles before they graduated to "Drake and Josh." Miranda Cosgrove, star of Nick's latest buzz-bin series "iCarly," was a regular on "Drake and Josh."

"I haven't been out of production since 1994," says writer-producer Dan Schneider, himself a one-time child actor who is now Nickelodeon's most prolific supplier of programs, including "Amanda," Spears' "Zoey 101," "Drake and Josh" and "iCarly."

"All of my shows have been farmed from a previous show. We take casting even minor roles on all of our shows incredibly seriously because that's how you keep it going," Schneider says. "You remember people who impress you (in auditions). Even if they're not right for the role we're casting, I file them in the back of my head and when I'm casting something else they are right for I can just say 'Aha! Go get that girl.'"

And once the show is ready to break, the kid star becomes the centerpiece of a multimedia marketing blitz that is usually focused more on launching its tyro entertainer as a new brand affiliated with a favorite channel than on strictly pumping the program. That's one reason so many of the latest hot properties -- including Disney Channel's "Hannah" and "High School Musical" franchise or Nickelodeon's "The Naked Brothers Band" -- emphasize music, which makes for a natural ancillary marketing hook through recordings and live performances.

"The audience wants to have different access points for their (favorite) stars, and they want as much access as they can get," Kaplan says.

Having a rich Web presence is vital, of course, but it all still comes down to the TV property to drive everything else. There won't be much in the way of soundtrack sales, albums, books, merchandising or feature-film adaptations without a successful TV program to stoke demand and lend legitimacy to a newcomer.

"We have a lot of people come to us who now want the whole Disney package," says Marsh, citing the company's strength at cross-pollinating properties among its feature, publishing, Internet, music and theatrical productions. "We have to tell people, 'One step at a time. Let us help develop your talents.' Because it has to start out (on Disney Channel) to drive appeal. Once you've got that baseline level of awareness, then we can talk about what the extensions are, and with the right talent, the sky's the limit."

Instant messaging

The fast expansion of the tween/ teen market during the past dozen years has also had the effect of rewriting the rules of what it takes to become a kidvid star.

Forget the Shirley Temple model. For programs aimed at kids in the 6-15 range, execs and producers say, an actor must come off as extremely relatable to the aud in a kid-next-door way, yet their on-air personality has to be compelling enough to get a firm grip on a demo with short attention spans. Actors on Nickelodeon and Disney Channel live-action shows can't be too over-the-top, but they can't be too low-key either.

"A lot of kids are groomed through commercials, where the acting is bigger for the salesmanship factor. It can be a challenge to take them down a notch," Marsh says. "But it's easier to take someone down a notch than to raise them up a notch in terms of energy. If they're too low-key, you don't know if that's a choice or a limitation."

"A lot of it falls down to that first 10 seconds in the room and how they behave," says Bonnie Liedtke, an agent with WMA who has specialized in repping kid actors for more than 20 years. Among her finds over the years have been Leonardo DiCaprio, Hilary Swank and "High School Musical's" Zac Efron and Corbin Bleu.

In her first 10 years or so in the kidvid sector, the onus was on Liedtke to proactively scout for new faces. Now she doesn't have enough hours in the day to see all the genuinely talented interested in booking an audition. The fact that there are so many more employment options for younger actors these days has made many more kids focused on breaking into showbiz, Liedtke says.

Popularity contest

Like most talent scouting processes, hopefuls generally come in the door at Disney Channel and Nick through agents, managers, casting directors and recommendations from others in the industry, particularly young actors themselves. Disney Channel execs periodically try to hold discreet open calls in various cities. They work through local talent reps and acting schools, and occasionally place a local ad that doesn't identify it as a Disney Channel-hosted audition.

Two years ago they made the rounds, and out of 5,000 kids who cycled through their stops in a handful of cities, a girl from Texas stood out in Marsh's mind. The young actress, Selena Gomez, was cast in the pilot for the spinoff of "Lizzie McGuire," which didn't go, and last year they gave her two more pilots, one of which became the recently launched series "The Wizards of Waverly Place."

"That's a question of betting on talent," Marsh says. "Once you find the person, you've got to make a commitment to give them work to get their shot."

Big casts make for major challenges

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UNKNOWN FORECAST: Finding the young thesps to fill out the acting ensemble of 'Atonement' led the film's casting director on long, exhaustive talent searches.

Big casts make for major challenges
Finding right mix of actors can lead to SAG win
By ZACHARY PINCUS-ROTH

A great ensemble cast doesn't necessarily lead to a great film -- but it helps. In five of the 12 years it has been awarded, the SAG Award for ensemble cast of a film has predicted the picture award at the Oscars ("Crash," "The Lord of the Rings: The Return of the King," "Chicago," "American Beauty" and "Shakespeare in Love"). Even if it doesn't lead to Oscar's top prize, a SAG win in the cast category can create Oscar heat, as it did for last year's winner, "Little Miss Sunshine," which went on to win for original screenplay and for Alan Arkin's supporting turn.
Variety spoke with several casting directors about the major challenges they faced in putting their respective ensembles together.

Atonement. Jina Jay needed to find three different actresses to play the role of Briony, the adolescent who falsely accuses a man of rape. "Vanessa Redgrave happened first," she says, "and then Romola Garai, who plays Briony as an 18-year-old." But the revelation was the 12-year-old Briony, Saoirse Ronan. "Saoirse was recommended by a dialogue coach I'd worked with. Saoirse's father sent a DVD of her reading. Spectacular! We flew her to London with several other girls. We met an enormous number of girls, 350 girls, whom we saw on a one-to-one basis -- 350 is a lot."

There Will Be Blood. According to Cassandra Kulukundis, Paul Thomas Anderson "often wants unknown faces and nonactors. With this film, it was vital. The script was set in turn of the century, and the people were starving on the land. They were 35 but looked 55." So she rented a car and drove around the country looking for unknowns. Among her finds was 9-year-old Dillon Freasier from Fort Davis, Texas. "I had gone on a search for a child who was more interested in the outdoors, not a kid who watched TV and played Game Boy," she says. "I met Dillon at his school and videotaped him, and ran back to California to show my tape to Paul."

Sweeney Todd. Susie Figgis, a Tim Burton veteran, says this pic was one of her toughest. "I'd know how to cast a Tim Burton movie and I know how to cast a musical," she says. "But the two are not an easy marriage. You're trying to find this quirky world of Tim Burton, but you need to find people who can sing." And they all had to be okayed by Stephen Sondheim. Another challenge, Figgis says, is that Burton wanted the teenagers to actually look like teenagers. "He wanted 16 and 17, which is younger than drama school kids. I discovered singing corners of Europe that I didn't know existed. I discovered youth opera societies in North Ireland," which is how she found Jayne Wisener to play the young female lead, Johanna.

Charlie Wilson's War. As Ellen Lewis explains it, "There's a Vegas section of this movie and a Washington section of this movie, they're in Jerusalem at one point, they're in Texas. At the same time, you have to make everyone cohesive. Mike Nichols has a theory -- he says everybody needs to be almost part of the same person." Fortunately, Nichols knows actors and keeps close tabs on the theater world, which is where he got Denis O'Hare, John Slattery, Christopher Denham and Ken Stott. Nichols even cast one of his students from Gotham's New Actors Workshop, Joe Roland, who wrote and starred in a play that Nichols produced Off-Broadway.

Eastern Promises. Casting directors Deirdre Bowen and Nina Gold needed to find actors who could play Russian mobsters in London. "We had a lovely fellow who had a Turkish acting troupe in London, and he made some connections for us," Bowen says. "We were looking at a cross section of London that was not the London you see in 'Masterpiece Theater.' " Eastern European supporting players include the Polish actor Jerzy Skolimowski and the Turkish Josef Altin, plus lots of Russians for the ensemble scenes.

American Gangster. "This was the easiest job, even though it was a huge, huge cast," says Avy Kaufman. "A lot of times you show directors a lot of people and you have to show them 20,000 more," but Ridley Scott was decisive. Because the material was attractive, Kaufman says, "I got great people to do parts they wouldn't normally do," including Roger Bart ("Young Frankenstein"), who plays an angry attorney and Kevin Corrigan ("Grounded for Life"), who in one scene gets to bite Russell Crowe.

Michael Clayton. Ellen Chenoweth had little trouble recruiting actors for juicy supporting roles to surround George Clooney. "There was something King Lear-ish in a way" about Tom Wilkinson's character, says the casting director, whose list consisted of classically-trained Brits and Aussies, plus Warren Beatty. Chenoweth was particularly proud of calling Tony Gilroy's attention to Sean Cullen, who played Clooney's more responsible brother. "He's like the guys you saw running into the World Trade Center," she says. "He has this dignity and goodness about him. That guy could say to George, 'Stop messing around.' "

Hairspray. David Rubin and Richard Kicks covered all bases. "Musicals have recently had a rough time of it at the box office," says Rubin, "so we had one eye on the kinds of actors who could attract a broad audience. We wanted the offbeat character actors like Chris Walken, the latest matinee idol like Zac Efron, the Disney Channel heroine Amanda Bynes, and John Travolta, the reigning kind of movie musicals." At one of open-call audition, they found newcomer Elijah Kelley. "There was no one else in the casting session for that role," says Rubin. "We hoped not to go further." And they didn't.

Into the Wild. Francine Maisler credits Sean Penn with making the casting process an easy one. "He makes the sessions a very safe place for the actors so they feel free to experiment. He knows what he is looking for, but he is also open to being surprised," says the casting director. And how did she find those bizarre skinny-dipping tourists? "The two tourists in the Grand Canyon were originally written as German, but we decided to also look in Copenhagen, which is where we found the actress Signe Olsen. I'm always open to looking anywhere in the world to find the right person for the role." (Robert Hofler contributed to this report.)

The Rep Sheet - December 28, 2004

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The Rep Sheet - December 28, 2004

Date: Tuesday, December 28 2004

Benjamin King, whose credits include "Saving Jessica Lynch," "Six Feet Under" and the NBC pilot "Weekends," has signed with Innovative Artists Agency and manager Peter Principato of Principato Young. King also will appear in an upcoming episode of the WB Network's "What I Like About You," starring Amanda Bynes. His credits also include "S.W.A.T." and "Lethal Weapon 4." … Chameleon Entertainment CEO
Damon Harman has joined forces with Jonathan Nixon to relaunch Point of View Films, a commercial/music video production company. POV has signed Ryan Craig, who will write and direct the upcoming feature film "Small Town Saturday Night." POV will produce under the Chameleon Entertainment banner. Chameleon was formed this year by Harman to produce reality programming for network and cable television. Nixon, president of Point of View Films, produced and directed national television commercial campaigns for Disney World, Budweiser, America Online, Motorola and Bacardi. Chameleon Entertainment is represented by ICM. Craig is represented by CAA. … Craig Kirkwood, who starred as Rev in "Remember the Titans," has signed with Diverse Talent Agency for theatrical representation and Will Levine for personal management. … Also signing with Diverse is Dwayne Adway. His recent credits include 20th Century Fox's "First Daughter" and MGM's "Soul Plane." Adway is best known for his role as Dennis Rodman in "Bad as I Wanna Be: The Dennis Rodman Story." He next appears in MGM's "Into the Blue," which follows a group of deep-sea divers who get into trouble with a drug lord when they discover a sunken airplane filled with illicit cargo. Adway is managed by Mark Schumacher of Schumacher Management, and his attorney is James Feldman of Lichter, Grossman, Nichols, Adler & Goodman. … David Shapira and Associates has expanded its talent department with the arrival of Mark Scroggs and Ryan Karvola. Both agents were at Don Buchwald & Associates. At Buchwald, Scroggs worked closely with talent and comedy clients and will continue to do so at DSA. Before his time at Buchwald, he was an agent at the APA Agency and Paul Kohner Inc. At Buchwald, Karvola worked with Scroggs and West Coast president Tim Angle. He also worked with talent and comedy clients as well as reality and hosting clients. … Osbrink, the decade-old child and young adult talent agency, has appointed former WMA talent agent Robert Haas to spearhead the agency's newly christened adult theatrical talent division. Haas joined Osbrink last year, following four years at WMA and five years at ICM. Accompanying Haas at Osbrink are actress Alexandra Paul, whose recent credits include "Landslide," "Saving Emily" and "A Woman Hunted"; Ned Bellamy, whose credits include "Ice Town," "The Whole Ten Yards" and the upcoming "Lords of Dogtown"; and actor Ben Falcone ("Chicken Party," "Trial and Error"). Paul is represented by manager Daniel Sladek; Bellamy by manager Laina Cohn. In addition, Haas also represents a select few of the agency's premier young adults and elite youth clients. … CAA has signed Andrew Steele, co-head writer of "Saturday Night Live." Steele's other credits include "The Ladies Man" and "The Jon Stewart Show."

Today's 'girl' Is 'debutante' With Plot Curves

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Today's 'girl' Is 'debutante' With Plot Curves

Date: Friday, April 4 2003

"Girl" genesis: There may only be a handful of plots in all of literature, but Hollywood's gotten very good at updating and fine tuning them to produce a steady stream of new movies.

A case in point is "What A Girl Wants" from Warner Bros. in association with Gaylord Films, opening April 4 in more than 2,900 theaters. Directed by Dennie Gordon and produced
by Denise Di Novi, Bill Gerber and Hunt Lowry, the romantic comedy was written by Jenny Bicks and Elizabeth Chandler. The film is based on William Douglas Home's screenplay and stage play "The Reluctant Debutante." Executive produced by E. K. Gaylord II, Alison Greenspan and Casey La Scala, "Girl" stars Amanda Bynes, Colin Firth, Kelly Preston, Eileen Atkins, Anna Chancellor and Jonathan Pryce.

"One of my favorite movies is 'The Reluctant Debutante' (1958) with Sandra Dee, Rex Harrison and Kay Kendall (and directed by Vincente Minnelli). I always loved stories about girls having adventures or going to foreign locales and I got the idea to remake the movie," Di Novi told me. "We developed the screenplay at Warners for a few years. We kept basically the same concept of a girl going to England to find her father, but we added the surprise element where she goes to find a father who never knew she existed."

With plot curves like this, "Girl" has turned into a more contemporary coming of age story than the original film was. The approach is already showing signs of working with the young female audience, which knows Bynes from television programs like Nickelodeon's "The Amanda Show" and her new WB comedy "What I Like About You" and from her role opposite Frankie Muniz in the movie "Big Fat Liar." Last Saturday night Warners held some 1,000 well attended sneak previews of "Girl" with those on hand scoring the picture a very encouraging 85% in the Top Two Boxes (excellent and very good).

Di Novi began developing the project, she said, when she was "at Turner Pictures and then Turner merged with Warner Bros. and my deal moved there. It was about five or six years ago. The first draft was from Jenny Bicks, who went on to 'Sex and the City' fame (as a writer-producer and winning two Golden Globes and an Emmy). She was a new screenwriter at that time. Then we had Jessica Bendinger, who wrote 'Bring It On.' Jessica didn't end up getting credit. And then Elizabeth Chandler (whose credits include 'A Little Princess' and 'Someone Like You') did the final draft. When Billy Gerber left his job as president (of worldwide theatrical production at Warners), I invited him to partner with me on the movie. He's my producing partner. And when the script was ready we had Dennie

Carmack Goes Overboard For 'lovewrecked'

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Carmack Goes Overboard For 'lovewrecked'

Date: Tuesday, June 22 2004
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Former "The O.C." regular Chris Carmack is in negotiations to team with Amanda Bynes in the romantic comedy "Lovewrecked" for helmer Randal Kleiser. Media 8 Entertainment is producing along with the recently relaunched Bacon & Eggs from a script by Stephen Langford.

"Lovewrecked" finds Bynes as Jenny, an 18-year-old who is ecstatic when she learns that her favorite
rock star — to be played by Carmack — is a guest at the tropical resort where she is working for the summer. When they are both thrown overboard during a cruise, Jenny finds herself stranded alone with him on what they think is a remote beach.

Media 8's Stewart Hall is producing with Bacon & Eggs' Joe Anderson and Wendy Thorlakson.

Carmack is best known for his role as Luke Ward on the freshman year of Fox's hit series "O.C." His other credits include a starring role opposite Dennis Hopper in the USA Network original telefilm "The Last Ride."

He is repped by Writers and Artists Group International, managers Ted Gekis and Daniel Ribera and attorney Matthew Thompson at Stroock, Stroock & Lavan.

Carmack goes overboard for `Lovewrecked'

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Carmack goes overboard for `Lovewrecked'

Date: Tuesday, June 22 2004

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Former ``The O.C.'' regular Chris Carmack is in negotiations to team with Amanda Bynes in the romantic comedy ``Lovewrecked'' for helmer Randal Kleiser.
``Lovewrecked'' finds Bynes as Jenny, an 18-year-old who is ecstatic when she learns that her favorite rock star _ to be played by Carmack _ is a guest at the tropical resort where she is working for the summer. When they are
both thrown overboard during a cruise, Jenny finds herself stranded alone with him on what they think is a remote beach.

'blonde' Scribes Eye Bard Update

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'blonde' Scribes Eye Bard Update

Date: Friday, May 14 2004

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"Legally Blonde" scribes Karen McCullah Lutz and Kirsten Smith are in discussions to rewrite the untitled Shakespeare makeover that is being developed as a starring vehicle for Amanda Bynes.

Set up at DreamWorks, the romantic comedy is being produced by the Donners' Co. and is described as a contemporary take on "Twelfth Night." The story centers on a girl who poses
as her missing twin brother for two weeks.

Bynes, who made her mark on Nickelodeon with "The Amanda Show" and "All That," toplines the WB Network's sophomore comedy "What I Like About You." On the big screen, she starred in "What a Girl Wants" and "Big Fat Liar."

Donners' president Ewan Jack Leslie, who wrote the first draft of the screenplay, will produce with Lauren Shuler Donner. Marc Haimes and Jeanne Allgood are overseeing for DreamWorks.

Leslie is repped by Alex Goldstone and Jeff Graup at Bondesen-Graup and attorney Joel McKuin at Colden, McKuin and Frankel. Bynes is repped by UTA and attorney Dave Feldman. Lutz and Smith are repped by Genesi

FILM NOTES

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FILM NOTES

Date: Thursday, May 27 2004

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Amanda Bynes has inked to topline the romantic comedy ``Lovewrecked'' for helmer Randal Kleiser. The project marks Bynes' first starring role after the Dennie Gordon-helmed ``What a Girl Wants'' for Warner Bros. Pictures. Shooting starts next month in the Caribbean. ``Lovewrecked'' finds Bynes as Jenny, an 18-year-old girl who is ecstatic when she finds that her favorite rock star is a guest at the
tropical resort where she is working for the summer. When they are both thrown overboard during a cruise, Jenny finds herself stranded alone with him on what they think is a remote beach. . . . Walter Hill has signed on to direct the cop thriller ``Little Sister'' for Millennium Films. Hill will direct from a script he co-wrote with his production partner and longtime collaborator David Giler. The story centers on a female cop who teams up with a Mafia-type thug seeking retribution for his little sister's death. Hill's directing credits include ``48 Hrs.,'' ``Southern Comfort,'' ``Red Heat'' and ``Deadwood.'' . . . David Mackenzie, who made waves for helming the controversial NC-17-rated ``Young Adam,'' starring Ewan McGregor and Tilda Swinton, will next direct ``Nico'' for Vagabond Films, the company said Wednesday. Based on the book ``Nico: The End'' by James Young, the biopic will center on the life of Nico, a model-singer-actress who was part of the Andy Warhol scene in the 1960s. She appeared in Federico Fellini's 1960 film ``La Dolce Vita'' and was chosen by Warhol to sing with the Velvet Underground. Heroin addiction took over her life, however, and she died in 1988 in a bicycle accident in Ibiza, Spain. The project, described as dark and funny, also will revolve around the lives of the other members of the Velvet Underground while Nico was a member.

In Focus

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In Focus

Date: Tuesday, February 28 2006

Canadian hearts swell whenever one of their own marches on Hollywood with movie-mogul ambitions.

Toronto's Derek Elliot is the latest. Elliot caught the movie bug in 2004 when Montreal-based independent producer Media 8 Entertainment shot the Amanda Bynes-starring teen pic "Lovewrecked" on location at his tony Sun Village Resort and Spa in the Dominican Republic.

That sand-to-stardust Hollywood shoot led Elliot, backed by his family's real estate fortune, to invest in future Media 8 films, most recently Mike Binder's Ben Affleck starrer "Man About Town."

"We're not dabblers. This is a business opportunity for us," Elliot says, pointing to Gulf & Western Industries, the sprawling conglomerate that bought Paramount in 1966, as the template for his own Hollywood play.

Ever since Louis B. Mayer co-founded MGM, ambitious Canadians have latched on to Hollywood partners, told the business media they were hardly in over their heads, and then sunk, swam or disappeared in shark-infested waters.

Most famously, there was Edgar Bronfman Jr. steering his family's Seagram empire away from liquor and Dupont stock into PolyGram and Universal Pictures before an ill-fated all-stock acquisition by Vivendi six years ago.

Elsewhere, high-flying Toronto investment banker Frank Guistra launched Vancouver-based Lions Gate Entertainment as a mini-studio in 1997, only to sell his depleted stake in 2002 to Los Angeles-based investors Michael Burns and Jon Feltheimer.

Also ending up on Hollywood's cutting-room floor was Montreal-based visual effects software giant Richard Szalwinski, whose Discreet Logic empire in 1996 bought independent producer Malo film. Szalwinski quickly expanded and ran up steep losses before merging with Los Angeles-based Mark Damon's MDP Worldwide. That union eventually morphed into the nominally Canadian Media 8 Entertainment, Elliot's current partner.

There is the occasional success story. Buyout specialist Gerry Schwartz followed up taking a minority stake in independent producer Phoenix Pictures by flipping the Loews Cineplex cinema chain for $1.4 billion. But mostly there's flame-outs, with Fireworks Entertainment Inc., Paragon Entertainment, Telescene Film Group and Blackwatch Entertainment rounding out the list of production also-rans.

Elliot aims to buck that trend by making "studio-quality pictures for indie prices" with Media 8 Entertainment. He was emboldened by the Weinstein brothers' recent acquisition of U.S. release rights for "Lovewrecked."

And Elliot insists he holds patient money and a long-term view of the movie production market.

Etan Vlessing can be reached at etan.vlessing@sympatico.ca

'man' Gives Par Another Double Win

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'man' Gives Par Another Double Win

Date: Thursday, July 27 2006

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Paramount Home Entertainment topped the national video sales and rental charts for the third week this month, this time with the teen comedy "She's the Man," starring Amanda Bynes.

The film, which grossed $33.7 million in theaters, is the first DreamWorks title Paramount distributed on home video.

On VideoScan's First Alert DVD sales
chart for the week ending July 23, "Man" handily beat Warner Home Video's "ATL," a $21.1 million theatrical earner. Buena Vista's "Pirates of the Caribbean: The Curse of the Black Pearl" slipped one notch to No. 3, still riding high on the theatrical momentum of its sequel, the year's No. 1 movie.

On Home Media Retailing's video rental chart for the week, "Man" pushed another Paramount title, "Failure to Launch," to the No. 2 spot. This month, "Launch" gave Paramount its first double win with a first-place debut on the sales and rental charts. The comedy remained on top of both charts the next week, then slipped to No. 3 on the sales chart while retaining its grip as the nation's No. 1 video rental.

Its first week in stores, "Man" generated $6.9 million in rental revenue, more than 20% of its theatrical take. "Failure" generated an additional $5.7 million, bringing its rental earnings after four weeks in stores to $34.2 million — nearly 40% of its boxoffice gross.

What I Like About You

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What I Like About You

Date: Friday, September 20 2002

Promotional pictures for this comedy about two sisters show Amanda Bynes and Jennie Garth beaming at each other. Make no mistake, though, this is Bynes' show. She's the one who had the pilot commitment, she's the one with the tween-age Nickelodeon following, and she's the one whose comedy -- a blend of pratfall shtick and gags that land on the ear like jackhammers -- sets the tone for the show.

The time period occupied by "What I Like About You" had been the time period for "Sabrina, the Teenage Witch," so maybe tradition has something to do with the fact that this is yet another show with prepubescent appeal -- long on cuteness and exaggerated facial expressions and short on wit, style or substance. This is precisely the kind of sitcom that makes millions of people believe they, too, could write them, if given half a chance. And they're probably right. And what is one to think about the laughter emanating from the studio audience? It's hard to escape the suspicion that things were happening at the taping that should have been outlawed by the Geneva conventions.

Bynes plays 16-year-old Holly, who learns from her dad (guest star Peter Scolari) that they are about to move to Japan so he can accept yet another promotion. While he gets things settled there, she is to spend a week in New York with her older sister, Valerie (Garth), who operates a small public relations firm. Holly's plan is to persuade Valerie to let her move in with her. Predictably, Holly makes a mess of Valerie's life and her career before, even more predictably, she's allowed to stay.

Garth plays Valerie as though on a helium overdose. Giddy to the point of distraction, Garth never quite figures out how to respond to the awful lines exploding like water balloons all around her. Things will only get harder for Garth. In the pilot, at least she didn't have to worry about concealing a pregnancy with a December due date.

Also in the cast are Simon Rex, who plays Valerie's boyfriend, Jeff, a character utterly bleached of any personality. Finally, there's Wesley Jonathan, who plays Holly's friend, Gary, whose crush on Valerie is as pathetic as it is inexplicable.

The director of the pilot is Gary Halvorson, but, given Bynes' huge influence on the project and its being weighted down with the clunkiest of gags, it's hard to gauge the true extent of his culpability.

WHAT I LIKE ABOUT YOU
The WB Network
Tollin/Robbins Prods.
in association with Warner Bros. Television
Credits:
Executive producers: Wil Calhoun, Dan Schneider, Brian Robbins, Mike Tollin, Joe Davola
Co-executive producer: Michael Goldman
Producer: Drew Brown
Creators-writers: Wil Calhoun, Dan Schneider
Director: Gary Halvorson
Director of photography: Wayne Kennan
Editor: Marc Lamphear
Music: Jonathon Wolff, Scott Clausen
Set decorator: Greg Grande
Art director: John Shaffner
Casting: Julie Mossberg, Jill Anthony
Cast:
Holly: Amanda Bynes
Valerie: Jennie Garth
Jeff: Simon Rex
Gary: Wesley Jonathan
Dad: Peter Scolari
Tony Hawk: Himself

Casting Call - March 7, 2007

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Casting Call - March 7, 2007
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Date: Wednesday, March 7 2007

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Danny Strong and Adam Hendershott are off to work in the Morgan Creek's film "Sydney White and the Seven Dorks," starring Amanda Bynes. The movie features Bynes as Sydney White, a college freshman who takes on an evil sorority president with the help of seven endearing nerds. Strong and Hendershott play two of the seven dorks. Strong is best known for his recurring roles on "Buffy the
Vampire Slayer" and "Gilmore Girls." Hendershott has appeared on numerous shows, including "Veronica Mars" and "Gilmore Girls." Both actors are repped by manager David Sweeney. Strong is additionally represented by Rebel Entertainment Partners and Hendershott by the Buchwald Talent Group. … Chris Pratt has landed a lead role opposite Anna Faris and Topher Grace in "Kids in America" for Imagine Entertainment and Universal. The film takes place at a wild Labor Day party in 1988, which is held at the home of Pratt's character, who is the boyfriend of Faris' character. Pratt most recently appeared in a recurring role on the final season of Fox's "The O.C." and in the feature film "Strangers With Candy." He is repped by Abrams Artists. … Daytime Emmy nominee Crystal Hunt has booked two films: "Sydney White" and the indie thriller "Brooklyn to Manhattan." In "White," Hunt portrays an eager and enthusiastic sorority pledge from Texas who helps Bynes' character adjust to sorority life. In "Manhattan," she will play a pill-popping Barbie doll-type Upper East Sider. Hunt is best known as evil teen Lizzie Spaulding on "Guiding Light." She is repped by Don Buchwald and Associates, Evolution and Douglas Stone. … Aaron Yoo ("The Bedford Diaries") has a lead role in Sony's untitled blackjack picture up his sleeve. Yoo joins Kate Bosworth as one of the six MIT students who, under the direction of their professor (Kevin Spacey), took Las Vegas for millions of dollars. Yoo will next be seen in Paramount Pictures' "Disturbia," Warner Bros. Pictures' "American Pastime" and Picturehouse's "Rocket Science," which premiered in January at the Sundance Film Festival. He is repped by Tony Cloer at Blue Ridge Entertainment. … John Vance has caught a role in Universal's "Leatherheads," director George Clooney's rapid-fire romantic comedy set against the backdrop of pro football in 1925. Vance plays a suicidal man. Vance's other credits include "Two and a Half Men" and "Malcolm in the Middle." He is repped by Bonnie Black Talent and Lit. … Craig Robinson is boarding Sony Pictures' "The Pineapple Express," from director David Gordon Green. The film stars James Franco and Seth Rogen as a pair of toking buddies who get mixed up with a drug gang. Robinson is best known for his recurring role as warehouse worker Darryl on "The Office." He also recently appeared in "Tyler Perry's Daddy's Little Girls." Robinson is repped by 3 Arts Entertainment and attorney Matt Johnson at Ziffren, Brittenham, Branca.

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Date: Wednesday, March 7 2007

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Danny Strong and Adam Hendershott are off to work in the Universal film ``Sydney White and the Seven Dorks,'' starring Amanda Bynes. The movie sees Bynes as Sydney White, a college freshman who takes on an evil sorority president with the help of seven endearing nerds. Strong and Hendershott play two of the seven dorks. Strong is best known for his recurring roles on ``Buffy the Vampire Slayer'' and
``Gilmore Girls.'' Hendershott has appeared on numerous shows including ``Veronica Mars'' and ``Gilmore Girls.'' . . . Chris Pratt has landed a lead role opposite Anna Faris and Topher Grace in ``Kids in America'' for Imagine Entertainment and Universal Pictures. The film takes place at a wild Labor Day party in 1988, which is held at the home of Pratt's character, who is the boyfriend of Faris' character. Pratt was most recently seen in a recurring role on the final season of Fox's ``The O.C.'' and in the feature film ``Strangers With Candy.'' . . . Daytime Emmy nominee Crystal Hunt has booked two films: Morgan Creek's lighthearted comedy ``Sydney White and the Seven Dorks'' and indie thriller ``Brooklyn to Manhattan.'' In ``White,'' Hunt portrays an eager and enthusiastic sorority pledge from Texas who helps Amanda Bynes' character adjust to sorority life. In ``Manhattan,'' she will play a pill-popping Barbie doll-type Upper East Sider. Hunt is best known to television audiences as evil teen Lizzie Spaulding on ``Guiding Light.'' . . . Aaron Yoo (``The Bedford Diaries'') has a lead role in Sony's untitled blackjack picture up his sleeve. Yoo joins Kate Bosworth as one of the six MIT students who, under the direction of their professor (Kevin Spacey), took Las Vegas for millions of dollars. Yoo will be seen in Paramount Pictures' ``Disturbia,'' Warner Bros. Pictures' ``American Pastime'' and Picturehouse's ``Rocket Science,'' which recently premiered at the Sundance Film Festival. . . . John Vance has caught a role in Universal Pictures' ``Leatherheads,'' director George Clooney's rapid-fire romantic comedy set against the backdrop of pro football in 1925. Vance plays a suicidal man. Vance's other credits include ``Two and a Half Men'' and ``Malcolm in the Middle.'' . . . Craig Robinson is boarding Sony Pictures' ``The Pineapple Express,'' from director David Gordon Green. The film stars James Franco and Seth Rogen as a pair of buddies who get mixed up with a drug gang. Robinson is best known for his recurring role as warehouse worker Darryl on ``The Office.'' He also recently appeared in ``Daddy's Little Girls.''

She's Amanda

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HOLLYWOOD _ Though not quite 20, Amanda Bynes is a show business veteran. She started her acting career at the age of 10 on Nickelodeon's "All That," and she has worked steadily ever since.
For the past four seasons the green-eyed brunette, who previously hosted a variety show on Nickelodeon, has starred in the popular WB comedy series "What I Like About You." In it Bynes plays
an independent-minded teenager who shakes up the life of her conservative older sister (played by "Beverly Hills, 90210's" Jennie Garth).
"It gets a little bit tiring and it's a little bit monotonous doing the same character," says the native Angelena, who today is dressed in a white cotton top and black miniskirt. But "I'm happy to be working so I don't mind."
Now the versatile young actress is taking on a dual role in the big-screen comedy "She's the Man," playing both a girl and a boy. Loosely based on Shakespeare's "Twelfth Night," "She's the Man" is set in high school and involves mistaken identities, romantic triangles and a bit of gender bending.
Bynes plays Viola, a high school soccer star who devises a plan to keep playing soccer after budget cuts scrap the girls' team at her school: She disguises herself and pretends to be her twin brother, Sebastian (who has skipped town to play in a band), at his all-boys private school.
Trouble ensues when Viola develops a crush on Duke, Sebastian's hunky roommate, who is attracted to Viola's beautiful friend, Olivia, who only has eyes for "Sebastian" (who is actually Viola). Got it?
Bynes says she liked the role's Shakespearean connection and thought it would be fun to play a gender-bending character. "One of my favorite movies is `Tootsie,'" she says.
To play a boy, the actress joined director Andy Fickman ("Reefer Madness: The Movie Musical") in "guy watching" at a Los Angeles-area mall and other teen hangouts. "We just started to watch guys walk and how they compared to (the way) girls walk," she recalls.
Fickman also advised the young actress about key psychological differences between men and women. "We talked about the idea that women will talk about emotions and explore their feelings; guys don't necessarily turn to each other and say, `So I'm feeling a little uncomfortable about the whole thing,'" he recalls. "The other guy would be like, `Dude, shut up.'"
Bynes took notes during her research trips, but her impressions only served to remind her that she would be playing a completely different character from any she had done before.
In the film, a hairdresser friend helps transform Viola into a boy by giving

Bynes Overboard For 'lovewrecked'

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Amanda Bynes has inked to topline the romantic comedy "Lovewrecked" for helmer Randal Kleiser. Media 8 Entertainment is producing along with the recently relaunched Bacon & Eggs from a script by Stephen Langford.

The project marks Bynes' first starring role after the Dennie Gordon-helmed "What a Girl Wants" for Warner Bros. Pictures. Shooting starts next month
in the Caribbean.

"Lovewrecked" finds Bynes as Jenny, an 18-year-old girl who is ecstatic when she finds that her favorite rock star is a guest at the tropical resort where she is working for the summer. When they are both thrown overboard during a cruise, Jenny finds herself stranded alone with him on what they think is a remote beach.

Casting is under way for the other roles with casting director Nancy Nayor. Media 8's Stewart Hall is producing with Bacon & Eggs' Joe Anderson and Wendy Thorlakson.

"We are thrilled to have Amanda Bynes on board for 'Lovewrecked,' " Hall said. "She's an incredibly gifted and charming comic actress, and this project will be a great showcase for her talents."

Bynes is repped by UTA and Dave Feldman at Bloom, Hergott & Diemer. She is due to head back to her WB Network series "What I Like About You" in the fall.

Media 8 was repped in the deal by Christa Zofcin, the company's director

of business and legal affairs.

Langford is repped by JKA Talent & Literary's Jim Kellem, Howard Lapides and Andrew Lear of Core Entertainment and attorneys Allison Binder and Neil Meyer at Stone, Meyer & Genow.

"Lovewrecked" is the first project to come out of Bacon & Eggs since the company relaunched. Formerly known as A Happy Place since December 2000, partners Lance Bass, Thorlakson and Anderson renamed it with a mandate of developing film and television projects across all demographics. The Venice, Calif.-based Bacon & Eggs also has the horror project "When the Dead Whisper" at Gold Circle Films.

"The new name marks both a recognition of the change in membership of our company and a broadening of our interests in terms of subject matter," Bass said. "Where before we were focused almost exclusively on family movies, under the Bacon & Eggs banner we will develop film projects in a variety of genres and will focus heavily on television as well."

The Book Standard Weekly Deals Report, Starring Tobey Maguire, Amanda Bynes, Robert Redford and Don Cheadle

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Arachnid crime-fighter Tobey Maguire is dusting off his super powers for Tokyo Suckerpunch, the adaptation of Isaac Adamson's novel, whose rights were purchased by Maguire through Sony Pictures. The deal was made while the rights were in turnaround from Fox Searchlight. To be scripted by Ed Solomon and produced by Maguire and Red Wagon's Douglas Wick and Lucy Fisher, the story follows
Billy Chaka?-popular columnist for the biggest Asian teen magazine in . . . Cleveland?-who transforms himself into a macho hero while in Tokyo. The project was first set up in October '01. (Maguire, with Wendy Finerman, also recently secured film rights for Jonathan Tropper's Everything Changes under the Maguire Entertainment banner.)

It'll take a hero to slay the 80-foot shark terrorizing the California coast in New Line's adaptation of Steven Alten's novel Meg. New Line paid mid-six against seven figures for the project, then in turnaround from Disney. Shane Salerno will pen the latest version, a rewrite of the author's scripting attempt. The rights for the novel were acquired by Disney in '97 for around $1 million; the film is now budgeted at a whopping $75 million. Larry Gordon, Lloyd Levin, Guillermo del Toro, Ken Atchity, Chi-Li Wong and Nick Nunziata will produce.

MGM/Lakeshore's Blood and Chocolate features a beast of a furrier, but gentler, kind. Olivier Martinez and Agnes Bruckner will star in the Ehren Kruger?adapted film about a teen werewolf who must choose between her love for a human and her pack family. Katja von Garnier will direct and executive produce. Lakeshore's Tom Rosenberg and Gary Lucchesi will produce with Daniel Bobker.

It's back underwater with CritterPix Studios' $4.45 million 3-D animated adaptation of the Kelly Alan Williamson children's book Ollie the Otter. CritterPix has a production deal with New Regency Prods.

In other kid-lit news, film rights for Joseph Delaney's The Spook's Apprentice were sold to Warner Bros. Harper will publish the book in the U.S. this fall with the title Revenge of the Witch: The Last Apprentice.

A Hans Christian Andersen biopic is in the works. Director Bille August will focus on the period during which Andersen was about 40 years old, using the author's The Shadow as a central plot device. April 2nd would have been the whimsy-master's 200th birthday.

Andersen's lyrical predecessor William Shakespeare will once again get the film treatment, with DreamWorks' contemporary adaptation of the bard's Twelfth Night. Titled She's the Man, the film will star Nickelodeon alum Amanda Bynes and will be directed by Andy Fickman. Jack Leslie wrote the original screenplay, with rewrites by Karen McCullah Lutz and Kirsten Smith.

DreamWorks will also adapt William Melvin Kelley's satirical 1967 novel, Dem, about a selfish white professional who must reflect on his life when his wife gives birth to a black baby. Neil LaBute is attached to direct, with Brandon Noonan writing for DreamWorks and Pretty Pictures producing.

Spiritual reflection drives the story of David Guterson's Our Lady of the Forest, which was optioned against a six-figure purchase price by the New York arm of Wild Child Films. Aimee Peyronette and Ian McGloin will develop with Film Four in London, and Neil Jordan is attached to direct.

There's no spiritual redemption for the vengeful teenagers in Jim Brown's Black Valley, to be adapted by Stephen Susco for George Gatins at Mosaic Media.

A true college tale of the first all-black lacrosse team will go into production from Warner Bros.', with Chip Silverman and Miles Harrison Jr.'s book, Ten Bears. The script will be penned by Josh Shelov. Michael De Luca and Michael De Luca Productions' Alissa Phillips will produce.

Barbra Streisand's Barwood Films and Gary Smith Co. will adapt Simon Mawer's novel Mendel's Dwarf, which follows a scientist struggling with the secrets of dwarfism. Peter Dinklage (of 2003's The Station Agent) will star in the Sonny Murray?penned project, with Murray and Tony Michelman producing. Streisand, Cis Corman and Gary Smith Co.'s Gary Smith will executive-produce. (Dinklage also stars in the adaptation of Pär Lagerkvist's 1994 novel, The Dwarf, now in post-production.)

Hart Sharp Entertainment brings Armistead Maupin's The Night Listener to the screen, under the direction of Patrick Stettner. Bobby Cannavale (Dinklage's co-star in The Station Agent) will play the estranged lover of Robin Williams. The cast also includes Toni Collette, Rory Culkin and Joe Morton. Maupin adapted the script with Stettner.

In attachment news, Frank Langella has joined the cast of the upcoming Warner Bros. feature Superman Returns, replacing Hugh Laurie as Perry White.

Robert Redford will voice the character of Ike in Gary Winick's Charlotte's Web adaptation, which also features the voices of Julia Roberts, Oprah Winfrey, John Cleese, Steve Buscemi, Cedric the Entertainer, Rebe McEntire, Kathy Bates, Thomas Haden Church and Andre Benjamin (née 3000).

Good news for the geeks out there, male and female. X-hotties Famke Jannsen and Hugh Jackman have signed deals to reprise their characters in X-Men 3.

Kathy Baker joins Sean Penn, Jude Law, Kate Winslet and Mark Ruffalo in Sony's remake of the Robert Penn Warren classic All the King's Men.

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Publicity for Amanda

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Interview
"J-14" (USA) August 2004, ""14 questions for Amanda Bynes""
"TV Guide" (USA) 4 January 2003, Vol. 51, Iss. 1, pg. 41, by: David Hiltbrand, "Chatting With...Amanda Bynes"
"Tiger Beat" (USA) March 2002, by: Jodi Bryson, ""Frankie and Amanda:What's Going On?""
"Sun Media" (USA) 3 February 2002, by: Louis B. Hobson, ""Still Looks Like A Million Bucks""

Article
"The Toronto Sun" (Canada) 15 March 2005, pg. 43, by: Louis B. Hobson, "Nice Pays Off: Amanda Bynes Proud Of Not Being Tabloid Fodder"
"Vanity Fair" (USA) July 2003, Iss. 515, pg. 156, by: James Woolcott, "Teen Engines: Riding with the Kid Culture"
"Premiere" (USA) April 2003, Vol. 16, Iss. 8, pg. 28, by: Kevin Maynard, "Hot Young Day"
"TV Guide" (USA) 23 November 2002, Vol. 50, Iss. 47, pg. 28, by: Jennifer Graham & Shawna Malcom, "Generation Now"
"YM" (USA) October 2002, pg. 108, by: Ali Gazan, "On the Verge"
"Entertainment Weekly" (USA) 28 June 2002, Vol. 1, Iss. 660, pg. 69, by: EW Staff, "It Ingenue"
"TV Guide" (USA) 13 April 2002, Vol. 50, Iss. 15, pg. 57, by: Laura Morice, "Smells Like Tween Spirit"
"People Weekly" (USA) 25 February 2002, pg. 101, "Liftoff"
"Ventura County Star" (USA) 8 February 2002, by: Dave Mason, Ventura County Star Staff Writer, ""Amanda Shows Off""
"Los Angeles Times" (USA) 7 February 2002, ""She's A Future Star...Honest""
"New York Daily News" (USA) 4 February 2002, by: Nancy Mills, ""Old Pros At Playing Kids""
"TV Guide" (USA) 30 October 1999, Vol. 47, Iss. 44, pg. 35-38, by: Eliza Bergman Krause, "Funny Girl"

Pictorial
"Celebrity Sleuth" (USA) 2006, Iss. 42, pg. 52-55, by: staff, "Barely Legal: What We Like..."
"Vanity Fair" (USA) July 2003, Iss. 515, pg. 107, by: Mark Seliger, "Teen Engines: Riding with the Kid Culture"

Magazine cover photo
"Elle Girl" (USA) April 2006
"Lemonade" (USA) March 2006
"Girls' Life" (USA) February 2006
"Seventeen Prom" (USA) 2006
"Cosmo Girl" (USA) October 2005, Vol. 7, Iss. 8
"YM" (USA) November 2003, Vol. 51, Iss. 11
"Vanity Fair" (USA) July 2003, Iss. 515
"Teen Beat" (USA) September 2002
"Nickelodeon Magazine" (USA) February 2002
"Teen's All About You" (USA) 2001
"Creative Child Magazine" (USA) July 2000

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- Episode dated 27 October 2004 (2004) TV Episode [Actress]
- Episode dated 16 September 2003 (2003) TV Episode [Actress]
"Live with Regis and Kathie Lee" [Self]
... aka Live with Regis (USA: new title)
... aka Live with Regis & Kelly (USA: new title)
- Episode dated 28 September 2005 (2005) TV Episode [Actress]
- Episode dated 24 February 2005 (2005) TV Episode [Actress]
- Episode dated 22 January 2004 (2004) TV Episode [Actress]
"Late Show with David Letterman" [Self]
... aka Late Show Backstage (USA: title for episodes with guest hosts)
... aka The Late Show (USA: informal short title)
- Episode dated 23 February 2005 (2005) TV Episode [Actress]
"The Late Late Show with Craig Ferguson" [Self]
- Episode #1.8 (2005) TV Episode [Actress]
"The Tony Danza Show" [Self]
- Episode #1.21 (2004) TV Episode [Actress]
"The Wayne Brady Show" [Self]
- Episode dated 23 April 2004 (2004) TV Episode [Actress]
"What I Like About You" [Actress]
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- Holly's First Job (2003) TV Episode [Actress]
"The Late Late Show with Craig Kilborn" [Self]
... aka The Late Late Show (USA: short title)
- Episode dated 6 October 2003 (2003) TV Episode [Actress]
- Episode dated 11 April 2003 (2003) TV Episode [Actress]
"The Sharon Osbourne Show" [Self]
... aka Sharon (USA: short title)
- Episode dated 2 October 2003 (2003) TV Episode [Actress]
"The Caroline Rhea Show" [Self]
- Episode dated 1 April 2003 (2003) TV Episode [Actress]
Charlotte's Web 2: Wilbur's Great Adventure (2003) (V) [Actress]
"The Drew Carey Show" [Actress]
- Drew Carey's Back-to-School Rock 'n' Roll Comedy Hour (2001) TV Episode [Actress]
"The Amanda Show" [Actress]
- Barney's Boy (2001) TV Episode [Actress]
- Penelope in Makeup (2001) TV Episode [Actress]
- Episode #2.26 (2001) TV Episode [Actress]
- Episode #2.22 (2000) TV Episode [Actress]
- Crazy Courtney (2000) TV Episode [Actress]
(11 more)
"The Rosie O'Donnell Show" [Self]
- Episode dated 19 January 2001 (2001) TV Episode [Actress]
"Rove Live" [Self]
- Episode #1.7 (2000) TV Episode [Actress]
"Arli$$" [Actress]
- Our Past, Our Present, Our Future (1999) TV Episode [Actress]
"Blue's Clues" [Self]
- Blue's Birthday (1998) TV Episode [Actress]
by keyword: non-fiction [top]

"Entertainment Tonight" [Self]
... aka E.T. (USA: informal title)
... aka ET Weekend (Australia: weekend title)
... aka Entertainment This Week (weekend title)
... aka This Week in Entertainment (USA: weekend title)
- Episode dated 27 September 2007 (2007) TV Episode [Actress]
"Rachael Ray" [Self]
- Episode #2.5 (2007) TV Episode [Actress]
"Late Night with Conan O'Brien" [Self]
... aka Late Night with Conan O'Brien (Australia)
- Episode dated 10 August 2007 (2007) TV Episode [Actress]
- Episode dated 6 October 2005 (2005) TV Episode [Actress]
"The View" [Self]
- Episode dated 23 July 2007 (2007) TV Episode [Actress]
- Episode dated 16 March 2006 (2006) TV Episode [Actress]
- Episode dated 6 May 2005 (2005) TV Episode [Actress]
- Episode dated 5 May 2005 (2005) TV Episode [Actress]
- Episode dated 8 October 2004 (2004) TV Episode [Actress]
"Richard & Judy" [Self]
- Episode dated 6 July 2007 (2007) TV Episode [Actress]
"Last Call with Carson Daly" [Self]
- Episode dated 15 March 2006 (2006) TV Episode [Actress]
"Ellen: The Ellen DeGeneres Show" [Self]
- Episode dated 8 March 2006 (2006) TV Episode [Actress]
- Episode dated 27 October 2004 (2004) TV Episode [Actress]
- Episode dated 16 September 2003 (2003) TV Episode [Actress]
"Live with Regis and Kathie Lee" [Self]
... aka Live with Regis (USA: new title)
... aka Live with Regis & Kelly (USA: new title)
- Episode dated 28 September 2005 (2005) TV Episode [Actress]
- Episode dated 24 February 2005 (2005) TV Episode [Actress]
- Episode dated 22 January 2004 (2004) TV Episode [Actress]
The Teen Choice Awards 2005 (2005) (TV) [Actress]
"The Tony Danza Show" [Self]
- Episode #1.21 (2004) TV Episode [Actress]
"Total Request Live" [Self]
... aka TRL (USA: promotional abbreviation)
... aka Total Request with Carson Daly (USA)
- Episode dated 7 October 2004 (2004) TV Episode [Actress]
"The Sharon Osbourne Show" [Self]
... aka Sharon (USA: short title)
- Episode dated 2 October 2003 (2003) TV Episode [Actress]
"The Jamie Kennedy Experiment" [Self]
- Episode #3.1 (2003) TV Episode [Actress]
"Today" [Self]
... aka NBC News Today (USA: promotional title)
... aka The Today Show (USA)
- Episode dated 4 June 2003 (2003) TV Episode [Actress]
"The Rosie O'Donnell Show" [Self]
- Episode dated 19 January 2001 (2001) TV Episode [Actress]
"Figure It Out" (1997) TV Series [Actress]
... aka Figure It Out: Family Style (USA: third season title)
... aka Figure It Out: Wild Style (USA: fourth season title)
by keyword: awards-show [top]

2006 MuchMusic Video Awards (2006) (TV) [Actress]
2006 MTV Movie Awards (2006) (TV) [Actress]
The Teen Choice Awards 2005 (2005) (TV) [Actress]
Nickelodeon Kids' Choice Awards '04 (2004) (TV) [Actress]
The Teen Choice Awards 2003 (2003) (TV) [Actress]
2003 MTV Movie Awards (2003) (TV) [Actress]
Nickelodeon Kids' Choice Awards '03 (2003) (TV) [Actress]
Nickelodeon Kids' Choice Awards '02 (2002) (TV) [Actress]
Nickelodeon Kids' Choice Awards 2000 (2000) (TV) [Actress]
by keyword: number-in-title [top]

2006 MuchMusic Video Awards (2006) (TV) [Actress]
2006 MTV Movie Awards (2006) (TV) [Actress]
Nickelodeon Kids' Choice Awards '04 (2004) (TV) [Actress]
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Nickelodeon Kids' Choice Awards '03 (2003) (TV) [Actress]
Nickelodeon Kids' Choice Awards '02 (2002) (TV) [Actress]
Nickelodeon Kids' Choice Awards 2000 (2000) (TV) [Actress]
by keyword: sketch-comedy [top]

"The Tonight Show with Jay Leno" [Self]
- Episode dated 17 September 2007 (2007) TV Episode [Actress]
- Episode dated 15 May 2003 (2003) TV Episode [Actress]
"Late Show with David Letterman" [Self]
... aka Late Show Backstage (USA: title for episodes with guest hosts)
... aka The Late Show (USA: informal short title)
- Episode dated 23 February 2005 (2005) TV Episode [Actress]
"All That" [Actress] [Self]
- All That Bloopers - Ask Ashley (2002) TV Episode [Actress]
- Episode dated 6 April 2002 (2002) TV Episode [Actress]
- Amanda Bynes/City High (2000) TV Episode [Actress]
- All That Live! (100th Episode) (1999) TV Episode [Actress]
- Cooking with Randy (1997) TV Episode [Actress]
"The Nick Cannon Show" [Self]
- Nick Takes Over Hollywood (2002) TV Episode [Actress]
"Mad TV" [Self]
- Episode #7.13 (2002) TV Episode [Actress]
"The Amanda Show" [Actress]
- Barney's Boy (2001) TV Episode [Actress]
- Penelope in Makeup (2001) TV Episode [Actress]
- Episode #2.26 (2001) TV Episode [Actress]
- Episode #2.22 (2000) TV Episode [Actress]
- Crazy Courtney (2000) TV Episode [Actress]
(11 more)
by keyword: tv-special [top]

2006 MTV Movie Awards (2006) (TV) [Actress]
Nickelodeon Kids' Choice Awards '04 (2004) (TV) [Actress]
The Teen Choice Awards 2003 (2003) (TV) [Actress]
2003 MTV Movie Awards (2003) (TV) [Actress]
Nickelodeon Kids' Choice Awards '02 (2002) (TV) [Actress]
Nickelodeon Kids' Choice Awards 2000 (2000) (TV) [Actress]
by keyword: late-night [top]

"Jimmy Kimmel Live!" [Self]
- Episode dated 28 September 2007 (2007) TV Episode [Actress]
- Episode dated 16 September 2004 (2004) TV Episode [Actress]
"The Tonight Show with Jay Leno" [Self]
- Episode dated 17 September 2007 (2007) TV Episode [Actress]
- Episode dated 15 May 2003 (2003) TV Episode [Actress]
"Late Night with Conan O'Brien" [Self]
... aka Late Night with Conan O'Brien (Australia)
- Episode dated 10 August 2007 (2007) TV Episode [Actress]
- Episode dated 6 October 2005 (2005) TV Episode [Actress]
"Late Show with David Letterman" [Self]
... aka Late Show Backstage (USA: title for episodes with guest hosts)
... aka The Late Show (USA: informal short title)
- Episode dated 23 February 2005 (2005) TV Episode [Actress]
"The Late Late Show with Craig Ferguson" [Self]
- Episode #1.8 (2005) TV Episode [Actress]
by keyword: spoof [top]

2006 MTV Movie Awards (2006) (TV) [Actress]
"All That" [Actress] [Self]
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- Episode dated 6 April 2002 (2002) TV Episode [Actress]
- Amanda Bynes/City High (2000) TV Episode [Actress]
- All That Live! (100th Episode) (1999) TV Episode [Actress]
- Cooking with Randy (1997) TV Episode [Actress]
"Mad TV" [Self]
- Episode #7.13 (2002) TV Episode [Actress]
"The Amanda Show" [Actress]
- Barney's Boy (2001) TV Episode [Actress]
- Penelope in Makeup (2001) TV Episode [Actress]
- Episode #2.26 (2001) TV Episode [Actress]
- Episode #2.22 (2000) TV Episode [Actress]
- Crazy Courtney (2000) TV Episode [Actress]
(11 more)
"The Rosie O'Donnell Show" [Self]
- Episode dated 19 January 2001 (2001) TV Episode [Actress]
by keyword: talk-show [top]

"Late Night with Conan O'Brien" [Self]
... aka Late Night with Conan O'Brien (Australia)
- Episode dated 10 August 2007 (2007) TV Episode [Actress]
- Episode dated 6 October 2005 (2005) TV Episode [Actress]
"Live with Regis and Kathie Lee" [Self]
... aka Live with Regis (USA: new title)
... aka Live with Regis & Kelly (USA: new title)
- Episode dated 28 September 2005 (2005) TV Episode [Actress]
- Episode dated 24 February 2005 (2005) TV Episode [Actress]
- Episode dated 22 January 2004 (2004) TV Episode [Actress]
"Late Show with David Letterman" [Self]
... aka Late Show Backstage (USA: title for episodes with guest hosts)
... aka The Late Show (USA: informal short title)
- Episode dated 23 February 2005 (2005) TV Episode [Actress]
"The Late Late Show with Craig Ferguson" [Self]
- Episode #1.8 (2005) TV Episode [Actress]
by keyword: teen [top]

Sydney White (2007) [Actress]
Hairspray (2007) [Actress] [Soundtrack]
"All That" [Actress] [Self]
- All That Bloopers - Ask Ashley (2002) TV Episode [Actress]
- Episode dated 6 April 2002 (2002) TV Episode [Actress]
- Amanda Bynes/City High (2000) TV Episode [Actress]
- All That Live! (100th Episode) (1999) TV Episode [Actress]
- Cooking with Randy (1997) TV Episode [Actress]
Big Fat Liar (2002) [Actress]
... aka Lügen haben kurze Beine (Germany)
by keyword: actor-playing-multiple-roles [top]

"All That" [Actress] [Self]
- All That Bloopers - Ask Ashley (2002) TV Episode [Actress]
- Episode dated 6 April 2002 (2002) TV Episode [Actress]
- Amanda Bynes/City High (2000) TV Episode [Actress]
- All That Live! (100th Episode) (1999) TV Episode [Actress]
- Cooking with Randy (1997) TV Episode [Actress]
"Mad TV" [Self]
- Episode #7.13 (2002) TV Episode [Actress]
"The Amanda Show" [Actress]
- Barney's Boy (2001) TV Episode [Actress]
- Penelope in Makeup (2001) TV Episode [Actress]
- Episode #2.26 (2001) TV Episode [Actress]
- Episode #2.22 (2000) TV Episode [Actress]
- Crazy Courtney (2000) TV Episode [Actress]
(11 more)
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Charlotte's Web 2: Wilbur's Great Adventure (2003) (V) [Actress]
"The Nick Cannon Show" [Self]
- Nick Takes Over Hollywood (2002) TV Episode [Actress]
"Figure It Out" (1997) TV Series [Actress]
... aka Figure It Out: Family Style (USA: third season title)
... aka Figure It Out: Wild Style (USA: fourth season title)
by keyword: kids-and-family [top]

Robots (2005) [Actress]
... aka Robots: The IMAX Experience (USA: IMAX version)
"Rugrats" [Actress]
- Diapies and Dragons (2002) TV Episode [Actress]
- Kimi Takes the Cake (2002) TV Episode [Actress]
- Lil's Phil of Trash (2002) TV Episode [Actress]
- Hold the Pickles (2002) TV Episode [Actress]
- Who's Taffy? (2002) TV Episode [Actress]
(1 more)
"Blue's Clues" [Self]
- Blue's Birthday (1998) TV Episode [Actress]
by keyword: music [top]

"Late Night with Conan O'Brien" [Self]
... aka Late Night with Conan O'Brien (Australia)
- Episode dated 10 August 2007 (2007) TV Episode [Actress]
- Episode dated 6 October 2005 (2005) TV Episode [Actress]
"What I Like About You" [Actress]
- Finally (2006) TV Episode [Actress]
- Now and Zen (2006) TV Episode [Actress]
- Friends & Lovers (2006) TV Episode [Actress]
- Garden State (2006) TV Episode [Actress]
- Your Money or Your Wife (2006) TV Episode [Actress]
(66 more)
"Late Show with David Letterman" [Self]
... aka Late Show Backstage (USA: title for episodes with guest hosts)
... aka The Late Show (USA: informal short title)
- Episode dated 23 February 2005 (2005) TV Episode [Actress]
by keyword: remake [top]

Hairspray (2007) [Actress] [Soundtrack]
What a Girl Wants (2003) [Actress]
"Figure It Out" (1997) TV Series [Actress]
... aka Figure It Out: Family Style (USA: third season title)
... aka Figure It Out: Wild Style (USA: fourth season title)
by keyword: sitcom [top]

"What I Like About You" [Actress]
- Finally (2006) TV Episode [Actress]
- Now and Zen (2006) TV Episode [Actress]
- Friends & Lovers (2006) TV Episode [Actress]
- Garden State (2006) TV Episode [Actress]
- Your Money or Your Wife (2006) TV Episode [Actress]
(66 more)
"The Drew Carey Show" [Actress]
- Drew Carey's Back-to-School Rock 'n' Roll Comedy Hour (2001) TV Episode [Actress]
"Arli$$" [Actress]
- Our Past, Our Present, Our Future (1999) TV Episode [Actress]
by keyword: television [top]

Hairspray (2007) [Actress] [Soundtrack]
Robots (2005) [Actress]
... aka Robots: The IMAX Experience (USA: IMAX version)
Big Fat Liar (2002) [Actress]
... aka Lügen haben kurze Beine (Germany)
by keyword: variety [top]

"The Tonight Show with Jay Leno" [Self]
- Episode dated 17 September 2007 (2007) TV Episode [Actress]
- Episode dated 15 May 2003 (2003) TV Episode [Actress]
"Late Show with David Letterman" [Self]
... aka Late Show Backstage (USA: title for episodes with guest hosts)
... aka The Late Show (USA: informal short title)
- Episode dated 23 February 2005 (2005) TV Episode [Actress]
"All That" [Actress] [Self]
- All That Bloopers - Ask Ashley (2002) TV Episode [Actress]
- Episode dated 6 April 2002 (2002) TV Episode [Actress]
- Amanda Bynes/City High (2000) TV Episode [Actress]
- All That Live! (100th Episode) (1999) TV Episode [Actress]
- Cooking with Randy (1997) TV Episode [Actress]
by keyword: actor [top]

"Late Night with Conan O'Brien" [Self]
... aka Late Night with Conan O'Brien (Australia)
- Episode dated 10 August 2007 (2007) TV Episode [Actress]
- Episode dated 6 October 2005 (2005) TV Episode [Actress]
Big Fat Liar (2002) [Actress]
... aka Lügen haben kurze Beine (Germany)
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"Late Night with Conan O'Brien" [Self]
... aka Late Night with Conan O'Brien (Australia)
- Episode dated 10 August 2007 (2007) TV Episode [Actress]
- Episode dated 6 October 2005 (2005) TV Episode [Actress]
Big Fat Liar (2002) [Actress]
... aka Lügen haben kurze Beine (Germany)
by keyword: audience-participation [top]

"The Rosie O'Donnell Show" [Self]
- Episode dated 19 January 2001 (2001) TV Episode [Actress]
"Figure It Out" (1997) TV Series [Actress]
... aka Figure It Out: Family Style (USA: third season title)
... aka Figure It Out: Wild Style (USA: fourth season title)
by keyword: behind-the-scenes [top]

"Entertainment Tonight" [Self]
... aka E.T. (USA: informal title)
... aka ET Weekend (Australia: weekend title)
... aka Entertainment This Week (weekend title)
... aka This Week in Entertainment (USA: weekend title)
- Episode dated 27 September 2007 (2007) TV Episode [Actress]
"HBO First Look" [Self]
- Welcome to the '60s: On the Set of 'Hairspray' (2007) TV Episode [Actress]
- Robots (2005) TV Episode [Actress]
by keyword: best-friend [top]

"What I Like About You" [Actress]
- Finally (2006) TV Episode [Actress]
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- Friends & Lovers (2006) TV Episode [Actress]
- Garden State (2006) TV Episode [Actress]
- Your Money or Your Wife (2006) TV Episode [Actress]
(66 more)
Lovewrecked (2005) [Actress]
by keyword: boy [top]

"Rugrats" [Actress]
- Diapies and Dragons (2002) TV Episode [Actress]
- Kimi Takes the Cake (2002) TV Episode [Actress]
- Lil's Phil of Trash (2002) TV Episode [Actress]
- Hold the Pickles (2002) TV Episode [Actress]
- Who's Taffy? (2002) TV Episode [Actress]
(1 more)
"All That" [Actress] [Self]
- All That Bloopers - Ask Ashley (2002) TV Episode [Actress]
- Episode dated 6 April 2002 (2002) TV Episode [Actress]
- Amanda Bynes/City High (2000) TV Episode [Actress]
- All That Live! (100th Episode) (1999) TV Episode [Actress]
- Cooking with Randy (1997) TV Episode [Actress]
by keyword: brother [top]

She's the Man (2006) [Actress]
Big Fat Liar (2002) [Actress]
... aka Lügen haben kurze Beine (Germany)
by keyword: cellular-phone [top]

What a Girl Wants (2003) [Actress]
Big Fat Liar (2002) [Actress]
... aka Lügen haben kurze Beine (Germany)
by keyword: clown [top]

"The Nick Cannon Show" [Self]
- Nick Takes Over Hollywood (2002) TV Episode [Actress]
Big Fat Liar (2002) [Actress]
... aka Lügen haben kurze Beine (Germany)
by keyword: college [top]

Sydney White (2007) [Actress]
"What I Like About You" [Actress]
- Finally (2006) TV Episode [Actress]
- Now and Zen (2006) TV Episode [Actress]
- Friends & Lovers (2006) TV Episode [Actress]
- Garden State (2006) TV Episode [Actress]
- Your Money or Your Wife (2006) TV Episode [Actress]
(66 more)
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Robots (2005) [Actress]
... aka Robots: The IMAX Experience (USA: IMAX version)
What a Girl Wants (2003) [Actress]
by keyword: dating [top]

"What I Like About You" [Actress]
- Finally (2006) TV Episode [Actress]
- Now and Zen (2006) TV Episode [Actress]
- Friends & Lovers (2006) TV Episode [Actress]
- Garden State (2006) TV Episode [Actress]
- Your Money or Your Wife (2006) TV Episode [Actress]
(66 more)
She's the Man (2006) [Actress]
by keyword: dog [top]

"Rugrats" [Actress]
- Diapies and Dragons (2002) TV Episode [Actress]
- Kimi Takes the Cake (2002) TV Episode [Actress]
- Lil's Phil of Trash (2002) TV Episode [Actress]
- Hold the Pickles (2002) TV Episode [Actress]
- Who's Taffy? (2002) TV Episode [Actress]
(1 more)
"Blue's Clues" [Self]
- Blue's Birthday (1998) TV Episode [Actress]
by keyword: father [top]

She's the Man (2006) [Actress]
Big Fat Liar (2002) [Actress]
... aka Lügen haben kurze Beine (Germany)
by keyword: father-daughter-relationship [top]

Lovewrecked (2005) [Actress]
What a Girl Wants (2003) [Actress]
by keyword: film-industry [top]

"Entertainment Tonight" [Self]
... aka E.T. (USA: informal title)
... aka ET Weekend (Australia: weekend title)
... aka Entertainment This Week (weekend title)
... aka This Week in Entertainment (USA: weekend title)
- Episode dated 27 September 2007 (2007) TV Episode [Actress]
Big Fat Liar (2002) [Actress]
... aka Lügen haben kurze Beine (Germany)
by keyword: filmmaking [top]

"HBO First Look" [Self]
- Welcome to the '60s: On the Set of 'Hairspray' (2007) TV Episode [Actress]
- Robots (2005) TV Episode [Actress]
Big Fat Liar (2002) [Actress]
... aka Lügen haben kurze Beine (Germany)
by keyword: friend [top]

Big Fat Liar (2002) [Actress]
... aka Lügen haben kurze Beine (Germany)
"The Drew Carey Show" [Actress]
- Drew Carey's Back-to-School Rock 'n' Roll Comedy Hour (2001) TV Episode [Actress]
by keyword: friends [top]

"What I Like About You" [Actress]
- Finally (2006) TV Episode [Actress]
- Now and Zen (2006) TV Episode [Actress]
- Friends & Lovers (2006) TV Episode [Actress]
- Garden State (2006) TV Episode [Actress]
- Your Money or Your Wife (2006) TV Episode [Actress]
(66 more)
Big Fat Liar (2002) [Actress]
... aka Lügen haben kurze Beine (Germany)
by keyword: friendship [top]

"What I Like About You" [Actress]
- Finally (2006) TV Episode [Actress]
- Now and Zen (2006) TV Episode [Actress]
- Friends & Lovers (2006) TV Episode [Actress]
- Garden State (2006) TV Episode [Actress]
- Your Money or Your Wife (2006) TV Episode [Actress]
(66 more)
Lovewrecked (2005) [Actress]
by keyword: girl [top]

"Rugrats" [Actress]
- Diapies and Dragons (2002) TV Episode [Actress]
- Kimi Takes the Cake (2002) TV Episode [Actress]
- Lil's Phil of Trash (2002) TV Episode [Actress]
- Hold the Pickles (2002) TV Episode [Actress]
- Who's Taffy? (2002) TV Episode [Actress]
(1 more)
"All That" [Actress] [Self]
- All That Bloopers - Ask Ashley (2002) TV Episode [Actress]
- Episode dated 6 April 2002 (2002) TV Episode [Actress]
- Amanda Bynes/City High (2000) TV Episode [Actress]
- All That Live! (100th Episode) (1999) TV Episode [Actress]
- Cooking with Randy (1997) TV Episode [Actress]
by keyword: high-school [top]

She's the Man (2006) [Actress]
Big Fat Liar (2002) [Actress]
... aka Lügen haben kurze Beine (Germany)
by keyword: interview [top]

"Entertainment Tonight" [Self]
... aka E.T. (USA: informal title)
... aka ET Weekend (Australia: weekend title)
... aka Entertainment This Week (weekend title)
... aka This Week in Entertainment (USA: weekend title)
- Episode dated 27 September 2007 (2007) TV Episode [Actress]
"The Tonight Show with Jay Leno" [Self]
- Episode dated 17 September 2007 (2007) TV Episode [Actress]
- Episode dated 15 May 2003 (2003) TV Episode [Actress]
by keyword: irish-american [top]

"Late Night with Conan O'Brien" [Self]
... aka Late Night with Conan O'Brien (Australia)
- Episode dated 10 August 2007 (2007) TV Episode [Actress]
- Episode dated 6 October 2005 (2005) TV Episode [Actress]
"The Drew Carey Show" [Actress]
- Drew Carey's Back-to-School Rock 'n' Roll Comedy Hour (2001) TV Episode [Actress]
by keyword: kiss [top]

She's the Man (2006) [Actress]
Lovewrecked (2005) [Actress]
by keyword: mirror [top]

What a Girl Wants (2003) [Actress]
Big Fat Liar (2002) [Actress]
... aka Lügen haben kurze Beine (Germany)
by keyword: mother-daughter-relationship [top]

Hairspray (2007) [Actress] [Soundtrack]
Lovewrecked (2005) [Actress]
by keyword: musician [top]

"Late Night with Conan O'Brien" [Self]
... aka Late Night with Conan O'Brien (Australia)
- Episode dated 10 August 2007 (2007) TV Episode [Actress]
- Episode dated 6 October 2005 (2005) TV Episode [Actress]
Lovewrecked (2005) [Actress]
by keyword: new-york-city [top]

"What I Like About You" [Actress]
- Finally (2006) TV Episode [Actress]
- Now and Zen (2006) TV Episode [Actress]
- Friends & Lovers (2006) TV Episode [Actress]
- Garden State (2006) TV Episode [Actress]
- Your Money or Your Wife (2006) TV Episode [Actress]
(66 more)
"Late Show with David Letterman" [Self]
... aka Late Show Backstage (USA: title for episodes with guest hosts)
... aka The Late Show (USA: informal short title)
- Episode dated 23 February 2005 (2005) TV Episode [Actress]
by keyword: office [top]

Big Fat Liar (2002) [Actress]
... aka Lügen haben kurze Beine (Germany)
"The Drew Carey Show" [Actress]
- Drew Carey's Back-to-School Rock 'n' Roll Comedy Hour (2001) TV Episode [Actress]
by keyword: pig [top]

Charlotte's Web 2: Wilbur's Great Adventure (2003) (V) [Actress]
"The Drew Carey Show" [Actress]
- Drew Carey's Back-to-School Rock 'n' Roll Comedy Hour (2001) TV Episode [Actress]
by keyword: rugrats [top]

"Rugrats" [Actress]
- Diapies and Dragons (2002) TV Episode [Actress]
- Kimi Takes the Cake (2002) TV Episode [Actress]
- Lil's Phil of Trash (2002) TV Episode [Actress]
- Hold the Pickles (2002) TV Episode [Actress]
- Who's Taffy? (2002) TV Episode [Actress]
(1 more)
Rugrats: Still Babies After All These Years (2001) (TV) [Actress]
by keyword: school [top]

She's the Man (2006) [Actress]
Big Fat Liar (2002) [Actress]
... aka Lügen haben kurze Beine (Germany)
by keyword: sister [top]

She's the Man (2006) [Actress]
Big Fat Liar (2002) [Actress]
... aka Lügen haben kurze Beine (Germany)
by keyword: stand-up-comedy [top]

"The Tonight Show with Jay Leno" [Self]
- Episode dated 17 September 2007 (2007) TV Episode [Actress]
- Episode dated 15 May 2003 (2003) TV Episode [Actress]
"Late Show with David Letterman" [Self]
... aka Late Show Backstage (USA: title for episodes with guest hosts)
... aka The Late Show (USA: informal short title)
- Episode dated 23 February 2005 (2005) TV Episode [Actress]
by keyword: surreal [top]

"All That" [Actress] [Self]
- All That Bloopers - Ask Ashley (2002) TV Episode [Actress]
- Episode dated 6 April 2002 (2002) TV Episode [Actress]
- Amanda Bynes/City High (2000) TV Episode [Actress]
- All That Live! (100th Episode) (1999) TV Episode [Actress]
- Cooking with Randy (1997) TV Episode [Actress]
"The Amanda Show" [Actress]
- Barney's Boy (2001) TV Episode [Actress]
- Penelope in Makeup (2001) TV Episode [Actress]
- Episode #2.26 (2001) TV Episode [Actress]
- Episode #2.22 (2000) TV Episode [Actress]
- Crazy Courtney (2000) TV Episode [Actress]
(11 more)
by keyword: swimming-pool [top]

Lovewrecked (2005) [Actress]
Big Fat Liar (2002) [Actress]
... aka Lügen haben kurze Beine (Germany)
by keyword: teenage-girl [top]

Hairspray (2007) [Actress] [Soundtrack]
Lovewrecked (2005) [Actress]
by keyword: teenager [top]

What a Girl Wants (2003) [Actress]
Big Fat Liar (2002) [Actress]
... aka Lügen haben kurze Beine (Germany)
by keyword: title-spoken-by-character [top]

Hairspray (2007) [Actress] [Soundtrack]
Big Fat Liar (2002) [Actress]
... aka Lügen haben kurze Beine (Germany)
by keyword: 1960s [top]

Hairspray (2007) [Actress] [Soundtrack]
by keyword: acting [top]

Big Fat Liar (2002) [Actress]
... aka Lügen haben kurze Beine (Germany)
by keyword: actor-shares-first-name-with-character [top]

"The Drew Carey Show" [Actress]
- Drew Carey's Back-to-School Rock 'n' Roll Comedy Hour (2001) TV Episode [Actress]
by keyword: advice [top]

"Rachael Ray" [Self]
- Episode #2.5 (2007) TV Episode [Actress]
by keyword: alarm-clock [top]

Lovewrecked (2005) [Actress]
by keyword: american-abroad [top]

What a Girl Wants (2003) [Actress]
by keyword: american-in-the-uk [top]

What a Girl Wants (2003) [Actress]
by keyword: animation-filmmaking [top]

The Making of 'Robots' (2005) (V) [Actress]
by keyword: apartment [top]

"What I Like About You" [Actress]
- Finally (2006) TV Episode [Actress]
- Now and Zen (2006) TV Episode [Actress]
- Friends & Lovers (2006) TV Episode [Actress]
- Garden State (2006) TV Episode [Actress]
- Your Money or Your Wife (2006) TV Episode [Actress]
(66 more)
by keyword: appointment [top]

Big Fat Liar (2002) [Actress]
... aka Lügen haben kurze Beine (Germany)
by keyword: assumed-identity [top]

She's the Man (2006) [Actress]
by keyword: athlete [top]

She's the Man (2006) [Actress]
by keyword: australian [top]

"Rove Live" [Self]
- Episode #1.7 (2000) TV Episode [Actress]
by keyword: baby [top]

"Rugrats" [Actress]
- Diapies and Dragons (2002) TV Episode [Actress]
- Kimi Takes the Cake (2002) TV Episode [Actress]
- Lil's Phil of Trash (2002) TV Episode [Actress]
- Hold the Pickles (2002) TV Episode [Actress]
- Who's Taffy? (2002) TV Episode [Actress]
(1 more)
by keyword: back-pack [top]

Big Fat Liar (2002) [Actress]
... aka Lügen haben kurze Beine (Germany)
by keyword: bakery [top]

"What I Like About You" [Actress]
- Finally (2006) TV Episode [Actress]
- Now and Zen (2006) TV Episode [Actress]
- Friends & Lovers (2006) TV Episode [Actress]
- Garden State (2006) TV Episode [Actress]
- Your Money or Your Wife (2006) TV Episode [Actress]
(66 more)
by keyword: baltimore-maryland [top]

Hairspray (2007) [Actress] [Soundtrack]
by keyword: based-on-fairy-tale [top]

Sydney White (2007) [Actress]
by keyword: based-on-musical [top]

Hairspray (2007) [Actress] [Soundtrack]
by keyword: based-on-novel [top]

Charlotte's Web 2: Wilbur's Great Adventure (2003) (V) [Actress]
by keyword: based-on-play [top]

She's the Man (2006) [Actress]
by keyword: beach [top]

Lovewrecked (2005) [Actress]
by keyword: beach-resort [top]

Lovewrecked (2005) [Actress]
by keyword: beer [top]

"The Drew Carey Show" [Actress]
- Drew Carey's Back-to-School Rock 'n' Roll Comedy Hour (2001) TV Episode [Actress]
by keyword: best-friends [top]

Lovewrecked (2005) [Actress]
by keyword: bicycle [top]

Big Fat Liar (2002) [Actress]
... aka Lügen haben kurze Beine (Germany)
by keyword: big-ben [top]

What a Girl Wants (2003) [Actress]
by keyword: bigamy [top]

"The Drew Carey Show" [Actress]
- Drew Carey's Back-to-School Rock 'n' Roll Comedy Hour (2001) TV Episode [Actress]
by keyword: billboard [top]

What a Girl Wants (2003) [Actress]
by keyword: bird [top]

Big Fat Liar (2002) [Actress]
... aka Lügen haben kurze Beine (Germany)
by keyword: birthday-party [top]

Big Fat Liar (2002) [Actress]
... aka Lügen haben kurze Beine (Germany)
by keyword: black-comedy [top]

"The Nick Cannon Show" [Self]
- Nick Takes Over Hollywood (2002) TV Episode [Actress]
by keyword: blonde [top]

Big Fat Liar (2002) [Actress]
... aka Lügen haben kurze Beine (Germany)
by keyword: blue [top]

Big Fat Liar (2002) [Actress]
... aka Lügen haben kurze Beine (Germany)
by keyword: boarding-school [top]

She's the Man (2006) [Actress]
by keyword: bondage [top]

Hairspray (2007) [Actress] [Soundtrack]
by keyword: boy-who-cried-wolf [top]

Big Fat Liar (2002) [Actress]
... aka Lügen haben kurze Beine (Germany)
by keyword: boyfriend-girlfriend-relationship [top]

Lovewrecked (2005) [Actress]
by keyword: breaking-the-fourth-wall [top]

"Blue's Clues" [Self]
- Blue's Birthday (1998) TV Episode [Actress]
by keyword: brother-sister-relationship [top]

She's the Man (2006) [Actress]
by keyword: brunette [top]

Big Fat Liar (2002) [Actress]
... aka Lügen haben kurze Beine (Germany)
by keyword: business-deal [top]

Big Fat Liar (2002) [Actress]
... aka Lügen haben kurze Beine (Germany)
by keyword: business-suit [top]

Big Fat Liar (2002) [Actress]
... aka Lügen haben kurze Beine (Germany)
by keyword: businessman [top]

Big Fat Liar (2002) [Actress]
... aka Lügen haben kurze Beine (Germany)
by keyword: cake-in-the-face [top]

"Figure It Out" (1997) TV Series [Actress]
... aka Figure It Out: Family Style (USA: third season title)
... aka Figure It Out: Wild Style (USA: fourth season title)
by keyword: california [top]

Big Fat Liar (2002) [Actress]
... aka Lügen haben kurze Beine (Germany)
by keyword: california-usa [top]

Big Fat Liar (2002) [Actress]
... aka Lügen haben kurze Beine (Germany)
by keyword: camel [top]

What a Girl Wants (2003) [Actress]
by keyword: campy [top]

Hairspray (2007) [Actress] [Soundtrack]
by keyword: caribbean [top]

Lovewrecked (2005) [Actress]
by keyword: cartoon [top]

"Rugrats" [Actress]
- Diapies and Dragons (2002) TV Episode [Actress]
- Kimi Takes the Cake (2002) TV Episode [Actress]
- Lil's Phil of Trash (2002) TV Episode [Actress]
- Hold the Pickles (2002) TV Episode [Actress]
- Who's Taffy? (2002) TV Episode [Actress]
(1 more)
by keyword: castaway [top]

Lovewrecked (2005) [Actress]
by keyword: catfight [top]

Lovewrecked (2005) [Actress]
by keyword: celebrity [top]

"Late Night with Conan O'Brien" [Self]
... aka Late Night with Conan O'Brien (Australia)
- Episode dated 10 August 2007 (2007) TV Episode [Actress]
- Episode dated 6 October 2005 (2005) TV Episode [Actress]
by keyword: celebrity-impersonation [top]

"Mad TV" [Self]
- Episode #7.13 (2002) TV Episode [Actress]
by keyword: cell-phone [top]

Big Fat Liar (2002) [Actress]
... aka Lügen haben kurze Beine (Germany)
by keyword: cgi-film [top]

Robots (2005) [Actress]
... aka Robots: The IMAX Experience (USA: IMAX version)
by keyword: chandelier [top]

What a Girl Wants (2003) [Actress]
by keyword: chanukkah [top]

"Rugrats" [Actress]
- Diapies and Dragons (2002) TV Episode [Actress]
- Kimi Takes the Cake (2002) TV Episode [Actress]
- Lil's Phil of Trash (2002) TV Episode [Actress]
- Hold the Pickles (2002) TV Episode [Actress]
- Who's Taffy? (2002) TV Episode [Actress]
(1 more)
by keyword: chat [top]

"Ellen: The Ellen DeGeneres Show" [Self]
- Episode dated 8 March 2006 (2006) TV Episode [Actress]
- Episode dated 27 October 2004 (2004) TV Episode [Actress]
- Episode dated 16 September 2003 (2003) TV Episode [Actress]
by keyword: chicken [top]

Big Fat Liar (2002) [Actress]
... aka Lügen haben kurze Beine (Germany)
by keyword: children [top]

"Rugrats" [Actress]
- Diapies and Dragons (2002) TV Episode [Actress]
- Kimi Takes the Cake (2002) TV Episode [Actress]
- Lil's Phil of Trash (2002) TV Episode [Actress]
- Hold the Pickles (2002) TV Episode [Actress]
- Who's Taffy? (2002) TV Episode [Actress]
(1 more)
by keyword: cigar [top]

Big Fat Liar (2002) [Actress]
... aka Lügen haben kurze Beine (Germany)
by keyword: circus [top]

"The Nick Cannon Show" [Self]
- Nick Takes Over Hollywood (2002) TV Episode [Actress]
by keyword: civil-rights [top]

Hairspray (2007) [Actress] [Soundtrack]
by keyword: cleveland-ohio [top]

"The Drew Carey Show" [Actress]
- Drew Carey's Back-to-School Rock 'n' Roll Comedy Hour (2001) TV Episode [Actress]
by keyword: clue [top]

"Blue's Clues" [Self]
- Blue's Birthday (1998) TV Episode [Actress]
by keyword: clumsiness [top]

What a Girl Wants (2003) [Actress]
by keyword: coach [top]

She's the Man (2006) [Actress]
by keyword: college-freshman [top]

Sydney White (2007) [Actress]
by keyword: computer-animation [top]

Robots (2005) [Actress]
... aka Robots: The IMAX Experience (USA: IMAX version)
by keyword: concert [top]

Lovewrecked (2005) [Actress]
by keyword: convertible [top]

Big Fat Liar (2002) [Actress]
... aka Lügen haben kurze Beine (Germany)
by keyword: cooking [top]

"Rachael Ray" [Self]
- Episode #2.5 (2007) TV Episode [Actress]
by keyword: cop [top]

Big Fat Liar (2002) [Actress]
... aka Lügen haben kurze Beine (Germany)
by keyword: crewcut [top]

"The Drew Carey Show" [Actress]
- Drew Carey's Back-to-School Rock 'n' Roll Comedy Hour (2001) TV Episode [Actress]
by keyword: crutch [top]

Lovewrecked (2005) [Actress]
by keyword: cult-comedy [top]

"Late Show with David Letterman" [Self]
... aka Late Show Backstage (USA: title for episodes with guest hosts)
... aka The Late Show (USA: informal short title)
- Episode dated 23 February 2005 (2005) TV Episode [Actress]
by keyword: cult-favorite [top]

"Late Show with David Letterman" [Self]
... aka Late Show Backstage (USA: title for episodes with guest hosts)
... aka The Late Show (USA: informal short title)
- Episode dated 23 February 2005 (2005) TV Episode [Actress]
by keyword: cult-tv [top]

"Late Show with David Letterman" [Self]
... aka Late Show Backstage (USA: title for episodes with guest hosts)
... aka The Late Show (USA: informal short title)
- Episode dated 23 February 2005 (2005) TV Episode [Actress]
by keyword: dance [top]

Hairspray (2007) [Actress] [Soundtrack]
by keyword: dance-contest [top]

Hairspray (2007) [Actress] [Soundtrack]
by keyword: deadline [top]

Big Fat Liar (2002) [Actress]
... aka Lügen haben kurze Beine (Germany)
by keyword: debutante [top]

She's the Man (2006) [Actress]
by keyword: deception [top]

Lovewrecked (2005) [Actress]
by keyword: demonstration [top]

Hairspray (2007) [Actress] [Soundtrack]
by keyword: department-store [top]

"The Drew Carey Show" [Actress]
- Drew Carey's Back-to-School Rock 'n' Roll Comedy Hour (2001) TV Episode [Actress]
by keyword: desert [top]

Big Fat Liar (2002) [Actress]
... aka Lügen haben kurze Beine (Germany)
by keyword: desk [top]

Big Fat Liar (2002) [Actress]
... aka Lügen haben kurze Beine (Germany)
by keyword: detention [top]

Hairspray (2007) [Actress] [Soundtrack]
by keyword: diaper [top]

"Rugrats" [Actress]
- Diapies and Dragons (2002) TV Episode [Actress]
- Kimi Takes the Cake (2002) TV Episode [Actress]
- Lil's Phil of Trash (2002) TV Episode [Actress]
- Hold the Pickles (2002) TV Episode [Actress]
- Who's Taffy? (2002) TV Episode [Actress]
(1 more)
by keyword: dishwasher [top]

Robots (2005) [Actress]
... aka Robots: The IMAX Experience (USA: IMAX version)
by keyword: divorce [top]

She's the Man (2006) [Actress]
by keyword: doll [top]

Big Fat Liar (2002) [Actress]
... aka Lügen haben kurze Beine (Germany)
by keyword: dolphin [top]

Lovewrecked (2005) [Actress]
by keyword: dominoes [top]

Robots (2005) [Actress]
... aka Robots: The IMAX Experience (USA: IMAX version)
by keyword: double-decker-bus [top]

What a Girl Wants (2003) [Actress]
by keyword: election-campaign [top]

What a Girl Wants (2003) [Actress]
by keyword: england [top]

What a Girl Wants (2003) [Actress]
by keyword: essay [top]

Big Fat Liar (2002) [Actress]
... aka Lügen haben kurze Beine (Germany)
by keyword: fake-accent [top]

Lovewrecked (2005) [Actress]
by keyword: fall [top]

Lovewrecked (2005) [Actress]
by keyword: fall-from-height [top]

Big Fat Liar (2002) [Actress]
... aka Lügen haben kurze Beine (Germany)
by keyword: fall-into-water [top]

What a Girl Wants (2003) [Actress]
by keyword: falsely-accused [top]

Hairspray (2007) [Actress] [Soundtrack]
by keyword: family [top]

"Rugrats" [Actress]
- Diapies and Dragons (2002) TV Episode [Actress]
- Kimi Takes the Cake (2002) TV Episode [Actress]
- Lil's Phil of Trash (2002) TV Episode [Actress]
- Hold the Pickles (2002) TV Episode [Actress]
- Who's Taffy? (2002) TV Episode [Actress]
(1 more)
by keyword: fart-joke [top]

Lovewrecked (2005) [Actress]
by keyword: fashion [top]

What a Girl Wants (2003) [Actress]
by keyword: fashion-show [top]

What a Girl Wants (2003) [Actress]
by keyword: fat-girl [top]

Hairspray (2007) [Actress] [Soundtrack]
by keyword: fat-woman [top]

Hairspray (2007) [Actress] [Soundtrack]
by keyword: father-son-relationship [top]

Big Fat Liar (2002) [Actress]
... aka Lügen haben kurze Beine (Germany)
by keyword: film-making [top]

Big Fat Liar (2002) [Actress]
... aka Lügen haben kurze Beine (Germany)
by keyword: film-premiere [top]

Big Fat Liar (2002) [Actress]
... aka Lügen haben kurze Beine (Germany)
by keyword: film-producer [top]

Big Fat Liar (2002) [Actress]
... aka Lügen haben kurze Beine (Germany)
by keyword: film-set [top]

Big Fat Liar (2002) [Actress]
... aka Lügen haben kurze Beine (Germany)
by keyword: fire [top]

Big Fat Liar (2002) [Actress]
... aka Lügen haben kurze Beine (Germany)
by keyword: fish [top]

Lovewrecked (2005) [Actress]
by keyword: flasher [top]

Hairspray (2007) [Actress] [Soundtrack]
by keyword: food [top]

"The Drew Carey Show" [Actress]
- Drew Carey's Back-to-School Rock 'n' Roll Comedy Hour (2001) TV Episode [Actress]
by keyword: gala [top]

What a Girl Wants (2003) [Actress]
by keyword: gate [top]

Robots (2005) [Actress]
... aka Robots: The IMAX Experience (USA: IMAX version)
by keyword: glasses [top]

"The Drew Carey Show" [Actress]
- Drew Carey's Back-to-School Rock 'n' Roll Comedy Hour (2001) TV Episode [Actress]
by keyword: good-versus-evil [top]

"The Drew Carey Show" [Actress]
- Drew Carey's Back-to-School Rock 'n' Roll Comedy Hour (2001) TV Episode [Actress]
by keyword: granddaughter [top]

Big Fat Liar (2002) [Actress]
... aka Lügen haben kurze Beine (Germany)
by keyword: grandma [top]

Big Fat Liar (2002) [Actress]
... aka Lügen haben kurze Beine (Germany)
by keyword: grandmother [top]

Big Fat Liar (2002) [Actress]
... aka Lügen haben kurze Beine (Germany)
by keyword: grandmother-granddaughter-relationship [top]

Big Fat Liar (2002) [Actress]
... aka Lügen haben kurze Beine (Germany)
by keyword: grandpa [top]

"Rugrats" [Actress]
- Diapies and Dragons (2002) TV Episode [Actress]
- Kimi Takes the Cake (2002) TV Episode [Actress]
- Lil's Phil of Trash (2002) TV Episode [Actress]
- Hold the Pickles (2002) TV Episode [Actress]
- Who's Taffy? (2002) TV Episode [Actress]
(1 more)
by keyword: green-slime [top]

"All That" [Actress] [Self]
- All That Bloopers - Ask Ashley (2002) TV Episode [Actress]
- Episode dated 6 April 2002 (2002) TV Episode [Actress]
- Amanda Bynes/City High (2000) TV Episode [Actress]
- All That Live! (100th Episode) (1999) TV Episode [Actress]
- Cooking with Randy (1997) TV Episode [Actress]
by keyword: guard [top]

Big Fat Liar (2002) [Actress]
... aka Lügen haben kurze Beine (Germany)
by keyword: hair-spray [top]

Hairspray (2007) [Actress] [Soundtrack]
by keyword: hanukkah [top]

"Rugrats" [Actress]
- Diapies and Dragons (2002) TV Episode [Actress]
- Kimi Takes the Cake (2002) TV Episode [Actress]
- Lil's Phil of Trash (2002) TV Episode [Actress]
- Hold the Pickles (2002) TV Episode [Actress]
- Who's Taffy? (2002) TV Episode [Actress]
(1 more)
by keyword: headmaster [top]

She's the Man (2006) [Actress]
by keyword: helicopter [top]

Big Fat Liar (2002) [Actress]
... aka Lügen haben kurze Beine (Germany)
by keyword: helicopter-pilot [top]

Big Fat Liar (2002) [Actress]
... aka Lügen haben kurze Beine (Germany)
by keyword: high-school-friend [top]

Big Fat Liar (2002) [Actress]
... aka Lügen haben kurze Beine (Germany)
by keyword: high-society [top]

What a Girl Wants (2003) [Actress]
by keyword: hollywood [top]

Big Fat Liar (2002) [Actress]
... aka Lügen haben kurze Beine (Germany)
by keyword: hollywood-california [top]

Big Fat Liar (2002) [Actress]
... aka Lügen haben kurze Beine (Germany)
by keyword: hollywood-sign [top]

Big Fat Liar (2002) [Actress]
... aka Lügen haben kurze Beine (Germany)
by keyword: honesty [top]

Big Fat Liar (2002) [Actress]
... aka Lügen haben kurze Beine (Germany)
by keyword: hot-dog [top]

Big Fat Liar (2002) [Actress]
... aka Lügen haben kurze Beine (Germany)
by keyword: hotel [top]

Lovewrecked (2005) [Actress]
by keyword: humor [top]

"All That" [Actress] [Self]
- All That Bloopers - Ask Ashley (2002) TV Episode [Actress]
- Episode dated 6 April 2002 (2002) TV Episode [Actress]
- Amanda Bynes/City High (2000) TV Episode [Actress]
- All That Live! (100th Episode) (1999) TV Episode [Actress]
- Cooking with Randy (1997) TV Episode [Actress]
by keyword: impersonation [top]

Big Fat Liar (2002) [Actress]
... aka Lügen haben kurze Beine (Germany)
by keyword: interracial-romance [top]

Hairspray (2007) [Actress] [Soundtrack]
by keyword: inventor [top]

"Rugrats" [Actress]
- Diapies and Dragons (2002) TV Episode [Actress]
- Kimi Takes the Cake (2002) TV Episode [Actress]
- Lil's Phil of Trash (2002) TV Episode [Actress]
- Hold the Pickles (2002) TV Episode [Actress]
- Who's Taffy? (2002) TV Episode [Actress]
(1 more)
by keyword: island [top]

Lovewrecked (2005) [Actress]
by keyword: jealousy [top]

Lovewrecked (2005) [Actress]
by keyword: jelly-bean [top]

"Rove Live" [Self]
- Episode #1.7 (2000) TV Episode [Actress]
by keyword: jewish [top]

"Rugrats" [Actress]
- Diapies and Dragons (2002) TV Episode [Actress]
- Kimi Takes the Cake (2002) TV Episode [Actress]
- Lil's Phil of Trash (2002) TV Episode [Actress]
- Hold the Pickles (2002) TV Episode [Actress]
- Who's Taffy? (2002) TV Episode [Actress]
(1 more)
by keyword: jump-from-height [top]

Big Fat Liar (2002) [Actress]
... aka Lügen haben kurze Beine (Germany)
by keyword: kid [top]

"Rugrats" [Actress]
- Diapies and Dragons (2002) TV Episode [Actress]
- Kimi Takes the Cake (2002) TV Episode [Actress]
- Lil's Phil of Trash (2002) TV Episode [Actress]
- Hold the Pickles (2002) TV Episode [Actress]
- Who's Taffy? (2002) TV Episode [Actress]
(1 more)
by keyword: kissing-booth [top]

She's the Man (2006) [Actress]
by keyword: kitchen-scene [top]

Lovewrecked (2005) [Actress]
by keyword: kung-fu-master [top]

"Mad TV" [Self]
- Episode #7.13 (2002) TV Episode [Actress]
by keyword: laptop [top]

Big Fat Liar (2002) [Actress]
... aka Lügen haben kurze Beine (Germany)
by keyword: leather-pants [top]

What a Girl Wants (2003) [Actress]
by keyword: liar [top]

Big Fat Liar (2002) [Actress]
... aka Lügen haben kurze Beine (Germany)
by keyword: lie [top]

Lovewrecked (2005) [Actress]
by keyword: limo [top]

Big Fat Liar (2002) [Actress]
... aka Lügen haben kurze Beine (Germany)
by keyword: limo-driver [top]

Big Fat Liar (2002) [Actress]
... aka Lügen haben kurze Beine (Germany)
by keyword: live-show [top]

"Rove Live" [Self]
- Episode #1.7 (2000) TV Episode [Actress]
by keyword: locker-room [top]

She's the Man (2006) [Actress]
by keyword: london [top]

She's the Man (2006) [Actress]
by keyword: london-england [top]

What a Girl Wants (2003) [Actress]
by keyword: loser [top]

"The Drew Carey Show" [Actress]
- Drew Carey's Back-to-School Rock 'n' Roll Comedy Hour (2001) TV Episode [Actress]
by keyword: lost-at-sea [top]

Lovewrecked (2005) [Actress]
by keyword: love [top]

Lovewrecked (2005) [Actress]
by keyword: love-at-first-sight [top]

Hairspray (2007) [Actress] [Soundtrack]
by keyword: love-triangle [top]

Lovewrecked (2005) [Actress]
by keyword: mad-magazine [top]

"Mad TV" [Self]
- Episode #7.13 (2002) TV Episode [Actress]
by keyword: magazine-tie-in [top]

"Mad TV" [Self]
- Episode #7.13 (2002) TV Episode [Actress]
by keyword: maid [top]

Big Fat Liar (2002) [Actress]
... aka Lügen haben kurze Beine (Germany)
by keyword: makeup [top]

"The Drew Carey Show" [Actress]
- Drew Carey's Back-to-School Rock 'n' Roll Comedy Hour (2001) TV Episode [Actress]
by keyword: male-female-relationship [top]

Lovewrecked (2005) [Actress]
by keyword: man-overboard [top]

Lovewrecked (2005) [Actress]
by keyword: marooned [top]

Lovewrecked (2005) [Actress]
by keyword: martial-arts [top]

Big Fat Liar (2002) [Actress]
... aka Lügen haben kurze Beine (Germany)
by keyword: media [top]

Lovewrecked (2005) [Actress]
by keyword: media-circus [top]

What a Girl Wants (2003) [Actress]
by keyword: meeting [top]

Big Fat Liar (2002) [Actress]
... aka Lügen haben kurze Beine (Germany)
by keyword: member-of-parliament [top]

What a Girl Wants (2003) [Actress]
by keyword: michigan [top]

Big Fat Liar (2002) [Actress]
... aka Lügen haben kurze Beine (Germany)
by keyword: michigan-usa [top]

Big Fat Liar (2002) [Actress]
... aka Lügen haben kurze Beine (Germany)
by keyword: monster-truck [top]

Big Fat Liar (2002) [Actress]
... aka Lügen haben kurze Beine (Germany)
by keyword: morning-show [top]

"Today" [Self]
... aka NBC News Today (USA: promotional title)
... aka The Today Show (USA)
- Episode dated 4 June 2003 (2003) TV Episode [Actress]
by keyword: morocco [top]

What a Girl Wants (2003) [Actress]
by keyword: mother [top]

She's the Man (2006) [Actress]
by keyword: motorcycle [top]

What a Girl Wants (2003) [Actress]
by keyword: movie-producer [top]

Big Fat Liar (2002) [Actress]
... aka Lügen haben kurze Beine (Germany)
by keyword: movie-set [top]

Big Fat Liar (2002) [Actress]
... aka Lügen haben kurze Beine (Germany)
by keyword: movie-studio [top]

Big Fat Liar (2002) [Actress]
... aka Lügen haben kurze Beine (Germany)
by keyword: movie-theater [top]

Big Fat Liar (2002) [Actress]
... aka Lügen haben kurze Beine (Germany)
by keyword: music-industry [top]

"Entertainment Tonight" [Self]
... aka E.T. (USA: informal title)
... aka ET Weekend (Australia: weekend title)
... aka Entertainment This Week (weekend title)
... aka This Week in Entertainment (USA: weekend title)
- Episode dated 27 September 2007 (2007) TV Episode [Actress]
by keyword: news [top]

Big Fat Liar (2002) [Actress]
... aka Lügen haben kurze Beine (Germany)
by keyword: news-reporter [top]

Big Fat Liar (2002) [Actress]
... aka Lügen haben kurze Beine (Germany)
by keyword: nicktoon [top]

"Rugrats" [Actress]
- Diapies and Dragons (2002) TV Episode [Actress]
- Kimi Takes the Cake (2002) TV Episode [Actress]
- Lil's Phil of Trash (2002) TV Episode [Actress]
- Hold the Pickles (2002) TV Episode [Actress]
- Who's Taffy? (2002) TV Episode [Actress]
(1 more)
by keyword: no-opening-credits [top]

Hairspray (2007) [Actress] [Soundtrack]
by keyword: notebook [top]

"Blue's Clues" [Self]
- Blue's Birthday (1998) TV Episode [Actress]
by keyword: obesity [top]

Hairspray (2007) [Actress] [Soundtrack]
by keyword: ocean [top]

Lovewrecked (2005) [Actress]
by keyword: ohio [top]

"The Drew Carey Show" [Actress]
- Drew Carey's Back-to-School Rock 'n' Roll Comedy Hour (2001) TV Episode [Actress]
by keyword: old-west [top]

Big Fat Liar (2002) [Actress]
... aka Lügen haben kurze Beine (Germany)
by keyword: overweight [top]

"The Drew Carey Show" [Actress]
- Drew Carey's Back-to-School Rock 'n' Roll Comedy Hour (2001) TV Episode [Actress]
by keyword: palm-tree [top]

Big Fat Liar (2002) [Actress]
... aka Lügen haben kurze Beine (Germany)
by keyword: paper [top]

Big Fat Liar (2002) [Actress]
... aka Lügen haben kurze Beine (Germany)
by keyword: parent [top]

She's the Man (2006) [Actress]
by keyword: parliament [top]

What a Girl Wants (2003) [Actress]
by keyword: party [top]

Big Fat Liar (2002) [Actress]
... aka Lügen haben kurze Beine (Germany)
by keyword: phone [top]

Big Fat Liar (2002) [Actress]
... aka Lügen haben kurze Beine (Germany)
by keyword: phone-call [top]

Big Fat Liar (2002) [Actress]
... aka Lügen haben kurze Beine (Germany)
by keyword: pilot [top]

Big Fat Liar (2002) [Actress]
... aka Lügen haben kurze Beine (Germany)
by keyword: pizza [top]

"The Drew Carey Show" [Actress]
- Drew Carey's Back-to-School Rock 'n' Roll Comedy Hour (2001) TV Episode [Actress]
by keyword: police [top]

Big Fat Liar (2002) [Actress]
... aka Lügen haben kurze Beine (Germany)
by keyword: police-officer [top]

Big Fat Liar (2002) [Actress]
... aka Lügen haben kurze Beine (Germany)
by keyword: policeman [top]

Big Fat Liar (2002) [Actress]
... aka Lügen haben kurze Beine (Germany)
by keyword: politically-incorrect [top]

"Mad TV" [Self]
- Episode #7.13 (2002) TV Episode [Actress]
by keyword: pool [top]

Big Fat Liar (2002) [Actress]
... aka Lügen haben kurze Beine (Germany)
by keyword: pool-table [top]

"The Drew Carey Show" [Actress]
- Drew Carey's Back-to-School Rock 'n' Roll Comedy Hour (2001) TV Episode [Actress]
by keyword: practical-joke [top]

Big Fat Liar (2002) [Actress]
... aka Lügen haben kurze Beine (Germany)
by keyword: prank [top]

Big Fat Liar (2002) [Actress]
... aka Lügen haben kurze Beine (Germany)
by keyword: prank-call [top]

Big Fat Liar (2002) [Actress]
... aka Lügen haben kurze Beine (Germany)
by keyword: prank-telephone-call [top]

Big Fat Liar (2002) [Actress]
... aka Lügen haben kurze Beine (Germany)
by keyword: pre-teen [top]

"All That" [Actress] [Self]
- All That Bloopers - Ask Ashley (2002) TV Episode [Actress]
- Episode dated 6 April 2002 (2002) TV Episode [Actress]
- Amanda Bynes/City High (2000) TV Episode [Actress]
- All That Live! (100th Episode) (1999) TV Episode [Actress]
- Cooking with Randy (1997) TV Episode [Actress]
by keyword: premiere [top]

Big Fat Liar (2002) [Actress]
... aka Lügen haben kurze Beine (Germany)
by keyword: president [top]

Big Fat Liar (2002) [Actress]
... aka Lügen haben kurze Beine (Germany)
by keyword: presumed-dead [top]

Lovewrecked (2005) [Actress]
by keyword: producer [top]

Big Fat Liar (2002) [Actress]
... aka Lügen haben kurze Beine (Germany)
by keyword: producing [top]

Big Fat Liar (2002) [Actress]
... aka Lügen haben kurze Beine (Germany)
by keyword: promotional [top]

"Entertainment Tonight" [Self]
... aka E.T. (USA: informal title)
... aka ET Weekend (Australia: weekend title)
... aka Entertainment This Week (weekend title)
... aka This Week in Entertainment (USA: weekend title)
- Episode dated 27 September 2007 (2007) TV Episode [Actress]
by keyword: prop [top]

Big Fat Liar (2002) [Actress]
... aka Lügen haben kurze Beine (Germany)
by keyword: protest-sign [top]

Hairspray (2007) [Actress] [Soundtrack]
by keyword: race-relations [top]

Hairspray (2007) [Actress] [Soundtrack]
by keyword: racial-integration [top]

Hairspray (2007) [Actress] [Soundtrack]
by keyword: racial-segregation [top]

Hairspray (2007) [Actress] [Soundtrack]
by keyword: racial-tension [top]

Hairspray (2007) [Actress] [Soundtrack]
by keyword: racism [top]

Hairspray (2007) [Actress] [Soundtrack]
by keyword: raft [top]

Lovewrecked (2005) [Actress]
by keyword: reconciliation [top]

What a Girl Wants (2003) [Actress]
by keyword: red-carpet [top]

Big Fat Liar (2002) [Actress]
... aka Lügen haben kurze Beine (Germany)
by keyword: redemption [top]

Big Fat Liar (2002) [Actress]
... aka Lügen haben kurze Beine (Germany)
by keyword: regatta [top]

What a Girl Wants (2003) [Actress]
by keyword: religious-fundamentalist [top]

Hairspray (2007) [Actress] [Soundtrack]
by keyword: reporter [top]

Big Fat Liar (2002) [Actress]
... aka Lügen haben kurze Beine (Germany)
by keyword: resort [top]

Lovewrecked (2005) [Actress]
by keyword: revenge [top]

Big Fat Liar (2002) [Actress]
... aka Lügen haben kurze Beine (Germany)
by keyword: rip-off [top]

Big Fat Liar (2002) [Actress]
... aka Lügen haben kurze Beine (Germany)
by keyword: rivalry [top]

Lovewrecked (2005) [Actress]
by keyword: robot [top]

Robots (2005) [Actress]
... aka Robots: The IMAX Experience (USA: IMAX version)
by keyword: rock-band [top]

What a Girl Wants (2003) [Actress]
by keyword: rock-concert [top]

Lovewrecked (2005) [Actress]
by keyword: rock-star [top]

Lovewrecked (2005) [Actress]
by keyword: rooftop [top]

Big Fat Liar (2002) [Actress]
... aka Lügen haben kurze Beine (Germany)
by keyword: roommate [top]

She's the Man (2006) [Actress]
by keyword: rope [top]

Hairspray (2007) [Actress] [Soundtrack]
by keyword: rowboat [top]

What a Girl Wants (2003) [Actress]
by keyword: royalty [top]

What a Girl Wants (2003) [Actress]
by keyword: satire [top]

"Mad TV" [Self]
- Episode #7.13 (2002) TV Episode [Actress]
by keyword: scandal [top]

What a Girl Wants (2003) [Actress]
by keyword: script [top]

Big Fat Liar (2002) [Actress]
... aka Lügen haben kurze Beine (Germany)
by keyword: second-part [top]

Charlotte's Web 2: Wilbur's Great Adventure (2003) (V) [Actress]
by keyword: secretary [top]

Big Fat Liar (2002) [Actress]
... aka Lügen haben kurze Beine (Germany)
by keyword: security [top]

Big Fat Liar (2002) [Actress]
... aka Lügen haben kurze Beine (Germany)
by keyword: security-guard [top]

Big Fat Liar (2002) [Actress]
... aka Lügen haben kurze Beine (Germany)
by keyword: sequel [top]

Charlotte's Web 2: Wilbur's Great Adventure (2003) (V) [Actress]
by keyword: shakespearean-quote [top]

She's the Man (2006) [Actress]
by keyword: shipwrecked [top]

Lovewrecked (2005) [Actress]
by keyword: shopping [top]

What a Girl Wants (2003) [Actress]
by keyword: show-business [top]

"Entertainment Tonight" [Self]
... aka E.T. (USA: informal title)
... aka ET Weekend (Australia: weekend title)
... aka Entertainment This Week (weekend title)
... aka This Week in Entertainment (USA: weekend title)
- Episode dated 27 September 2007 (2007) TV Episode [Actress]
by keyword: singer [top]

What a Girl Wants (2003) [Actress]
by keyword: sister-sister-relationship [top]

"What I Like About You" [Actress]
- Finally (2006) TV Episode [Actress]
- Now and Zen (2006) TV Episode [Actress]
- Friends & Lovers (2006) TV Episode [Actress]
- Garden State (2006) TV Episode [Actress]
- Your Money or Your Wife (2006) TV Episode [Actress]
(66 more)
by keyword: sisters [top]

"What I Like About You" [Actress]
- Finally (2006) TV Episode [Actress]
- Now and Zen (2006) TV Episode [Actress]
- Friends & Lovers (2006) TV Episode [Actress]
- Garden State (2006) TV Episode [Actress]
- Your Money or Your Wife (2006) TV Episode [Actress]
(66 more)
by keyword: skateboard [top]

Big Fat Liar (2002) [Actress]
... aka Lügen haben kurze Beine (Germany)
by keyword: skeet-shooting [top]

What a Girl Wants (2003) [Actress]
by keyword: slapstick [top]

Big Fat Liar (2002) [Actress]
... aka Lügen haben kurze Beine (Germany)
by keyword: slime [top]

"Figure It Out" (1997) TV Series [Actress]
... aka Figure It Out: Family Style (USA: third season title)
... aka Figure It Out: Wild Style (USA: fourth season title)
by keyword: smelting-works [top]

Robots (2005) [Actress]
... aka Robots: The IMAX Experience (USA: IMAX version)
by keyword: soccer [top]

She's the Man (2006) [Actress]
by keyword: son [top]

Big Fat Liar (2002) [Actress]
... aka Lügen haben kurze Beine (Germany)
by keyword: sorority [top]

Sydney White (2007) [Actress]
by keyword: sound-stage [top]

Big Fat Liar (2002) [Actress]
... aka Lügen haben kurze Beine (Germany)
by keyword: spin-off [top]

"The Amanda Show" [Actress]
- Barney's Boy (2001) TV Episode [Actress]
- Penelope in Makeup (2001) TV Episode [Actress]
- Episode #2.26 (2001) TV Episode [Actress]
- Episode #2.22 (2000) TV Episode [Actress]
- Crazy Courtney (2000) TV Episode [Actress]
(11 more)
by keyword: spoiled-brat [top]

"Rugrats" [Actress]
- Diapies and Dragons (2002) TV Episode [Actress]
- Kimi Takes the Cake (2002) TV Episode [Actress]
- Lil's Phil of Trash (2002) TV Episode [Actress]
- Hold the Pickles (2002) TV Episode [Actress]
- Who's Taffy? (2002) TV Episode [Actress]
(1 more)
by keyword: sport [top]

She's the Man (2006) [Actress]
by keyword: staircase [top]

Big Fat Liar (2002) [Actress]
... aka Lügen haben kurze Beine (Germany)
by keyword: stand-up-comedian [top]

"Rove Live" [Self]
- Episode #1.7 (2000) TV Episode [Actress]
by keyword: story [top]

Big Fat Liar (2002) [Actress]
... aka Lügen haben kurze Beine (Germany)
by keyword: student [top]

Big Fat Liar (2002) [Actress]
... aka Lügen haben kurze Beine (Germany)
by keyword: studio [top]

Big Fat Liar (2002) [Actress]
... aka Lügen haben kurze Beine (Germany)
by keyword: stuffed-animal [top]

Big Fat Liar (2002) [Actress]
... aka Lügen haben kurze Beine (Germany)
by keyword: stunt [top]

Big Fat Liar (2002) [Actress]
... aka Lügen haben kurze Beine (Germany)
by keyword: stuntman [top]

Big Fat Liar (2002) [Actress]
... aka Lügen haben kurze Beine (Germany)
by keyword: stuntwork [top]

Big Fat Liar (2002) [Actress]
... aka Lügen haben kurze Beine (Germany)
by keyword: suit [top]

Big Fat Liar (2002) [Actress]
... aka Lügen haben kurze Beine (Germany)
by keyword: summer-school [top]

Big Fat Liar (2002) [Actress]
... aka Lügen haben kurze Beine (Germany)
by keyword: sunglasses [top]

Big Fat Liar (2002) [Actress]
... aka Lügen haben kurze Beine (Germany)
by keyword: surfing [top]

Robots (2005) [Actress]
... aka Robots: The IMAX Experience (USA: IMAX version)
by keyword: swimming [top]

Big Fat Liar (2002) [Actress]
... aka Lügen haben kurze Beine (Germany)
by keyword: swing [top]

What a Girl Wants (2003) [Actress]
by keyword: talking-baby [top]

"Rugrats" [Actress]
- Diapies and Dragons (2002) TV Episode [Actress]
- Kimi Takes the Cake (2002) TV Episode [Actress]
- Lil's Phil of Trash (2002) TV Episode [Actress]
- Hold the Pickles (2002) TV Episode [Actress]
- Who's Taffy? (2002) TV Episode [Actress]
(1 more)
by keyword: target-practice [top]

What a Girl Wants (2003) [Actress]
by keyword: tavern [top]

"The Drew Carey Show" [Actress]
- Drew Carey's Back-to-School Rock 'n' Roll Comedy Hour (2001) TV Episode [Actress]
by keyword: teacher [top]

Big Fat Liar (2002) [Actress]
... aka Lügen haben kurze Beine (Germany)
by keyword: teacher-student-relationship [top]

Big Fat Liar (2002) [Actress]
... aka Lügen haben kurze Beine (Germany)
by keyword: teen-angst [top]

Big Fat Liar (2002) [Actress]
... aka Lügen haben kurze Beine (Germany)
by keyword: teenage-crush [top]

Lovewrecked (2005) [Actress]
by keyword: teenage-daughter [top]

Hairspray (2007) [Actress] [Soundtrack]
by keyword: telephone [top]

Big Fat Liar (2002) [Actress]
... aka Lügen haben kurze Beine (Germany)
by keyword: telephone-call [top]

Big Fat Liar (2002) [Actress]
... aka Lügen haben kurze Beine (Germany)
by keyword: theatre [top]

Big Fat Liar (2002) [Actress]
... aka Lügen haben kurze Beine (Germany)
by keyword: tiara [top]

What a Girl Wants (2003) [Actress]
by keyword: title-based-on-song [top]

What a Girl Wants (2003) [Actress]
by keyword: toddler [top]

"Rugrats" [Actress]
- Diapies and Dragons (2002) TV Episode [Actress]
- Kimi Takes the Cake (2002) TV Episode [Actress]
- Lil's Phil of Trash (2002) TV Episode [Actress]
- Hold the Pickles (2002) TV Episode [Actress]
- Who's Taffy? (2002) TV Episode [Actress]
(1 more)
by keyword: tony-award-source [top]

Hairspray (2007) [Actress] [Soundtrack]
by keyword: torment [top]

Big Fat Liar (2002) [Actress]
... aka Lügen haben kurze Beine (Germany)
by keyword: tour [top]

Big Fat Liar (2002) [Actress]
... aka Lügen haben kurze Beine (Germany)
by keyword: tour-guide [top]

What a Girl Wants (2003) [Actress]
by keyword: transvestite [top]

Hairspray (2007) [Actress] [Soundtrack]
by keyword: trip [top]

Big Fat Liar (2002) [Actress]
... aka Lügen haben kurze Beine (Germany)
by keyword: twin [top]

She's the Man (2006) [Actress]
by keyword: twins [top]

"Rugrats" [Actress]
- Diapies and Dragons (2002) TV Episode [Actress]
- Kimi Takes the Cake (2002) TV Episode [Actress]
- Lil's Phil of Trash (2002) TV Episode [Actress]
- Hold the Pickles (2002) TV Episode [Actress]
- Who's Taffy? (2002) TV Episode [Actress]
(1 more)
by keyword: underwater-scene [top]

Lovewrecked (2005) [Actress]
by keyword: unrequited-love [top]

Lovewrecked (2005) [Actress]
by keyword: vargas [top]

"The Nick Cannon Show" [Self]
- Nick Takes Over Hollywood (2002) TV Episode [Actress]
by keyword: vet [top]

Big Fat Liar (2002) [Actress]
... aka Lügen haben kurze Beine (Germany)
by keyword: veteran [top]

Big Fat Liar (2002) [Actress]
... aka Lügen haben kurze Beine (Germany)
by keyword: video-camera [top]

Big Fat Liar (2002) [Actress]
... aka Lügen haben kurze Beine (Germany)
by keyword: vietnam-vet [top]

Big Fat Liar (2002) [Actress]
... aka Lügen haben kurze Beine (Germany)
by keyword: vietnam-veteran [top]

Big Fat Liar (2002) [Actress]
... aka Lügen haben kurze Beine (Germany)
by keyword: warehouse [top]

Big Fat Liar (2002) [Actress]
... aka Lügen haben kurze Beine (Germany)
by keyword: waste-basket [top]

Big Fat Liar (2002) [Actress]
... aka Lügen haben kurze Beine (Germany)
by keyword: wedding [top]

What a Girl Wants (2003) [Actress]
by keyword: wilhelm-scream [top]

She's the Man (2006) [Actress]
by keyword: woman-dressed-as-man [top]

She's the Man (2006) [Actress]
by keyword: woman-played-by-man [top]

Hairspray (2007) [Actress] [Soundtrack]
by keyword: workplace [top]

"The Drew Carey Show" [Actress]
- Drew Carey's Back-to-School Rock 'n' Roll Comedy Hour (2001) TV Episode [Actress]
by keyword: writing [top]

Big Fat Liar (2002) [Actress]
... aka Lügen haben kurze Beine (Germany)

Genres for Amanda

2007-10-15T13:56:00.000-07:00

Genre index
27 Comedy
21 Talk-Show
16 Family
8 Documentary
6 Adventure
5 Music
4 Animation
3 Drama
3 Fantasy
3 Romance
2 News
2 Short
1 Game-Show
1 Horror
1 Musical
1 Reality-TV
1 Sci-Fi
1 Sport
Genre: Comedy [top]

"Jimmy Kimmel Live!" [Self]
- Episode dated 28 September 2007 (2007) TV Episode [Actress]
- Episode dated 16 September 2004 (2004) TV Episode [Actress]
Sydney White (2007) [Actress]
"The Tonight Show with Jay Leno" [Self]
- Episode dated 17 September 2007 (2007) TV Episode [Actress]
- Episode dated 15 May 2003 (2003) TV Episode [Actress]
"Late Night with Conan O'Brien" [Self]
... aka Late Night with Conan O'Brien (Australia)
- Episode dated 10 August 2007 (2007) TV Episode [Actress]
- Episode dated 6 October 2005 (2005) TV Episode [Actress]
Hairspray (2007) [Actress] [Soundtrack]
2006 MuchMusic Video Awards (2006) (TV) [Actress]
"What I Like About You" [Actress]
- Finally (2006) TV Episode [Actress]
- Now and Zen (2006) TV Episode [Actress]
- Friends & Lovers (2006) TV Episode [Actress]
- Garden State (2006) TV Episode [Actress]
- Your Money or Your Wife (2006) TV Episode [Actress]
(66 more)
She's the Man (2006) [Actress]
"Ellen: The Ellen DeGeneres Show" [Self]
- Episode dated 8 March 2006 (2006) TV Episode [Actress]
- Episode dated 27 October 2004 (2004) TV Episode [Actress]
- Episode dated 16 September 2003 (2003) TV Episode [Actress]
Robots (2005) [Actress]
... aka Robots: The IMAX Experience (USA: IMAX version)
"Late Show with David Letterman" [Self]
... aka Late Show Backstage (USA: title for episodes with guest hosts)
... aka The Late Show (USA: informal short title)
- Episode dated 23 February 2005 (2005) TV Episode [Actress]
"The Late Late Show with Craig Ferguson" [Self]
- Episode #1.8 (2005) TV Episode [Actress]
Lovewrecked (2005) [Actress]
"The Wayne Brady Show" [Self]
- Episode dated 23 April 2004 (2004) TV Episode [Actress]
"The Late Late Show with Craig Kilborn" [Self]
... aka The Late Late Show (USA: short title)
- Episode dated 6 October 2003 (2003) TV Episode [Actress]
- Episode dated 11 April 2003 (2003) TV Episode [Actress]
"The Jamie Kennedy Experiment" [Self]
- Episode #3.1 (2003) TV Episode [Actress]
What a Girl Wants (2003) [Actress]
"Rugrats" [Actress]
- Diapies and Dragons (2002) TV Episode [Actress]
- Kimi Takes the Cake (2002) TV Episode [Actress]
- Lil's Phil of Trash (2002) TV Episode [Actress]
- Who's Taffy? (2002) TV Episode [Actress]
- Hold the Pickles (2002) TV Episode [Actress]
(1 more)
"All That" [Actress] [Self]
- All That Bloopers - Ask Ashley (2002) TV Episode [Actress]
- Episode dated 6 April 2002 (2002) TV Episode [Actress]
- Amanda Bynes/City High (2000) TV Episode [Actress]
- All That Live! (100th Episode) (1999) TV Episode [Actress]
- Cooking with Randy (1997) TV Episode [Actress]
"The Nick Cannon Show" [Self]
- Nick Takes Over Hollywood (2002) TV Episode [Actress]
Big Fat Liar (2002) [Actress]
... aka Lügen haben kurze Beine (Germany)
"Mad TV" [Self]
- Episode #7.13 (2002) TV Episode [Actress]
"The Drew Carey Show" [Actress]
- Drew Carey's Back-to-School Rock 'n' Roll Comedy Hour (2001) TV Episode [Actress]
"The Amanda Show" [Actress]
- Penelope in Makeup (2001) TV Episode [Actress]
- Barney's Boy (2001) TV Episode [Actress]
- Episode #2.26 (2001) TV Episode [Actress]
- Episode #2.22 (2000) TV Episode [Actress]
- Crazy Courtney (2000) TV Episode [Actress]
(11 more)
"Rove Live" [Self]
- Episode #1.7 (2000) TV Episode [Actress]
"Arli$$" [Actress]
- Our Past, Our Present, Our Future (1999) TV Episode [Actress]
"Figure It Out" (1997) TV Series [Actress]
... aka Figure It Out: Family Style (USA: third season title)
... aka Figure It Out: Wild Style (USA: fourth season title)
Genre: Talk-Show [top]

"Jimmy Kimmel Live!" [Self]
- Episode dated 28 September 2007 (2007) TV Episode [Actress]
- Episode dated 16 September 2004 (2004) TV Episode [Actress]
"The Tonight Show with Jay Leno" [Self]
- Episode dated 17 September 2007 (2007) TV Episode [Actress]
- Episode dated 15 May 2003 (2003) TV Episode [Actress]
"Rachael Ray" [Self]
- Episode #2.5 (2007) TV Episode [Actress]
"Late Night with Conan O'Brien" [Self]
... aka Late Night with Conan O'Brien (Australia)
- Episode dated 10 August 2007 (2007) TV Episode [Actress]
- Episode dated 6 October 2005 (2005) TV Episode [Actress]
"The View" [Self]
- Episode dated 23 July 2007 (2007) TV Episode [Actress]
- Episode dated 16 March 2006 (2006) TV Episode [Actress]
- Episode dated 6 May 2005 (2005) TV Episode [Actress]
- Episode dated 5 May 2005 (2005) TV Episode [Actress]
- Episode dated 8 October 2004 (2004) TV Episode [Actress]
"Richard & Judy" [Self]
- Episode dated 6 July 2007 (2007) TV Episode [Actress]
"The Tyra Banks Show" [Self]
- The Most Unbelievable Surprises of the Season (2006) TV Episode [Actress]
- Ty Surprise (2005) TV Episode [Actress]
"Last Call with Carson Daly" [Self]
- Episode dated 15 March 2006 (2006) TV Episode [Actress]
"Ellen: The Ellen DeGeneres Show" [Self]
- Episode dated 8 March 2006 (2006) TV Episode [Actress]
- Episode dated 27 October 2004 (2004) TV Episode [Actress]
- Episode dated 16 September 2003 (2003) TV Episode [Actress]
"Isaac" [Self]
- Episode dated 9 December 2005 (2005) TV Episode [Actress]
"Live with Regis and Kathie Lee" [Self]
... aka Live with Regis (USA: new title)
... aka Live with Regis & Kelly (USA: new title)
- Episode dated 28 September 2005 (2005) TV Episode [Actress]
- Episode dated 24 February 2005 (2005) TV Episode [Actress]
- Episode dated 22 January 2004 (2004) TV Episode [Actress]
"Late Show with David Letterman" [Self]
... aka Late Show Backstage (USA: title for episodes with guest hosts)
... aka The Late Show (USA: informal short title)
- Episode dated 23 February 2005 (2005) TV Episode [Actress]
"The Late Late Show with Craig Ferguson" [Self]
- Episode #1.8 (2005) TV Episode [Actress]
"The Tony Danza Show" [Self]
- Episode #1.21 (2004) TV Episode [Actress]
"The Wayne Brady Show" [Self]
- Episode dated 23 April 2004 (2004) TV Episode [Actress]
"The Late Late Show with Craig Kilborn" [Self]
... aka The Late Late Show (USA: short title)
- Episode dated 6 October 2003 (2003) TV Episode [Actress]
- Episode dated 11 April 2003 (2003) TV Episode [Actress]
"The Sharon Osbourne Show" [Self]
... aka Sharon (USA: short title)
- Episode dated 2 October 2003 (2003) TV Episode [Actress]
"Today" [Self]
... aka NBC News Today (USA: promotional title)
... aka The Today Show (USA)
- Episode dated 4 June 2003 (2003) TV Episode [Actress]
"The Caroline Rhea Show" [Self]
- Episode dated 1 April 2003 (2003) TV Episode [Actress]
"The Rosie O'Donnell Show" [Self]
- Episode dated 19 January 2001 (2001) TV Episode [Actress]
"Rove Live" [Self]
- Episode #1.7 (2000) TV Episode [Actress]
Genre: Family [top]

The Teen Choice Awards 2005 (2005) (TV) [Actress]
Robots (2005) [Actress]
... aka Robots: The IMAX Experience (USA: IMAX version)
Nickelodeon Kids' Choice Awards '04 (2004) (TV) [Actress]
The Teen Choice Awards 2003 (2003) (TV) [Actress]
Nickelodeon Kids' Choice Awards '03 (2003) (TV) [Actress]
What a Girl Wants (2003) [Actress]
Charlotte's Web 2: Wilbur's Great Adventure (2003) (V) [Actress]
"Rugrats" [Actress]
- Diapies and Dragons (2002) TV Episode [Actress]
- Kimi Takes the Cake (2002) TV Episode [Actress]
- Lil's Phil of Trash (2002) TV Episode [Actress]
- Who's Taffy? (2002) TV Episode [Actress]
- Hold the Pickles (2002) TV Episode [Actress]
(1 more)
Nickelodeon Kids' Choice Awards '02 (2002) (TV) [Actress]
Big Fat Liar (2002) [Actress]
... aka Lügen haben kurze Beine (Germany)
"The Nightmare Room" [Actress]
- Don't Forget Me (2001) TV Episode [Actress]
Rugrats: Still Babies After All These Years (2001) (TV) [Actress]
"The Amanda Show" [Actress]
- Penelope in Makeup (2001) TV Episode [Actress]
- Barney's Boy (2001) TV Episode [Actress]
- Episode #2.26 (2001) TV Episode [Actress]
- Episode #2.22 (2000) TV Episode [Actress]
- Crazy Courtney (2000) TV Episode [Actress]
(11 more)
Nickelodeon Kids' Choice Awards 2000 (2000) (TV) [Actress]
"Blue's Clues" [Self]
- Blue's Birthday (1998) TV Episode [Actress]
"Figure It Out" (1997) TV Series [Actress]
... aka Figure It Out: Family Style (USA: third season title)
... aka Figure It Out: Wild Style (USA: fourth season title)
Genre: Documentary [top]

"HBO First Look" [Self]
- Welcome to the '60s: On the Set of 'Hairspray' (2007) TV Episode [Actress]
- Robots (2005) TV Episode [Actress]
"Style Star" [Self]
- Young Hollywood (2005) TV Episode [Actress]
Assembling 'Robots': The Magic, the Music, & the Comedy (2005) (TV) [Actress]
The Making of 'Robots' (2005) (V) [Actress]
Nickelodeon Kids' Choice Awards '04 (2004) (TV) [Actress]
Nickelodeon Kids' Choice Awards '03 (2003) (TV) [Actress]
Nickelodeon Kids' Choice Awards '02 (2002) (TV) [Actress]
Rugrats: Still Babies After All These Years (2001) (TV) [Actress]
Genre: Adventure [top]

Robots (2005) [Actress]
... aka Robots: The IMAX Experience (USA: IMAX version)
Lovewrecked (2005) [Actress]
What a Girl Wants (2003) [Actress]
Charlotte's Web 2: Wilbur's Great Adventure (2003) (V) [Actress]
"Rugrats" [Actress]
- Diapies and Dragons (2002) TV Episode [Actress]
- Kimi Takes the Cake (2002) TV Episode [Actress]
- Lil's Phil of Trash (2002) TV Episode [Actress]
- Who's Taffy? (2002) TV Episode [Actress]
- Hold the Pickles (2002) TV Episode [Actress]
(1 more)
Big Fat Liar (2002) [Actress]
... aka Lügen haben kurze Beine (Germany)
Genre: Music [top]

"Late Night with Conan O'Brien" [Self]
... aka Late Night with Conan O'Brien (Australia)
- Episode dated 10 August 2007 (2007) TV Episode [Actress]
- Episode dated 6 October 2005 (2005) TV Episode [Actress]
2006 MuchMusic Video Awards (2006) (TV) [Actress]
"Total Request Live" [Self]
... aka TRL (USA: promotional abbreviation)
... aka Total Request with Carson Daly (USA)
- Episode dated 7 October 2004 (2004) TV Episode [Actress]
"The Wayne Brady Show" [Self]
- Episode dated 23 April 2004 (2004) TV Episode [Actress]
"All That" [Actress] [Self]
- All That Bloopers - Ask Ashley (2002) TV Episode [Actress]
- Episode dated 6 April 2002 (2002) TV Episode [Actress]
- Amanda Bynes/City High (2000) TV Episode [Actress]
- All That Live! (100th Episode) (1999) TV Episode [Actress]
- Cooking with Randy (1997) TV Episode [Actress]
Genre: Animation [top]

Robots (2005) [Actress]
... aka Robots: The IMAX Experience (USA: IMAX version)
Charlotte's Web 2: Wilbur's Great Adventure (2003) (V) [Actress]
"Rugrats" [Actress]
- Diapies and Dragons (2002) TV Episode [Actress]
- Kimi Takes the Cake (2002) TV Episode [Actress]
- Lil's Phil of Trash (2002) TV Episode [Actress]
- Who's Taffy? (2002) TV Episode [Actress]
- Hold the Pickles (2002) TV Episode [Actress]
(1 more)
"Blue's Clues" [Self]
- Blue's Birthday (1998) TV Episode [Actress]
Genre: Drama [top]

Hairspray (2007) [Actress] [Soundtrack]
"What I Like About You" [Actress]
- Finally (2006) TV Episode [Actress]
- Now and Zen (2006) TV Episode [Actress]
- Friends & Lovers (2006) TV Episode [Actress]
- Garden State (2006) TV Episode [Actress]
- Your Money or Your Wife (2006) TV Episode [Actress]
(66 more)
What a Girl Wants (2003) [Actress]
Genre: Fantasy [top]

Robots (2005) [Actress]
... aka Robots: The IMAX Experience (USA: IMAX version)
Charlotte's Web 2: Wilbur's Great Adventure (2003) (V) [Actress]
"Rugrats" [Actress]
- Diapies and Dragons (2002) TV Episode [Actress]
- Kimi Takes the Cake (2002) TV Episode [Actress]
- Lil's Phil of Trash (2002) TV Episode [Actress]
- Who's Taffy? (2002) TV Episode [Actress]
- Hold the Pickles (2002) TV Episode [Actress]
(1 more)
Genre: Romance [top]

She's the Man (2006) [Actress]
Lovewrecked (2005) [Actress]
What a Girl Wants (2003) [Actress]
Genre: News [top]

"Entertainment Tonight" [Self]
... aka E.T. (USA: informal title)
... aka ET Weekend (Australia: weekend title)
... aka Entertainment This Week (weekend title)
... aka This Week in Entertainment (USA: weekend title)
- Episode dated 27 September 2007 (2007) TV Episode [Actress]
"Today" [Self]
... aka NBC News Today (USA: promotional title)
... aka The Today Show (USA)
- Episode dated 4 June 2003 (2003) TV Episode [Actress]
Genre: Short [top]

Assembling 'Robots': The Magic, the Music, & the Comedy (2005) (TV) [Actress]
The Making of 'Robots' (2005) (V) [Actress]
Genre: Game-Show [top]

"Figure It Out" (1997) TV Series [Actress]
... aka Figure It Out: Family Style (USA: third season title)
... aka Figure It Out: Wild Style (USA: fourth season title)
Genre: Horror [top]

"The Nightmare Room" [Actress]
- Don't Forget Me (2001) TV Episode [Actress]
Genre: Musical [top]

Hairspray (2007) [Actress] [Soundtrack]
Genre: Reality-TV [top]

"The Nick Cannon Show" [Self]
- Nick Takes Over Hollywood (2002) TV Episode [Actress]
Genre: Sci-Fi [top]

Robots (2005) [Actress]
... aka Robots: The IMAX Experience (USA: IMAX version)
Genre: Sport [top]

"Arli$$" [Actress]
- Our Past, Our Present, Our Future (1999) TV Episode [Actress]

Filmography by TV series for Amanda

2007-10-15T13:55:00.001-07:00

"Entertainment Tonight" (1 episode)
... aka E.T. (USA: informal title)
... aka ET Weekend (Australia: weekend title)
... aka Entertainment This Week (weekend title)
... aka This Week in Entertainment (USA: weekend title)
Episode dated 27 September 2007 (27 September 2007) - Herself
"Rachael Ray" (1 episode)
Episode #2.5 (14 September 2007) - Herself
"Richard & Judy" (1 episode)
Episode dated 6 July 2007 (6 July 2007) - Herself
"Last Call with Carson Daly" (1 episode)
Episode dated 15 March 2006 (15 March 2006) - Herself
"Isaac" (1 episode)
Episode dated 9 December 2005 (9 December 2005) - Herself
"Late Night with Conan O'Brien" (2 episodes)
... aka Late Night with Conan O'Brien (Australia)
Episode dated 6 October 2005 (6 October 2005) - Herself
Episode dated 10 August 2007 (10 August 2007) - Herself
"The Tyra Banks Show" (2 episodes)
Ty Surprise (26 September 2005) - Herself
The Most Unbelievable Surprises of the Season (7 July 2006) - Herself
"Style Star" (1 episode)
Young Hollywood (6 March 2005) - Herself
"HBO First Look" (2 episodes)
Robots (1 March 2005) - Herself
Welcome to the '60s: On the Set of 'Hairspray' (10 July 2007) - Herself
"Late Show with David Letterman" (1 episode)
... aka Late Show Backstage (USA: title for episodes with guest hosts)
... aka The Late Show (USA: informal short title)
Episode dated 23 February 2005 (23 February 2005) - Herself
"The Late Late Show with Craig Ferguson" (1 episode)
Episode #1.8 (12 January 2005) - Herself
"The Tony Danza Show" (1 episode)
Episode #1.21 (11 October 2004) - Herself
"The View" (5 episodes)
Episode dated 8 October 2004 (8 October 2004) - Herself
Episode dated 5 May 2005 (5 May 2005) - Herself - Guest Host
Episode dated 6 May 2005 (6 May 2005) - Herself - Guest Host
Episode dated 16 March 2006 (16 March 2006) - Herself
Episode dated 23 July 2007 (23 July 2007) - Herself
"Total Request Live" (1 episode)
... aka TRL (USA: promotional abbreviation)
... aka Total Request with Carson Daly (USA)
Episode dated 7 October 2004 (7 October 2004) - Herself
"Jimmy Kimmel Live!" (2 episodes)
Episode dated 16 September 2004 (16 September 2004) - Herself
Episode dated 28 September 2007 (28 September 2007) - Herself
"The Wayne Brady Show" (1 episode)
Episode dated 23 April 2004 (23 April 2004) - Herself
"Live with Regis and Kathie Lee" (3 episodes)
... aka Live with Regis (USA: new title)
... aka Live with Regis & Kelly (USA: new title)
Episode dated 22 January 2004 (22 January 2004) - Herself
Episode dated 24 February 2005 (24 February 2005) - Herself
Episode dated 28 September 2005 (28 September 2005) - Herself
"The Sharon Osbourne Show" (1 episode)
... aka Sharon (USA: short title)
Episode dated 2 October 2003 (2 October 2003) - Herself
"The Jamie Kennedy Experiment" (1 episode)
Episode #3.1 (18 September 2003) - Herself
"Ellen: The Ellen DeGeneres Show" (3 episodes)
Episode dated 16 September 2003 (16 September 2003) - Herself
Episode dated 27 October 2004 (27 October 2004) - Herself
Episode dated 8 March 2006 (8 March 2006) - Herself
"Today" (1 episode)
... aka NBC News Today (USA: promotional title)
... aka The Today Show (USA)
Episode dated 4 June 2003 (4 June 2003) - Herself
"The Tonight Show with Jay Leno" (2 episodes)
Episode dated 15 May 2003 (15 May 2003) - Herself
Episode dated 17 September 2007 (17 September 2007) - Herself
"The Late Late Show with Craig Kilborn" (2 episodes)
... aka The Late Late Show (USA: short title)
Episode dated 11 April 2003 (11 April 2003) - Herself
Episode dated 6 October 2003 (6 October 2003) - Herself
"The Caroline Rhea Show" (1 episode)
Episode dated 1 April 2003 (1 April 2003) - Herself
"What I Like About You" (71 episodes)
Roommates (4 October 2002) - Holly Tyler
Tankini (8 November 2002) - Holly Tyler
Copy That (15 November 2002) - Holly Tyler
Thanksgiving (22 November 2002) - Holly Tyler
Girls Night Out (24 January 2003) - Holly Tyler
Next US airings:
Wed. Oct. 17 3:30 PM CW

The Cheerleading Incident (31 January 2003) - Holly Tyler
Next US airings:
Thur. Oct. 18 3:30 PM CW

Valentine's Day (14 February 2003) - Holly Tyler
Next US airings:
Mon. Oct. 22 3:30 PM CW

Holly's First Job (21 February 2003) - Holly Tyler
Next US airings:
Tue. Oct. 23 3:30 PM CW

The Breakup (28 February 2003) - Holly Tyler
Next US airings:
Thur. Oct. 25 3:30 PM CW

Dude, Where's Val's Car? (7 March 2003) - Holly Tyler
Next US airings:
Wed. Oct. 24 3:30 PM CW

Loose Lips (4 April 2003) - Holly Tyler
Next US airings:
Fri. Oct. 26 3:30 PM CW

The Fix Up (25 April 2003) - Holly Tyler
Tyler v. World (2 May 2003) - Holly Tyler
The Talk (9 May 2003) - Holly Tyler
I Love You... Soon (11 September 2003) - Holly Tyler
Boys' Club (18 September 2003) - Holly Tyler
When Holly Met Tina (25 September 2003) - Holly Tyler
Absence Makes the Heart Grow... Never Mind (6 November 2003) - Holly Tyler
Regarding Henry (20 November 2003) - Holly Tyler
The Hospital (16 January 2004) - Holly Tyler
Your Cheatin' Heart (23 January 2004) - Holly Tyler
Skyrink Sucks (30 January 2004) - Holly Tyler
Lunar Eclipse of the Heart (6 February 2004) - Holly Tyler
Val and Holly's Not Boyfriends (13 February 2004) - Holly Tyler
The Interview (20 February 2004) - Holly Tyler
The Big Picture (16 April 2004) - Holly Tyler
Rollin' in It (23 April 2004) - Holly Tyler
Anti-Prom (30 April 2004) - Holly Tyler
Second Season Finale (7 May 2004) - Holly Tyler
Europe Was So Much More Fun (17 September 2004) - Holly Tyler
The Longest Night of the Year (24 September 2004) - Holly Tyler
The Not-So Simple Life (1 October 2004) - Holly Tyler
God Help the Mister (8 October 2004) - Holly Tyler
Split Ends (15 October 2004) - Holly Tyler
Three Little Words (22 October 2004) - Holly Tyler
Ghost of a Chance (29 October 2004) - Holly Tyler
The Gift of the Mutton (5 November 2004) - Holly Tyler
We'll Miss Gittle a Little (12 November 2004) - Holly Tyler
The Wedding: Part 1 (19 November 2004) - Holly Tyler
The Wedding: Part 2 (14 January 2005) - Holly Tyler
How to Succeed in Business Without Really Trying to Be a Lesbian (21 January 2005) - Holly Tyler
Don't Kiss the Messenger (28 January 2005) - Holly Tyler
Sex and the Single Girls (4 February 2005) - Holly Tyler
Stupid Cupid (11 February 2005) - Holly Tyler
Nobody's Perfect (18 February 2005) - Holly Tyler
Dangerous Liaisons (25 February 2005) - Holly Tyler
Girls Gone Wild (8 April 2005) - Holly Tyler
Bad to the Scone (15 April 2005) - Holly Tyler
Working Girls (22 April 2005) - Holly Tyler
Pranks a Lot (29 April 2005) - Holly Tyler
The Kid, the Cake, and the Chemistry (6 May 2005) - Holly Tyler
My Boyfriend's Back (13 May 2005) - Holly Tyler
Enough Is Enough (20 May 2005) - Holly Tyler
I Want My Baby Back (16 September 2005) - Holly Tyler
Surprise (23 September 2005) - Holly Tyler
The Redo (30 September 2005) - Holly Tyler
I've Got a Secret (7 October 2005) - Holly Tyler
The Perfect Date (14 October 2005) - Holly Tyler
Halloween (28 October 2005) - Holly Tyler
Someone's in the Kitchen with Daddy (4 November 2005) - Holly Tyler
Jazz Night (11 November 2005) - Holly Tyler
Ground-Turkey-Hog-Day (18 November 2005) - Holly Tyler
For Love or Money (9 December 2005) - Holly Tyler
Coming Home (27 January 2006) - Holly Tyler
Desperate Girlfriends (3 February 2006) - Holly Tyler
The Other Woman (17 February 2006) - Holly Tyler
Your Money or Your Wife (24 February 2006) - Holly Tyler
Garden State (3 March 2006) - Holly Tyler
Friends & Lovers (10 March 2006) - Holly Tyler
Now and Zen (17 March 2006) - Holly Tyler
Finally (24 March 2006) - Holly Tyler
"Rugrats" (6 episodes)
Happy Taffy (21 September 2002) - Taffy (voice) (as Amanda L Bynes)
Who's Taffy? (28 September 2002) - Taffy (voice) (as Amanda L Bynes)
Hold the Pickles (28 September 2002) - Taffy (voice) (as Amanda L Bynes)
Diapies and Dragons (5 October 2002) - Taffy (voice) (as Amanda L Bynes)
Kimi Takes the Cake (5 October 2002) - Taffy (voice) (as Amanda L Bynes)
Lil's Phil of Trash (5 October 2002) - Taffy (voice) (as Amanda L Bynes)
"The Nick Cannon Show" (1 episode)
Nick Takes Over Hollywood (8 February 2002) - Herself
"Mad TV" (1 episode)
Episode #7.13 (2 February 2002) - Herself
"The Drew Carey Show" (1 episode)
Drew Carey's Back-to-School Rock 'n' Roll Comedy Hour (26 September 2001) - Sketch Player
"The Nightmare Room" (1 episode)
Don't Forget Me (31 August 2001) - Danielle Warner
"The Rosie O'Donnell Show" (1 episode)
Episode dated 19 January 2001 (19 January 2001) - Herself
"Rove Live" (1 episode)
Episode #1.7 (20 November 2000) - Herself
"Arli$$" (1 episode)
Our Past, Our Present, Our Future (13 June 1999) - Crystal Dupree
"Blue's Clues" (1 episode)
Blue's Birthday (1 January 1998) - Herself
"All That" (5 episodes)
Cooking with Randy (11 January 1997) - Regular Performer
All That Live! (100th Episode) (6 March 1999) - Regular Performer
Amanda Bynes/City High (23 July 2000) - Actress
Episode dated 6 April 2002 (6 April 2002) - Herself
All That Bloopers - Ask Ashley (4 May 2002) - Herself
"The Amanda Show" (16 episodes)
Episode #2.28 (????) - Host/Regular Performer
Episode #2.16 (????) - Host/Regular Performer
Episode #2.19 (????) - Host/Regular Performer
Talent Contest (31 December 1999) - Host/Regular Performer/Penelope Taynt
The People Store (1 January 2000) - Host/Regular Performer/Penelope Taynt
Why Not Sumo? (1 January 2000) - Host/Regular Performer/Penelope Taynt
Crime Fighting Cheerleaders (1 January 2000) - Host/Regular Performer/Penelope Taynt
Mammal-O's (1 January 2000) - Host/Regular Performer/Penelope Taynt
Vitamin C (14 March 2000) - Host/Regular Performer
What's Going on Amanda? (18 June 2000) - Host/Regular Performer
Episode #2.17 (26 August 2000) - Host/Regular Performer/Penelope Taynt
Crazy Courtney (4 October 2000) - Host/Regular Performer/Penelope Taynt
Episode #2.22 (28 October 2000) - Host/Regular Performer/Penelope Taynt
Episode #2.26 (27 January 2001) - Host/Regular Performer/Penelope Taynt
Penelope in Makeup (17 February 2001) - Host/Regular
Barney's Boy (17 February 2001) - Host/Regular

Filmography by year for Amanda

2007-10-15T13:53:00.000-07:00

"Jimmy Kimmel Live!: (2007-09-28)" (2007) TV Episode [Actress .... Herself]
"Entertainment Tonight: (2007-09-27)" (2007) TV Episode [Actress .... Herself]
Sydney White (2007) [Actress .... Sydney White]
"The Tonight Show with Jay Leno: (2007-09-17)" (2007) TV Episode [Actress .... Herself]
"Rachael Ray: (#2.5)" (2007) TV Episode [Actress .... Herself]
"Late Night with Conan O'Brien: (2007-08-10)" (2007) TV Episode [Actress .... Herself]
"The View: (2007-07-23)" (2007) TV Episode [Actress .... Herself]
Hairspray (2007) [Actress .... Penny Pingleton] [Soundtrack] (performer: "Without Love", "You Can't Stop the Beat")
"HBO First Look: Welcome to the '60s: On the Set of 'Hairspray' (#14.16)" (2007) TV Episode [Actress .... Herself]
"Richard & Judy: (2007-07-06)" (2007) TV Episode [Actress .... Herself]
"The Tyra Banks Show: The Most Unbelievable Surprises of the Season" (2006) TV Episode [Actress .... Herself]
2006 MuchMusic Video Awards (2006) (TV) [Actress .... Herself - Presenter]
2006 MTV Movie Awards (2006) (TV) [Actress .... Herself]
"What I Like About You: Finally (#4.18)" (2006) TV Episode [Actress .... Holly Tyler]
She's the Man (2006) [Actress .... Viola]
"What I Like About You: Now and Zen (#4.17)" (2006) TV Episode [Actress .... Holly Tyler]
"The View: (2006-03-16)" (2006) TV Episode [Actress .... Herself]
"Last Call with Carson Daly: (2006-03-15)" (2006) TV Episode [Actress .... Herself]
"What I Like About You: Friends & Lovers (#4.16)" (2006) TV Episode [Actress .... Holly Tyler]
"Ellen: The Ellen DeGeneres Show: (2006-03-08)" (2006) TV Episode [Actress .... Herself]
"What I Like About You: Garden State (#4.15)" (2006) TV Episode [Actress .... Holly Tyler]
"What I Like About You: Your Money or Your Wife (#4.14)" (2006) TV Episode [Actress .... Holly Tyler]
"What I Like About You: The Other Woman (#4.13)" (2006) TV Episode [Actress .... Holly Tyler]
"What I Like About You: Desperate Girlfriends (#4.12)" (2006) TV Episode [Actress .... Holly Tyler]
"What I Like About You: Coming Home (#4.11)" (2006) TV Episode [Actress .... Holly Tyler]
"Isaac: (2005-12-09)" (2005) TV Episode [Actress .... Herself]
"What I Like About You: For Love or Money (#4.10)" (2005) TV Episode [Actress .... Holly Tyler]
"What I Like About You: Ground-Turkey-Hog-Day (#4.9)" (2005) TV Episode [Actress .... Holly Tyler]
"What I Like About You: Jazz Night (#4.8)" (2005) TV Episode [Actress .... Holly Tyler]
"What I Like About You: Someone's in the Kitchen with Daddy (#4.7)" (2005) TV Episode [Actress .... Holly Tyler]
"What I Like About You: Halloween (#4.6)" (2005) TV Episode [Actress .... Holly Tyler]
"What I Like About You: The Perfect Date (#4.5)" (2005) TV Episode [Actress .... Holly Tyler]
"What I Like About You: I've Got a Secret (#4.4)" (2005) TV Episode [Actress .... Holly Tyler]
"Late Night with Conan O'Brien: (2005-10-06)" (2005) TV Episode [Actress .... Herself]
"What I Like About You: The Redo (#4.3)" (2005) TV Episode [Actress .... Holly Tyler]
"Live with Regis and Kathie Lee: (2005-09-28)" (2005) TV Episode [Actress .... Herself]
"The Tyra Banks Show: Ty Surprise" (2005) TV Episode [Actress .... Herself]
"What I Like About You: Surprise (#4.2)" (2005) TV Episode [Actress .... Holly Tyler]
"What I Like About You: I Want My Baby Back (#4.1)" (2005) TV Episode [Actress .... Holly Tyler]
The Teen Choice Awards 2005 (2005) (TV) [Actress .... Herself - Attendee]
"What I Like About You: Enough Is Enough (#3.24)" (2005) TV Episode [Actress .... Holly Tyler]
"What I Like About You: My Boyfriend's Back (#3.23)" (2005) TV Episode [Actress .... Holly Tyler]
"The View: (2005-05-06)" (2005) TV Episode [Actress .... Herself - Guest Host]
"What I Like About You: The Kid, the Cake, and the Chemistry (#3.22)" (2005) TV Episode [Actress .... Holly Tyler]
"The View: (2005-05-05)" (2005) TV Episode [Actress .... Herself - Guest Host]
"What I Like About You: Pranks a Lot (#3.21)" (2005) TV Episode [Actress .... Holly Tyler]
"What I Like About You: Working Girls (#3.20)" (2005) TV Episode [Actress .... Holly Tyler]
"What I Like About You: Bad to the Scone (#3.19)" (2005) TV Episode [Actress .... Holly Tyler]
"What I Like About You: Girls Gone Wild (#3.18)" (2005) TV Episode [Actress .... Holly Tyler]
Robots (2005) [Actress .... Piper] (voice)
... aka Robots: The IMAX Experience (USA: IMAX version)
"Style Star: Young Hollywood" (2005) TV Episode [Actress .... Herself]
Assembling 'Robots': The Magic, the Music, & the Comedy (2005) (TV) [Actress .... Herself]
"HBO First Look: Robots (#12.6)" (2005) TV Episode [Actress .... Herself]
The Making of 'Robots' (2005) (V) [Actress .... Herself]
"What I Like About You: Dangerous Liaisons (#3.17)" (2005) TV Episode [Actress .... Holly Tyler]
"Live with Regis and Kathie Lee: (2005-02-24)" (2005) TV Episode [Actress .... Herself]
"Late Show with David Letterman: (2005-02-23)" (2005) TV Episode [Actress .... Herself]
"What I Like About You: Nobody's Perfect (#3.16)" (2005) TV Episode [Actress .... Holly Tyler]
"What I Like About You: Stupid Cupid (#3.15)" (2005) TV Episode [Actress .... Holly Tyler]
"What I Like About You: Sex and the Single Girls (#3.14)" (2005) TV Episode [Actress .... Holly Tyler]
"What I Like About You: Don't Kiss the Messenger (#3.13)" (2005) TV Episode [Actress .... Holly Tyler]
"What I Like About You: How to Succeed in Business Without Really Trying to Be a Lesbian (#3.12)" (2005) TV Episode [Actress .... Holly Tyler]
"What I Like About You: The Wedding: Part 2 (#3.11)" (2005) TV Episode [Actress .... Holly Tyler]
"The Late Late Show with Craig Ferguson: (#1.8)" (2005) TV Episode [Actress .... Herself]
Lovewrecked (2005) [Actress .... Jenny Taylor]
"What I Like About You: The Wedding: Part 1 (#3.10)" (2004) TV Episode [Actress .... Holly Tyler]
"What I Like About You: We'll Miss Gittle a Little (#3.9)" (2004) TV Episode [Actress .... Holly Tyler]
"What I Like About You: The Gift of the Mutton (#3.8)" (2004) TV Episode [Actress .... Holly Tyler]
"What I Like About You: Ghost of a Chance (#3.7)" (2004) TV Episode [Actress .... Holly Tyler]
"Ellen: The Ellen DeGeneres Show: (2004-10-27)" (2004) TV Episode [Actress .... Herself]
"What I Like About You: Three Little Words (#3.6)" (2004) TV Episode [Actress .... Holly Tyler]
"What I Like About You: Split Ends (#3.5)" (2004) TV Episode [Actress .... Holly Tyler]
"The Tony Danza Show: (#1.21)" (2004) TV Episode [Actress .... Herself]
"The View: (2004-10-08)" (2004) TV Episode [Actress .... Herself]
"What I Like About You: God Help the Mister (#3.4)" (2004) TV Episode [Actress .... Holly Tyler]
"Total Request Live: (2004-10-07)" (2004) TV Episode [Actress .... Herself]
"What I Like About You: The Not-So Simple Life (#3.3)" (2004) TV Episode [Actress .... Holly Tyler]
"What I Like About You: The Longest Night of the Year (#3.2)" (2004) TV Episode [Actress .... Holly Tyler]
"What I Like About You: Europe Was So Much More Fun (#3.1)" (2004) TV Episode [Actress .... Holly Tyler]
"Jimmy Kimmel Live!: (2004-09-16)" (2004) TV Episode [Actress .... Herself]
"What I Like About You: Second Season Finale (#2.22)" (2004) TV Episode [Actress .... Holly Tyler]
"What I Like About You: Anti-Prom (#2.21)" (2004) TV Episode [Actress .... Holly Tyler]
"The Wayne Brady Show: (2004-04-23)" (2004) TV Episode [Actress .... Herself]
"What I Like About You: Rollin' in It (#2.20)" (2004) TV Episode [Actress .... Holly Tyler]
"What I Like About You: The Big Picture (#2.19)" (2004) TV Episode [Actress .... Holly Tyler]
Nickelodeon Kids' Choice Awards '04 (2004) (TV) [Actress .... Herself]
"What I Like About You: The Interview (#2.18)" (2004) TV Episode [Actress .... Holly Tyler]
"What I Like About You: Val and Holly's Not Boyfriends (#2.17)" (2004) TV Episode [Actress .... Holly Tyler]
"What I Like About You: Lunar Eclipse of the Heart (#2.16)" (2004) TV Episode [Actress .... Holly Tyler]
"What I Like About You: Skyrink Sucks (#2.15)" (2004) TV Episode [Actress .... Holly Tyler]
"What I Like About You: Your Cheatin' Heart (#2.14)" (2004) TV Episode [Actress .... Holly Tyler]
"Live with Regis and Kathie Lee: (2004-01-22)" (2004) TV Episode [Actress .... Herself]
"What I Like About You: The Hospital (#2.13)" (2004) TV Episode [Actress .... Holly Tyler]
"What I Like About You: Regarding Henry (#2.11)" (2003) TV Episode [Actress .... Holly Tyler]
"What I Like About You: Absence Makes the Heart Grow... Never Mind (#2.9)" (2003) TV Episode [Actress .... Holly Tyler]
"The Late Late Show with Craig Kilborn: (2003-10-06)" (2003) TV Episode [Actress .... Herself]
"The Sharon Osbourne Show: (2003-10-02)" (2003) TV Episode [Actress .... Herself]
"What I Like About You: When Holly Met Tina (#2.3)" (2003) TV Episode [Actress .... Holly Tyler]
"The Jamie Kennedy Experiment: (#3.1)" (2003) TV Episode [Actress .... Herself]
"What I Like About You: Boys' Club (#2.2)" (2003) TV Episode [Actress .... Holly Tyler]
"Ellen: The Ellen DeGeneres Show: (2003-09-16)" (2003) TV Episode [Actress .... Herself]
"What I Like About You: I Love You... Soon (#2.1)" (2003) TV Episode [Actress .... Holly Tyler]
The Teen Choice Awards 2003 (2003) (TV) [Actress .... Herself]
2003 MTV Movie Awards (2003) (TV) [Actress .... Herself]
"Today: (2003-06-04)" (2003) TV Episode [Actress .... Herself]
"The Tonight Show with Jay Leno: (2003-05-15)" (2003) TV Episode [Actress .... Herself]
"What I Like About You: The Talk (#1.22)" (2003) TV Episode [Actress .... Holly Tyler]
"What I Like About You: Tyler v. World (#1.21)" (2003) TV Episode [Actress .... Holly Tyler]
"What I Like About You: The Fix Up (#1.20)" (2003) TV Episode [Actress .... Holly Tyler]
Nickelodeon Kids' Choice Awards '03 (2003) (TV) [Actress .... Herself]
"The Late Late Show with Craig Kilborn: (2003-04-11)" (2003) TV Episode [Actress .... Herself]
"What I Like About You: Loose Lips (#1.19)" (2003) TV Episode [Actress .... Holly Tyler]
Next US airings:
Fri. Oct. 26 3:30 PM CW

"The Caroline Rhea Show: (2003-04-01)" (2003) TV Episode [Actress .... Herself]
What a Girl Wants (2003) [Actress .... Daphne Reynolds]
Next US airings:
Fri. Oct. 19 7:30 PM OXYGEN
Sat. Oct. 20 5:30 PM OXYGEN

Charlotte's Web 2: Wilbur's Great Adventure (2003) (V) [Actress .... Nellie] (voice)
"What I Like About You: Dude, Where's Val's Car? (#1.18)" (2003) TV Episode [Actress .... Holly Tyler]
Next US airings:
Wed. Oct. 24 3:30 PM CW

"What I Like About You: The Breakup (#1.17)" (2003) TV Episode [Actress .... Holly Tyler]
Next US airings:
Thur. Oct. 25 3:30 PM CW

"What I Like About You: Holly's First Job (#1.16)" (2003) TV Episode [Actress .... Holly Tyler]
Next US airings:
Tue. Oct. 23 3:30 PM CW

"What I Like About You: Valentine's Day (#1.15)" (2003) TV Episode [Actress .... Holly Tyler]
Next US airings:
Mon. Oct. 22 3:30 PM CW

"What I Like About You: The Cheerleading Incident (#1.13)" (2003) TV Episode [Actress .... Holly Tyler]
Next US airings:
Thur. Oct. 18 3:30 PM CW

"What I Like About You: Girls Night Out (#1.12)" (2003) TV Episode [Actress .... Holly Tyler]
Next US airings:
Wed. Oct. 17 3:30 PM CW

"What I Like About You: Thanksgiving (#1.9)" (2002) TV Episode [Actress .... Holly Tyler]
"What I Like About You: Copy That (#1.8)" (2002) TV Episode [Actress .... Holly Tyler]
"What I Like About You: Tankini (#1.7)" (2002) TV Episode [Actress .... Holly Tyler]
"Rugrats: Diapies and Dragons" (2002) TV Episode [Actress .... Taffy] (voice) (as Amanda L Bynes)
"Rugrats: Kimi Takes the Cake" (2002) TV Episode [Actress .... Taffy] (voice) (as Amanda L Bynes)
"Rugrats: Lil's Phil of Trash" (2002) TV Episode [Actress .... Taffy] (voice) (as Amanda L Bynes)
"What I Like About You: Roommates (#1.3)" (2002) TV Episode [Actress .... Holly Tyler]
"Rugrats: Hold the Pickles" (2002) TV Episode [Actress .... Taffy] (voice) (as Amanda L Bynes)
"Rugrats: Who's Taffy?" (2002) TV Episode [Actress .... Taffy] (voice) (as Amanda L Bynes)
"Rugrats: Happy Taffy" (2002) TV Episode [Actress .... Taffy] (voice) (as Amanda L Bynes)
"All That: All That Bloopers - Ask Ashley" (2002) TV Episode [Actress .... Herself]
Nickelodeon Kids' Choice Awards '02 (2002) (TV) [Actress .... Herself]
"All That: (2002-04-06)" (2002) TV Episode [Actress .... Herself]
"The Nick Cannon Show: Nick Takes Over Hollywood (#1.4)" (2002) TV Episode [Actress .... Herself]
Big Fat Liar (2002) [Actress .... Kaylee]
... aka Lügen haben kurze Beine (Germany)
"Mad TV: (#7.13)" (2002) TV Episode [Actress .... Herself]
"The Drew Carey Show: Drew Carey's Back-to-School Rock 'n' Roll Comedy Hour (#7.1)" (2001) TV Episode [Actress .... Sketch Player]
"The Nightmare Room: Don't Forget Me (#1.1)" (2001) TV Episode [Actress .... Danielle Warner]
Rugrats: Still Babies After All These Years (2001) (TV) [Actress .... Narrator] (voice)
"The Amanda Show: Barney's Boy (#2.25)" (2001) TV Episode [Actress .... Host/Regular]
"The Amanda Show: Penelope in Makeup (#2.24)" (2001) TV Episode [Actress .... Host/Regular]
"The Amanda Show: (#2.26)" (2001) TV Episode [Actress .... Host/Regular Performer/Penelope Taynt]
"The Rosie O'Donnell Show: (2001-01-19)" (2001) TV Episode [Actress .... Herself]
Rock & Roll Back to School Special (2001) (TV) [Actress .... Herself]
... aka Drew Carey's Rock & Roll Back to School Special (USA: complete title)
"Rove Live: (#1.7)" (2000) TV Episode [Actress .... Herself]
"The Amanda Show: (#2.22)" (2000) TV Episode [Actress .... Host/Regular Performer/Penelope Taynt]
"The Amanda Show: Crazy Courtney (#2.14)" (2000) TV Episode [Actress .... Host/Regular Performer/Penelope Taynt]
"The Amanda Show: (#2.17)" (2000) TV Episode [Actress .... Host/Regular Performer/Penelope Taynt]
"All That: Amanda Bynes/City High" (2000) TV Episode [Actress]
"The Amanda Show: What's Going on Amanda? (#2.0)" (2000) TV Episode [Actress .... Host/Regular Performer]
Nickelodeon Kids' Choice Awards 2000 (2000) (TV) [Actress .... Presenter]
"The Amanda Show: Vitamin C (#4.1)" (2000) TV Episode [Actress .... Host/Regular Performer]
"The Amanda Show: Crime Fighting Cheerleaders (#2.3)" (2000) TV Episode [Actress .... Host/Regular Performer/Penelope Taynt]
"The Amanda Show: Mammal-O's" (2000) TV Episode [Actress .... Host/Regular Performer/Penelope Taynt]
"The Amanda Show: The People Store (#2.12)" (2000) TV Episode [Actress .... Host/Regular Performer/Penelope Taynt]
"The Amanda Show: Why Not Sumo?" (2000) TV Episode [Actress .... Host/Regular Performer/Penelope Taynt]

"The Amanda Show: Talent Contest" (1999) TV Episode [Actress .... Host/Regular Performer/Penelope Taynt]
"Arli$$: Our Past, Our Present, Our Future (#4.2)" (1999) TV Episode [Actress .... Crystal Dupree]
"All That: All That Live! (100th Episode) (#5.8)" (1999) TV Episode [Actress .... Regular Performer]
"Blue's Clues: Blue's Birthday (#2.9)" (1998) TV Episode [Actress .... Herself]
"Figure It Out" (1997) TV Series [Actress .... Herself/panelist (1997-1999)]
... aka Figure It Out: Family Style (USA: third season title)
... aka Figure It Out: Wild Style (USA: fourth season title)
"All That: Cooking with Randy (#3.9)" (1997) TV Episode [Actress .... Regular Performer]
"All That" (1994) TV Series [Actress .... Regular Performer (1996-2000)]

"The Amanda Show: (#2.16)" (????) TV Episode [Actress .... Host/Regular Performer]
"The Amanda Show: (#2.19)" (????) TV Episode [Actress .... Host/Regular Performer]
"The Amanda Show: (#2.28)" (????) TV Episode [Actress .... Host/Regular Performer]

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Archive Footage:
"Biography"
- Child Stars II: Growing Up Hollywood (2005) TV Episode .... Herself
All That 10th Anniversary Reunion Special (2005) (TV) .... Various Characters

News for Amanda

2007-10-15T13:51:00.000-07:00

'Evil' Resides at No. 1
24 September 2007 (StudioBriefing)
The Resident Evil franchise seemed far from extinct this weekend as Resident Evil: Extinction, starring Milla Jovovich, opened with a better-than-expected $24 million, making it the highest grossing debut of the series, according to studio estimates. It topped 2004's Resident Evil: Apocalypse by some $1 million. The original movie grossed $17.7 million in 2002. In second place, the comedy Good Luck Chuck managed to take in about $14 million in its initial outing, performing about as analysts had expected. But the David Cronenberg-directed Eastern Promises had a less-than-promising opening, with just $5.7 million to place fifth, and the Amanda Bynes' teen comedy Sydney White, a take-off on the Snow White tale, appeared to have been cursed by the evil queen, taking in only $5.3 million to place sixth. Last week's top film, The Brave One, starring Jodie Foster, dropped 45 percent as it racked up $7.4 million in ticket sales, landing in third place. And the previous week's No. 1 film, 3:10 to Yuma was on track to take in $6.4 million, to land in fourth place. For the second week in a row films opening in limited released performed exceptionally well, despite otherwise near-vacant theaters at some multiplexes. The Sean Penn-directed Into the Wild opened in just four theaters with an impressive $206,596, or $51,649 per theater. (By comparison, Resident Evil: Extinction wound up with about $8,500 per theater.) And The Assassination of Jesse James by the Coward Robert Ford, starring Brad Pitt and Casey Affleck, earned $144,000 in five theaters, or an average of $28,800 per theater. However, Sony Classics' The Jane Austen Book Club attracted few members, taking in only $141,000 in 25 theaters or just $5,600 per theater.

The top ten films for the weekend, according to studio estimates compiled by Media by Numbers: 1. Resident Evil: Extinction, $24 million; 2. Good Luck Chuck, $14 million; 3. The Brave One, $7.4 million; 4. 3:10 to Yuma, $6.35 million; 5. Eastern Promises, $5.7 million; 6. Sydney White, $5.3 million; 7. Mr. Woodcock, $5 million; 8. Superbad, $3.1 million; 9. The Bourne Ultimatum, $2.8 million; 10. Dragon Wars, $2.5 million.

Movie Reviews: 'Sydney White'
21 September 2007 (StudioBriefing)
Sydney White, described as a contemporary retelling of Snow White, starring Amanda Bynes, is receiving some grumpy reviews. In fact, Ty Burr in the Boston Globe spends the first paragraph of his review focusing on Bynes tan (he returns to it at the end, too), writing, "The star's skin tone is a dark orange fake-and-bake marvel not found anywhere in or near nature. Did they take Bynes out back and lacquer it on? Did she suffer an accident in a Cheetos factory? ... Doesn't matter: It's mesmerizing, and one of the worst makeup jobs ever seen in a studio film." (So much for "the fairest of them all.") And Walter Addiego in the San Francisco Chronicle doesn't bother much with the plot of the movie or the performances, either, focusing on the title. "The picture was going to be called Sydney White and the Seven Dorks, which at least suggests a takeoff on Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs," he writes. "Maybe the studio thought 'dorks' would turn off some potential ticket buyers, but the new, shrunken title conveys nothing." A few critics do bother to comment on the film, mostly dismissively. Like Ann Hornaday in the Washington Post who describes it as a "completely ersatz movie that flattens everything, including its star, with a generic look and assembly-line sensibility."

'Hairspray' Says Goodbye to Baltimore
20 July 2006 (WENN)
The producers of much-anticipated movie musical Hairspray have upset film fans in Baltimore, Maryland by deciding to shoot the project in Canada. The original Hairspray movie and hit Broadway musical were set in Baltimore, where quirky film-maker John Waters, the creator of the concept film, hails from. It even features the song "Good Morning, Baltimore." But the new movie, starring John Travolta, Queen Latifah and Amanda Bynes, will turn its back on Maryland and take advantage of tax breaks and studio space in Toronto, Canada. Producer Craig Zadan says, "No offense to Baltimore is intended." Zadan tells newspaper the Baltimore Sun that he had hoped to shoot parts of Maryland for background shots in the film, but that was abandoned and now the US city will be rebuilt on a sound stage in Toronto. Waters, who is a consultant on the new movie, says, "Do I wish the film was shot in Baltimore? Yes. But I'm not going to go against the film because of that... They certainly didn't change the name of the song to Good Morning, Toronto." Meanwhile, blonde actress Brittany Snow has been added to the star-studded cast. Michelle Pfeiffer was also added earlier this week.

Pfeiffer Set To Sing in 'Hairspray'
18 July 2006 (WENN)
Michelle Pfeiffer has joined the cast of the forthcoming big screen version of Hairspray as villain Velma Von Tussel. The star joins John Travolta, Queen Latifah, Amanda Bynes and newcomer Nikki Blonsky, who'll play Tracy Turnblad. Pfeiffer will play the former Miss Baltimore Crabs beauty queen-turned-bitter Baltimore, Maryland TV station owner in the film based on the hit Broadway, New York City play. Marc Shaiman and Scott Wittman are writing new songs for their Tony-Award-winning score, including a new tune for Pfeiffer. She last sang in the film The Fabulous Baker Boys, which earned her a Best Actress Academy Award nomination. Plans to shoot the film in Baltimore have been scrapped - it will now be shot entirely in Toronto, Canada starting in September. Director Adam Shankman says, "Not only do we have her singing, which she hasn't done in a long time, but she's been a delicious villain in roles like Catwoman. Velma is this amazing mess of contradictions. I'm going to dress and wig Michelle to death on this one!"

Unknown Teen Lands 'Hairspray' Lead
12 June 2006 (WENN)
Unknown teenager Nikki Blonsky has landed the role of a lifetime - as the chubby star of the Hairspray movie remake. The 17-year-old New Yorker will play hefty heroine Tracy Turnblad in the star-studded new film, in which John Travolta will play her mother. Billy Crystal and Queen Latifah have already signed on for the project, while teen queen Amanda Bynes will play Turnblad's best pal Penny Pingleton. Blonsky is well known in her native Great Neck, where she often performs the National Anthem at local sports meetings, but her biggest role to date is in the hometown musical Hair. The actress was discovered during a nationwide casting search to find an unknown to play Turnblad. She'll quit her job as an ice-cream store employee to play the part. Rikki Lake played Turnblad in the original 1988 Hairspray, directed by John Waters.

PG-13 Films Among Nickelodeon Winners
14 April 2003 (StudioBriefing)
Critics who have complained about what they call the "juvenile" humor of Mike Myers and Adam Sandler found themselves in the unanticipated company of the voters for the Nickelodeon channel's 16th annual Kids' Choice Awards Saturday. Meyers' Austin Powers in Goldmember (rated PG-13) was voted favorite movie of the year and Sandler was named favorite movie actor. (He also won for favorite voice from an animated film (the PG 13-rated Eight Crazy Nights.) Amanda Bynes won the favorite actress award. Twenty-two million children participated in the voting on Nickelodeon's website and by phone, according to the channel.

'Phone Booth' Packing
7 April 2003 (StudioBriefing)
Bringing to mind the '50's craze, Phone Booth packed 'em in at the box office over the weekend as it debuted in the top position with $15 million. Actually, few theaters were packed as the box office overall turned in its worst performance since Super Bowl weekend when Darkness Falls led with $12 million. The Amanda Bynes comedy What a Girl Wants opened in second place with $12.1 million. Both films had received mixed reviews. A third entrant, the Vin Diesel starrer A Man Apart, which took a universal drubbing from critics, placed third with $11.2 million. The top 12 movies grossed just $84 million, 10 percent less than the comparable weekend last year. It marked the fourth straight weekend of declining ticket sales.

The top ten films for the weekend, according to studio estimates compiled by Exhibitor Relations: 1. Phone Booth, $15 million; 2. What a Girl Wants, $12.1 million; 3. A Man Apart, $11.2 million; 4. Head of State, $8.8 million; 5. Bringing Down the House, $8.5 million; 6. The Core, $6.3 million; 7. Basic, $5.4 million; 8. Chicago, $5.3 million; 9. Agent Cody Banks, $3.7 million; 10. Piglet's Big Movie, $3 million.

Warner's Won't Give Peace (Sign) a Chance
1 April 2003 (StudioBriefing)
Concerned that a "V sign" that star Amanda Bynes is seen flashing in ads for What a Girl Wants might be interpreted as an anti-war display, Warner Bros. on Monday yanked the ads and replaced them with a retouched substitute in which her hand is moved to her hip. During World War II, the sign was meant to designate victory over America's enemies, but it has come to be associated with peace protesters. A spokesperson for Warner Bros. said Monday that the movie, which opens on Friday, has nothing to do with politics or war. The original photo will continue to appear on billboards and theater displays.

Movie Reviews: Big Fat Liar
8 February 2002 (StudioBriefing)
During a lackluster period for the box office, the studios are releasing what critics suggest are three lackluster (at best) movies. Big Fat Liar, starring Frankie Muñiz of Malcolm in the Middle fame and Amanda Bynes of Nickelodeon's The Amanda Show, is receiving the most positive notices, but no raves. Daphne Gordon writes in the Toronto Star: "Big Fat Liar is big fat fun. Admittedly, it's not much else, but there's something to be said for a funny flick that doesn't pretend to be more than it is." After applauding the performances of the two young stars, Stephen Holden comments in the New York Times, "It's no surprise, alas, that Mr. Muñiz and Ms. Bynes seem considerably smarter than the frantic knockabout comedy in which they find themselves trapped." Steven Rea in the Philadelphia Inquirer calls it "a harmless and mildly amusing family comedy." On the other hand, Jami Bernard in the New York Daily News remarks: "There are lame comedies, and then there is Big Fat Liar, which is so lame that it merits its own reserved parking space." And Lou Lumenick in the New York Post dismisses it as "a big, fat waste of time."

Filmography by votes for Amanda

2007-10-15T13:50:00.000-07:00

Actress
16,038Robots (2005)
15,691Hairspray (2007)
13,138She's the Man (2006)
7,226What a Girl Wants (2003)
5,275Big Fat Liar (2002)
1,036Lovewrecked (2005)
936Sydney White (2007)
365"All That" (1994)
134Charlotte's Web 2: Wilbur's Great Adventure (2003) (V)
31"What I Like About You: Finally (#4.18)" (2006)
16"What I Like About You: I Want My Baby Back (#4.1)" (2005)
14"What I Like About You: Enough Is Enough (#3.24)" (2005)
14"What I Like About You: The Kid, the Cake, and the Chemistry (#3.22)" (2005)
12"What I Like About You: Copy That (#1.8)" (2002)
7"What I Like About You: Regarding Henry (#2.11)" (2003)
7"What I Like About You: Your Cheatin' Heart (#2.14)" (2004)
6"What I Like About You: Tankini (#1.7)" (2002)
5"What I Like About You: Dude, Where's Val's Car? (#1.18)" (2003)
5"What I Like About You: The Cheerleading Incident (#1.13)" (2003)
5"What I Like About You: Europe Was So Much More Fun (#3.1)" (2004)
5"All That: All That Live! (100th Episode) (#5.8)" (1999)
5"What I Like About You: Tyler v. World (#1.21)" (2003)
5"What I Like About You: Valentine's Day (#1.15)" (2003)
5"What I Like About You: Ghost of a Chance (#3.7)" (2004)
5"What I Like About You: Second Season Finale (#2.22)" (2004)
5"What I Like About You: The Fix Up (#1.20)" (2003)
5"What I Like About You: Roommates (#1.3)" (2002)
5"What I Like About You: Rollin' in It (#2.20)" (2004)
5"What I Like About You: The Hospital (#2.13)" (2004)
5"What I Like About You: Val and Holly's Not Boyfriends (#2.17)" (2004)
5"What I Like About You: I Love You... Soon (#2.1)" (2003)

Self
4532003 MTV Movie Awards (2003) (TV)
1772006 MTV Movie Awards (2006) (TV)
177The Teen Choice Awards 2003 (2003) (TV)
146Nickelodeon Kids' Choice Awards '02 (2002) (TV)
113"Figure It Out" (1997)
86The Teen Choice Awards 2005 (2005) (TV)
85Nickelodeon Kids' Choice Awards '04 (2004) (TV)
80Nickelodeon Kids' Choice Awards '03 (2003) (TV)
612006 MuchMusic Video Awards (2006) (TV)
29Rugrats: Still Babies After All These Years (2001) (TV)
28Nickelodeon Kids' Choice Awards 2000 (2000) (TV)
28Rock & Roll Back to School Special (2001) (TV)
23The Making of 'Robots' (2005) (V)
22Assembling 'Robots': The Magic, the Music, & the Comedy (2005) (TV)
14"The View: (2005-05-05)" (2005)
10"HBO First Look: Robots (#12.6)" (2005)
6"HBO First Look: Welcome to the '60s: On the Set of 'Hairspray' (#14.16)" (2007)
5"Ellen: The Ellen DeGeneres Show: (2006-03-08)" (2006)

Soundtrack
15,691Hairspray (2007)

Ballot for Amanda Bynes

Amanda Filmography

2007-10-15T13:48:00.000-07:00

Actress:
2000s
1990s
Sydney White (2007) .... Sydney White
Hairspray (2007) .... Penny Pingleton
"What I Like About You" .... Holly Tyler (71 episodes, 2002-2006)
- Finally (2006) TV Episode .... Holly Tyler
- Now and Zen (2006) TV Episode .... Holly Tyler
- Friends & Lovers (2006) TV Episode .... Holly Tyler
- Garden State (2006) TV Episode .... Holly Tyler
- Your Money or Your Wife (2006) TV Episode .... Holly Tyler
(66 more)
She's the Man (2006) .... Viola
Robots (2005) (voice) .... Piper
... aka Robots: The IMAX Experience (USA: IMAX version)
Lovewrecked (2005) .... Jenny Taylor
What a Girl Wants (2003) .... Daphne Reynolds
Charlotte's Web 2: Wilbur's Great Adventure (2003) (V) (voice) .... Nellie
"Rugrats" .... Taffy (6 episodes, 2002)
- Diapies and Dragons (2002) TV Episode (voice) (as Amanda L Bynes) .... Taffy
- Kimi Takes the Cake (2002) TV Episode (voice) (as Amanda L Bynes) .... Taffy
- Lil's Phil of Trash (2002) TV Episode (voice) (as Amanda L Bynes) .... Taffy
- Hold the Pickles (2002) TV Episode (voice) (as Amanda L Bynes) .... Taffy
- Who's Taffy? (2002) TV Episode (voice) (as Amanda L Bynes) .... Taffy
(1 more)
Big Fat Liar (2002) .... Kaylee
... aka Lügen haben kurze Beine (Germany)
"The Drew Carey Show" .... Sketch Player (1 episode, 2001)
- Drew Carey's Back-to-School Rock 'n' Roll Comedy Hour (2001) TV Episode .... Sketch Player
"The Nightmare Room" .... Danielle Warner (1 episode, 2001)
- Don't Forget Me (2001) TV Episode .... Danielle Warner
"The Amanda Show" .... Host / ... (16 episodes, 1999-2001)
- Barney's Boy (2001) TV Episode .... Host/Regular
- Penelope in Makeup (2001) TV Episode .... Host/Regular
- Episode #2.26 (2001) TV Episode .... Host/Regular Performer/Penelope Taynt
- Episode #2.22 (2000) TV Episode .... Host/Regular Performer/Penelope Taynt
- Crazy Courtney (2000) TV Episode .... Host/Regular Performer/Penelope Taynt
(11 more)
"All That" .... Regular Performer (3 episodes, 1996-2000)
- Amanda Bynes/City High (2000) TV Episode
- All That Live! (100th Episode) (1999) TV Episode .... Regular Performer
- Cooking with Randy (1997) TV Episode .... Regular Performer

"Arli$$" .... Crystal Dupree (1 episode, 1999)
- Our Past, Our Present, Our Future (1999) TV Episode .... Crystal Dupree

Soundtrack:
Hairspray (2007) (performer: "Without Love", "You Can't Stop the Beat")

Self:
2000s
1990s
"Jimmy Kimmel Live!" .... Herself (2 episodes, 2004-2007)
- Episode dated 28 September 2007 (2007) TV Episode .... Herself
- Episode dated 16 September 2004 (2004) TV Episode .... Herself
"Entertainment Tonight" .... Herself (1 episode, 2007)
... aka E.T. (USA: informal title)
... aka ET Weekend (Australia: weekend title)
... aka Entertainment This Week (weekend title)
... aka This Week in Entertainment (USA: weekend title)
- Episode dated 27 September 2007 (2007) TV Episode .... Herself
"The Tonight Show with Jay Leno" .... Herself (2 episodes, 2003-2007)
- Episode dated 17 September 2007 (2007) TV Episode .... Herself
- Episode dated 15 May 2003 (2003) TV Episode .... Herself
"Rachael Ray" .... Herself (1 episode, 2007)
- Episode #2.5 (2007) TV Episode .... Herself
"Late Night with Conan O'Brien" .... Herself (2 episodes, 2005-2007)
... aka Late Night with Conan O'Brien (Australia)
- Episode dated 10 August 2007 (2007) TV Episode .... Herself
- Episode dated 6 October 2005 (2005) TV Episode .... Herself
"The View" .... Herself / ... (5 episodes, 2004-2007)
- Episode dated 23 July 2007 (2007) TV Episode .... Herself
- Episode dated 16 March 2006 (2006) TV Episode .... Herself
- Episode dated 6 May 2005 (2005) TV Episode .... Herself - Guest Host
- Episode dated 5 May 2005 (2005) TV Episode .... Herself - Guest Host
- Episode dated 8 October 2004 (2004) TV Episode .... Herself
"HBO First Look" .... Herself (2 episodes, 2005-2007)
- Welcome to the '60s: On the Set of 'Hairspray' (2007) TV Episode .... Herself
- Robots (2005) TV Episode .... Herself
"Richard & Judy" .... Herself (1 episode, 2007)
- Episode dated 6 July 2007 (2007) TV Episode .... Herself
"The Tyra Banks Show" .... Herself (2 episodes, 2005-2006)
- The Most Unbelievable Surprises of the Season (2006) TV Episode .... Herself
- Ty Surprise (2005) TV Episode .... Herself
2006 MuchMusic Video Awards (2006) (TV) .... Herself - Presenter
2006 MTV Movie Awards (2006) (TV) .... Herself
"Last Call with Carson Daly" .... Herself (1 episode, 2006)
- Episode dated 15 March 2006 (2006) TV Episode .... Herself
"Ellen: The Ellen DeGeneres Show" .... Herself (3 episodes, 2003-2006)
- Episode dated 8 March 2006 (2006) TV Episode .... Herself
- Episode dated 27 October 2004 (2004) TV Episode .... Herself
- Episode dated 16 September 2003 (2003) TV Episode .... Herself
"Isaac" .... Herself (1 episode, 2005)
- Episode dated 9 December 2005 (2005) TV Episode .... Herself
"Live with Regis and Kathie Lee" .... Herself (3 episodes, 2004-2005)
... aka Live with Regis (USA: new title)
... aka Live with Regis & Kelly (USA: new title)
- Episode dated 28 September 2005 (2005) TV Episode .... Herself
- Episode dated 24 February 2005 (2005) TV Episode .... Herself
- Episode dated 22 January 2004 (2004) TV Episode .... Herself
The Teen Choice Awards 2005 (2005) (TV) .... Herself - Attendee
"Style Star" .... Herself (1 episode, 2005)
- Young Hollywood (2005) TV Episode .... Herself
Assembling 'Robots': The Magic, the Music, & the Comedy (2005) (TV) .... Herself
The Making of 'Robots' (2005) (V) .... Herself
"Late Show with David Letterman" .... Herself (1 episode, 2005)
... aka Late Show Backstage (USA: title for episodes with guest hosts)
... aka The Late Show (USA: informal short title)
- Episode dated 23 February 2005 (2005) TV Episode .... Herself
"The Late Late Show with Craig Ferguson" .... Herself (1 episode, 2005)
- Episode #1.8 (2005) TV Episode .... Herself
"The Tony Danza Show" .... Herself (1 episode, 2004)
- Episode #1.21 (2004) TV Episode .... Herself
"Total Request Live" .... Herself (1 episode, 2004)
... aka TRL (USA: promotional abbreviation)
... aka Total Request with Carson Daly (USA)
- Episode dated 7 October 2004 (2004) TV Episode .... Herself
"The Wayne Brady Show" .... Herself (1 episode, 2004)
- Episode dated 23 April 2004 (2004) TV Episode .... Herself
Nickelodeon Kids' Choice Awards '04 (2004) (TV) .... Herself
"The Late Late Show with Craig Kilborn" .... Herself (2 episodes, 2003)
... aka The Late Late Show (USA: short title)
- Episode dated 6 October 2003 (2003) TV Episode .... Herself
- Episode dated 11 April 2003 (2003) TV Episode .... Herself
"The Sharon Osbourne Show" .... Herself (1 episode, 2003)
... aka Sharon (USA: short title)
- Episode dated 2 October 2003 (2003) TV Episode .... Herself
"The Jamie Kennedy Experiment" .... Herself (1 episode, 2003)
- Episode #3.1 (2003) TV Episode .... Herself
The Teen Choice Awards 2003 (2003) (TV) .... Herself
2003 MTV Movie Awards (2003) (TV) .... Herself
"Today" .... Herself (1 episode, 2003)
... aka NBC News Today (USA: promotional title)
... aka The Today Show (USA)
- Episode dated 4 June 2003 (2003) TV Episode .... Herself
Nickelodeon Kids' Choice Awards '03 (2003) (TV) .... Herself
"The Caroline Rhea Show" .... Herself (1 episode, 2003)
- Episode dated 1 April 2003 (2003) TV Episode .... Herself
"All That" .... Herself (2 episodes, 2002)
- All That Bloopers - Ask Ashley (2002) TV Episode .... Herself
- Episode dated 6 April 2002 (2002) TV Episode .... Herself
Nickelodeon Kids' Choice Awards '02 (2002) (TV) .... Herself
"The Nick Cannon Show" .... Herself (1 episode, 2002)
- Nick Takes Over Hollywood (2002) TV Episode .... Herself
"Mad TV" .... Herself (1 episode, 2002)
- Episode #7.13 (2002) TV Episode .... Herself
Rugrats: Still Babies After All These Years (2001) (TV) (voice) .... Narrator
"The Rosie O'Donnell Show" .... Herself (1 episode, 2001)
- Episode dated 19 January 2001 (2001) TV Episode .... Herself
Rock & Roll Back to School Special (2001) (TV) .... Herself
... aka Drew Carey's Rock & Roll Back to School Special (USA: complete title)
"Rove Live" .... Herself (1 episode, 2000)
- Episode #1.7 (2000) TV Episode .... Herself
Nickelodeon Kids' Choice Awards 2000 (2000) (TV) .... Presenter

"Blue's Clues" .... Herself (1 episode, 1998)
- Blue's Birthday (1998) TV Episode .... Herself
"Figure It Out" (1997) TV Series .... Herself/panelist (1997-1999)
... aka Figure It Out: Family Style (USA: third season title)
... aka Figure It Out: Wild Style (USA: fourth season title)

Personal Quotes

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Personal Quotes
"The first time I got the script, it said "The Amanda Show" (1999) on it. I thought they were kidding. I'm still little Amanda, and to be getting my own show, it's like, oh, my gosh!" - at age 13

"It was my first season of "All That" (1994). Kenan Thompson and I were playing ping- pong in this scene, and we were supposed to collide heads. As we were falling down, I hit myself in the lip with the paddle. I looked down and saw a puddle of blood, and I had to be rushed to the studio hospital with a swollen lip. My friend was like, 'Don't worry, Amanda. It doesn't look too bad you know, thousands of women pay [for collagen injections] to have their lips that big."

"I'm the type of person who believes that everything happens for a reason, and at the time that it's supposed to. So now...other ideas are coming up for other movies and everything is just happening really wonderfully."

"People don't recognize I'm getting older. They see reruns of "All That" (1994) so they assume I'm ten years old. I'm 16. I'm almost 5' 8". I'm driving now."

"I'm a positive person. People should find happiness in the little things, like family."

"I think my parents are a big part of that because I'm still a normal kid. Like there are times I get frustrated because I want to wear certain shoes and they don't want me to wear them. It's all good in the end because I realize that there will be a time and place for high shoes."

"I want to be looked at as an adult actress. That's why I didn't want to do a big movie when I was 11. I was waiting till I was a little bit older."

"Whatever is meant to be will be and you just have to trust that things happen for a reason. It's made handling disappointments that much easier because I just remember my mom's words and know that something better is meant to come my way."

"I'm a good person, and I don't want to undermine anyone. I don't want to make anyone look stupid. I don't talk badly about people. I just try to be a nice girl and that's the best way to stay out of it. Some people have such big egos that they have to knock people down to get ahead. And I'm just who I am, and I'm a person who's very lucky. But my life is my family and not my job. If it ever got too crazy I'd be like, 'Okay, I'm checkin' out now.'"

"I want to be known for the work I've done, as opposed to where I go on Saturday nights...I like to let loose just like anyone else, but I don't want to be photographed doing it."

I love movies that have a good story. I love movies that make you feel good about yourself but I also love movies that make you walk away thinking about them. I like things that have, you know, something to them.

Every person is so different and I don't think there is an exact match for every person. If you meet someone and they have 20 of the 25 things you want in a person, then you're pretty lucky.

Going to another country you're not in your house, you're with people you've never met before, and I think it's definitely a good growing experience.

I don't like being compared to anyone or being in a class with someone. I'm a teen actress and therefore I'm competing against Hilary Duff. We're different people like everyone else.

I get a script and it's really interesting with scripts, because you never really know. It's paper and it could be great or awful. Even scripts that are good could end up not working.

I like the dress-up part. In real life, I'm into sweats and never like that, but I do like to get dressed up--like most girls.

People have a preconceived notion about who I am and it's interesting. It's like picking who you want to win for the Oscars and not seeing the movie.

We try to magnify the difference between Americans and the English. In real life they like the same music and dress the same. It's really much more similar than anyone thinks or how we show it.

I'm really excited about my life. You only get one and I want to enjoy it.

I'm so protected in my Nickelodeon bubble and "What I Like About You." It's all pretty much the same people I've worked with and it was pretty protected.

I loved Clueless (1995). That was one of my favorite movies of all time.

I'm so against it. People should strive to be happy with who they are and not be obsessed with how they look. Beauty is nothing

"I enjoy doing things that are scary or things that some girls might not like because it won't let them look gorgeous. Like, in my new movie I play a boy, and every day they'd pin my hair back and I'd have no makeup. That's when you start relying more on your sense of humor."

"I think every girl wants someone who is smart and funny, and I do too. But I want someone who is interesting. I mean, I want to be attracted to him, but beauty fades. There are many guys and girls who grew up being beautiful and never had to be smart or look hard for anything."

I think women look better and better as they get older, but there is some pressure on them to look a certain way. I personally think we should grow old gracefully. Like, my mum has great hair and it's beautiful. It looks natural.

(On college) "I knew that I wanted to be a performer of some sort, like an actress or a comedian, when I was really young, so I worked for that."

"My whole family loves comedies. We're always laughing. I think I grew up sort of admiring comedians and I grew up watching the greats. And so my dad was really supportive of me doing this. And my mom was supportive, too. It just helped having a funny family."

"I am doing the best I can and I don't want to ever be compared to somebody that great because then when someone sees me they'll say, 'No, she's not that good.' But I'm working hard and I hope that I can eventually live up to that title"

(On her parents, Richard and Lynn) "I love them because they accept me for who I am and they love me with all my faults. I am so grateful for them. I want to be with them forever. This is a good time to tell you! I'm never leaving!"

"I think I'll go out as much as I've ever gone out...which is not a lot. I like to dance and stuff, but drinking isn't good for you in every way. It's not good for your skin; it makes you feel horrible. So, drinking-wise, no."

When I was 15, I got a haircut from a famous hairstylist in L.A. She gave me a short shag. I'm a Jewish girl with curly hair. When it dried naturally, it was atrocious.

Where Are They Now
(January 2004) Currently filming episodes of her show "What I Like About You" (2002) and going on different talk shows. She was also nominated for two Kids' Choice Awards for the 17th Annual KCA Awards, scheduled for her 18th birthday.

(June 2004) Graduated from Thousand Oaks High School.

(July 2004) Filming Lovewrecked (2005).

(September 2004) Is taping season 3 of "What I Like About You" (2002).

(May 2005) Co-hosts "The View" (1997) on May 6 and 7th... Also will soon start filming She's the Man (2006) for DreamWorks Pictures.

(August 2006) Will star as "Penny Pingleton" in the upcoming remake of Hairspray (2007).

(August 2007) Launching a new fashion line called "Dear by Amanda Bynes".

Trivia Amanda

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Lives in Ventura County, California, with her Dad, Rick, who is a dentist; her Mom, Lynn, who works in her father's dental office, and her sister Jillian (b. 1983). She also has a brother, Tommy (b. 1974), who is a chiropractor, as well as a niece named Jaylyn (b. March 4, 2004).

Is a straight-A student.

Had her own variety show at age 13.

Owns a Honda Accord.

Her mother's family lives in Toronto, Ontario, Canada.

Her father is from Chicago, Illinois.

Favorite subject is English.

Has two dogs: Tootsie Roll (golden labrador) and Betty Boop (Australian shepherd); three cats, Subbie, Dubbie and Tiger; and a fish named Bella.

Her brother Tommy was a student at Thousand Oaks High School.

Appeared in her first television commercial for Nestle's Buncha Crunch candy at age 7.

At the age of 7, had been in community plays starring in "Annie" at the Camarillo Youth Center. Her first rave reviews appeared when a reviewer from Ventura Star newspaper called her "sensational" as Scout in "To Kill a Mockingbird" (at the Arts Council Center in Thousand Oaks) and "even more impressive" in the lead as Mary in "The Secret Garden" (at the Conejo Players Theater).

Shoe size is 9.

Her father attended USC.

Had a lemon tree in her family's backyard.

Graduated from Thousand Oaks High, Class of 2004.

Favorite lip glosses: Prescriptives Gloss, Lancôme Juicy Tubes.

At 17, she was rated 2003's 3rd hottest teen female star.

Favorite drink is Coke.

Likes roses.

Favorite fashion designer: Narciso Rodríguez.

Has about eight Juicy Couture outfits (2003).

Wears contact lenses.

Rank at #33 on the E! 50 Cutest Child Stars: All Grown Up (2005)

Enjoys reading "Memoirs of a Geisha.".

She currently (2006) drives a 2005 white Lexus SC430.

She currently (2006) lives in an apartment in Hollywood, California with her dog Midge.

Her inspirations came from Bette Midler and Lucille Ball.

Is good friends with Frankie Muniz.

She donated many items to Rocky Stone to be given to less fortunate kids as part of the Toy Mountain Campaign.

Has one older brother, Tommy, and one older sister, Jillian.

Biography for Amanda

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Date of Birth
3 April 1986, Thousand Oaks, California, USA

Birth Name
Amanda Laura Bynes

Nickname
Chicky

Height
5' 9½" (1.77 m)

Mini Biography
Amanda Laura Bynes was born on April 3, 1986, in Thousand Oaks, California. The youngest of three children, she became interested in acting and performing from the age of three, when she would say her older sister Jillian's lines with her while she performed in plays. It was from then on that her family and friends knew that she would be a star someday.

Her acting debut was in 1996, when she auditioned for and got the role as a newcomer on "All That" (1994). Right away, she became very popular as people enjoyed her acting in skits, especially Ask Ashley, where she played a little girl running an advice column who would get very angry every time she read a letter.

In 1999, 13-year-old Amanda was given her own variety show, "The Amanda Show" (1999), in which she starred in all of the skits except Totally Kyle. In 2001, she co-starred with Frankie Muniz in Big Fat Liar (2002) as Kaylee, Jason's friend who helps him prove that he really did write the essay "Big Fat Liar" and regain his father's trust. It was also in 2001 that she began dating Taran Killam from "The Amanda Show" (1999) and Big Fat Liar (2002), who is four years and two days older than she is. She also won a Nickelodeon Kids' Choice Award and, at age 15, "The Amanda Show" (1999) ended its run.

In 2002, she began co-starring with Jennie Garth in "What I Like About You" (2002) as Holly, a 16-year-old girl who moves in with her sister after their father decides to move to Japan. She also celebrated her Sweet 16th birthday and got her driver's license on April 3, 2002.

In 2003, Amanda won two KCA Awards and starred as Daphne, a girl searching for her father, in What a Girl Wants (2003) with Colin Firth and Kelly Preston as her parents. She continued acting in "What I Like About You" (2002) and broke up with Taran.

On April 3, 2004, Amanda celebrated her 18th birthday on the 17th Annual KCA Awards, where we she won an award for best actress for her role in What a Girl Wants (2003). She graduated from Thousand Oaks High School's independent study program on June 10, 2004, and filmed Lovewrecked (2005) in 2004. A prodigiously talented comedienne, she promises to have a lifelong career.