Factual error: In the movie, prom happens during the end of the film. The movie spans the length of a week, yet we see that Jessica's boyfriend in the movie (Matthew Lawrence) is still having football practice. The high school football season ends months before prom. If it was supposed to suggest they are having spring practice, then he's not even supposed to be practising since he's a senior.
The Hot Chick (2002)
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Directed by: Tom Brady
Starring: Anna Faris, Rachel McAdams, Rob Schneider, Robert Davi, Eric Christian Olsen, Alexandra Holden, Matthew Lawrence
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The Hot Chick stars Rob Schneider and Rachel McAddams as a mean teen girl and a silly thief who switch bodies thanks to a pair of magically cursed earrings from antiquity in this wacky comedy. Physical comedy, gender jokes, poking fun at teen tropes, suburban families and just about anything else that can be harmlessly spoofed are in typical Rob Schneider/Adam Sandler style. Anna Faris and the rest of the cast help carry the story as protagonist Jessica (played by McAddams) tries desperately to undo the spell before it utterly ruins her teen life. This is definitely for fans of Sandler, Schneider and Faris fans-broad, giddy and with a little message about acceptance and appearances that barely slows down the frantic comedy's pace. Not a masterpiece, but fun.
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Korean Mother: You're not ashamed of me. You're really ashamed of yourself. Tell Lulu, easy on the chronic.
Trivia: Adam Sandler is also the executive producer of the film.
Question: According to the shop owner, Princess Nawa didn't know that she had to bring the earrings back together. She spent the rest of her life as a servant. However, in the past, Princess Nawa tells her servant, "Soon you will live your life in jewels and not chains," as if she expected the servant to remain in her place. Was she just lying and hoping to change back after the wedding?
Answer: She was lying to the servant. Most likely, the servant was terrified and might have run away from the situation. But according to the shop owner, the rich husband died on the wedding night, so the servant remained the Princess and lived in the lap of luxury.
Not sure about this because, if she planned to switch places for the wedding only, she would still have to deal with a lifetime of being married to the man she disliked. She would only be avoiding the wedding ceremony.