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A bland, fluffy, and predictable bit of wish fulfillment. Read critic reviews
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The Prince & Me: Trailer 1
The Prince & Me: Official Clip - A Royal Horse Ride
The Prince & Me: Official Clip - Put a Shirt On
The Prince & Me: Official Clip - The Truth About Eddie
The Prince & Me: Official Clip - Goodbye
The Prince & Me: Official Clip - Paige Is in Love
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Movie Info
Paige Morgan (Julia Stiles) is a focused premed student who becomes intrigued by Eddie (Luke Mably), a wealthy Danish student. Despite Eddie's initially boorish behavior, Paige falls for him, only to discover that his father (James Fox) and mother (Miranda Richardson) are the king and queen of Denmark, and he is heir apparent to the throne. As Eddie adjusts to American life, and Paige gets used to her beau being a future king, the two must decide if their romance is something that can last.
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Rating: PG (Some Sex-Related Material|Language)
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Genre: Romance, Comedy
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Original Language: English
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Director: Martha Coolidge
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Producer: Mark Amin
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Writer: Jack Amiel, Michael Begler
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Release Date (Theaters): wide
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Release Date (Streaming):
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Box Office (Gross USA): $28.2M
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Runtime:
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Distributor: Paramount Pictures
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Production Co: Paramount Pictures, Sobini Films, Lions Gate Entertainment
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Sound Mix: Dolby SRD, DTS, Surround
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Aspect Ratio: Flat (1.85:1)
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The best was this one. The rest are horrible and missing Julia Stiles big time.
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starring Luke Mably (currently of the Gates as Vampire Dylan Radcliff) & that?s how I heard of the movie.. & Julia Stiles star a spoiled partying prince is bored w/ his nobel life & in an argument w/ the King & Queen decides he?s going to go to school in the states. His ?caregiver? escorts & stays w/ him as well. Meets Paige who works at the pub on his first day there. Kind of like a Male version of a princess diaries ONLY he doesn?t just learn that he?s royalty. Cute, sweet, Romantic & fair tale come true but I like Princess Diaries better (even tho, they didn?t get to a part 3 & end it) C
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It?s a tale of star-crossed lovers with Edward Valdemar Dangaard (Luke Malby) being the bad-boy Prince of Denmark, royally gifted at landing in the tabloids for his various rich-boy indiscretions. Paige Morgan (Julia Stiles) plays the dedicated pre-med student, who takes an immediate dislike for him, and this is something he has never encountered before. Nevertheless the two predictably fall in love. Edward flies back to Denmark and Paige is now torn between going to med school and Edward. However despite the "girl finds her prince" theme, she remains a strong person, who keeps her identity and dreams.
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Romantic comedies don't need to always be about two well-rounded people, because, let's face it; the allure of these films is to escape into a world where we are the adoration of attractive men with quirks. Still, even without fully developed characters we want an interesting concept, or at least a McGuffin to further along the plot. "The Prince and Me" tries to cash in on the childlike dream of becoming a princess, while also following the trend of empowered woman taking down roguish playboys. Sadly the woman in question quickly loses her inhibitions and stops caring about her lifelong dream of becoming a doctor and saving the world, all for the benefit of some dude she's known for four months. As unbelievable as that all sounds, it's also strange that the prince is supposedly Danish and yet speaks with an English accent, as do all the other Danes shown throughout the film. I also take issue with the depiction of Wisconsin as a Podunk state where everyone is inclined to work on farms, as someone who lives in a urban city in the aforementioned state. You can't escape into the trappings of the genre because everything about this film is formulaic, cheap, and thoughtless, which says nothing about the lack of chemistry between the two leads.
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