Katya - Victime de la mode

Original title: Confessions of a Sociopathic Social Climber

TV Movie
2005
R
1h 36m

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Jennifer Love Hewitt in Katya - Victime de la mode (2005)

A 28-year-old ad sales exec stops at nothing to climb her way to the top of the San Francisco social ladder.A 28-year-old ad sales exec stops at nothing to climb her way to the top of the San Francisco social ladder.A 28-year-old ad sales exec stops at nothing to climb her way to the top of the San Francisco social ladder.

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4.7/10

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Trivia
Jennifer Love Hewitt and Joseph Lawrence knew each other prior to filming. They dated when they were teenagers.

Goofs
When Katya and her two friends are in an Indian Cafe, her friend is seen with a hookah (shisha) pipe in the mouth. However, when the shisha is shown by the camera, the terra cota cup is open. To smoke a shisha, that cup should be filled with tobacco, then covered by an aluminum foil, and topped with burning coals.

Quotes
Katya Livingston: Darling, don't you know that looking good is everything - no matter how much it costs?
[pause]
Katya Livingston: Never mind.

Connections
References Le Retour du Jedi (1983)

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Composed by William Pearson
Performed by William Pearson

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8/10

Pretty good, for a JLH movie

I usually detest Jennifer Love Hewitt. Especially after the horrid "The Truth About Love" which I (very unfortunately) happened to watch.

But I must say I was pleasantly surprised by Ms Hewitt in this movie. It wasn't so bad, and in fact, was pretty good if I might add. The movie doesn't make any pretensions about what it's supposed to be i.e. a good, funny, light-hearted piece of fluff. Didn't feel like a made-for-TV movie at all too. I watched it when I was feeling kinda down and it actually did the trick.

Watch it for the air-headed humor, JLH's wardrobe (which fully capitalised on her "bosom buddies", as always), and the zippy dialog.

Oh..and the scene at the fountain with Katya and Charles was really really sweet. Rather believable too. Now, if only I can be as witty as Katya Livingston when I'm sitting at the fountain, munching on a hot dog with my ultimate dream guy......