April 19, 2006
Summer Movie Preview clipping: «I Could Never Be Your Woman»

Collectively, Michelle Pfeiffer and Amy Heckerling haven't been on a film set in nearly a decade, but the Clueless director hasn't really noticed. ''I've been in a bit of a time warp: There was the year of trying to get the kid into college, the year of the parents being sick, so it's been a while, but it doesn't seem that long to me.'' In Woman (which Heckerling first wrote in 1997), Pfeiffer plays Rosie, a single mother who produces You Go Girl, a Saved by the Bell-type sitcom on the brink of being canceled. ''The gag is that she does this show where all the people playing high school students actually have second wives and a bunch of kids,'' says Heckerling. ''Paul Rudd comes in and reads for a character on the show, and they fall in love.''

But don't dismiss it as just an older woman–younger man comedy. ''It's deceptively layered, as Amy's work tends to be,'' says Rudd. But there's nothing subtle about the 40 Year-Old Virgin costar's flamboyant dance scene in a club. ''I don't know why, but all of these movies I'm doing lately involve an awkward dance,'' says Rudd. ''I feel a little self-conscious, but in the end, I must say, I am a little bit of a whore for the dance.''

Article taken out from Entertainment Weekly web, April 19, 2006
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