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There’s a love story running through the latter part of the film, but it’s very low-key. The story is really about finding acceptance; about personality being far more important than looks. Essentially it’s ‘Beauty and the Beast’ in reverse.

The casting is excellent, with appropriate amounts of melodrama and over-acting from Penelope's mother and a few other caricatured people. Reese Witherspoon doesn't actually appear until about half-way through the film, and portrays rather a different character from her normal types. ( )
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Palansky, MarkDirectorprimary authorall editionsconfirmed
Dinklage, Petersecondary authorall editionsconfirmed
Grant, Richard E.secondary authorall editionsconfirmed
McAvoy, Jamessecondary authorall editionsconfirmed
O'Hara, Catherinesecondary authorall editionsconfirmed
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Child #2: Rich people stink!

Child #3: It's always the mothers fault.

Child #4: It's not the power of the curse - it's the power you give the curse.
Jessica Wilhern: What are they doing?

Franklin Wilhern: She's finding his instrument.

Jessica Wilhern: Isn't that something a man should do for himself?
Penelope: Helaborasoreantalis. They're amazing; they bloom even in the winter.

Annie: That's cool.

Penelope: They just pop up without any help from anyone.

Annie: [laughs] Kind of like my ex-boyfriend, if you know what I mean.
Jessica Wilhern: What? I'm being her mother! That's what mothers do with daughters; they talk about how to look prettier.
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