Official Movie Website Theatrical Release 08/18/06 Home Video 12/12/06 MPAA Rating Rated PG for language and crude humor Running Time 1 hour 37 minutes Genre Comedy,Drama Director Martha Coolidge Writer John Quaintance, Jessica O' Toole Cast Hilary Duff, Haylie Duff, Anjelica Huston, Brent Spiner, Lukas Haas, Joanne Baron, Natalie Lander, Colleen Camp, Beckie King Studio MGM |
MATERIAL GIRLS
SYNOPSIS
Ava and Tanzie Marchetta have it all. The heiresses
to a multi-million dollar cosmetics company, the girls
approach life as one big party. But when a scandal
involving one of their products emerges,
the girls are left penniless, homeless, and seemingly
helpless.
They could, of course, take the easy way out and
listen to the board of directors who want to sell the
company to their biggest competitor, but that would
forever taint the name of their late father, who built it
from the ground up. Instead, Ava and Tanzie decideto
protect what is rightfully theirs.
What it's going to take to do that will require them to
do some things they've never really
considered?growing up, taking initiative and
responsibility, and asking for help from others, rather
than expecting it to fall into their laps. If they can find
their inner strength, they might be able to clear their
father's name. If not, the party might be over? for
good.
--© Arclight Films
Ava and Tanzie Marchetta have it all. The heiresses
to a multi-million dollar cosmetics company, the girls
approach life as one big party. But when a scandal
involving one of their products emerges,
the girls are left penniless, homeless, and seemingly
helpless.
They could, of course, take the easy way out and
listen to the board of directors who want to sell the
company to their biggest competitor, but that would
forever taint the name of their late father, who built it
from the ground up. Instead, Ava and Tanzie decideto
protect what is rightfully theirs.
What it's going to take to do that will require them to
do some things they've never really
considered?growing up, taking initiative and
responsibility, and asking for help from others, rather
than expecting it to fall into their laps. If they can find
their inner strength, they might be able to clear their
father's name. If not, the party might be over? for
good.
--© Arclight Films
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