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After seeing David Duchovny (my husband!! Dont' tell Teá Leoni) on Leno tonight, I thought i'd find out how many of you are going to Connie and Carla. I am completely obsessed with David and will be ther when the movie opens April 16th, will you? Here is a summary about the movie taken from the official website, here.
Connie (NIA VARDALOS) and Carla (TONI COLLETTE) are two small-town girls whose dreams ofstardom have taken them nowhere.
From their debut in a school cafeteria to their current gig slinging drinks and belting out tunes at a Midwestern airport lounge, the singing anddancing duo simply refuse to let the less-than-enthusiastic crowd response dampen their show bizdrive. For Connie and Carla, everything's coming up roses, naysaying boyfriends and snoringaudience members notwithstanding.
The girls lose one of their few supporters when their boss Frank ends up on the wrong end of a criminal deal--a scene they unfortunately happen to witness. Quicker than a fast change in the second act, Connie and Carla pack up their battered dreams and extensive assortment of wigs and costumes and hit the road, running for their lives.
Convinced the killers will never look for them in a place utterly devoid of culture (a.k.a. dinner theater), the pair ends up in the Land of Dreamers, Los Angeles. In a new place with new identities, they create a cover (with a lot of cover-up) that makes them the toast of the town--headlining in a local drag club, they soon find the acclaim that has always eluded them, singing the show tunes they've always loved. Being famous is their dream come true--who cares if includes a tiny little lie?--but trying to keep their secret turns out to be a real drag, especially when Connie meets Jeff (DAVID DUCHOVNY), a real nice guy she'd really like to be a real girl with.
Connie (NIA VARDALOS) and Carla (TONI COLLETTE) are two small-town girls whose dreams ofstardom have taken them nowhere.
From their debut in a school cafeteria to their current gig slinging drinks and belting out tunes at a Midwestern airport lounge, the singing anddancing duo simply refuse to let the less-than-enthusiastic crowd response dampen their show bizdrive. For Connie and Carla, everything's coming up roses, naysaying boyfriends and snoringaudience members notwithstanding.
The girls lose one of their few supporters when their boss Frank ends up on the wrong end of a criminal deal--a scene they unfortunately happen to witness. Quicker than a fast change in the second act, Connie and Carla pack up their battered dreams and extensive assortment of wigs and costumes and hit the road, running for their lives.
Convinced the killers will never look for them in a place utterly devoid of culture (a.k.a. dinner theater), the pair ends up in the Land of Dreamers, Los Angeles. In a new place with new identities, they create a cover (with a lot of cover-up) that makes them the toast of the town--headlining in a local drag club, they soon find the acclaim that has always eluded them, singing the show tunes they've always loved. Being famous is their dream come true--who cares if includes a tiny little lie?--but trying to keep their secret turns out to be a real drag, especially when Connie meets Jeff (DAVID DUCHOVNY), a real nice guy she'd really like to be a real girl with.
