

The Hot Chick
Not only is Jessica Spencer the most popular girl in school -- she is also the meanest. But things change for the attractive teen when a freak accident involving a cursed pair of earrings and a chance encounter at a gas station causes her to switch bodies with Clive, a sleazy crook. Jessica, in the form of the repulsive Clive, struggles to adjust to this radical alteration and sets out to get her own body back before the upcoming prom.
Director(s)
Tom Brady
Cara Giallanza
John P. Aguirre
Mark Avery
Hope Garrison
Gregg Smrz
Cast & crew

Robert Davi
Stan

Eric Christian Olsen
Jake

Michael O'Keefe
Richie

Rachel McAdams
Jessica

Lee Garlington
Vice Principal Bernard

Melora Hardin
Carol

Adam Sandler
Mambuza Bongo Guy (uncredited)

Michael Papajohn
Security Guard

Matt Weinberg
Booger

Anna Faris
April

Rob Schneider
Jessica
Hope Garrison
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Louis Lombardi
Pole Cat Bar Patron
Cara Giallanza
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Matthew Lawrence
Billy

Jodi Long
Korean Mother

Katie Lohmann
Pole Cat Stripper

Teresa Espinosa
Hip Hop Freestyle Dancer

Nadine Ellis
Palace Girl

Leila Kenzle
Julie

Fay Hauser
Mrs. Thomas

Rebecca Lin
Palace Girl

Tia Mowry
Venetia

Tamera Mowry-Housley
Sissy

Ashlee Simpson
Monique

Angie Stone
Madame Mambuza

Gregg Smrz
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Alexandra Holden
Lulu
Maritza Murray
Keecia

Michelle Branch
DJ

Sam Doumit
Eden
Megan Kuhlmann
Hildenburg

Maria-Elena Laas
Bianca

Dick Gregory
Bathroom Attendant
Scott Dolezal
Night Club Bartender
Berglind Icey
Stripper

Tom Brady
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John P. Aguirre
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Mark Avery
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Reviews
Kamurai
Decent watch, might watch again, but I don't think I can whole-heartedly recommend it. This "body swap" trope is dealing with both sex swapping and age swapping, but not parent-child swapping, so a lot of things come with that in this silly dirt comedy. I'm not even sure you could make this movie in 2020, there would be too much heat from online communities. Just a "30 year old man" hanging around high schoolers, let alone young women, let alone young women that attract attention like these rich little brats do. The writing is a lot of plot convenience, not only do they not immediately end up in jail, there are neglectful parents, school faculty, and far too many people to know about the situation and believe it. With the ratio of people that accept it, she could just live openly as a "girl in a mans body". I do enjoy that the medium in this version is a pair of earrings, they make sense and keep you from thinking about it for too long. Weirdly, they do manage to shift focus by writing in weird distractions all over the place, and it surprisingly helps with transitions: Adam Sandler a a fake rastafarian (I think at one point they agreed to always play racist roles in each others movies), a weird, but positive, racial identity plot, and even a dance club sequence that felt rather unecessary. Now the point is that it's a comedy, and it should be funny, and it is, at times, but using potentially serious issues as comedy really distracts from the "I'm just having a good time" of it all, even when it's legitimately funny. It's not that it's all bad, or that I don't like it, or like I won't watch it again, eventually, but there are a lot of movies to watch, and no one is missing anything from skipping this one.
