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Good Advice
on DVD (2001)
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Brief synopsis of Good Advice
Reformed bad boy actor Charlie Sheen shines in this winning romantic comedy that plays with ideas of gender difference. Sheen plays a suave stockbroker named Ryan Turner, who loses his job suddenly due to one very bad decision. Unemployed and bored, Turner secretly begins to write his ex-girlfriend's (the lovely Denise Richards) popular advice column. Though crass and insensitive at first, Ryan slowly begins to empathize with the women writing into the column. His new sensitivity not only wins him a new job, but also the heart of the gorgeous newspaper publisher (Angie Harmon).
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This good-natured romantic comedy stars Charlie Sheen, Denise Richards, Angie Harmon, Jon Lovitz and Rosanna Arquette. When high flying stockbroker Ryan Turner (Sheen) disgraces himself professionally, he loses his job, reputation and his girlfriend (Richards), who is a less than successful agony aunt. Desperate for money, Sheen decides to keep Richards's departure a secret and poses as the woman and ghost-writes her local newspaper column. But complications arise when the mysteriously invigorated advice page becomes a nationwide sensation and the media starts to demand information about its writer's identity.
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