This is an enjoyable female version of Ceranco de Bergerac tale. I think a common misperception of this film is that Janeane Garofalo's character, Abby, is supposed to be an unattractive woman who can't get a man because of her dowdy looks. In fact, Abby is actually someone who has many attractive attributes--she's a smart, funny, pretty professional woman who can get a man but is held back by her insecurities and very low self-esteem. That is why Abby decides to use Uma Thurman's Noelle, who is tall, thin, and blonde--her complete opposite--as her body double. I don't normally like romantic comedies, but this film is sweet and has a nice message--just be yourself and don't pretend to be something you're not to make other people happy. This is one of Janeane's few leading roles. I wish she could get the lead in more movies, but because she looks more like a regular woman and not like a runway model, she gets stuck in supporting parts. It's a shame.