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D.E.B.S. (2004) - PG-13

Country:	United States Location: Los Angeles
Genre:	Action, Comedy
Markets:	Sundance Film Festival 2004

Credits

Production Company:	Destination Film Distribution Company, Inc. Screen Gems
Director:	Angela Robinson
Producer:	Jasmine Kosovic Andrea Sperling
Exec Producer:	Larry Kennar
Co-Producer:	Stacy Codikow Pat Scanlon
Prod. Executive:	Clint Culpepper
Writer: Screenplay:	Angela Robinson
Cast:	Devon Aoki Jordana Brewster Sara Foster Meagan Good Jill Ritchie
	Jessica Cauffiel Michael Clarke Duncan Jimmi Simpson Geoff Stults Holland Taylor

Website:

Trailer:

Synopsis: A gaggle of Plaid-skirted private school girls are recruited as secret agents after their SAT scores revealed them to have an extraordinary aptitude for lying, cheating and killing. They are groomed by a secret government agency to become the newest members of the elite national-defense group, D.E.B.S.

Comment: Culpepper encouraged Robinson to write a full length feature after seeing her 11 min. short at Sundance '03.

SBD Review: 1.5 stars

Other Reviews:

Chicago Sun-Times (Roger Ebert) [1.5/4]

Chicago Tribune

Entertainment Weekly [F]

New York Daily News (Elizabeth Weitzman)

New York Post (Kyle Smith) [2.5/4]

Rolling Stone (Peter Travers) [1/4]

The New York Times (Stephen Holden)


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