First Daughter

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Product Description ------------------- The daughter of the President of the United States of America decides that she wants to go to college and forego the necessary Secret Service protection. Her her appears to agree, but in reality assigns a young agent to follow her undercover as a fellow student. When the agent falls in love with the President's daughter, the uncovered plan causes problems for their young relationship. .com ---- Playing the president's kin in the modern fairy tale First Daughter is the most grown-up role yet for Dawson's Creek ( /exec/obidos/tg/browse/-/13404561/${0} ) cutie Katie Holmes. Samantha McKenzie (Holmes) has lived all her life on the edge of the political spotlight, but she hopes that she'll get away from it all when she leaves the White House for college. No such luck. Even though she's able to make friends with her roommate (singer Amerie) and meet a nice guy (Marc Blucas), security is tight in an election year, and the Secret Service follows her wherever she goes. First Daughter isn't particularly original (it was the working title for Mandy Moore's Chasing Liberty, which opened in theaters earlier the same year, 2004), but it's a chuckle-inducing girlie movie that's worth watching for Holmes. Also, Michael Keaton is especially likable as a president and dad. That's a big change for Holmes, who as Dawson's Creek's Joey Potter was a child for daughters with dysfunctional hers. --David Horiuchi P.when('A').execute(function(A) { A.on('a:expander:toggle_description:toggle:collapse', function(data) { window.scroll(0, data.expander.$expander[0].offsetTop-100); }); }); Set Contains: ------------- The DVD has a playful and occasionally informative commentary track by Holmes, Blucas, and Amerie (they talk about which scenes were tough to shoot, including the "nightmare" frat party). There are also two extended scenes of Samantha's wild romp, and two featurettes--one about the dancing and one a remembrance of composer Michael Kamen. --David Horiuchi See more ( javascript:void(0) )