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Desperate But Not Serious
US DVD cover
Directed byBill Fishman
Written byNicole Coady
Halle Eaton
Abbe Wool
Produced byJim Fishman
Mark McGarry
Jason Villard
StarringChristine Taylor
Paget Brewster
Claudia Schiffer
Judy Greer
John Corbett
CinematographyW.M. MacCollum
Music byStan Ridgway
Production
company
Distributed by20th Century Fox Home Entertainment
Release dates
Running time
94 minutes
CountryUnited States
LanguageEnglish

Desperate But Not Serious is a 1999 comedy film directed by Bill Fishman.[1] It was released in the United States under the title Reckless + Wild.

Plot

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Out-of-towner Lily (Taylor) arrives in Los Angeles to attend a wedding reception with the man of her dreams, Jonathan (Corbett). Aided by party-girl Frances (Brewster), they embark on a night of adventure after the wedding invitation is lost. Their wild romp through the streets of Hollywood in search of the reception, takes them to club after club—including the trendy "Vapor" Room and even into the home of famous actor Darby Tipp. After being thrown out of parties, terrorized by a psycho bartender, and chased by police it seems Lily will never find her man—or will she?

Cast

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Production

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Claudia Schiffer sang all of the songs performed by her character herself.[citation needed]

Having already had her earlobes pierced shortly beforehand especially for her part in Black & White, Claudia Schiffer had the cartilage in both ears pierced multiple times for her part in this film. She also had her nose and belly button pierced especially for this film. Following the end of filming, she removed all of the piercings (including her earlobes) and allowed them to close up again.[citation needed]

References

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  1. ^ "Desperate But Not Serious". The New York Times.
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