Blades Of Glory Jenna Fischer

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The Best They Ever Looked: Jenna Fischer in Blades of Glory
Let’s put it out there, Jenna Fischer is an attractive woman, but when she was on Blades of Glory she was super-attractive without needing to pump the brakes. Even on The Office she was quite the stunner no matter that she dressed plainly and was honestly getting a little bit frumpy at times. That was the role obviously and she played it to a tee, but she was still good-looking and still had a lot of sex appeal. In fact she had the most in the entire office to be honest. But in Blades of Glory she was simply at her best when it came to looking absolutely sexy.
Okay, enough vamping on how awesome she looks, it’s a little pervy but hopefully not too much. The fact is that Jenna does and almost always has resemble the type of girl next door that you hope you had a shot with years before but might still be able to get to if you’re the right kind of guy. Back during Blades of Glory this look was still very much there, but dressed in this getup you see above you can only imagine that she might have a bit of a wilder side that you didn’t know about. Thankfully it doesn’t really come to that since she’s hoping against hope that Ferrell’s character is going to say that he can’t be with her for the sake of his friend. And of course in true tradition of Ferrell movies someone walks in at the wrong moment and everything is ruined because, well, that’s just how comedies like this work. But getting back to Jenna.
Her attraction is somewhere between the girl you think you can get and the girl that’s completely out of your league, if that’s how you see things. She definitely plays the kind, calm woman in movies and on TV and doesn’t seem too prone to freakouts or even the occasional outburst, but there’s something in her eyes that says that whatever she holds in could eventually bust out with just the right trigger. It could be this is in part that adds to her beauty since while she might not be as reserved in real life, onscreen it looks as though she takes a lot in and doesn’t let it out as much. Some might call her repressed and a walking powder keg just waiting to blow, but in reality it seems more like she’s the type to take a lot of what life and others have to offer and just allow it roll off her shoulders or fling some of it back with a polite dollop of sarcasm, kind of like she did in The Office.
In this movie there’s no denying that she brings her looks to bear in a big way. She’s not supermodel hot thankfully, but she’s definitely got the look of a woman that can turn on the sexual charm when she really wants to. In short she knows she can be attractive to others but could prefer to be low-key more often, and that’s something that’s highly attractive to many people since it’s real.
Star Wars, Goonies, Game of Thrones, from fantasy to science fiction to the dramatic and silly, Tom is all about the greatest and most insane stories that can be found. Pacific Northwest for life y'all.
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2007 film by Josh Gordon and Will Speck

Jeff Cox
Craig Cox
John Altschuler
Dave Krinsky

Will Ferrell as Chazz Michael Michaels, a professional skater. Chad Brennan serves as a skating double of Chazz.
Jon Heder as Jimmy MacElroy, a self-taught professional skater. Ethan Burgess serves as a skating double for Jimmy.
Zachary Ferren as young Jimmy
Will Arnett as Stranz Van Waldenberg, a rival skater of Chazz and Jimmy.
Amy Poehler as Fairchild Van Waldenberg, a skater and the sister of Stranz.
William Fichtner as Darren MacElroy, a wealthy man and former horse breeder who adopts orphans with exceptional athletic abilities like he did with Jimmy while also said to have controversial training methods for those he adopts.
Jenna Fischer as Katie Van Waldenberg, the younger sister of Stranz and Fairchild.
Craig T. Nelson as Coach Darren Goddard, the ice skating coach of Jimmy who later assists him and Chazz.
Romany Malco as Jesse, a man who helps Coach Goddard train Jimmy and Chazz.
Nick Swardson as Hector, an obsessive fan of Jimmy who informs him of a loophole that will enable him to bypass the ban.
Scott Hamilton as Sports Anchor
Andy Richter as Mountie
Nick Jameson as PA Announcer
Rob Corddry as Bryce
Tom Virtue as Floor Manager
William Daniels as Commissioner Ebbers, the commissioner of the National Figure Skating Association.
Remy Girard as Father St. Pierre
Luciana Carro as Sam
Nancy Kerrigan as Attractive Official
Luke Wilson as Sex Class Counselor
James Michael Connor as Surly Reporter - Montreal
Ethan Burgess as Jimmy Skate Double
Tiffany Scott as Fairchild Skate Double
Brian Boitano , Dorothy Hamill and Peggy Fleming as Federation Judges
Phil Reeves as Father
Matt Levin as Matt
Matt Evers as Skate Tree
Stephanie Courtney as Reporter at Sign Ups
Lisa-Marie Allen as Middle-Aged Sweater Mom
Kyle Bornheimer as Rink PA Nationals
Jim Lampley as Co-Anchor
Sasha Cohen as Sasha Cohen
Kerry Rossall as Fire Extinguisher

Breznican, Anthony (February 5, 2007). "Heder, Ferrell skate for comedy gold" . USA Today . Retrieved February 5, 2007 .
Tolson, Shaun (March 11, 2007). "Leap into Hollywood: Local skater subs for Will Ferrell in comedy "Blades of Glory" " . Boston Herald. Archived from the original on March 23, 2007 . Retrieved March 11, 2007 .

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Blades of Glory is a 2007 American sports comedy film directed by Will Speck and Josh Gordon , written by Jeff Cox, Craig Cox, John Altschuler , and Dave Krinsky , and starring Will Ferrell , Jon Heder , Will Arnett , Amy Poehler , William Fichtner , Jenna Fischer , and Craig T. Nelson . It tells the story of a mismatched pair of banned figure skaters who become teammates upon discovering a loophole that will allow them to compete in the sport again. The film's story was conceived by Busy Philipps , who "fleshed out the screenplay". [2] However, co-writers Jeff and Craig Cox dropped her name from the script. [3] The film was produced by DreamWorks Pictures , MTV Films , Red Hour , and Smart Entertainment and released on March 30, 2007, by Paramount Pictures . The film was met with positive reviews.

Chazz Michael Michaels is a skillful single skater but raunchy sex addict . Jimmy MacElroy is an equally talented and effeminate but sheltered skater. From the start, the two rival skaters are clear polar opposites with different backgrounds. Chazz grew up on the streets and is a self-taught skater, while Jimmy was adopted by Darren MacElroy, a wealthy man who adopts children showing exceptional athletic ability.

At the 2002 World Winter Sport Games, Chazz and Jimmy tie for gold as Darren fires Jimmy's coach Darren Goddard over this. While standing on the awards podium after both skaters tie for gold, the two have an argument that escalates into a fight and ends with the World Games mascot being accidentally set on fire. As a result, Commissioner Ebbers of the National Figure Skating Association, despite their best defenses (Jimmy profusely and genuinely apologizing for his role, Chazz merely defending himself by picking up a sports magazine that declared, as did he, that "Chazz Michael Michaels IS ice skating"), strips both men of their medals and bans them from competitive skating for life. Darren immediately " unadopts " Jimmy.

Three and a half years later, both men have grudgingly taken on alternative occupations. Jimmy is working at a sporting goods store while Chazz performs on a children's ice show until he is fired for being drunk on the job. Jimmy's obsessive stalker Hector tells him of a loophole in the ban which only bans him from men's single skating, allowing him to compete in pair skating . In hopes of entering the upcoming World Winter Sport Games, Jimmy contacts Coach Goddard. Jimmy's search for a last-minute partner leads him to Chazz, but the two men start a fight at the ice show which gets them both arrested. Coach Goddard visits them in jail in order to convince them to skate as the first-ever male-male pairs team.

Coach Goddard informs them that to win, they will need to learn to get along and pull off a move that has never been performed successfully: the "Iron Lotus", an extremely complicated and dangerous maneuver that he had developed years ago. The only attempt of the maneuver was in North Korea , and resulted in the man decapitating the woman with his skate blade. Nonetheless, they practice the maneuver as Coach Goddard is convinced that two males would be better suited to successfully perform the move. Over time, Chazz and Jimmy become friends.

Meanwhile, brother and sister competitors Stranz and Fairchild Van Waldenberg, who are worried that their spot as the top team is threatened when Jimmy and Chazz perform well at the Winter Sports Games qualifiers, command their younger sister Katie Van Waldenberg to disrupt the duo by going out with Jimmy and then having sex with Chazz. When Katie falls in love with Jimmy after going on a date with him, her elder siblings threaten to harm him if she does not comply. Katie gets Chazz's attention after attending a sex addicts' meeting as the newest member, then invites Chazz to her room and tries to seduce him. Chazz refuses out of respect for Jimmy, delighting Katie, but cannot resist grabbing her breasts. Jimmy witnesses this and is outraged at their betrayals. Chazz attempts numerous times to apologize to Jimmy by voicemail.

In an attempt to sabotage the performance the following day, Stranz and Fairchild kidnap both Chazz and Jimmy, but both are able to escape. As Fairchild kidnapped Jimmy, she revealed to him that she and her brother commanded Katie to have sex with Chazz to make him jealous, and that he did not go through with it out of respect for him. Chazz and Jimmy arrive at the ice rink just in time to compete, where they reconcile quickly and begin their routine. Fairchild, seeing the two doing well, breaks her pearl necklace and throws a pearl onto the ice; Chazz skates over it and breaks his ankle, rendering him unable to perform his role in the Iron Lotus. Jimmy then offers to switch places with him. Although they have never practiced the other's roles, they perform it perfectly, and win the competition.

Jimmy reconciles with Katie, and the two pursue a relationship. Stranz and Fairchild are arrested for the foul play and desecrating a Canadian mascot. They begin arguing, then kissing each other incestuously before being handcuffed by the Royal Canadian Mounted Police . Jimmy and Chazz receive the gold medal and fly off into the sky via rockets on their skates.

The film was based on Busy Philipps' idea and she worked on the screenplay. However, in an oral history about the movie for Nerdist , Craig Cox fully attributed the idea of Blades of Glory to his brother, Jeff Cox. The oral history has since been updated with information about Philipps' contributions. [2] Phillips discussed the incident in her memoir, This Will Only Hurt A Little , stating that she should be credited as a co-writer in the credits and that she had registered the idea with the Writers Guild of America West at its inception, having come up with the concept – even suggesting Ferrell as one of the two co-leads (alongside Ben Stiller ) – while she and then-boyfriend Craig were watching television together when he visited her in Vancouver , during production of White Chicks . [4] Seth Rogen has also said that he and his writing partner Evan Goldberg wrote a draft of the screenplay that included some of the "biggest jokes" featured in the finished movie, but they were ultimately fired and did not receive any credit. [5]

All of the scenes at the National Figure Skating Championships and World Wintersport Games were shot at the Los Angeles Memorial Sports Arena . The stadium used for the outside shoots is the Montreal Olympic Stadium , built for the 1976 Olympics . The outdoor chase scenes were also shot on-location in Montreal . The building used for athlete housing in Montreal was the unique Habitat 67 , built for Expo 67 . The film was delayed for a small undetermined period of time when Jon Heder broke his ankle while doing a skating program for the film. [6]

Blades of Glory grossed $118.2 million in the U.S. and Canada and $26.3 million in other territories, for a total of $145.7 million. [7]

The film grossed $33 million on its opening weekend on March 30 – April 1, 2007, with 3,372 theaters, averaging $9,790 per screen, beating out Disney's Meet the Robinsons to be the number 1 film. It made $22.5 million in its second weekend, losing only 32% of its audience and retaining the Number 1 spot.

Review aggregation website Rotten Tomatoes gave the film an approval rating of 70% based on 188 reviews, with an average rating of 6.3/10. The site's critical consensus reads, "Thanks to the spirited performances of a talented cast – particularly Will Ferrell and Jon Heder as rivals-turned-teammates – Blades of Glory successfully spoofs inspirational sports dramas with inspired abandon." [8] On Metacritic the film has a weighted average score of 64 out of 100, based on 35 critics, indicating "generally favorable reviews". [9] Audiences polled by CinemaScore gave the film an average grade of "B" on an A+ to F scale. [10]

The Monthly critic Luke Davies accepted the film as a fun romp, comparing it to Will Ferrell's previous movies Anchorman: The Legend of Ron Burgundy and Talladega Nights: The Ballad of Ricky Bobby and wrote positively of Ferrell's performance, describing that "there is a parodic exhilaration to everything Ferrell does; there's always the sense that any scene is precariously close to being a blooper reel." However, Davies conceded that, like the other two films, the plot was "formulaic ... [with] an obviousness to the set-ups, a no-nonsense compression, a sometimes clunky transition from one sequence to the next" but that it was the film's ability to "venture to fantastically absurd places – to set aside the rapid and hokey forward movement – and there to idle in neutral, in zones of pure comic exploration" and offer "moments of expansive hilarity ... that made the films worthwhile." [11]

The film was released on DVD and HD DVD on August 7, 2007, and released on Blu-ray Disc on May 20, 2008.

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Pleasantly surprise, solid comedy throughout the whole movie!
I saw the preview several days ago and figured it was just another case of, "put the funniest parts of the movie in the trailer to hook the public and then be disappointed later", but I was surprised and the comedic cohesion between John H. and Will F.. The dialouge was some of the funniest I've heard in awhile and the physical comedy was timed perfectly. This is not just another mediocre performance from Heder and Will that we have grown accustomed to. This movie really delivers and there were plenty of great cameos. Including Jenna Fisher from the office and even Nancy Carrigan. If you truly have an eye for good comedy, they you'll love this movie. I think it was the best comedy I have seen in awhile.
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