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TrailerOn the night that he and his high-school sweetheart, Cindi, plan to consummate their love, Eugene whacks his head and falls into a coma. Four years later he wakes up to hear that she has since become a centerfold in one of the world's most famous men's magazines, Play Boy!Actors: Zach Cregger, Trevor Moore, Raquel Alessi, Molly Stanton, Craig Robinson, Hugh M. Hefner, Carla Jimenez, Cedric Yarbrough, Geoff Meed, Slade Pearce, Remy Thorne, ...»Director: Zach Cregger, Trevor MooreCountry: United StatesDuration: 90 minQuality: HDRelease: 2009IMDb: 5.0Rating(4) Voted0 CommentsSort By- Newest
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Actors of "Miss March"
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Characters of "Miss March"
Eugene BellPlayed by: Zach Cregger
Tucker CleighPlayed by: Trevor Moore
Cindi WhitehallPlayed by: Raquel Alessi
CandacePlayed by: Molly Stanton
Horsedick.MPEGPlayed by: Craig Robinson
Hugh HefnerPlayed by: Hugh M. Hefner
Nurse JuanitaPlayed by: Carla Jimenez
Fireman RickPlayed by: Geoff Meed
VonkaPlayed by: Eve Mauro
KatjaPlayed by: Alexis Raben
SheilaPlayed by: Lindsay Schoneweis
CrystalPlayed by: Tanjareen Thomas
ChevonnePlayed by: Britten Kelley
Mr. WhitehallPlayed by: Barry Sigismondi
Mrs. WhitehallPlayed by: Alex Donnelley
Flavor FlavPlayed by: Josh Fadem
Mr. BiedermanPlayed by: Paul Rogan
Mrs. BiedermanPlayed by: Kate Luyben
JaninePlayed by: Niki J. Crawford
Sara Jean UnderwoodPlayed by: Sara Jean Underwood
StrawberriusPlayed by: Betsy Rue
Quinton 'Rampage' JacksonPlayed by: Quinton 'Rampage' Jackson
LorrainePlayed by: Brittany Buckner -
Directors of "Miss March"
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Creators of "Miss March"
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Critic Reviews of "Miss March"
Village VoiceMarch 19, 2009Hugh Hefner shows up to give an addled lecture after Eugene and Tucker make it to the Playboy Mansion, and you think: Wasn't it just last summer that he so sweetly played himself in The House Bunny?
ReelViewsMarch 16, 2009Forget waterboarding -- just show Guantanamo detainees Miss March and they'll say anything.
Hollywood ReporterMarch 16, 2009Forget March, this one misses by a mile.
Entertainment WeeklyMarch 16, 2009Anyone who goes to see Miss March hoping for a voyeuristic, '80-flavored T&A smutfest will be sorely disappointed.
Boston GlobeMarch 16, 2009The movie's aiming for the drunken college crowd but most of the gags have the nervous, giggly idiocy of two middle-school kids flipping through dad's Playboy.
JoBlo's Movie EmporiumJuly 06, 2010Definitely worth seeing if you like a good gross-out film/ sex comedy.
EricDSnider.comJanuary 01, 2010The movie's over-use of poop and pee is further evidence of its desperation.
Suite101.comSeptember 25, 2009At its best, this lewder, cruder spin on last year's "Sex Drive" has a disarmingly daffy shaggy-dog touch a la "Half-Baked" or "The Brothers Solomon." But by the time a woman enjoys champagne spiked with dog urine, "Miss March" is all turn-offs.
Observer (UK)September 18, 2009Some of the lewdest, unfunniest jokes ever made, and at the end one feels in need of a stiff drink, a hot shower and a lesson in selective amnesia.
Film4September 11, 2009If this film were as racist as it is sexist (which it very nearly is), it would be a buddy movie about the madcap antics of two Klan members on a lynching spree. Appalling. If we could give it zero out of five, we would.
Times (UK)September 11, 2009Miss March must be a contender for worst film of the year. It's so poor that you begin to suspect it's a pastiche.
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