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The Joke Is on Us

Posted Apr 12th 2006 4:36PM by TMZ Staff

'American Idol,' President Bush and the war on terror all get skewered in the new comedy 'American Dreamz.' Two of the film's stars, Mandy Moore and Dennis Quaid, hit the red carpet for the premiere in Los Angeles.

Quaid, who plays the president in the movie, thinks his performance might warrant a special reward -- an IRS audit!

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1. I've always liked Mandy Moore...and no being sexy within reason is not something you can conveniently diss just because of her faith. You can have faith without the stereotypical conservative culture that normally come with it...of course, to a certain reasonable extent. People are too black and white about these things, lol.

Posted at 6:13AM on Mar 5th 2009 by Water Softeners

2. this girl mandy moore doesnt make any sense to me. She is supposed to be this good catholic girl, so innocent. So how can she then look like a overhorny girl getting f***ed in her ass in every single picture. And how can she aloud getting photografed halfnaked? I guess it is cause this is the only way she gets any attention after all she cant neither act or sing.

Posted at 7:00PM on Oct 17th 2006 by Jenny

3. She just doesnt make any sense to me. She broke up with her boyfriend cause she couldnt marry a jewish guy cause she is soooooo catholic. Yet she can dance around in her underwear in front of the camera.

Posted at 9:47AM on Nov 15th 2006 by Karen

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