A shy advertising employee meets his dream girl on the El train, but doesn't remember to get her phone number, resulting in an all-out search for the mystery girl
A young man meets a girl on a train, only to spend the rest of the movie trying to reunite with her (one of the love-at-first-sight things), aided by his best friend in a quest of posters and signs that soon gains public notice. Will he ever find his soul mate?
Written by Jim Smith <jimsmith@aol.com>
Cast-members Joey Fatone and Lance Bass were band mates in the boy band "N'Sync" at the time of the movie's release.
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Goofs
Audio/visual unsynchronized:
Throughout the movie, all of the characters mouths do not match the audio. It's apparent that all of the cuss words were taken out during voice dubbing in final production. For example, when Brady Francis finds out that Kevin's friends are taking the girls out, his voice says "his butt is mine" but his mouth clearly says "his ass is mine."
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Quotes
Kevin Gibbons:
C'mon, Lucille, don't die on me now. Listen, daddy knows you're tired, but daddy knows that got a few left in you. Yes you do! Yes you do! See more »
Crazy Credits
Just as the credits begin, there is a sound effect for the reels stopping
and then titles signifying a "Behind the Scenes" of On the Line appear. We
see Lance Bass and Emmanuelle Chriqui in their respective make-up chairs
along with a cameo of two make-up artists, played by Justin and Chris from
NSync. They exchange "N'Sync is N-Stink" comments with praises for Kevin.
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"Ready to Fall"
Written by Richard Marx Performed by Meredith Edwards Courtesy of Mercury Nashville Under license from Universal Music Enterprises
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