Good Advice (film)

Good Advice is a 2001 romantic comedy film about a disgraced Wall Street stockbroker who secretly takes over his ex-girlfriend's newspaper advice column. Directed by Steve Rash. Written by Daniel Margosis and Robert Horn. From fixing stocks to fixing hearts. Ryan Turner [When answering a letter from a woman about facial hair] "Dear Adolf, the only handlebar a man wants to hold is on a Harley. If a guy wants to munch hair he knows where to find it." [writing as Cindy] "Four days is too much time. The best way to get over a man, is to get under a new one." Dialogue Ryan: I could kill myself, but I'd probably go to hell, and that would be redundant. Barry: Well, at least you'd be among friends. Ryan: Is she available? Iris: Business or Pleasure? Ryan: Business. Iris: Serious or monkey? Ryan: None of your. Donald Simpson: When I want something, Ms. Hensen, I usually get it. Page Hensen: You'll have to get it, somewhere else. If you'll excuse me. [She starts to exit the office] Donald Simpson: Never wrestle with a pig, Ms. Hensen, you'll both get dirty, only the pig likes it! Page Hensen: At least I know what species of animal I'm dealing with. Good day, Mr. Simpson. Cast Charlie Sheen as Ryan Turner Denise Richards as Cindy Styne Angie Harmon as Page Hensen Jon Lovitz as Barry Sherman Rosanna Arquette as Cathy Sherman Lisa Rinna as Veronica Simpson Barry Newman as Donald Simpson Meredith Salenger as Amy Estelle Harris as Iris John DeLancie as Ted Francoise Surel as Lucy Stone Pete Gardner as Carl Troy Beyer as Nancy Andrew Berman as Steven Christopher Burkott as Mail Room Clerk Madison Mason as Jim Pearson External links 0243931 Category:2001 English-language films Category:2001 American films Category:American independent films Category:American romantic comedy films Category:Films directed by Steve Rash