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| Director: | Frank Longo | 
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| Writer: | Stuart Gibbs | 
| Staring: | 
| A scientist and his sidekick accidentally clone a journalist and decide to turn the mistake into Repli-Kate, their idea of the perfect woman, who loves, beer, football, and frat parties. | |
| Release Date: | Jan 29, 2002 | 
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| Director: | Frank Longo | 
| Writer: | Stuart Gibbs | 
| Genres: | Comedy, Science Fiction | 
| Keywords | clone, journalist, experiment, perfectionist, white woman | 
| Production Companies | Silver Nitrate, Zide-Perry Productions, Helkon Media | 
| Box Office | Revenue: $0 Budget: $4,000,000 | 
| Updates | Updated: Jul 30, 2025 Entered: Apr 13, 2024 | 
| Name | Character | 
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| James Roday Rodriguez | Max | 
| Desmond Askew | Henry | 
| Ali Landry | Kate / Repli-Kate | 
| Eugene Levy | Jonas Fromer / Repli-Jonas | 
| Todd Robert Anderson | Felix | 
| Ryan Alosio | Derek Waters | 
| Kurt Fuller | President Chumley | 
| Aimee Interrupter | Wendy | 
| Amandah Reyne | Lili | 
| Melissa Greenspan | Brandi | 
| Justin Shilton | Freshman | 
| Ned Brower | Stoner | 
| Kent Davis | E.R. Doctor | 
| Emilio Borelli | Giovanni Bellini | 
| David Clark | Bartender | 
| Jennifer Echols | Hospital Receptionist | 
| Joel Michaely | Liquor Store Clerk | 
| Kevin Baldes | Billard Player | 
| A. Jay Popoff | Billard Player | 
| Jeremy Popoff | Billard Player | 
| Allen Shellenberger | Billard Player | 
| Daniel Dehring | |
| Garrett Hauenstein | Kid | 
| George Alan | Frankie (uncredited) | 
| Name | Job | 
|---|---|
| Nancy Young | Stunts | 
| Glenn S. Gainor | Line Producer | 
| Teddy Castellucci | Original Music Composer | 
| Mary Vernieu | Casting | 
| Anne McCarthy | Casting | 
| Laura Albert | Stunts | 
| Frank Longo | Director | 
| Stuart Gibbs | Screenplay, Screenstory | 
| Janice Hampton | Editor | 
| Felicia Fasano | Casting | 
| Charles William Breen | Production Design | 
| Kerry Mendenhall | Hair Department Head | 
| Russ Ryan | Screenstory | 
| Douglas Curtis | Line Producer | 
| Jimmy Hill | Editor | 
| Jeffrey Kushon | Set Decoration | 
| Robby Bartholomew | Sound Re-Recording Mixer | 
| Rod O'Brien | Supervising Sound Editor | 
| Alan Caso | Director of Photography | 
| Stanley Kastner | Sound Re-Recording Mixer | 
| Lisa Hannan | Sound Effects Editor | 
| Karin Silvestri | Stunt Double | 
| Peewee Piemonte | Stunts | 
| Geoffrey Haley | Steadicam Operator, "B" Camera Operator | 
| Name | Title | 
|---|---|
| Sheila Hanahan | Co-Producer | 
| Ash R. Shah | Producer | 
| Stan Wertlieb | Executive Producer | 
| Werner Koenig | Executive Producer | 
| Russ Ryan | Associate Producer | 
| Lee Solomon | Executive Producer | 
| Emily Zalenski | Associate Producer | 
| Craig Perry | Producer | 
| Warren Zide | Producer | 
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_**Good concept and Ali Landry shines, but a little too much sleaze**_ A student working in the genetics department of UCLA (James Roday) inadvertently creates a clone of an unavailable student he wanted to date (Ali Landry Monteverde). He & his sidekick (Desmond Askew) program the clone to like ... guy things, like beer, pizza, football and sex, but things don’t turn out as they imagined. Eugene Levy is on hand as their professor. “Repli-Kate” (2002) has a good concept, similar to “Weird Science” (1985), but with less innocence. Roday makes for a well-meaning protagonist while Askew is likable as the sex-obsessed sidekick, albeit a tad annoying. Meanwhile no-name Landry shines as the titular Kate, both real person and clone. She’s reminiscent of Nancy Kovack and makes the movie worth checking out. Unfortunately, for me, the flick’s ruined by a little too much sordidness. For instance, there’s a foursome scene that includes a dog. Need I say more? The film runs 1 hour, 35 minutes and was shot at UCLA & areas nearby. GRADE: C/C-