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Synopsis. Josie Geller (Drew Barrymore) is a highly intelligent, if pedantic and lonely, copy-editor for the Chicago Sun-Times. Josie desperately wants to be a reporter, and constantly sends story ideas to her boss, Gus (John C. Reilly), who appreciates her eagerness but does not believe she is up to the challenge of being a reporter.
Never Been Kissed - Apple TV. Available on STARZ, Philo, Prime Video, Hulu, Sling TV. In this hilarious, heart-warming comedy, Drew Barrymore shines as a budding journalist who's determined to go from 'geek' to 'chic' when she is sent back to high school on her first undercover assignment to learn about today's teens.
A young-looking, socially-awkward copy editor, who yearns to be a reporter, accepts an undercover assignment as a high school student and experiences the horrors of being unpopular all over again until she finds a way to turn it around. Rating. PG-13. Comedy. arrow_forward. info_outline.
5 de ene. de 2021 · Never Been Kissed (1/5) Movie CLIP - First Day of High School (1999) HD. Watch on. Let's kick this off with some real talk: There is no way on earth that Drew Barrymore's Josie Geller — a 25-year-old professional woman — could pass as a 17-year-old high school student. While we can confidently assume that Josie didn't spend her early 20s ...
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26 de oct. de 1999 · The more I watch "Never Been Kissed" the cuter it becomes (thanks to Drew Barrymore). It's billed as an 80's movie and I guess in a way it kinda is. It's definitely a romantic comedy and I believe it is somewhat set in the 80's, but it does have some awesome 80's music.
Movie Review. In Never Been Kissed, Drew Barrymore plays Josie Geller, a dowdy 25-year-old newspaper copy editor with dreams of investigative journalism.Her big break involves going undercover at a local high school to get the scoop on today’s teens. But infiltrating the “in crowd” is no easy task for Josie, still as socially inept as she was during her own nightmarish adolescence.
