Ethan Embry Says Jennifer Love Hewitt Gave Him Breath Mints Before Kissing Him in 'Can't Hardly Wait' Ethan Embry in Can't Hardly Wait and in 2011. (Getty Images) Can't Hardly Wait has held up remarkably well since it was first released 15 years ago. Perhaps part of its success has something to do with the way the movie's party raged all around the two ostensible leads, Ethan Embry and Jennifer Love Hewitt , without letting their chemistry, or lack of it, get in the way. Embry says in a new ...
June 13, 2013 - Zimbio
Ethan Embry’s ‘Can’t Hardly Wait’ Experience Was Not Like Mine Most teens of the 90s can tell you the first time they saw their own favorite classic 90s “teen” movie. There’s so many that detailed what it means to be an angst-ridden teen, and many of those films would result in high expectations of the high school experience. Yesterday 20-somethings gathered all over the internet [...] Ethan Embry’s ‘Can’t Hardly Wait’ Experience Was Not Like Mine is a post ...
June 13, 2013 - The Inquisitr
Back to the Party: 15 Things You Didn’t Know About Can’t Hardly Wait If you were a certain age in 1998, Can’t Hardly Wait—the multi-character high-school-graduation-party comedy—was a big deal. The whole movie took place at a party. It was eminently quotable. It starred Jennifer Love Hewitt and Ethan Embry, who you already loved from Party of Five and Empire Records, as seniors Amanda Beckett and Preston Myers—Amanda being the object of Preston’s longtime secret ...
June 12, 2013 - Time Magazine
Joachim Loew in Sportinglife.com Low then predicted: "I am confident they will win the title. Spain are a wonderful team. They are the masters of the game. You can see it in every pass. They can hardly be beaten. They are extremely calm and convincing. Spain were just better than...
Angelina Jolie in USA Today We don't go to parties. We hardly ever leave the house. We try to schedule time when we're alone,says Jolie, who sports various tattoos, wore a vial of Billy Bob Thornton's blood around her neck during their marriage, and was blamed for...
Charles Schumer in FOXNews While we certainly all hope this will be a shot in the arm for the housing slump, it is hardly a panacea,Schumer said, noting that 22 percent of subprime loan holders are excluded from the plan because they are behind on their payments.