Ali Landry Movies

An apathetic pastor gets a new perspective on life after making a wish that allows him to walk a mile in the shoes of the people who surround him in this faith-based fantasy officially endorsed by The Dove Foundation. Rich Chaplin (David A.R. White) is frustrated. Once a devoted family man and the leader of a loyal church congregation, he's lost his sense of perspective, and lately his lethargy has grown contagious. Impulsively, Rich wishes aloud that he could for once just experience life from another vantage point. The next thing Rich knows, he's gazing into a mirror and seeing another man's face. Now, each time Rich awakens in a new body, he learns a bit more about himself, and the effect his scorn has had on everyone in his life. By seeing the world though the eyes of his wife (Ali Landry), his cruel boss, and even a gorgeous fashion model (Logan White), Rich learns that he's passing up his one big chance to make a difference in the lives of the people he loves most, and vows never again to take his life for granted. Now if he can just get back in the right body, he might just get a second shot at reclaiming his old life. ~ Jason Buchanan, Rovi

Rap singer Eve was the eponymous star of this stylish sitcom, which went into production under the title The Opposite Sex. Eve was cast as Shelly, a Miami fashion designer who ran a thriving business in partnership with her gossipy best friends Janie (Natalie Desselle-Reid) and Rita (Ali Landry). Ever searching for a lasting romance with "Mister Right," Shelly was convinced that she had found both in the form of J.T. (Jason George), but her friends were not as easily won over. Created by Meg DeLoatch and fitted out with a theme song performed by Missy Elliott, Eve joined the UPN lineup September 15, 2003. ~ Hal Erickson, Rovi

Grad student Max (James Roday) accidentally clones an adult-sized version of Kate (Ali Landry), the beautiful reporter covering Professor Jonas' (Eugene Levy) genetics breakthrough. Max reluctantly agrees with his horny friend, Henry (Desmond Askew), to take advantage of the situation by secretly teaching the uninformed clone how to act like a guy, with a love of beer, sports, and random casual sex. Every guy on campus falls in love with the clone, but Max has a thing for the real deal, who eventually falls for him too. Naturally, the two Kates get mixed up at the most inopportune time -- right before Professor Jonas' big presentation to his investors and academic peers. ~ Buzz McClain, Rovi

College soccer star David Morales (Mario Lopez) loses his scholarship and is compelled to take a job as a courier for an experimental medical laboratory operated by shady Dr. Darabont (John Saxon). The money is terrific and the border crossings from California into Mexico are easy for the charming Latino. But events turn desperate when David is forced to make a hasty delivery of a small cooler that contains something needed by the evil Franco (Richard Lynch), who is being kept alive in a Mexican hospice by the renegade physician Dr. Drake (Nancy O'Dell). If David fails, his mother (Dyana Ortelli) dies. But then the FBI gets wind of the delivery. Now on the run from the Feds, with his mother held hostage by a sex maniac, David teams up with runaway rich girl, Bella (Ali Landry), to get the cooler and its contents to Dr. Drake to keep a villain alive. ~ Buzz McClain, Rovi