There's great support, too, from the always solid Reilly and Gyllenhaal, who's become a specialist in sending up infantile narcissism. He satirizes the spaniel-eyed sensitivity that other actors would exploit. And Nelson is both sprightly and rueful; he gets a lot out of his honeyed yokel's voice.
Fri, Jun 09, 2006 - Page 16 News List
The Catcher in a drab life
Before Jake Gyllenhaal made it big he starred in a movie with Jennifer Aniston, and the result was a funny, well-acted romance flick
By Elvis Mitchell / NY TIMES NEWS SERVICE , NEW YORK
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