Robert Luketic

July 27, 2009 at 3:07pm PST

Tags: Behind the Scenes, Gerard Butler, Katherine Heigl, Robert Luketic, The Ugly Truth

Photos: Columbia Pictures

Perhaps there is no greater truth in life than this: Opposites attract. If you don’t believe me, just ask Paula Abdul. If you don’t believe her, Katherine Heigl and Gerard Butler’s new film, The Ugly Truth, might set you straight.

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See It or Skip It: The Ugly Truth

July 24, 2009 at 3:09am PST

Tags: Ella Enchanted, Gerard Butler, Grey's Anatomy, Karen McCullah Lutz, Katherine Heigl, Legally Blonde, Monster in Law, Nicole Eastman, Robert Luketic, See it or Skip it, The House Bunny, The Ugly Truth

Photos: Columbia Pictures

The ugliest truth of all might be this: The Ugly Truth is terrible, a fact Katherine Heigl must have been aware of since she suddenly decided not to jump ship on Grey’s Anatomy after months of threatening to sail on to calmer movie star waters. This, however, is certainly not the film that’s going to make her A-list dreams come true.

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