There is dialogue early on in this movie. Elizabeth Hurley's character is walking through a film premiere gathering and one bystander says to another, "She's so beautiful," and the other bystander says, "Yeah, but she can't act." At this point turn off the movie, and save yourself time.
This movie then proceeds to pull at too many threads: a mother-daughter jealousy trope, ex-lovers finally reuniting after many years, a marriage on the rocks, trying to become a bona fide method actress, power brokering in Hollywood, and a haunted movie set. Besides the last idea, it could make for a compelling script. However, each of those are poorly pieced together, presented in the most cliché way possible, and never coherently blended. Therefore, the redeeming quality of the movie is to see an example of a bad movie.
This movie then proceeds to pull at too many threads: a mother-daughter jealousy trope, ex-lovers finally reuniting after many years, a marriage on the rocks, trying to become a bona fide method actress, power brokering in Hollywood, and a haunted movie set. Besides the last idea, it could make for a compelling script. However, each of those are poorly pieced together, presented in the most cliché way possible, and never coherently blended. Therefore, the redeeming quality of the movie is to see an example of a bad movie.