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These Girls

Based on the humorously edgy play by Vivienne Laxdal, “These Girls” is the story of three teenage girls who, in turn, seduce and then attempt to share Keith, an older married man. It is a tale of innocence, jealousy and friendship told as a provocative coming-of-age story.

When Carolyn and Lisa discover that their best friend Glory is sleeping with Keith Clark (David Boreanaz from TV’s “Buffy” and “Angel”), they both, in their own ways, go about seducing him as well. When each discovers that the other is involved with Keith, their friendship is put to the test. However, rather than squabble over him and run the risk of all losing out, they decide to make a pact and share him. At first, Keith puts up resistance to the plan, but soon finds out that he has very little to say in the matter. He takes it like a man and caves in.

Their scheme works out well for a while, but eventually all good things must come to an end. On a fateful night, a desperate and sexually exhausted Keith sets in motion his escape plan and everything comes crashing down.

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Being the object of three teenage girls' affections may be some men's secret fantasy, but Keith Clark (David Boreanaz) finds it's more than he can handle--or live up to--in These Girls. Keith is the type of guy who doesn't work, but needs a babysitter to look after his infant when his wife is working. He and the 17-year-old sitter begin an affair, which goes smoothly until her two best friends catch her in the act. Literally. Not content to just hear about their friend's sexual exploits, the two separately decide to have sex with him as well. One seduces him. The other, a religious tattletale, blackmails him into taking her virginity. Billed as a comedy, These Girls has none of the humor of American Pie or the sweetness of Tatum O'Neal's coming-of-age film, Little Darlings. Mean spirited and full of unlikable and unbelievable characters, the film leaves viewers longing for the days when Boreanaz wooed Sarah Michelle Gellar in Buffy the Vampire Slayer. --Jae-Ha Kim