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Ben Stiller 
Ben Stiller, Owen Wilson, Will Ferrell, Christine Taylor, Jerry Stiller, Milla Jovovich 
2001 
Special edition — widescreen; closed caption; English, French audio tracks; English subtitles; audio commentary by Ben Stiller and co-writers Drake Sather and John Hamburg; five deleted scenes with commentary by Stiller; five extended scenes with commentary by Stiller; outtakes; two original skits from the "VH1/ Vogue Fashion Awards, 1996/97"; music video "Start the Commotion" by The Wiseguys; alternate end sequence; photo galleries; interactive menus hosted by Derek Zoolander. 
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Gen X comic actor Ben Stiller ("Meet the Parents") earns a few more frequent-funny miles with his latest vehicle, satirizing the fashion industry and today's media-driven star-making machinery. He directed it, co-wrote it and plays the title character, the vacuous, narcissistic yet incredibly popular male model Derek Zoolander. Stiller's targets are barn-sized: meaningless awards shows, gossip-fueled magazines and TV programs, the fickleness of the American public and — Austin Powers be damned! — spy movies. Easygoing Owen Wilson ("Shanghai Noon"), as Derek's modeling rival Hansel, and "SNL"'s Will Ferrell, as the designing arch-villain, effortlessly steal the film from Stiller. But the real reason to catch this is the peppering of fashion-scene in-jokes and celebrity cameos that zip past so fast, you're lucky to catch half of them. Stiller's wife Christine Taylor is Derek's love interest; his father Jerry Stiller is Derek's double-dealing agent; Milla Jovovich is the lissome femme fatale. | |||
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