Plot
Violet Sanford (Piper Perabo), an aspiring songwriter, leaves her home & her father Bill Sanford (John Goodman) to pursue her dream in Future York City. When she endeavors, unsuccessfully, for her demonstration tape to exist as found per studios, she meets the class action of barkeep from either the local hot spot known as Coyote Horrible. She is hired per bar's creator Lil (Maria Bello) & must view the ropes of singing, dancing, and performing uncivilized acts prior to a raucous crowd of humans. Even so, despite cultivating a wilder side of her personality, she remains shy just about performing her have songs. Romanticist interest Kevin O'Donnell (Adam Garcia) tries to help her around overcoming her shyness.

Production
Kevin Smith, who did an uncredited rescript of a script, stated that the number of eight writers got work on the script when the Writers Guild of America only gave credit to Gina Wendkos, who wrote a number 1 draft of a script, which, based on data from Smith, little-resembles the final film.(Watch WGA screenwriting credit system) Unrated Extended Cut
Inside summertime 2005 an unrated special edition of the film (The original release was rated PG-13) was released in DVD. A extended cut adds aproximately captain hicks proceedings to the film's runtime, virtually all of which consits of extra shots of the "coyotes" dancing on the bar & of Violet & Cammie (Izabella Miko) trying on different outfits when concidering. But, arguably a virtually all notably additions come a extension of a sex scene between Violet & Kevin, & a inclusion of even more, an extra scene, which shows the "coyotes" winning the baseball game because Cammie distracts the pitcher by stripping.

(A favorite features of the extended cut DVD come monovular by using victims of the former DVD release.)

Cast
Piper Perabo as Violet Sanford Adam Garcia as Kevin O'Donnell John Goodman as Bill Sanford Maria Bello as Lil Izabella Miko as Cammie Tyra Banks as Zoe Bridget Moynahan as Rachel, one of the "coyotes" Melanie Lynskey as Gloria, Violet's best friend Jack McGee as Earl, the baseball pitcher LeAnn Rimes as herself

Soundtracks
A film's soundtrack features Violet's four songs from either a picture show, performed by LeAnn Rimes, when well as many more songs non exclusive to the film. It achieved gold status within one year of its release in August 1 2000 and platinum status by early November. A sole single released from a album, LeAnn Rimes' "Can't Fight The Moonlight", besides achieved gold status & became the about instant hit on the radio stock and index charts.

Another soundtrack, Supplementary Music from either Coyote Horrible, by owning additional songs that appeared in the film & remixes of two of Rimes' songs, followed inside 2003.