woman who accused Marchetta of leaving her disfigured as also in an eczema documentary on KLAE. Tanzie goes to the KLAE offices dressed provocatively and flirts with the receptionist, who allows her access to the file room. She manages to obtain the woman's address, before being arrested and put in jail for fraud and trespassing. Ava pawns her father's Rolex (her most treasured possession) to pay Tanzie's bail money after Henry helps her realize that family is more important than material things. The woman, Margo Thorness, says that Marchetta paid for her cosmetic surgery for the supposed damage caused by Marchetta Everdew night cream. However, Ava and Tanzie learn from her neighbor that she lied, as she was born with a skin disease. The girls meet with the board of directors and successfully clear the Marchetta name, revealing that Tommy (their father's best friend and trustee of the company) was behind the scandal, as he had helped fabricate testimonials, and used money taken from the sisters' personal bank accounts. Tommy is promptly fired by Ava. Six months later, the girls are running the company, with Ava as the new CEO and Tanzie studying while working as a chemist. Ava is now in a relationship with Henry, and Tanzie is now with Rick. Cast Hilary Duff as Tanzania "Tanzie" Marchetta Haylie Duff as Ava Marchetta Anjelica Huston as Fabiella Du Mont Brent Spiner as Tommy Lukas Haas as Henry Marcus Coloma as Rick María Conchita Alonso as Inez Obba Babatundé as Craig Faith Prince as Pam Reagan Dale Neis as Jaden Cameos Ty Hodges as Etienne Colleen Camp as Charlene Judy Tenuta as Margo Thorness / Cat Lady Philip Casnoff as Victor Marchetta Tanya Alexander as LaPorscha Dot-Marie Jones as Butch Brenda Brandon Beemer as Mick Rionn Joel Madden and Benji Madden as Mistaken Valets Joanne Baron as Gretchen Albert Malafronte as Nelson Cheyenne Haynes and Andrea Ramirez as Inez's daughters Production The film began production on April 18, 2005, in Los Angeles, California. For the film's soundtrack, Hilary Duff recorded two new songs: "Happy" (which was then an early version of "Play with Fire", her single released in August 2006) and a cover version of the Madonna song "Material Girl", performed with Haylie Duff, which was the inspiration for the film's story and is featured at the beginning of the film. Reception Release On March 31, 2006, the entertainment site