as the Botoxed Friend Debbie Reynolds as herself Greg Grunberg as Studio tour guide Veena Sood as Mrs. Morse Musicals referenced or featured The following is a list of musicals referenced or featured in the film (in the order of which they are presented in the film): Barbra Streisand and Debbie Reynolds were mentioned several times before Reynolds herself appeared and performed with Connie and Carla. Oklahoma! – Connie and Carla perform "Oklahoma!" as young girls in their school lunchroom and in the airport lounge and "I Cain't Say No" during their audition at "The Handlebar," the gay club where they eventually become successful. Jesus Christ Superstar – Connie and Carla perform "Superstar" in the airport lounge and "Everything's Alright" during their first performance at The Handlebar. Yentl – Connie and Carla perform "Papa, Can You Hear Me?" in the airport lounge. Cats – Connie and Carla perform "Memory" in the airport lounge. The Rocky Horror Show – Peaches 'n' Creme perform "The Time Warp" at The Handlebar. Cabaret – Connie and Carla perform "Maybe This Time" at their audition at The Handlebar. Evita – Connie and Carla perform "Don't Cry for Me Argentina" at their audition at The Handlebar. Mame – Interludes during the picture with the character Tibor seeing several performances of Mame at different venues across the country. South Pacific – "I'm Gonna Wash That Man Right Outa My Hair", is part of Connie and Carla's performance in What a Drag (Pun Intended!) at The Handlebar. They also sing "There Is Nothing Like a Dame" at the end of the film with the rest of the main cast. Funny Girl – Connie and Carla sing "Don't Rain on My Parade", part of their performance in What a Drag (Pun Intended!) at The Handlebar. Thoroughly Modern Millie, The Producers, Say Goodnight, Gracie, Never Gonna Dance, Gypsy, Chicago, Mamma Mia!, Long Days Journey into Night, "Master Harold"...and the Boys, Avenue Q, Man of La Mancha, and Hairspray – Billboards for these shows are shown. Gypsy, Rent, and Hairspray – At this point in the film, these are mentioned by Tibor, Hairspray, of which, he got a matinée ticket, though no songs from the shows are sung. The theater productions of Rent, Hairspray, and Mamma Mia! became semi-successful movie musicals shortly after this film. Gypsy – "Let Me Entertain You" is performed by Connie, Carla, and the Belles of the