The other women in the pageant—particularly the villain, Kathy Morningside (Candice Bergen)—were not just cardboard cutouts. They were women navigating a system designed to judge them. Even the film’s ending, where Gracie admits that the women she mocked became her friends, sends a message of solidarity that is often missing in modern cinema.
Ensure that "exclusive" digital features listed on platforms like iTunes or Amazon Prime are actually new additions and not just recycled DVD menus from 2001.
The other women in the pageant—particularly the villain, Kathy Morningside (Candice Bergen)—were not just cardboard cutouts. They were women navigating a system designed to judge them. Even the film’s ending, where Gracie admits that the women she mocked became her friends, sends a message of solidarity that is often missing in modern cinema.
Ensure that "exclusive" digital features listed on platforms like iTunes or Amazon Prime are actually new additions and not just recycled DVD menus from 2001. miss congenieality exclusive