Alex and Emma Preview film clips from 'Alex and Emma,' starring Kate Hudson as a stenographer hired by a debt-ridden writer (Luke Wilson). Click to watch  • "I Need Your Help" - Alex (Luke Wilson) tries to explain to Emma (Kate Hudson).  • "You Can't Read The End First"  - Emma decides if she wants to read Alex's book.  • "What Kind of Name Is Ylva?"  - Alex and Emma disagree over a character.  • "Two Women"  - Adam Shipley (also played by Luke Wilson) makes a choice.  • Theatrical Trailer You'll need the free Windows Media Player or Real Player to watch movie trailers & clips.  Production Photos   Kate Hudson Slideshow   Your screen should be 1024x768 or larger to view this slideshow, from the Summer Movie Guide Related Links  •  Movie Info Page  •  Showtimes & Tickets  •  Greg's Preview  •  Production Photos  •  Message Board  •  Cast & Credits  •  Official Site   Production Photos - click thumbnails to enlarge More 'Alex and Emma' Photos

Email this page to a friend About the Movie Drama and Romance June 20, 2003Starring: Luke Wilson, Kate Hudson, Sophie Marceau, David Paymer Directed By: Rob Reiner Synopsis: Alex Sheldon (Luke Wilson) is an author whose writer's block is the least of his problems - he's also flat broke and owes Cuban loan sharks $100,000. After hanging him out the window and destroying his computer, the thugs give Alex an ultimatum: pay up in 30 days or wind up dead. The only way Alex is going to get that kind of money is by finishing his novel, which is currently less than one sentence long. He's got some idea of what he wants the story to be; He just can't seem to get it out onto paper. Now lacking both inspiration and a laptop, Alex secures the services of opinionated stenographer Emma Dinsmore (Kate Hudson) to help him complete the novel and get paid by his publisher in time to save his skin. Alex and Emma spend their days and nights working together on the novel. Emma challenges his ideas at every turn, and her initially irritating but undeniably intriguing input begins to influence Alex and his story. Soon, real life begins to imitate art, and art, to imitate life. More Movie Info