Orlando Bloom and Kirsten Dunst star in this romantic comedy directed by Cameron Crowe. Bloom plays Drew, an affable loser who has to contend with ruining the company he works for after his revolutionary idea for sneekers fails and the sudden death of his estranged father. On the flight to collect his father's remains, he meets perky airhostess Claire (Kirsten Dunst), and from this brief meeting a romance blossoms.

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Cameron Crowe directed which 2000 film starring Kate Hudson?

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