NURSE BETTY is a fiery comedy from director Neil LaBute (IN THE COMPANY OF MEN, YOUR FRIENDS & NEIGHBORS). Betty Sizemore, a waitress in a small Kansas town who lives vicariously through her favorite soap opera stars, fantasizes about a perfect life like that of the doctors and nurses on the TV show A REASON TO LOVE. When her insensitive husband brings an illegal business deal into their home and is brutally murdered, Betty escapes into her soap opera fantasy and begins a search for the dashing Dr. Ravell, whom she believes to be her long-lost love. Meanwhile, the killers realize Betty was a witness to the crime and begin a cross-country pursuit to find her. A spry, touching film, NURSE BETTY's absurdity is contagiously funny.

Renée Zellweger: American Actress, NURSE BETTY (2000)
Morgan Freeman: American Actor
Chris Rock: American Actor/Comedian, THE CHRIS ROCK SHOW
Greg Kinnear: American actor/host
Aaron Eckhart: American actor, DARK KNIGHT, THANK YOU FOR SMOKING
Crispin Glover: American Actor, THE RIVER'S EDGE (1986), BACK TO THE FUTURE
Pruitt Taylor Vince: Supporting Actor
Tia Texada: Actress

Neil LaBute: American Director; IN THE COMPANY OF MEN (1997)

Gail Mutrux: Producer, "Donnie Brasco"
Steve Golin: American Producer

John Richards: 
James Flamberg: NURSE BETTY

Rolfe Kent: Producer/Composer, MERCY (1996)

Joel Plotch: Editor, THE WICKER MAN (2006)
Steven Weisberg: Editor, MAN OF THE YEAR (2006)

"...Original and unusually humane....A compelling oddity..."
"...LaBute sidesteps cliches like a broken-field runner....NURSE BETTY is one of those films where you don't know whether to laugh or cringe, and find yourself doing both. It's a challenge..."
"...[NURSE BETTY] produces that shivery feeling when your heart melts but at the same moment you want to burst out laughing....Ms. Zellweger's Betty [is] a perfectly blended mixture of sweetness, innocence, and stubborn determination....A triumph..."
"...Deserving of accolades....NURSE BETTY is alternately funny, scary and deeply poignant, and it confirms LaBute as one of the most exciting new talents to galvanize the movies..."
"...Zellweger is muffin-fresh....The lines between reality and fantasy, goodness and violence, have rarely been so beatifully drawn as in this tangy dark comedy..." -- Rating: A
Ranked #6 in Entertainment Weekly's "Lisa Schwarzbaum's BEST MOVIES OF 2000"
"...Allows [Renée Zellweger] to pull out the emotional stops in a way that audiences can't help but find irresistible....Observing Zellweger as she dispenses her brand of movie magic definitely is good for what ails you."
"...Zellweger is a dream -- funny, touching and vital in a role that lets her talents blossom....As ever, Freeman delivers miracles; he's as good as it gets..."