Model Behavior

Janice, a supermodel, decides to escape the pressures of her career by attending college incognito. She enrolls in a university under a pseudonym and falls for a handsome young man who is unaware of her true identity. However, her secret is threatened when a persistent journalist starts investigating and her former life begins to catch up with her.

Model Behavior was a made-for-television movie that garnered mixed reviews, largely seen as a lighthearted teen romantic comedy with a familiar premise. While it aimed for charm and humor, its plot was often predictable, and the performances, though generally adequate for the genre, did not stand out significantly. It found a modest audience among its target demographic.

• A predictable but harmless teen romantic comedy.
• Relies heavily on the 'rich girl pretends to be normal' trope.
• Offers some light entertainment for younger audiences.

Google audience: Audience reception for 'Model Behavior' is not widely documented on Google, but generally, viewers found it to be a light and enjoyable film, though not particularly memorable or groundbreaking in its storytelling.

This film marked one of Justin Timberlake's early acting roles before his massive success with NSYNC and his solo career.