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Tomcats is a 2001 comedy film produced by Revolution Studios and released by Sony Pictures Releasing. Starring Jerry O’Connell, Shannon Elizabeth, and Jake Busey, it included Dakota Fanning in her film debut. The movie earned $23.4 million at the box office with an initial budget of $11 million, receiving unfavorable critical reception.

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Did Tomcats make money at the box office?

It grossed about $23.4 million worldwide against a budget reportedly around $11 million, so it turned a modest profit despite being savaged by critics. It found more of an audience on home video as a raunchy early-2000s comedy.

Is it true that this was Dakota Fanning's film debut?

Yes, Tomcats marked Dakota Fanning's feature film debut in 2001, in a small role years before her breakout in I Am Sam, which came out later that same year. It's a trivia staple given how young she was.

What's the plot of Tomcats about?

A group of friends pool their money in a bet that the last unmarried man among them wins the pot, and Jerry O'Connell's character schemes to get Jake Busey's character married off to claim it. Shannon Elizabeth plays the woman he recruits, who of course complicates everything.

Who made the movie and which studio released it?

Gregory Poirier wrote and directed it, and it was produced by Revolution Studios and released through Sony Pictures. It was one of Revolution Studios' earliest releases after the company was founded by Joe Roth in 2000.

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