Sorority Boys

Three college friends are blamed for money that goes missing from their fraternity's funds, and the accusation costs them their place in the house. With nowhere to live and their plans for the future at risk, Dave, Adam and Doofer settle on an unlikely solution: disguise themselves as women and move into a sorority. As Daisy, Adina and Roberta, they try to keep up the act while living among the women they have spent years objectifying, and the experience gradually changes how they see themselves and the people around them. Dave complicates matters when he develops feelings for a fellow student named Leah.

The film is a 2002 American comedy directed by Wallace Wolodarsky, whose first feature, Coldblooded, appeared in 1995 and whose later feature, The Good House, came in 2021. It was written by Joe Jarvis and Greg Coolidge and produced by Larry Brezner and Walter Hamada. Barry Watson, Michael Rosenbaum and Harland Williams play the three friends under their assumed identities, with Melissa Sagemiller as Leah, Tony Denman as Jimmy and Brad Beyer as Spence among a credited cast of 42. Made for about 12 million dollars, it returned roughly 13 million worldwide. On IMDb it holds 5.5 out of 10 from around 17,000 votes, and on TMDB 5.8 out of 10 from about 280 votes. A critics' rating of 3.8 out of 10 from 67 reviews sits below both audience scores.