“Does he have your number? 1-800-BEEOTCH?”
On hit shows like The Walking Dead, This Is Us, and the ongoing Virgin River, Alexandra Breckenridge has proven that she shines as the girl next door with a heart of gold. Whether she’s delivering babies or watching her son get eaten by zombies, the talented actress never fails to inject scenes with her warm demeanor and honest vulnerability.
She’s the Man is loosely based on Shakespeare’s romantic comedy Twelfth Night, and borrows heavily from the play’s use of a mistaken identity-inspired love triangle. In Twelfth Night, a shipwrecked young woman named Viola disguises herself as a man named Cesario and works as a page under Duke Orsino of Illyria, believing that her twin brother, Sebastian, has died at sea.
As Monique Valentine, Breckenridge is nearly unrecognizable as she stomps into every scene with a tongue as sharp as her stiletto heels. While Bynes is She’s the Man’s obvious standout with her effortless comedic timing and Jim Carrey-like knack for facial expressions, Breckenridge uses her fairly sparse screen time to her full advantage.
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