Jennifer Love Hewitt in Heartbreakers Sends Social Media Into a Frenzy with ‘Hottest in a Movie’ Debate!

A recent social media trend has reignited admiration for Jennifer Love Hewitt’s portrayal of Page Conners in the 2001 romantic comedy “Heartbreakers.” The resurgence began when a user on X (formerly Twitter) posed the question, “The hottest anyone has looked in a movie?” This prompted numerous fans to highlight Hewitt’s performance in “Heartbreakers” as a prime example.

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One fan tweeted, “No one has ever been or will be hotter than Jennifer Love Hewitt in Heartbreakers.” Another expressed, “Jennifer Love Hewitt in Heartbreakers, she ate and left no crumbs in that movie.” The discussion led to a surge in shares of images and clips from the film, showcasing Hewitt’s memorable outfits and scenes.

“Heartbreakers,” which also stars Sigourney Weaver, follows a mother-daughter duo of con artists scheming to swindle wealthy men. The film is noted for its early 2000s fashion, with Hewitt’s character donning a series of iconic outfits that have left a lasting impression on fans. In a 2016 article, Entertainment Weekly highlighted the film’s “outlandish outfits and over-the-top costuming,” emphasizing how the attire played a role in the characters’ conning strategies.

Despite the film’s comedic tone, Hewitt has previously spoken about the pressures she faced regarding her appearance during that period. In a December 2024 interview, she recounted an experience on the “Heartbreakers” set where she was instructed to “be sexier,” reflecting on the challenges of being objectified at a young age.

The recent online discussions have not only celebrated Hewitt’s performance but have also sparked conversations about the portrayal of women in media and the pressures actresses face regarding their appearance. As fans continue to share and reminisce about “Heartbreakers,” the film’s impact on early 2000s pop culture remains evident.