Producer, director, and writer Nancy Meyers is best known for screenwriting collaborations with Charles Shyer, collaborations that resulted in films the couple often produced and directed as well. From their break-out hit with Private Benjamin, starring Goldie Hawn, to such light, screwball comedies as Irreconcilable Differences, Baby Boom, Father of the Bride, I Love Trouble, The Parent Trap, and What Women Want, Meyers seems to specialize in tales with a retro, America-mid-century feel to them. Reviewing The Parent Trap, Lisa Schwarzbaum noted in Entertainment Weekly that Meyers and Shyer, are "specialists in bedtime stories for divorce-prone boomers," while Kevin Thomas declared in the Los Angeles Times that Meyers and Shyer "are just about the wittiest film makers in Hollywood today [and] are endlessly inventive. They're not afraid to be sophisticated and screwballish in the best `30s tradition, and they know just how far to exaggerate for laughs without...