He's All That Movie Role

Kourtney Kardashian appeared in the Netflix teen comedy film He's All That, portraying the character Jessica Miles Torres. The movie held its world premiere on 25/08/2021 before becoming available for streaming globally on Netflix on 27/08/2021. The film served as a modern gender-swapped remake of the 1999 teen romantic comedy She’s All That and featured social media personality Addison Rae in her first leading film role. In He's All That, Kardashian played Jessica Miles Torres, a celebrity branding executive connected to the film’s influencer-focused storyline. Her appearance marked one of her more notable scripted acting roles outside of reality television. Kardashian had previously become internationally known through Keeping Up with the Kardashians and related television projects, but the Netflix film introduced her to a younger streaming audience tied closely to social media culture and influencer entertainment. The film was directed by Mark Waters, known for projects such as Mean Girls and Freaky Friday. Alongside Addison Rae, the cast included Tanner Buchanan, Madison Pettis, Rachael Leigh Cook, Peyton Meyer, and Matthew Lillard. Rachael Leigh Cook, who starred in the original She’s All That, returned in a different role for the remake. The movie centered on a teenage influencer attempting to transform an unpopular classmate into a prom king candidate after experiencing a public social media breakup. Kardashian’s casting drew attention because of her friendship and professional connection with Addison Rae, who had become closely associated with the Kardashian family during the rise of TikTok influencers in 2020 and 2021. Entertainment media widely discussed Kardashian’s cameo and its connection to the growing crossover between traditional celebrity culture and social media personalities entering film and television. Editorial Note Kardashian’s appearance in He's All That reflected the entertainment industry’s increasing focus on influencer-driven projects during the streaming era. The film combined established Hollywood actors, reality television personalities, and social media creators in a format aimed at younger digital audiences.