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In 'Urban Legends: Final Cut' (2000), Jennifer Morrison played the role of Amy Mayfield, a film student who becomes involved in unraveling the mystery behind a series of college campus murders linked to urban legends. This role showcased her ability to carry a leading role in a horror slasher film early in her career, diverging from the more dramatic and television-focused roles she later became known for, such as Dr. Allison Cameron on 'House' and Emma Swan in 'Once Upon a Time.' Morrison's performance in this thriller was notable for its blend of vulnerability and determination, marking a transition from supporting TV roles to leading film roles. It stood out by demonstrating her versatility and setting the stage for future diverse character portrayals that combined emotional depth with strong-willed characters.

Fans of Hart Bochner might enjoy his role in 'Urban Legends: Final Cut' because he brings a familiar charm and intensity that echoes his most iconic performance as Ellis in 'Die Hard.' While Ellis is a memorable, somewhat slick and opportunistic character, Bochner's role in 'Urban Legends: Final Cut' allows him to explore a different facet of his acting range within the horror genre, offering a mix of vulnerability and menace. An interesting detail about his casting is that Bochner's involvement added a touch of credibility to the film's suspense, as he was initially reluctant to join a slasher movie but was persuaded after reading the script's clever twists and nods to horror classics.

Fans of Loretta Devine would appreciate her role in "Urban Legends: Final Cut" because it showcases her versatility beyond her most iconic performance as Shirley Ann Barrows in the TV series "Boston Public." While Shirley was a strong-willed, authoritative teacher, in "Urban Legends: Final Cut," Devine plays the role of a university administrator caught in the midst of a horror thriller, which allows her to explore more suspense-driven material. An interesting detail about her casting is that Devine was initially hesitant to join a slasher film due to its genre but was convinced after learning the film had a clever script that combined horror with satire, adding depth to her character.