
So Undercover 2012
"Meet the FBI's new secret weapon"
In *So Undercover* (2012), Miley Cyrus stars as Molly Morris, a street-smart private investigator who gets a high-stakes assignment from the FBI: infiltrate a college sorority to protect the daughter of a former mobster.
Director: Tom Vaughan
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Frequently Asked Questions
What is So Undercover (2012) about?
*So Undercover* follows Molly Morris, a no-nonsense investigator who transforms into a sorority girl to protect a mobster's daughter. As she navigates the world of college cliques and secret alliances, she uncovers that appearances can be deceiving—even for her.
Who directed So Undercover?
So Undercover was directed by Tom Vaughan, known for blending action and comedy in vibrant, character-driven stories.
Who stars in So Undercover?
Miley Cyrus leads the cast, with Jeremy Piven, Mike O'Malley, Joshua Bowman, and Lauren McKnight rounding out the ensemble.
Is So Undercover (2012) worth watching?
As an action-comedy with a charismatic lead and playful tone, *So Undercover* is a fun, breezy watch—though it leans more into entertainment than depth. Fans of Miley Cyrus or lighthearted spy films may find it especially enjoyable.
How long is So Undercover?
So Undercover has a runtime of 94 minutes.
About So Undercover (2012) — Miley Cyrus Goes Undercover in a College Sorority
In *So Undercover* (2012), Miley Cyrus stars as Molly Morris, a street-smart private investigator who gets a high-stakes assignment from the FBI: infiltrate a college sorority to protect the daughter of a former mobster. Under the direction of Tom Vaughan, this action-comedy blends espionage with the glamour and drama of university life, as Molly must shed her tough exterior to blend in among the elite. The film explores themes of identity, deception, and the masks we wear—especially when Molly realizes that even her own allies might not be who they claim to be.
With sharp wit, playful twists, and a vibrant campus setting, *So Undercover* delivers a lighthearted yet engaging adventure. The movie balances humor with suspense, making it a fun watch for fans of undercover capers and coming-of-age stories alike.