Also in 1991, Meyers contributed to the script for the ensemble comedy "Once Upon a Crime" (1992), directed by Eugene Levy, and became one out of several script doctors consulted to work on the Whoopi Goldberg comedy "Sister Act" (1992). Her next project with Shyer was "I Love Trouble" (1994), a comedy thriller about a cub reporter and a seasoned columnist who go after the same story, that was inspired by screwball comedies of the 1930s and 1940s such as "His Girl Friday" and "Woman of the Year". Written for and starring Julia Roberts and Nick Nolte, the film was not well received by critics but grossed over $30 million in box-office receipts in the United States. While the script for "Toast of the Town", another Meyers/Shyer collaboration, that Meyers described as "a Depression-era comedy about a small-town girl who comes to the big city, loses her values and then finds them again," found no buyers, another project called "Love Crazy" failed to materialize after lead actor Hugh Grant dropped out of the project after months of negotiations.