The fact that your car tries to start tells me that your starter, alternator and battery are all probably good.
If none of your spark plugs are getting spark you probably have faulty spark plug wires, or distributor. Check these two things first. Make sure your wires are securely connected to distributor and plugs. To test them individually, take out the spark plug and leave it in the wire. Turn your car over and check for spark from the plug one cylinder at a time. Do not hold the plug in your hand or you will get a nice shock.
I agree with checking the wires and plugs, but they dont usually go bad all at the same time. 2003 uses crankshaft and camshaft sensors and individual coils (no distributor) to set spark firing. Did it set an engine code? If the crankshaft sensor goes bad, it will not let the car have any spark, although you will here the fuel pump turn on for about 3 - 5 seconds. .
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