Information
| Year: | 2003 |
| Rating: | 5.5(8137) |
| Listed in: | Comedy, Romance |
| Directed by: | Chris Koch |
| Actors: | Jason Lee James Brolin Shawn Hatosy Lochlyn Munro Julia Stiles Selma Blair |
| "He Finally Found The Perfect Girl." | |
Cast
| Directed by | |
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| Chris Koch | |
| Actors | |
| Jason Lee | as Paul |
| James Brolin | as Ken |
| Shawn Hatosy | as Jim |
| Lochlyn Munro | as Ray |
| David Koechner | as Buck |
| Thomas Lennon | as Pete |
| Jay Brazeau | as Howard |
| Matthew Walker | as Minister Green |
| Fred Ewanuick | as Jeff |
| Dan Joffre | as Larry |
| Michael Teigen | as Lou |
| Will Sanderson | as Bachelor Party Guy |
| Dave McGowan | as Bachelor Party Guy |
| Jonathon Young | as Bachelor Party Guy |
| Daniel McKellar | as Bachelor Party Guy |
| Scott Williams | as The Buddy Scott Trio |
| Josef Pelletier | as The Buddy Scott Trio |
| Joe Sather | as The Buddy Scott Trio |
| Alex Farquharson | as Nephew |
| Brody Smith | as Leo Ferris |
| John B. Destry | as Angry Driver |
| Paul McGillion | as Curt |
| Michael Sunczyk | as Tony |
| Zahf Paroo | as Ahmed |
| Noel Fisher | as Acne-Faced Teen |
| Benjamin Ratner | as Officer |
| Dee Jay Jackson | as Officer |
| Keith Dallas | as Spend Mart Clerk |
| Donavon Stinson | as Mouthy Bar Guy |
| Victor Varnado | as Hansberry |
| Larry Musser | as Ernie |
| Ron Selmour | as Doc |
| Gus Lynch | as Agent Harris |
| Chris Wilding | as Beaten Suspect |
| Andy Thompson | as Guy In Washroom |
| Colin Foo | as Phil |
| Shawn Bordoff | as Guy on Sofa |
| Benjamin Ettenberg | as Zulu Patron |
| Clayton Dean Watmough | as Police Officer |
| Peter New | as Guy in Tiki Bar Bathroom |
| Jared Van Snellenberg | as Guy on Moped |
| Timothy E. Brummund | as Principal Dancer |
| Damon Johnson | as Toll Booth Operator |
| Larry Miller | as Minister Ferris |
| Michael Scholar Jr. | as Dancer |
| Chang Tseng | as Grocer |
| Actresses | |
| Julia Stiles | as Becky |
| Selma Blair | as Karen |
| Diana Scarwid | as Sandra |
| Julie Hagerty | as Dorothy |
| Jackie Burroughs | as Aunt Budge |
| Lisa Calder | as Tonya |
| Miriam Smith | as Mrs. Ferris |
| Gina Stockdale | as Gladys |
| Enid-Raye Adams | as Maid of Honor |
| Fiona Hogan | as Agent Roberts |
| Xantha Radley | as Ken's Secretary |
| Leslie Jones | as Sales Employee |
| Natassia Malthe | as Melanie |
| Anita Brown | as Laundromat Girl |
| Doris Blomgren | as Elderly Shopper |
| Bonnie Kean | as Drug Store Twin |
| Jean Kean | as Drug Store Twin |
| Stephanie Thorpe | as Shopper |
| Colette Squires | as Wedding Guest |
Movie info
| Languages: | English |
| Budget: | USD 20,000,000 |
| Gross: |
USA - 8,006,232 USD (19 January 2003) UK - 292,230 GBP (22 June 2003) |
| Plot: | When he wakes up the morning after his bachelor party in bed with a strange woman, a man presumes he must have cheated on his fiancée. Guilt leads him to try to cover it up in the week before the wedding, high jinks ensue. |
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Original Soundtracks
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"Brand New Car" Written by Scott Williams , Tim Curran Performed by Buddy Scott Trio Buddy Scott Trio appears courtesy of Gridley Records, Inc. "Strangers In The Night" Written by Bert Kaempfert, Charles Singleton, Eddie Snyder Performed by Wayne Newton Courtesy of Capitol Records Under license from EMI Film & TV Music "Mr. E's Beautiful Blues" Written by Mark Everett (as E), Michael Simpson Performed by The Eels (as EELS) Courtesy of DreamWorks Records Under license from Universal Music Enterprises "The Best Is Yet To Come" Written by Cy Coleman, Carolyn Leigh Performed by Michael Andrews Courtesy of Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer Music Inc. "Jungle Telegraph" Written by Mark Everett (as E) Performed by The Eels (as EELS) Courtesy of DreamWorks Records Under license from Universal Music Enterprises "Family Tree" Written and Performed by Ben Kweller Courtesy of ATO Records/The RCA Records Label, a unit of BMG Music Under license from BMG Special Products "Lust For Life" Written by David Bowie and Iggy Pop Performed by Buddy Scott Trio Buddy Scott Trio appears courtesy of Gridley Records, Inc. "The Anniversary Song" Written by Saul Chaplin, Al Jolson Performed by The Arthur Murray Orchestra (as Arthur Murray Orchestra) Courtesy of The RCA Records Label, a unit of BMG Music Under license from BMG Special Products "Process" Written by James Murphy Performed by Reno's Men Courtesy of Dorky Boy, Inc. "Kamera" Written by Jay Bennett , Jeff Tweedy (as Jeffrey Tweedy) Performed by Wilco Courtesy of Nonesuch Records By Arrangement with Warner Special Products "Drive" Written and Performed by James Murphy Courtesy of Dorky Boy, Inc. "One By One All Day" Written by James Mercer Performed by The Shins Courtesy of Sub-Pop Records "The Object" Written by Mark Everett (as Honky), Rock-A-Lot, Bandit Performed by Mark Everett (as MC Honky) Courtesy of MC Honky, Inc. "Across The Alley From The Alamo" Written by Joe Greene Performed by Bob Wills Courtesy of MCA Nashville Under license from Universal Music Enterprises "You Gotta Feel It" Written by Britt Daniel Performed by Spoon Courtesy of Merge Records "Cherokee Maiden" Written by Cindy Walker Performed by Bob Wills Courtesy of MCA Nashville Under license from Universal Music Enterprises "Bobbie Sue" Written by Wood Newton, Adele Tyler, Dan Tyler Performed by The Oak Ridge Boys (as The Oakridge Boys) Courtesy of MCA Nashville Under license from Universal Music Enterprises "Knock Three Times" Written by L. Russell Brown (as Russell Brown), Irwin Levine Performed by Tony Orlando & Dawn Courtesy of Arista Records, Inc. Under license from BMG Special Products, Inc. "Islands In The Stream" Written by Barry Gibb , Maurice Gibb, Robin Gibb "New Shoes" Written and Performed by The Briefs Courtesy of Interscope Records Under license from Universal Music Enterprises "Born Free" Written by John Barry , Don Black (as Donald Black) Performed by Buddy Scott Trio Buddy Scott Trio appears courtesy of Gridley Records, Inc. "How It Should Be (Sha Sha)" Written by Ben Kweller, Joe Butcher Performed by Ben Kweller Courtesy of ATO Records/The RCA Records Label, a unit of BMG Music Under license from BMG Special Products "Blink" Written by Ringo Starr (as Richard Starkey), Dean Grakal, Mark Hudson , Steve Dudas Performed by Ringo Starr Courtesy of KOCH Entertainment Under license from KOCH Records, a KOCH Entertainment Company "New Day" Written and Performed by James Murphy Courtesy of Dorky Boy, Inc. |
Goofs
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Continuity: Initially, the cops are recording the signal from Paul's wire remotely, but they later end up retrieving a tape from him. GEOG: There are no tollbooths on any roads or freeways in Seattle or the surrounding area. Continuity: After Paul's bathroom incident at the party, the pieces of the tree limbs disappear and reappear between shots. Continuity: When Ray is in Paul's apartment eating a sandwich, it varies inconsistently in size between shots. Continuity: The sequence where Paul tries to escape from the bathroom is shortened, and a portion of it in which Paul removes his shoes is cut. However the following shots were not updated and thus, when Paul climbs back into the bathroom, his shoes are magically off of his feet and he's carrying them from his teeth. Continuity: At the rehearsal dinner, when the Granny asks for wine from the chef, he is holding the carafe of juice in his right hand and the wine in his left. However, when the Granny insists on wine he pours from the carafe in his right hand which now contains the wine. Continuity: When everyone rushes outside to investigate the car alarm, Becky is wearing her coat. All of the coats were earlier shown in the upstairs bedroom and she would not have had time to run upstairs and be outside the same time as everyone else. Continuity: When Ray cracks an egg on Paul's head, from the front it's on Paul's right side from the back it's on his left. Continuity: When Paul is chasing after Becky's taxi, the cars around Paul change between shots. Continuity: In the record store, the back of Becky's hair keeps changing between having a single braid, to no braid. Continuity: On the stairs, when Paul is introduced to Becky, the small tree branches keep appearing and disappearing. Revealing mistakes: When Becky is looking for her panties in Paul's apartment, you can see through her grass skirt she's still wearing underwear. Revealing mistakes: After returning from Ray's apartment, in one shot the mirror image of the car is used, with Paul driving from the right side seat. |
Quotes
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Dorothy: These are going to be our in-laws, so we really have to make sure that... Buck: Honey, I'm a pants salesman. I think I know how to act around people. Dorothy: Where's the groom-to-be? Karen: He's not here yet. Dorothy: You know Paul, he always comes a little late. Buck: What do you think of that, Kenny? Ken: So, Buck, are you a duffer? Buck: Well, if you mean do I like playing with my balls, the answer's yes. [Ahmed the tailor barges in on Paul and Pete in the dressing room] Ahmed: How is it, huh? Is it smoking? Listen, if don't love it, I still have double-breasted white ones sitting on the runway. You want to talk about a burning hot look? Sizzle! Paul: Ahmed, no, that's fine. This is great, thanks. Ahmed: Word! [Paul and Pete discuss Paul sleeping with Becky after his bachelor party] Pete: Wait 'till she's drunk... next Thanksgiving or Christmas, or better yet, this Saturday at your wedding, after she's had four gin and tonics and she steps up to the microphone and she's telling the whole world. Paul: That's not gonna happen. Pete: [mimicking Becky] Everyone, your attention please. I just think you should all know Karen's husband Paul nailed me last Saturday. Yeah, hot sex, and now I'm carrying his child. Thank you for listening. Please return to your entrees. Buck: So Kenny, what do you think of the condo? Ken: [struggling to be tactful] It's great... it's got a lot of... character. Buck: When I gave up the bachelor pad, I said to Dorothy, I'll move in with you under one condition: it's gotta reflect my style. [proudly points to huge painting of John Wayne] The Duke... signed by the artist! Paul: [after finding out they didn't do it] Then how did I get crabs? Becky: You've got crabs? Paul: Yeah. You gave me crabs. Becky: I DO NOT HAVE CRABS! Paul: You don't? Becky: No. But if I do I'm going to hunt you down and kill your crabby ass. Aunt Budge: I would kill for some diarrhea! I haven't had a bowel movement in 17 days! |
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