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Beth’s Dad: You could get your heart broken or… you could have the greatest love affair the world has ever known. But you’re never gonna know unless you try.

Al: The whole point of love is to put someone else’s needs above your own.

Beth: It’s like, I meet a guy, and I think it’s great, and anyone else would just be thinking about how much greater it’s going to get. And I’m constantly waiting for the other shoe to drop.
Nick: You know, lightning does strike once in a while, Beth. Trust me, I know.

• Dax Shepard appears as one of Kristen Bell’s would-be suitors. After this film, Shepard and Bell married.
• People throwing coins into the Fontana di Trevi, the reputed Fountain of Love in Rome, to have their wishes granted in matters of the heart, is true. In fact, it is an offense to try to steal coins from the fountain, because it is the equivalent of stealing other people’s wishes.
• Jon Heder’s character, a goth street magician, was a parody of famous illusionist Criss Angel (in both looks and magic tricks performed).
• After she returns from Rome, Beth receives a phone call from Joan informing her that she is “front page news” for climbing into the Fountain of Love. A cutaway shows a newspaper with the headline “Stupidissima”. This translates not simply as “stupid,” but rather as “the pinnacle of stupidity”.
• Lance’s assistant Juan is played by Efren Ramirez, Jon Heder’s co-star from Napoleon Dynamite (2004).