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- Miranda’s (Julia Roberts) assistant in the movie is played by her real-life sister. The children in the wedding are her real-life children, Hazel, Phinneas, and Henry Moder.
- Final movie from director Garry Marshall, who passed away shortly after the film’s release.
- The train station’s sign says, “Today’s Special: Fried Green Tomatoes.” It is the exact location from the movie.
- Julia Roberts earned $3 million for four days’ work.
- Julia Roberts wears the same wig she wore in Notting Hill(opens in new tab) (1999) for a scene about a space movie. In an interview on The Ellen DeGeneres Show (2003) in May 2016, Roberts said she was ”recycling”.
- Director Garry Marshall makes a cameo as a bartender at the comedy club.
- Hector Elizondo and Julia Roberts appeared together in Garry Marshall’s film Pretty Woman. In this film, their characters are at the train station restaurant, where they make a “salad fork” comment referencing their earlier film.
- When comedians perform at the comedy club, Billy Crystal’s name is written on the wall where Jon Lovitz is sitting.
- In the soccer scene, the Coach’s line — “Yeah, there’s no texting in soccer, okay? I mean, there’s running and jumping, eye contact, laughing, there’s even crying. There’s no texting.” — is a nod to Tom Hanks’ iconic quote, “There’s no crying in baseball,” from A League of Their Own (1992), which Penny Marshall directed and Garry Marshall had a supporting role.
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