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Favorite Male Movie Star | 2007 | Adam Sandler
Top Box Office Films | 2007 | Rupert Gregson-Williams
Best Achievement in Makeup | 2007 | Bill Corso
Movies Choice Actor Comedy | 2006 | Adam Sandler
Movies Choice Chemistry | 2006 | Kate Beckinsale
Movies Choice Hissy Fit | 2006 | Adam Sandler
Best Comedic Performance | 2007 | Adam Sandler
Best Performance in a Feature Film Young Actress Age Ten or Younger | 2007 | Tatum McCann
Best Sound Editing for Music in a Feature Film | 2007 | Stuart Grusin
Best Feature Film Casting Comedy | 2007 | Roger Mussenden
Budget 82,500,000 USD
Box Office Collection 240,685,326 USD
The coin trick that Henry Winkler does in the movie is something the actor does in real life. During public appearances, Winkler will often do the trick for children.
In 1995, R.L. Stine wrote a very similar story in his "Tales To Give You Goosebumps", with almost the same plot and set-up, even down to the title, "Click". Scholastic, Inc. almost sued Adam Sandler and this film's producers for plagiarism. Both parties agreed the entire situation was a coincidence, so no legal action was ever taken. Both stories could easily be based on the old French tale "The Magic Thread", in which a boy is able to pull a thread to speed up the parts of his life he doesn't like. He quickly finds himself an old man before being given a second chance.
The little girl at the lakeside during young Michael's flashback is Kate Beckinsale's daughter, Lily Mo Sheen.
As an in-joke, the names of some of the crew members are visible on a few headstones at the graveyard scene near the end of the film.
The neighbors in the film are named the O'Doyles, which is also the name of the family of bullies who always say "O'Doyle Rules" in Adam Sandler's film Billy Madison (1995).
"Donna Newman: Will you still love me in the morning? Michael Newman: Forever and ever, babe"
"Morty: [Michael wants to skip ahead to his promotion] Consider the leprechaun. Michael Newman: What? Morty: The one in the cereal commercials. Michael Newman: [Irish accent] 'They're magically delicious'? [normal voice] Michael Newman: That guy? Morty: He's always chasing the pot of gold, but when he gets there, at the end of the day, it's just corn flakes."
