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Best Performance in a Feature Film Supporting Young Actor | 2004 | Scott
Best Performance in a Feature Film Supporting Young Actress | 2004 | Jenna
Sally's "Brick wall, waterfall" routine was something Jenna Boyd was doing on the set between takes. The filmmakers liked it and worked it into the script - twice.
Co-writers Fred Wolf and David Spade originally wrote a skit in the 1990s for Saturday Night Live (1975) about a child star rampage, spoofing The Silence of the Lambs (1991), for when Macaulay Culkin was hosting, but it was cut. The idea was later pitched for The WB, but they turned it down. It was eventually re-written and turned into this movie, originally written as a dark comedy with more references to drug use by child stars.
The crew built an actual treehouse in the backyard of the house used for the exterior scenes of the Finney's home. The real homeowners liked it so much, they requested that the producers leave it up after filming.
The rabbit incident is based on an often repeated twentieth century urban legend.
Wham-O, Inc. sued Paramount Pictures for featuring Wham-O's Slip 'N Slide toy without the company's permission.
"Sally Finney: Brick wall, waterfall, Dickie thinks he got it all but he don't, and I do so Boom with that attitude. Peace punch, Capt'n Crunch, I've got something you can't touch. Bang-bang choo-choo train, wind me up I do my thing. No Reeses Pieces, 7-Up, you mess with me, I'll mess you up."
"[Acting as a 6-year-old, finding a new bike on Christmas morning] Dickie Roberts: Holy shit, a bike! Rob Reiner: You're six. Dickie Roberts: Holy crap, a bike! Rob Reiner: You're six. Dickie Roberts: Goo-goo, ga-ga, bikey! Rob Reiner: Too far back."
