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Best Performance in a Feature Film Actor Age Ten or Under | 1997 | Eric Lloyd
Worst Supporting Actress | 1996 | Faye Dunaway
Worst Supporting Actress For | 1996 | Faye Dunaway
Worst Supporting Actress For | 1997 | Faye Dunaway
Worst Supporting Actress | 1997 | Faye Dunaway
Budget 16,000,000 USD
Jason Alexander, who began to bald at age 16, had to wear a toupee for the movie.
Some of the interior New York hotel scenes were filmed in Los Angeles at the old Bullocks Wilshire Building, which is no longer open. Others were also filmed at the Dorchester Hotel in London.
Bree Turner's debut.
Paul Reubens & Glenn Shadix previously appeared in two films directed by Tim Burton. Pee-wee's Big Adventure (Reubens) and Beetlejuice (Shadix).
Jason Alexander was always the first choice for the role of Robert Grant but because Seinfeld (1989) was in the middle of filming it's sixth season, and because part of the movie would be filmed in London, he almost had to turn down the role. In the meanwhile, Dan Aykroyd, Bill Murray, Ted Danson, Chevy Chase, Rowan Atkinson and John Stamos were all considered as alternatives in case Alexander was unavailable. Fortunately director Ken Kwapis arranged for all of the exterior scenes that were shot in Los Angeles to be filmed at the same time as Seinfeld (1989) which was also filmed in Los Angeles while the London interior sequences would be filmed during Alexander's summer hiatus from the show.
"Kyle Grant: [Robert has gotten a Dubrow Alert] Dad, wait, I'm not done. Robert Grant: Yes, you are. She hates kids. She once kicked Big Bird in the nuts!"
"Robert Grant: [sees Dunston out the window] HOLY SHIT! Mrs. Feldman: [to Mrs. Winthrop] He must really hate the Four Seasons. Robert Grant: No, no!"
