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The three leads, Michael Keaton, Robert Downey, Jr. and Bebe Neuwirth, worked for a discounted salary, $100 per day, on this film.
Director Michael Hoffman said in his commentary that although they had to shoot fifteen or sixteen takes of some scenes, the cast and crew completed the entire film in twenty days.
The set of Nicky's (Michael Keaton's) opening night play, with its kitchen area, including a small table and red chairs, is physically replicated in the scene when he later visits his first house, where his father lives.
Catherine O'Hara and Griffin Dunne appeared in After Hours (1985), a movie that also takes place in New York City on a single eventful day.
Michael Hoffman said in his commentary that the character of Steven Schwimmer is given a birthmark because the original character, as written by Don DeLillo, was not meant to be as attractive as Robert Downey, Jr. was when he was cast in the part. Hoffman said, "We had gone long and hard trying to figure out how we create some kind of physical scar that replicates the kind of wound that he feels inside."
"Paisley Porter: I didn't understand until today how much pain and anxiety you've been causing everybody with your reviews. Steven, it's completely unfair. Steven Schwimmer: It's unfair? Paisley Porter: Yes. Steven Schwimmer: The truth is always unfair. Paisley Porter: Well, it doesn't have to be. Steven Schwimmer: Why do you think I live this way? Why do you think I'm, I'm taking electricity from the lamp-post [he gestures outdoors] Steven Schwimmer: and hiding out? Why? Paisley Porter: Because you choose to. Steven Schwimmer: No. Because people who write the truth are the outcasts of society. I can't live openly. I can't live in a nice door-man building, with my name on the mailbox, because they'd, they'd come after me in packs! Paisley Porter: Not if you wrote the truth gently. Steven Schwimmer: [in an upset tone] But the truth is never gentle."
"Anatoli Kaganovich: I opened thousands of brains. Nicky Rogan: What'd you find? Anatoli Kaganovich: Big mess every time."
