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Best Bad Boy | 2000 | Timothy Olyphant
Film Performance Female | 2000 | Sarah Polley
Film Funniest Scene | 1999 | Scott Wolf
Film Breakout Performance | 1999 | Sarah Polley
Best Supporting Female | 2000 | Sarah Polley
Best Director | 2000 | Doug Liman
1999 | Doug Liman
Best Casting for Feature Film Drama | 1999 | Joseph Middleton
Budget 6,500,000 USD
Box Office Collection 28,451,622 USD
The director picked the grocery store that the movie was filmed in because of its "run-down, big city" quality. When the producers paid the owner of the supermarket for permission to film there, the owners took some of that money and repainted and repaired the store, for a more "hollywood" look. The director and producers were understandably unhappy with this, since the only reason they picked the store was how it looked in the first place. The producers, after getting consent from the store, hired a crew to bring the store back to what it had looked like before. The finished product is what you see in the film.
Sarah Polley has said in interviews that she only took the role because she loved the line in the opening scene: "...and look how far it got you."
Director Doug Liman originally did not want to cast Scott Wolf in the movie because Katie Holmes was already signed, and he did not want the movie to star two TV actors. However, he saw him talking in a hallway with Jay Mohr and realized that the chemistry between the two would be good in the movie.
Writer John August had originally intended "Go" to be a short film. The original screenplay was made up basically of the "Ronna" part of the script. The other two sections were added to explain why Simon went to Las Vegas and who Adam & Zack are.
Timothy Olyphant, who plays Todd, thought the character needed a neck tattoo. However, the director, Doug Liman, thought it was a bad idea, because it would make him appear too sinister. The next day, Olyphant showed up with a temporary tattoo of a pair of flaming dice that the make-up department had stamped on his neck. Liman ended up liking it and it stayed in the movie.
"Ronna: I need a favor. Todd: Wow, I didn't know we were such good friends, Ronna! Because if we were, you would know I give head before I give favors and I didn't even give my best friends head, so the chance of your getting a favor right now is pretty fucking slim."
"Stringy Haired Woman: Don't think you're something you're not. I used to have your job. Ronna: Look how far it got you."
