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Drone | Best Friend
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Best Ensemble In a Feature Film | 2019 | Lina Renna
Best Young Actor | 2020 | Jacob Tremblay
Best Young Ensemble Cast Feature Film | 2020 | Lina Renna
Headliners | 2019 | Gene Stupnitsky
Best Actress in a Principal or Supporting Role in a Feature Film | 2019 | Lina Renna
Budget 20,000,000 USD
Box Office Collection 111,037,232 USD
The three child actors were often given lines and words to say with no context or explanation for what they meant. Director Gene Stupnitsky and producer Lee Eisenberg refused to answer any questions the children had and told them to ask their mothers instead.
Originally, there was an earlier deleted scene where the boys arrive at the store for the first time. They find out from the cynical clerk that although the drone was advertised at $550, it actually costs $598 with tax, so she throws them out to get the rest of the money. When they return later with the extra money, the clerk tells them that she already sold the drone to the two girls, which makes Max explode with anger. Only the second visit to the store was kept in the movie, and it was partially re-shot to accommodate for the lost scene earlier in the film, although Max' outburst (which may seem a bit uncharacteristic without this context) was kept in.
Toward the end of the film, Lily and Hannah ask Thor to sing because they missed their concert. It's shown in a deleted scene that they missed their concert because of heavy traffic due to the accident Thor, Max and Lucas caused on the freeway getting to the mall.
Approximately 300 child actors read for the part of Thor but Brady Noon's delivery of the line "four miles? How the fuck are we gonna get four miles?" is what made him stand out.
The film received an R rating for strong crude sexual content, drug and alcohol material, and language - all involving tweens. This marked the first time an R rating had been given with the description "all involving tweens."
"Hannah: This is what happens when you don't respect women. Lucas: I respect women. My mom's my best friend! Thor: What about me?"
"Thor: Does this look like a sippy cup? No, it's a fucking juice box! Because I'm not a fucking child!"
