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Black American | Black People
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Choice Movie Rumble | 2005
Choice Movie Blush Scene | 2005
Choice Movie Actor Comedy | 2005 | Ashton
Choice Movie Rockstar Moment | 2005
Choice Movie Dance Scene | 2005
Choice Movie Chemistry | 2005
Choice Movie Breakout Performance Female | 2005
Choice Movie Liar | 2005
Choice Movie Hissy Fit | 2005
Choice Movie Actor Comedy For | 2005
Choice Movie Comedy | 2005
Choice Date Movie | 2005
Best Actress | 2006 | Zoe
Outstanding Actress in a Motion Picture | 2006 | Zoe
Outstanding Lead Actor in a Theatrical Film | 2005 | Bernie
Outstanding Achievement in Directing | 2005
Outstanding Performance by an Actress in a Supporting Role | 2005 | Zoe
Budget 35,000,000 USD
Box Office Collection 103,121,466 USD
The director's reason for making the film? "I have a 12-and-a-half-year-old daughter who's beautiful, and I'm sure she's going to come home one day with some Lithuanian, Samoan, punk-rock drummer dude, and I thought if I did this movie I'd be able to work out my issues before that day comes."
At an estimated cost of $100,000, digital effects were used to remove Ashton Kutcher's red Kabbalah bracelet in every scene in which he appeared.
Ashton Kutcher suggested that his character be Jewish, to add another dimension to his conflict with the Christian Percy Jones. The idea was scrapped because the filmmakers wanted to focus on the issue of interracial romance rather than also looking into the interfaith issue.
The Writer's Guild of America (WGA) mandated that William Rose be credited for his work on the original Guess Who's Coming to Dinner (1967). However, he is never actually mentioned in this movie.
As evidenced by the clappers in the deleted scenes section, the working title for the movie was "The Dinner Party".
"Simon Green: That's just it, she's everything I'm not. You know, she's my other half. Without her I'm not whole. You know the thing about meeting your other half is you're walking around, you think you're happy, you think you're whole, then you realize you ain't shit without her. Then you can't go back to being just a half 'cause you know what it's like to be whole."
"Percy: I don't want to hear about you sleeping with my daughter - you're sleeping with me now."
