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Film Music | 2013 | Christopher
Best Comedy Poster | 2013
Worst Film of the Year | 2014
Actress Most in Need of a New Agent For | 2013 | Melissa
Actress Most in Need of a New Agent | 2013 | Melissa
Choice Movie Comedy | 2013
Choice Movie Actor Comedy | 2013 | Jason
Choice Movie Actress Comedy | 2013 | Melissa
Choice Movie Villain | 2013 | Melissa
Budget 35,000,000 USD
Box Office Collection 173,965,010 USD
Originally, Melissa McCarthy's role was written for a male. Jason Bateman insisted that the part be changed after he saw McCarthy in Bridesmaids (2011).
Ben Falcone, the motel desk clerk in Georgia who tells Sandy (Jason Bateman) that "he should treat his wife better because otherwise someone else will", is actually married to Melissa McCarthy in real life.
Jason Bateman considers the movies Planes, Trains & Automobiles (1987) and Midnight Run (1988) to be major influences on this movie.
Critic Rex Reed drew considerable ire when his review singled out Melissa McCarthy's weight, calling her "a hippo", "obese" and "humongous". One of his own many critics was McCarthy's frequent director Paul Feig who cordially invited Reed on Twitter to "go fuck himself". Melissa also responded to Reed's deplorable fat-shaming: "It's hard for me to even understand or relate to someone like that who's just swimming in hate. Almost feel sorry for him. Because my life's not like that at all."
Every car they took, except for the original rental car, has a crushed can of Red Bull on the dash.
"Diana: I just want to be upfront and say I visually enjoy you."
"Sandy Patterson: Do you know what a sociopath is? Diana: Do they like ribs?"
