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Best Performance in a Feature Film Young Actress Age Ten or Under | 2003 | Caitlin E.J.
2001 | Blair
Best Performance in a Feature Film Leading Young Actress | 2003 | Evan Rachel
Best Family Feature Film Comedy | 2003
Evan Rachel Wood was sent a violin before shooting. As well as having some lessons, she copied the correct movements from a video sent to her, in which her violin pieces were played by a professional violinist.
Originally a Disney Channel original movie until it was funded by Columbia-TriStar, with Samuel Goldwyn Films owning the distribution.
There are several references by the film's lead to a fictional orchestral music soloist named Samuel Cardon. The composer for this film is Sam Cardon and the name-dropping was a homage/injoke.
Michael Angarano (Philip) didn't have to audition for the movie.
In Isabelle's bedroom, you can see *NSYNC, No Doubt, Stone Temple Pilots, blink-182, and Britney Spears posters on the wall.
"David: Wait a minute. You like her, don't you? Phillip: Emily? I don't think so. David: Give it up, buddy; you're twelve. Phillip: David, you got it so wrong. David: Alright, then you won't be upset when I make my move. Phillip: Of course not. But you're the one who should give it up. She's like in love with some middle-aged composer."
"Emily Lindstrom: Oh, you mean PHILLIP. Where'd you get that strange accent? Phillip: Chicago, I guess."
