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Best Performance by an Actor in a Motion Picture Comedy or Musical | 1985 | Dudley
Best Motion Picture Comedy or Musical | 1985
Dudley Moore recommended Amy Irving for the part of Maude and got her. According to Barbra Paskin's biography "Dudley Moore: The Melancholy Clown" (2000), Moore "...was a staunch admirer of the beautiful actress with the renaissance face, and had she not been married at the time to Steven Spielberg...he would have pursued her into a romance".
This was the movie that director Blake Edwards made after he departed from production on City Heat (1984) where Edwards had been the original writer and director on the project. Edwards stepped aside (or allegedly was sacked as director) after creative differences with star Clint Eastwood.
Many of the professional wrestling characters are portrayed by real professional wrestlers. Some appear in the credits under their real names rather than their wrestling monikers.
First film for around a decade where director Blake Edwards was not also credited as a writer.
Amy Irving's mother and stepfather play Micki's parents.
"Maid of Honor: [after catching the bouquet at Rob and Maude's wedding] I guess I'm next. Leo Brody: Oh, I don't think he has the time. [speaking of Rob]"
"Micki Salinger: [during labor] I'll need a phone. Admissions clerk: A phone in the labor room? Micki Salinger: Yes, and I don't suppose I could have a stenographer in the labor room?"
