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Slapstick Comedy | Holiday
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Funniest Actress in a Motion Picture Leading Role | 1995 | Madeline
Budget 15,000,000 USD
Liev Schreiber's theatrical film debut. His first credited role was in Janek: The Silent Betrayal (1994), which premiered on television the day before this movie opened in theaters.
Director Nora Ephron is the voice of the Los Angeles Times' automated phone responder in the film.
Remake of French comedy film "Le Père Noël est une Ordure" (1982).
When Dr. Kinsky (Rob Reiner) is complaining about Vanessa (Michele Singer) to Philip (Steve Martin), he mentions that she has twelve pillows, in all sorts of shapes, and at night, before they go to bed, they have to take all twelve pillows, and then in the morning they have to replace all the pillows, for no real purpose. This is the same routine that Ben Stiller and Jennifer Aniston go through in Along Came Polly (2004).
Mrs. Munchnik (Madeline Kahn) reads an issue of "Distress Magazine". In Santa Claus Is a Stinker (1982), the suicide prevention hotline was called "SOS Distress".
"[on the phone] Philip: Just remember that in every pothole there is hope. Well, you see, pothole is spelled P-O-T-H-O-L-E. So if you take the P, and add it to the H, the O, and the E, and rearrange the letters... or contrariwise, you remove the O, T, and the L, you get "hope". So, just remember, in every pothole there is hope!"
"Mrs. Munchnik: [On the phone] Well I'm simply crushed. Here I have waited my whole life for you, and now you don't even want me. Do go on! I believe you were discussing my cherry? [the caller hangs up] Mrs. Munchnik: I am so good at this, and soon I will be left high and dry, with no outlet for my talent."
