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Best Documentary | 2009
Outstanding Investigative Journalism Long Form | 2010 | Ted
Best Documentary Feature | 2009 | Kirby
2009 | Kirby
Dina Matos McGreevey made available to the filmmakers the home movie footage of her wedding to James McGreevey.
On the DVD commentary, director Kirby Dick notes that when he attended screenings of the film during its initial release, audience members would come up to him and tell their own stories, including stories about sexual encounters, with the politicians depicted (and 'outed') in the film.
Footage of David Dreier and Brad Smith that appears in the film was shot candidly by Becky Altringer, the private investigator who figures prominently in Kirby Dick's previous documentary, This Film Is Not Yet Rated (2006). Dick (wearing a striped shirt) can be seen in the footage of Dreier and Smith, sitting behind them at the café, along with producer Tanner King Barklow.
James McGreevey attended the film's premiere at the Tribeca Film Festival.
According to the director's DVD commentary, filming took about 18 months.
