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Dream | Imaginary Friend
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Breakthrough Artist | 2012 | Zoe
Best Screenplay | 2013 | Zoe
Best Supporting Actress Miglior attrice non protagonista | 2013 | Zoe
Best Feature Debut | 2013 | Zoe
Best Woman Screenwriter | 2013 | Zoe
New Horizons Competition | 2012 | Valerie
2012 | Jonathan
2012 | Jonathan
Budget 8,000,000 USD
Box Office Collection 9,100,000 USD
Paul Dano (Calvin Weir-Fields) and Zoe Kazan (Ruby Sparks) have been a couple since 2007.
Zoe Kazan, who plays Ruby Sparks, also wrote the screenplay for this film.
For the scenes where Ruby suddenly speaks French, in the French language dub it is changed to her suddenly speaking Italian.
The eccentric house that Calvin's mother Gertrude in which lives is supposed to be in Big Sur, but it is actually a house in the Hollywood Hills that once belonged to Sid Krofft. Much of the dialogue in that scene describing material details about the house was written on the spot based on the actual owner's tour of the place on the day of the shoot.
The book that has been torn apart by the dog, Scotty, is a copy of the novel "The Catcher in the Rye" by J.D. Salinger. Both the writer and the novel are referenced several times in the movie.
"Calvin Weir-Fields: This is the true and impossible story of my very great love. In the hope that she will not read this and reproach me, I have withheld many telling details: her name, the particulars of her birth and upbringing, and any identifying scars or birth marks. All the same, I cannot help but write this for her, to tell her "I'm sorry for every word I wrote to change you, I'm sorry for so many things. I couldn't see you when you were here and, now that you're gone, I see you everywhere." One may read this and think it's magic, but falling in love is an act of magic, so is writing. It was once said of Catcher In The Rye, "That rare miracle of fiction has again come to pass: a human being has been created out of ink, paper and the imagination." I am no J.D. Salinger, but I have witnessed a rare miracle. Any writer can attest: in the luckiest, happiest state, the words are not coming from you, but through you. She came to me wholly herself, I was just lucky enough to be there to catch her."
"Ruby Sparks: Were you disappointed when you got to know me? Calvin Weir-Fields: How can you ask that? Ruby Sparks: I'm such a mess. Calvin Weir-Fields: I love your mess."
