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Best Song | 2004
Best Comedy Film | 2004
Best Movie for Grownups Who Refuse to Grow Up | 2004
2004 | Craig
Best Casting for Feature Film Comedy | 2004 | Ilene
Best Comedic Performance | 2004 | Jack
Best Family Feature Film Comedy or Musical | 2004
Best Use of Previously Published or Recorded Music | 2004
Best Performance by an Actor in a Motion Picture Comedy or Musical | 2004 | Jack
Best Compilation Soundtrack Album for a Motion Picture Television or Other Visual Media | 2004
Best Original Song Miglior canzone originale | 2005
Best Games and Interactivities | 2005
Best Overall DVD New Movie Including All Bonus Features | 2005
Best Young Ensemble in a Feature Film | 2004 | Aleisha
Choice Movie Sleazebag | 2004
Choice Movie Liar | 2004
Choice Movie Actor Comedy | 2004
Choice Movie Comedy | 2004
Best OnScreen Team | 2004 | Jack
Best Song | 2004
Best Edited Feature Film Comedy or Musical | 2004 | Sandra
Best Sound Editing in a Feature Music Musical | 2004 | Nic
Best Actor in a Motion Picture Comedy or Musical | 2004 | Jack
Best Music in a Movie | 2003
Biggest Surprise of the Year | 2003
Best Comedy of the Year | 2003
Best Actor | 2003 | Jack
Budget 35,000,000 USD
Box Office Collection 131,100,000 USD
Early in filming, an insecure Robert Tsai approached director Richard Linklater and tried to talk him out of letting him be in the movie because he felt he wasn't right for the role. Linklater responded that it was his very insecurity that made him exactly right for the role, and kept him in. Fittingly, Tsai's character, Lawrence, has a very similar conversation with Dewey Finn (Mr. S) about not feeling right for his role in the band.
Jack Black thought of all the nicknames for the kids.
The idea for the movie came when writer Mike White moved into an apartment next to Jack Black. White would often find Jack Black running naked through the halls or blasting much of the music featured in the movie at full volume.
All the kids really play their instruments, and the backup singers are real vocalists. Jack Black also played guitar in the movie (for example, when he is teaching "Smoke on the Water", "Iron Man", and other songs to Zack), but he didn't do the guitar solos.
Writer Mike White is actually not a huge fan of classic rock. The basis of the movie is actually used so Jack Black could perform his own favorite music.
"Dewey Finn: Now, what makes you mad more than anything in the world? [sees Billy who has his hand raised] Dewey Finn: Billy? Billy: You! Dewey Finn: Billy, we've already told me off. Let's move on. Billy: You're tacky and I hate you! Dewey Finn: Okay, you see me after class!"
"Dewey Finn: [confesses] My name is Dewey Finn. And no, I'm not a licensed teacher, but I have been touched by your kids. And I'm pretty sure that I've touched them. [the previously calm parents begin murmuring in confusion; Dewey escapes]"
