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Horse | Based On True Story
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Best Performance by an Actress in a Supporting Role in a Motion Picture | 1996 | Kyra
Funniest Supporting Actress in a Motion Picture | 1996 | Kyra
Best Supporting Actress | 1996 | Kyra
Box Office Collection 50,892,160 USD
The movie was supposed to be called "Grace Under Fire", but that was rejected because of Grace Under Fire (1993). So the movie was eventually named after the song "Something To Talk About", popularized by Bonnie Raitt. The version in the movie is sung by Therese Willis. The song was composed by Shirley Eikhard.
At the final competition, as the little girl is walking from her dad back to Grace (Julia Roberts), the announcer calls the name of one of the horses, "Have a Heart". This is the title of another hit song by Bonnie Raitt (original singer of "Something to Talk About").
Eddie (Dennis Quaid) calls Caroline (Haley Aull) "Doodlebug". This may be a reference to the children's book "Daddy Calls Me Doodlebug" by J.D. Lester.
"[Emma Rae knees Eddie in the groin] Emma Rae: Grace, the lying cheating sack of shit is here. Eddie Bichon: [on the floor] Can't... breathe... Grace: Oh, my God. Emma Rae, what did you do? Emma Rae: Well, you said to keep him busy. He's busy holding his nuts. Grace: Oh, my God. Eddie, are you all right? Eddie Bichon: No! Grace: Help me get him up. Eddie Bichon: No! You stay the hell over there! Emma Rae: Don't worry. I wouldn't walk that far to help you up. Grace: My God, Emma Rae. What is the matter with you? Emma Rae: Consider it a blow for your dignity. Grace: What is dignified about kicking somebody in the balls? Emma Rae: Well, I feel better."
"Eddie Bichon: Em, Emma Rae. Emma Rae: Are you addressing me? Eddie Bichon: Yes. Emma Rae: Well lick it, put a stamp on it, and mail it to someone who gives a shit."
