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Most Painfully Unfunny Comedy | 1995
Julia Sweeney's character, Mea C, says "sorry" in this film 17 times.
In the book "Live From New York - an Uncensored History of Saturday Night Live", Al Franken reveals that he originally wrote the first Stuart Smalley sketch with the intention of having Mike Myers play the part, but when Myers read it during read-through, it didn't really work because Franken had written it in his own voice. According to Franken, it was probably Robert Smigel who suggested that Al should play the part himself. Franken also confessed that after the character became popular, he would also be present when Lorne Michaels decided which sketches would be cut between the dress rehearsal and the live show, and Franken would often demand that his sketches were kept in.
Al Franken used his real-life experience with 12-step programs in expanding on the Stuart Smalley character from SNL to a feature-length film.
Al Franken became depressed after the film's critical failure.
Michelle Horn's debut.
"[Stuart is trying to calm his overweight sister Jodie on the phone] Stuart Smalley: Okay, Jodie, I would never ordinarily say this, but... is there any way you can get to a pound cake?"
"[Stuart serves a patron in a restaurant] Stuart Smalley: Have you had enough time to look at the menu? Patron: We've had enough time to memorize the menu. Stuart Smalley: I'm sorry, I'm having a personal crisis. Can I take your order? Patron: For my wife, the Penne Arrabiata; and I will try the osso buco. Stuart Smalley: You know, the osso buco is extremely fatty. You might want to try... Patron: I'll TRY the osso buco. And also the mixed baby field greens. Stuart Smalley: Lo-cal vinaigrette? Patron: Creamy Caesar. Stuart Smalley: On the side? Patron: ON THE SALAD. Stuart Smalley: Thank you. Patron: And I'd like another double-scotch. Stuart Smalley: [smiling] No."
