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Failing Marriage | Based On Novel Or Book
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Best Actor | 2005 | Jeff
Best Actor | 2005 | Jeff
Best Actress | 2004 | Kim
2004 | Tod
Best Actor | 2004 | Jeff
Budget 7,500,000 USD
Box Office Collection 6,715,067 USD
Ben Foster was suppose to play the role of Eddie O'Hare, but gave the role to his brother Jon Foster instead because he thought it was better suited for him.
The painting of "The Door in the Floor" was actually painted by Jeff Bridges.
The deceased Cole boys, Thomas and Timothy, were played by director/screenwriter Tod Williams's cousins Tod Harrison Williams and Carter Williams, and the photographs featured in the film are their actual childhood photos.
Before Elle Fanning was cast as Ruth Cole, identical twins were initially in mind to be because the director feared that the filming hours would be exhausting for a single four-year-old child, in the end Elle Fanning was cast in the role.
Based on the first third of John Irving's novel "A Widow for One Year".
Ben Foster was suppose to play the role of Eddie O'Hare, but gave the role to his brother Jon Foster instead because he thought it was better suited for him.
The painting of "The Door in the Floor" was actually painted by Jeff Bridges.
The deceased Cole boys, Thomas and Timothy, were played by director/screenwriter Tod Williams's cousins Tod Harrison Williams and Carter Williams, and the photographs featured in the film are their actual childhood photos.
Before Elle Fanning was cast as Ruth Cole, identical twins were initially in mind to be because the director feared that the filming hours would be exhausting for a single four-year-old child, in the end Elle Fanning was cast in the role.
Based on the first third of John Irving's novel "A Widow for One Year".
"Ted Cole: Everything in fiction is a tool: pain, betrayal, even death. These are, you know, these are like, uh, different colors on a painter's palette. You need to use them."
"Ted Cole: And so the little boy was born, and he was happy. And his mommy was happy, too. Although she told the boy, at least once every day, "Don't ever, not ever, never, never, never, open the door in the floor." But of course, he was only a little boy. If you were that little boy, wouldn't you want to open that door in the floor?"
