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Ambition | Workaholic
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Best Comedy Actress Film | 2014 | Melissa
Best Comedy Screenplay | 2014 | Katie
Favorite Comedic Movie | 2014
Choice Movie Chemistry | 2013 | Sandra
Choice Summer Movie Star Female | 2013 | Sandra
Best Comedic Actress | 2013 | Melissa
Funniest Motion Picture | 2014
Best Comedy Director Film | 2014 | Paul
Best Comedy Actress Film | 2014 | Sandra
Best Foreign Comedy of the Year | 2014
Motion Picture | 2014
Favorite Movie Duo | 2014 | Sandra
Best Comedic Performance | 2014 | Melissa
Best Comedy TV Spot | 2014
Actress Most in Need of a New Agent For | 2013 | Melissa
Actress Most in Need of a New Agent | 2013 | Melissa
Choice Summer Movie Comedy | 2013
Choice Summer Movie Star Female | 2013 | Melissa
Choice Movie Hissy Fit | 2013 | Melissa
Best Film Comedy | 2013
Budget 43,000,000 USD
Box Office Collection 158,674,180 USD
Husband and wife actors Ben Falcone and Melissa McCarthy have appeared in several movies together including: The Nines (2007), Bridesmaids (2011), Identity Thief (2013), The Heat (2013), Tammy (2014), Spy (2015) and The Boss (2016).
Ashburn's yearbook is Sandra Bullock's actual 1982 yearbook from Washington-Lee High School in Arlington, Virginia. The art department digitally manipulated Bullock's picture to include glasses and braces, neither of which she had in her original high school senior portrait. They also took out all the signatures within the book.
In the version shown in Lithuania, the classic "Balls" scene is dubbed to "brains." It worked fine until she says, "Little girl brains, if little girls had brains."
According to writer in a Huffington Post article, Katie Dippold, Sandra Bullock and Melissa McCarthy were looking to make a movie together before they found the script for The Heat (2013).
The movie was set for an April 5th release, but it was pushed back two months due to positive reception from the studio, who thought it had better playability as a summer release.
"Mullins: My fear is that I'm gonna put you in a bikini and you'll still look like a fucking bank teller."
"Captain Woods: This job is destroying me... you know how old I am? Ashburn: Um... um... 58. Captain Woods: I'm 43 years old. Ashburn: Uh-huh... see I always round up. Captain Woods: I have a five year-old son who calls me Grampa."
