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Worst Actor of the Decade | 2010 | Mike
Worst Actress For | 2009
Worst Supporting Actor For and | 2009
Worst Actor of the Decade For | 2010 | Mike
Worst Supporting Actor For | 2009
Worst Director | 2009
Worst Actress | 2009 | Jessica
Worst Supporting Actor | 2009 | Ben
Worst Movie of the Year | 2008
Budget 62,000,000 USD
Box Office Collection 40,854,735 USD
There is an extra scene with Ye being interviewed at a hockey game to which Mike Myers has brought him. Each time the interviewer gives the microphone to Kanye, Mike Myers leans in and keeps repeating, "Don't say it, don't say it!" Mike Myers was on-stage with Kanye West when Kanye made his infamous "George W. Bush doesn't care about black people", statement.
Used throughout the movie as a fake Indian greeting, "Mariska Hargitay" is actually the name of an actress. When Guru Pitka greets his followers after his presentation at the Pitka Ashram, Hargitay appeared in a brief cameo scene which makes light of her role as Detective Olivia Benson in Law & Order: Special Victims Unit (1999).
As revealed on an episode of Through the Keyhole (2013), Verne Troyer kept much of the small-sized furniture in Coach Cherkov's office that was designed for this movie and used them in his own house.
During the scene where Guru Pitka and Rajneesh are singing More Than Words, the man waving a lighter on Guru Pitka's "hybrid pillow", is a real member of crew. He also appears at the beginning of the movie, after Guru Pitka sings "9 to 5" when he takes his pillow off camera.
There was a real Jacques Lecoq. He was an actor, called the "father of modern mime".
"Guru Pitka: If your Uncle Jack helped you off an elephant, would you help your uncle jack off an elephant?"
"Darren Roanoke: How can you be the Love Guru if you've never been in a relationship? Guru Pitka: Well, there is someone I like. But until I learn to love myself, I can only go out with three girls named Ann. Darren Roanoke: Three girls named Ann? Guru Pitka: Yeah. Ann Visible, Ann Flatable, and Ann Job."
