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Colee talks of how T.K. and his fiancée should experiment sexually, 'by having another man with her while T.K. watches'. Later on in the film, Cheaver (accidentally) puts himself in exactly that position (having sex with a woman just as her husband enters the room).
At one point in the film, T.K. ('Michael Pena') rudely calls Colee's dead friend a gang-banger. In the film Crash (2004) Sandra Bullock's character rudely calls 'Michael Pena''s character a gang-banger.
This is Tim Robbins's third time portraying a soldier. The first times were Top Gun (1986) and Jacob's Ladder (1990). In the latter film, he starred alongside Elizabeth Peña, who shares the same surname with Robbins' The Lucky Ones (2007) co-star 'Michael Pena'
Local actor and retired Paralegal was a background actor at the airport. His name is Michael Sargent. Well known on-air personality on numerous radio stations and a International Roller Hockey League play-by-play analyst.
The drinks that Cheaver's wife offers Colee and T.K. are Coca-Colas.
"[Colee finally feels T.K's penis work for the first time] Colee Dunn: Is it working? T.K. Poole: What? Colee Dunn: Is it working? T.K. Poole: As a matter of fact, yeah, its working pretty good right now. Colee Dunn: That's great! Colee Dunn: [Colee hugs T.K. when she feels his penis working] Uh, yeah, okay. Yep, that's working. Um... that's great. Ahh. Wow. We should get out."
"[T.K. tells Cheaver and Colee to not talk about plane crashes when on a plane] T.K. Poole: Don't talk about planes crashing when you're on a plane. Colee Dunn: Why not? T.K. Poole: It's basic common sense. Fred Cheaver: It's the same reason that when you're on a cruise ship, they're not showing 'Titanic.' It scares people. Who wants to think about drunk pilots and mid-air collisions? Nothing you can do about it, anyway."
