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Best Performance by an Actress in a Motion Picture Comedy or Musical | 2000 | Sharon
Worst Actress For | 1999
Worst OnScreen Female Hairstyle For | 1999
Worst Actress | 1999 | Sharon
Worst OnScreen Female Hairstyle | 1999 | Sharon
Commenting on Martin Scorsese, who plays himself in one scene, Albert Brooks makes reference to the movie Taxi Driver, in which he played a role.
In the 1970's, filmmaker Peter Bogdanovich divorced his wife Polly Platt to be with his discovery Cybill Shepherd. This incident loosely inspired the film Irreconcilable Differences (1984), where a director (Ryan O'Neal) divorced his wife (Shelley Long) to be with a starlet (Sharon Stone). While Platt said that the film "got more right than wrong," Shepherd denied that she was anything like the character that Stone played in the film. Both Stone and Shepherd appear in "The Muse" but not in the same scene.
The film cast includes four Oscar winners: Martin Scorsese, Jeff Bridges, Steven Wright and James Cameron; and four Oscar nominees: Rob Reiner, Sharon Stone, Albert Brooks and Jennifer Tilly.
Directors Brian De Palma and Steven Spielberg are both referred to in the film.
Jeff Bridges and Cybil Shepherd also starred together in the Peter Bogdanovich film The Last Picture Show (1971).
"Jennifer Tilly: Isn't Josh a doll? Steven Phillips: Oh, yes, he's a real doll. He's like a regular little Chucky."
"Steven Phillips: [to the gate guard, after being informed that he may enter the studio grounds as a 'walk-on'] Let me ask you - is this the lowest a human being can go? I mean, is there such a thing as a 'crawl on?'"
