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New York City | Nanny
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Best Performance in a Feature Film Leading Young Actress | 2004 | Dakota
For | 2003 | Dakota
Budget 20,000,000 USD
Box Office Collection 44,600,000 USD
The denim dress Molly wears when picking Ray up from school for the first time is a vintage dress from the seventies that belonged to the costumer designer's sister Kate when she was twelve that had been hand-customized by a babysitter. The name "Kate" was bedazzled on the back of the dress, but Brittany Murphy opted to wear a backpack to cover it up rather than ruin the history of the dress by removing the name. The name can still be seen briefly a few scenes later.
While the lampshade as a head accessory was the production team's idea, it was Brittany Murphy's idea to scrunch it up and wear it as a barrette.
The character of Huey was originally written to be edgy, unlikeable and bossy; eventually his character was changed to be slightly lighter and more fun so that he seemed as if he would be someone Molly would be friends with.
Brittany Murphy's younger cousin Katie Murphy plays 8-year-old Molly when she talks about the death of her parents and going to Coney Island for the first time alone.
Brittany Murphy bought all the jewelry she wore in the film.
"[last lines] Ray: Every story has an end. But in life, every ending is just a new beginning."
"Neal: When I'm not ready, you hunt me down. When I try and make it work, you're not interested. Molly Gunn: You know, ever since we met, it's about what I'm doing wrong... but I'm not the one with the problem here, Neal. You are, you and your selfishness. All you do is take and - I've got nothing for you right now, so... maybe it's time to start thinking about someone other than yourself. 'Till then..."
