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Best Performance by an Ensemble Cast | 2008
Narrative Feature | 2007 | Adrienne
Acting | 2007 | Nathan
Feature | 2007
Top Independent Films | 2007
2007
Best Comedy or Musical Film | 2007
Best Supporting Actress | 2008 | Adrienne
Best Original Song | 2008 | Andrew
Best Supporting Actor | 2008 | Andy
Best Screenplay | 2008 | Adrienne
Best Breakthrough Performance | 2007 | Keri
Outstanding Achievement by a Woman in the Film Industry | 2007 | Adrienne
Womens Image Award | 2007 | Adrienne
Best Breakthrough Performance For | 2007 | Keri
Best Woman Screenwriter | 2007 | Adrienne
2007 | Adrienne
Sundance Film Category | 2007 | Adrienne
2007 | Adrienne
Best Leap from Actress to Director | 2007 | Adrienne
Best Seduction | 2007 | Keri
Budget 1,500,000 USD
Box Office Collection 22,240,529 USD
Director Adrienne Shelly was killed shortly after the film was completed. Keri Russell was called in to record a director's commentary for the DVD in her place, recounting the on-set creative process and decisions that went into making the film.
The film was shot in 20 days.
The last name of Jenna's doctor, Pomatter, is the combination of three of Adrienne Shelly's favorite Yankees players: Jorge POsada, Hideki MATsui, and Derek JeTER.
Adrienne Shelly wrote the screenplay while she was pregnant with her daughter, Sophie Ostroy.
When Jenna and Earl argue in bed, the scene originally concluded in a sexual encounter that Keri Russell described as "kind of rapey." While filming the scene, Jeremy Sisto's sympathetic delivery of the line, "You're my sweet thing", caused Adrienne Shelly to reassess her original concept of the character. She changed the scene on-set to end with Earl quietly going to sleep.
"Jenna: Dear Baby, I hope someday somebody wants to hold you for 20 minutes straight and that's all they do. They don't pull away. They don't look at your face. They don't try to kiss you. All they do is wrap you up in their arms and hold on tight, without an ounce of selfishness to it."
"Jenna: Cal, are you happy? I mean, when you call yourself a happy man, do you really mean it? Cal: You ask a serious question, I'll give you a serious answer: Happy enough. I don't expect much. I don't get much, I don't give much. I generally enjoy whatever comes along. That's my answer for you, summed up for your feminine consideration. I'm happy enough."
