A wannabe actor has a hard time moving on from a break-up, but he is lucky to have supportive friends.A wannabe actor has a hard time moving on from a break-up, but he is lucky to have supportive friends.A wannabe actor has a hard time moving on from a break-up, but he is lucky to have supportive friends.
- Awards
- 3 wins & 3 nominations
Alex Désert
- Charles
- (as Alex Desert)
Caitlyn Tyler Cole
- Girl at Party
- (as Jan Dykstra)
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- TriviaThe movie is loosely based on the experiences writer Jon Favreau had when he first moved to Los Angeles. He had just broken up with a long term girlfriend and counted on his friends Vince Vaughn and Ron Livingston to cheer him up. The characters they play in the film are based on themselves.
- GoofsIn the first scene, Mike's answering machine disappears after he listens to his messages and then calls Trent. And later his base disappears
- Crazy creditsAt the end of the movie when the cast is shown (3 pic) the names of the starring actors' parents appear again: $100 Gambler: Vernon Vaughn and $5 Winner: Joan Favreau
- Alternate versionsItalian theatrical and video release omit a scene set in Las Vegas in the trailer park, where Trent tells the girl the story about his audition for the role of "brother".
- SoundtracksYou're Nobody 'Til Somebody Loves You
Performed by Dean Martin
Written by James Cavanaugh, Russ Morgan, Larry Stock
Courtesy of Capitol Records
Under license from EMI-Capitol Music Special Markets
Featured review
This film could prove that nice guys "don't" finish last. A truly great and funny movie. The movie is basically about getting a nightlife, friendship and picking up girls. The movie centers on Mike (Jon Favreau). A very brave but not cocky young man who constantly dwells on his ex-girlfriend and unsuccessfully attempts to rekindle his love life. Trent (Vince Vaughn) is always there to give him encouragement and inspiration. In someways Trent is the star of this movie. He has a strong screen presence and is extremely funny.
This movie teaches us to always double down on an eleven in black jack and how many days to wait before you call the girl for the first time. The greatest scene in this movie has to be when Trent and Sue are talking to Mike in the lounge and are trying to encourage Mike to ask a girl at the bar for her phone number. The "big bad bear and little bunny" analogy they use is hilarious.
You have to feel happy for Mike when he meets Lorraine (Heather Graham) at the end of the movie. We see Trent and Sue watching their buddy in amazement but we know that they are truly proud of him. Mike really was money and he didn't even know it.
This movie teaches us to always double down on an eleven in black jack and how many days to wait before you call the girl for the first time. The greatest scene in this movie has to be when Trent and Sue are talking to Mike in the lounge and are trying to encourage Mike to ask a girl at the bar for her phone number. The "big bad bear and little bunny" analogy they use is hilarious.
You have to feel happy for Mike when he meets Lorraine (Heather Graham) at the end of the movie. We see Trent and Sue watching their buddy in amazement but we know that they are truly proud of him. Mike really was money and he didn't even know it.
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- Тусовщики
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- Budget
- $200,000 (estimated)
- Gross US & Canada
- $4,555,020
- Opening weekend US & Canada
- $74,118
- Oct 20, 1996
- Gross worldwide
- $4,555,020
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