How to Lose a Guy in 10 Days - actors, characters and roles
All actors and their roles in the film "How to Lose a Guy in 10 Days"
How to Lose a Guy in 10 Days (2003)
Timing:
1:56 (116 min)
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Actors and characters
Justin Peroff
Character Mike
Rebecca Harris
Character Dora
Archie MacGregor
Character Uncle Arnold
John DiResta
Character Joey Sr.
Scott Benes
Character Joey Jr.
Zachary Benes
Character Joey Jr.
Georgia Craig
Character Receptionist Candi
James Mainprize
Character Mr. DeLauer
Warner Wolf
Character Warner Wolf
David Macniven
Character Poker Pal Francis
Ross Gallo
Character Young Concession Worker
Gina Sorell
Character Vegetarian Waitress
Ingrid Hart
Character Mullen's Hostess
What's left behind the scenes
- A film adaptation of Michelle Alexander and Jenny Long's book 'How to Dump a Guy in 10 Days: The Ultimate Guide to Getting Over Him'.
- Gwyneth Paltrow was initially considered for the lead female role.
- The film was originally titled 'How to Get Rid of a Guy in 10 Days', then renamed to 'How to Dump a Guy', and the original title was restored just a month before the premiere.
- The offices of The Conde Nast publishing house were used for the editorial photoshoot.
- Andy’s friends—Michelle and Janine—were named after the authors of the novel on which the film's screenplay is based.
- The total cost of the diamonds used in the film is $14.2 million.
- The filmmakers transformed one of the loft spaces in SoHo, New York, into Ben's apartment.
- Much of the dialogue in the ruined poker night scene was improvised by Kate Hudson. Kate suggested to director Donald Petrie that she bring cucumber sandwiches on a tray—the surprise of the male actors was genuine. Furthermore, the scene with the family album was also improvised.
- The Alexander Hamilton U.S. Customs House, a federal government building, was used to film the reception scene for the presentation of the Delaware diamonds.
- Actress Katherine Heigl can be spotted in the opening credits on the cover of an issue of “Composure Magazine”.
- Throughout the film, Matthew McConaughey rides an English Triumph Hinckley Bonneville motorcycle without doubles or stuntmen.
- The film's designer, Karen Patch, personally sewed Andy's yellow dress to match the 84-carat “Isadora” yellow diamond necklace, which is worth $5.28 million. The actress also wore 5-carat diamond earrings with a total value of $125,000.
- Lana's diamond tiara is genuine, and at the reception, the actress wears a dress by Chanel.
- Throughout the film, Matthew McConaughey rides an English Triumph Hinckley Bonneville motorcycle without doubles or stuntmen.
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