How to Lose a Guy in 10 Days - posters, covers, wallpapers
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How to Lose a Guy in 10 Days (2003)
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Full HD 1426pWhat'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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