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Best Performance in a Feature Film Leading Young Actor | 2009 | Nate
Best Performance in a Feature Film Young Ensemble Cast | 2009
2008
Budget 40,000,000 USD
Box Office Collection 32,900,000 USD
John Hughes' final film as a writer before his death in 2009. As in Beethoven (1992) and Maid in Manhattan (2002), he requested his name be removed (since so much was changed between script and movie), and is credited as Edmond Dantes, title character of The Count of Monte Cristo by Alexandre Dumas.
This is the first time Seth Rogen has collaborated with someone other than Evan Goldberg, his regular writing partner, on a screenplay.
Alex Frost (Filkins) and Josh Peck (Ronnie) actually crashed the car while filming the chase scene with Nate Hartley (Wade), Troy Gentile (Ryan), and David Dorfman (Emmit).
During the shooting of the final fight scene, Alex Frost inadvertently slugged Owen Wilson and immediately apologized for it.
Don (Danny McBride) poses as a substitute teacher in one scene. McBride actually worked as a substitute teacher before becoming an actor.
"[from trailer] Drillbit Taylor: [from trailer] Now in addition to the Chinese Kung Fu we've got a little Mexican Judo, as in 'Judon't know who you messin' with, homz.'"
"Drillbit Taylor: I'm Drillbit Taylor... US Army ranger, black-ops operative, decorated marksman, improvised weapons expert. Wade: Are you still in the military? Drillbit Taylor: I was discharged - unauthorized heroism."
