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Fire | Marital Problem
In Albany, the marriage of Caleb and Catherine Holt is in crisis and they decide to divorce. However, Caleb's father, John, proposes that his son delays their separation process for forty days and follow a procedure called "The Love Dare" to make them love each other again.
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In Albany, the marriage of Caleb and Catherine Holt is in crisis and they decide to divorce. However, Caleb's father, John, proposes that his son delays their separation process for forty days and follow a procedure called "The Love Dare" to make them love each other again.
Most Inspiring Movie | 2009
Budget 500,000 USD
Box Office Collection 33,473,297 USD
Kirk Cameron, a Christian evangelist, refuses to kiss any woman other than his wife. To film a scene in which his character in this movie kisses his wife, the filmmakers had to dress Cameron's real-life wife, Chelsea Noble, as the wife character (played throughout the rest of the movie by Erin Bethea) and shoot the kissing scene in shadow so the difference between Noble and Bethea would not be as evident on screen.
Kirk Cameron accepted a donation to his charity, Camp Firefly, instead of a fee for starring in the film.
Filmmakers originally planned to use mouthwash and Gatorade for the hot-sauce-drinking scene but then decided to use something nonpoisonous in case others decided to try it. At first, both Caleb and Wayne just had tomato juice, but for each take they added more Tabasco sauce to Wayne's, until by the last take it was pretty much entirely hot sauce; when he says "My mouth's on fire!" he really means it, and his running off to rinse his mouth is only too real.
The car used for the car accident had already been wrecked, so a different car was used for the earlier scene. Filmmakers were originally moving it with a wrecker, but they had trouble getting it in place each time as it was falling apart. What they really needed was a forklift truck. Amazingly, a man living right across the track owned a forklift and, having seen both of Sherwood's previous films, was glad to help. there was a man who lived right across the track and owned his own forklift. Producer Stephen Kendrick said, "Only God could make this happen. How many people have a forklift in their backyard?"
While filming the house-fire scene, one local television station showed up, thinking it was a real fire.
"Caleb Holt: You never leave your partner! Especially in a fire!"
"Caleb Holt: I am sorry. I have been so selfish. For the past seven years, I have trampled on you with my words and with my actions. I have loved other things, when I should have loved you. In the last few weeks, God has given me a love for you that I have never had before. And I have asked Him to forgive me. And I am hoping, I am praying, that somehow you would be able to forgive me too. Catherine, I do not want to live the rest of my life without you."
