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Director Jay Roach substituted many of his favorite comedy elements and some bridge segments into the film. In addition to the original "Dinner Game", it also includes the movies "Carnival", "Pink Panther" and "Ace Ace" series, as well as British TV series. "IT Madman".
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The film was originally scheduled to be released on July 23, 2010, but due to the movie "Secret Agent Sauter" being released that day, the producers decided to postpone it for a week and release it on July 30, 2010.
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The film is a collaboration between Steven John Carell and Paul Rudd after the 2005 film "Forty-year-old Virgin" after five years.
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Jay Roach has absorbed the director Blake Edwards' methods in stimulating the enthusiasm of the actors' performance, and given the actors more freedom to play while maintaining the overall rhythm of the script .
Dinner for Schmucks behind the scenes gags
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Zella 2022-03-25 09:01:09
The first 60 minutes, thanks to those mice.
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Daron 2022-03-25 09:01:09
There are bright spots, but it is not as hype as some movie critics boast. (In other words, if you like someone who is afraid that others will not like it, you will put a big hat on the person you don’t like, isn’t it a fake? Movies should be different from person to person in terms of preferences and feelings.) The dream part I'm very good with the little mouse, and the supporting roles include the little britain and the IT madman. I'm very happy~ I want to watch the original French version after watching it.
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Barry: [having just been struck by his car] Is that a Porsche?
Tim: Yeah.
Barry: [taking a picture] I have been hit by a Datsun before. Never a Porsche.
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Barry: I'm gonna fix your back.
Tim: [in pain] Barry, stop!
Barry: I am a trained taxidermist.
Tim: And I am alive!