- The film is the first film between Focus Films and Random House Films. After years of negotiation, the two companies announced in November 2005 that they would jointly fund the filming and production of "Reservation Road".
- To cope with the film’s release, the publishing company reissued the film’s novel of the same name.
- When the creators chose Dwight's actor, they all thought of the actor Mark Alan Ruffalo.
- In order to gain a deeper understanding of the character's psychology, Joaquin Rafael Bottom feels it is necessary to contact some people who have had similar experiences. So the producer got in touch with an anti-drunk driving organization called "Mothers Against Drunk Driving" and learned the true stories of many people's personal experiences.
- Joaquin Rafael Bottom read related books specially to analyze the differences between men and women facing grief and loss.
- Jennifer Lynn Connelly was moved to tears after reading the script. She also read the original novel and took notes .
Reservation Road behind the scenes gags
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Extended Reading
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Brice 2022-05-02 06:01:08
The various entanglements of two men in a car accident
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Dwight Arno: [talking into camera] It was an accident, but what I did was terribly wrong. I left that night because I was afraid of losing you. And that's no excuse. I'm gonna go to prison, and I deserve to go to prison.
Dwight Arno: [regaining his composure] People are gonna talk behind your back. They're gonna say hurtful things, but I just wanna urge you to remember these days that we've had together. I feel like for the first time I've been able to be the father to you that you deserve, and they've really been the most beautiful days of my life. And I just wanna say I'm sorry, honey. I'm sorry and I love you so much. And I hope that one day when this is all over that we'll be able to get back to where we are today. I love you.
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Grace Learner: I want to get help. I want us to talk to someone.
Ethan Learner: Okay. You wanna talk to somebody, Grace? We'll talk to whoever you want. We can talk to the police, lawyer, a therapist. I'll talk to the goddamn Pope! Anything you want, okay?