Cameron Diaz came out of the airport for the first time. A professional suit made me think it was Catherine Zeta-Jones in "Happy Terminal", but the second time he came out, he restored the status of a big American girl.
Puznowski took it for granted for Deane's righteousness. A person who filed a fraud case the first time she met, she can go to Europe alone, live in his house, and still complete the task despite his brainless performance over and over again. It's somewhat unrealistic, maybe it's just because Deane is really stupid to the point of harmlessness.
In addition, Puznowski is also a business object for Shahbandar, and because bargaining should be on the opposite side, but he became familiar with each other a few times, and it is a bit weird to even bring her with her when discussing other business. At the banquet, it was incredible that Puznowski appeared as a hostess. Shahbandar, who appeared in the image of a devil, invited Japanese people who had trouble seeing them to the banquet because of her words. Is it really just for picking up girls?
In the final plan, it was obvious that he could make double the money, but he showed his cards. Is ten million really enough? He is not greedy, but if two sets are sold together, it is definitely not a double price. Self-esteem is of course valuable, but dignity in the eyes of someone you disdain is actually not that important.
Except that the hotel is a big joke, there are also a lot of short jokes in the whole article. It's just that the ending is too hasty, and it feels like a sudden stop. Slightly abrupt.
Colin Firth's beanie image still makes people feel uncomfortable, and Cameron Diaz is still sexy no matter what.
Highlights:
1. The actors originally envisaged to play Harry Deane, PJ Puznowski and Lionel Shabandar are Hugh Grant, Sandra Bullock and Ben Kingsley respectively.
2. Jennifer Aniston was also considered to play PJ Puznowski.
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