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* ActorAllusion: a subtle one: Stacey Dash and Paul Rudd playing twenty-something actors playing teenagers - which is exactly what they did in Film/{{Clueless}}, also directed by Amy Heckerling.
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* FakeAmerican: Irish actors include Graham Norton and Saoirse Ronan, while Brits include Creator/TraceyUllman and Yasmin Page all as Americans.
* TheOtherMarty: Norm Macdonald was originally cast as the ex-husband. He grew a bushy beard for the role and then quit when he was asked to shave it off.
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* TheOtherMarty: Norm Macdonald was originally cast as the ex-husband. He grew a bushy beard for the role and then quit when he was asked to shave it off.
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* FakeAmerican: Irish actors include Graham Norton and Saoirse Ronan, while and Brits include Creator/TraceyUllman and Yasmin Page Page, all as Americans.
* TheOtherMarty:Norm Macdonald Creator/NormMacdonald was originally cast as the ex-husband. He grew a bushy beard for the role and then quit when he was asked to shave it off.
%% * PlayingAgainstType: Michelle Pfeiffer Creator/MichellePfeiffer, a sex symbol of the '80s and '90s who by the time this film was made began to make a second career playing attractive mature women, as a dorky OldMaid.
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* RetroactiveRecognition: This was Saoirse Ronan's film debut.
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** Michelle Pfeiffer also tried to preserve her youth in ''Film/{{Stardust}}''.
** Likewise Paul Rudd and Stacey Dash play older actors playing teenagers, which they themselves did in ''Film/{{Clueless}}''.
** Michelle Pfeiffer also tried to preserve her youth in ''Film/{{Stardust}}''.
** Likewise Paul Rudd and Stacey Dash play older actors playing teenagers, which they themselves did in ''Film/{{Clueless}}''.
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* PlayingAgainstType: Michelle Pfeiffer as an {{Adorkable}} ChristmasCake.
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** Michelle Pfeiffer also tried to preserve her youth in ''{{Film/Stardust}}''.
** Likewise Paul Rudd and Stacey Dash play older actors playing teenagers, which they themselves did in ''{{Clueless}}''.
** Likewise Paul Rudd and Stacey Dash play older actors playing teenagers, which they themselves did in ''{{Clueless}}''.
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** Michelle Pfeiffer also tried to preserve her youth in ''{{Film/Stardust}}''.
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** Likewise Paul Rudd and Stacey Dash play older actors playing teenagers, which they themselves did in''{{Clueless}}''.''Film/{{Clueless}}''.
** Likewise Paul Rudd and Stacey Dash play older actors playing teenagers, which they themselves did in
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* The movie features some apt background music, including White Town's "Your Woman" (which includes the lyrics [[TitleDrop "I could never be your woman"]]), and Music/{{Blink 182}}'s "What's My Age Again?", and TheBeachBoys' "Wouldn't It Be Nice?"
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* The movie features some apt background music, including White Town's "Your Woman" (which includes the lyrics [[TitleDrop "I could never be your woman"]]), and Music/{{Blink 182}}'s "What's My Age Again?", and TheBeachBoys' Music/TheBeachBoys' "Wouldn't It Be Nice?"Nice?"
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* ActorAllusion: Michelle Pfeiffer also tried to preserve her youth in ''{{Film/Stardust}}''.
** Likewise Paul Rudd and Stacey Dash play older actors playing teenagers, which they themselves did in ''{{Clueless}}''.
* DawsonCasting: Although the movie parodies this, it does somewhat play it straight too. Michelle Pfeiffer was 47 playing 40 - meaning the actress was ten years older than the age her character claimed to be at first. Paul Rudd was 36 playing 29, and his character plays a teenager on a sitcom. Stacey Dash meanwhile was 40 playing the 20-30 something Brianna. Averted by Saoirse Ronan who actually was twelve.
* TheOtherMarty: Norm Macdonald was originally cast as the ex-husband. He grew a bushy beard for the role and then quit when he was asked to shave it off.
* PlayingAgainstType: Michelle Pfeiffer as an {{Adorkable}} ChristmasCake.
* RetroactiveRecognition: This was Saoirse Ronan's film debut.
** Likewise Paul Rudd and Stacey Dash play older actors playing teenagers, which they themselves did in ''{{Clueless}}''.
* DawsonCasting: Although the movie parodies this, it does somewhat play it straight too. Michelle Pfeiffer was 47 playing 40 - meaning the actress was ten years older than the age her character claimed to be at first. Paul Rudd was 36 playing 29, and his character plays a teenager on a sitcom. Stacey Dash meanwhile was 40 playing the 20-30 something Brianna. Averted by Saoirse Ronan who actually was twelve.
* TheOtherMarty: Norm Macdonald was originally cast as the ex-husband. He grew a bushy beard for the role and then quit when he was asked to shave it off.
* PlayingAgainstType: Michelle Pfeiffer as an {{Adorkable}} ChristmasCake.
* RetroactiveRecognition: This was Saoirse Ronan's film debut.
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* The movie features some apt background music, including White Town's "Your Woman" (which includes the lyrics [[TitleDrop "I could never be your woman"]]), and {{Blink182}}'s Music/{{Blink 182}}'s "What's My Age Again?", and TheBeachBoys' "Wouldn't It Be Nice?"
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* The movie features some apt background music, including White Town's "Your Woman" (which includes the lyrics [[TitleDrop "I could never be your woman"]]), and {{Blink182}}'s "What's My Age Again?"Again?", and TheBeachBoys' "Wouldn't It Be Nice?"
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* The movie features some apt background music, including White Town's "Your Woman" (which includes the lyrics [[TitleDrop "I could never be your woman"]], woman"]]), and {{Blink182}}'s "What's My Age Again?"
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* SavedFromDevelopmentHell: Screenplay was put on hold by Paramount, but eventually funded by an independent producer, Philippe Martinez. The film was shot in 2005, but a distribution deal with MGM fell through. It was never released theatrically in the U.S., finally going direct to DVD in 2008, distributed by the Weinstein Company.
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* SavedFromDevelopmentHell: Screenplay was put on hold by Paramount, but eventually funded by an independent producer, Philippe Martinez. The film was shot in 2005, but a distribution deal with MGM fell through. It was never released theatrically in the U.S., finally going direct to DVD in 2008, distributed by the Weinstein Company.Company.
* The movie features some apt background music, including White Town's "Your Woman" (which includes the lyrics [[TitleDrop "I could never be your woman"]], and {{Blink182}}'s "What's My Age Again?"
* The movie features some apt background music, including White Town's "Your Woman" (which includes the lyrics [[TitleDrop "I could never be your woman"]], and {{Blink182}}'s "What's My Age Again?"
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*SavedFromDevelopmentHell: Screenplay was put on hold by Paramount, but eventually funded by an independent producer, Philippe Martinez. The film was shot in 2005, but a distribution deal with MGM fell through. It was never released theatrically in the U.S., finally going direct to DVD in 2008, distributed by the Weinstein Company.
