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** The Music/JarsOfClay's song ''Five Candles (You Were There)'' was originally written for this movie, with a working title for the song even being "The Wish". It was supposed to be played during the credits, but when the they were changed to an outtakes and bloopers reel of the movie, the song was cut.
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** The Music/JarsOfClay's song ''Five Candles (You Were There)'' was originally written for this movie, with a working title for the song even being "The Wish". It was supposed to be played during the credits, but when the they were changed to an outtakes and bloopers reel of the movie, the song was cut.
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** The Music/JarsOfClay's song ''Five Candles (You Were There)'' was originally written for this movie, with a working title for the song even being "The Wish". It was supposed to be played during the credits, but when the they were changed to an outtakes and bloopers reel of the movie, the song was cut.
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* DawsonCasting: Justin Cooper, who plays Fletcher's five-year-old son Max, was eight during filming.
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** Amanda Donohoe is laughing during Fletcher's MusicTinaTurner speech when he's speaking to Samantha Cole.
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** Amanda Donohoe is laughing during Fletcher's MusicTinaTurner Music/TinaTurner speech when he's speaking to Samantha Cole.
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** Amanda Donohoe is laughing during Fletcher's Tina Turner speech when he's speaking to Samantha Cole.
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** Amanda Donohoe is laughing during Fletcher's Tina Turner MusicTinaTurner speech when he's speaking to Samantha Cole.
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* PosthumousCredit: Creator/JasonBernard completed his scenes as Judge Marshall Stevens before he suffered a fatal heart attack five months before the film's release.
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* InMemoriam: The film was dedicated to Jason Bernard, who played Judge Marshall Stevens. Bernard died of a heart attack shortly after filming had finished.
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* InMemoriam: The film was dedicated to Jason Bernard, Creator/JasonBernard, who played Judge Marshall Stevens. Bernard died of a heart attack shortly after filming had finished.
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* {{Corpsing}}: Amanda Donohoe is laughing during Fletcher's Tina Turner speech when he's speaking to Samantha Cole.
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** Maura Tierney briefly breaks when Fletcher mimics Audrey's exasperation over him taking Max to a wrestling show.
%%** Carrey himself when Swoozie Kurtz accuses him of being an over-actor during a VolleyingInsults [[HilariousOuttakes outtake]].
** Amanda Donohoe is laughing during Fletcher's Tina Turner speech when he's speaking to Samantha
** Maura Tierney briefly breaks when Fletcher mimics Audrey's exasperation over him taking Max to a wrestling show.
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* UncreditedRole: Creator/JuddApatow was an uncredited script doctor for the screenplay.
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* UncreditedRole: Mike Binder, Creator/SteveOedekerk, and Creator/JuddApatow was an were all uncredited script doctor doctors for the screenplay.
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* DeletedRole: Randall 'Tex' Cobb, has a cameo in this movie talking about returning a jacket he had borrowed from Fletcher. He also had a whole character in the movie but the scene was later deleted.
* DeletedScene: The deleted scene shows Fletcher in court, managing to convince an entire jury that a thug who robbed an old man and assaulted a female officer was the real victim in the whole fiasco. The scene was cut likely because the filmmakers feared it would make Fletcher too unlikable, though some have pointed out that we actually get to see how great of a lawyer he actually is, rather than just hear about it.
* DeletedScene: The deleted scene shows Fletcher in court, managing to convince an entire jury that a thug who robbed an old man and assaulted a female officer was the real victim in the whole fiasco. The scene was cut likely because the filmmakers feared it would make Fletcher too unlikable, though some have pointed out that we actually get to see how great of a lawyer he actually is, rather than just hear about it.
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* DeletedRole: Randall 'Tex' Cobb, has a cameo in this movie talking about returning a jacket he had borrowed from Fletcher. He also had a whole character in the movie but the scene was scenes (which included Fletcher defending him in court and later deleted.
being Flethcer's cell mate) were later deleted for pacing reasons. When Fletcher is released from prison, he can be seen sleeping in one of the prison beds.
* DeletedScene: The deleted scene shows Fletcher in court, managing to convince an entire jury that a thug who robbed an old man and assaulted a female officer was the real victim in the whole fiasco. The scene was cut likely because the filmmakers feared it would make Fletcher too unlikable, though some have pointed out that we actually get to see how great of a lawyer he actually is, rather than just hear about it. WordOfGod says that the scene, as well as a few more with that client, were cut for pacing reasons.
* DeletedScene: The deleted scene shows Fletcher in court, managing to convince an entire jury that a thug who robbed an old man and assaulted a female officer was the real victim in the whole fiasco. The scene was cut likely because the filmmakers feared it would make Fletcher too unlikable, though some have pointed out that we actually get to see how great of a lawyer he actually is, rather than just hear about it. WordOfGod says that the scene, as well as a few more with that client, were cut for pacing reasons.
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* CowboyBebopAtHisComputer: Fletcher tells Max that he got tickets to a ProfessionalWrestling show that featured Wrestling/RickRude and Wrestling/RandySavage in the main event. Not only were the two signed to different promotions at the time ({{Wrestling/WW|E}}F and Wrestling/{{WCW}} respectively), but Rude retired from in-ring work in 1994, three years before the film's release. Of course, it might be justified given Fletcher's character.
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* CowboyBebopAtHisComputer: Fletcher tells Max that he got tickets to a ProfessionalWrestling show that featured Wrestling/RickRude and Wrestling/RandySavage in the main event. Not only were While the two signed to different promotions at the time ({{Wrestling/WW|E}}F and were in Wrestling/{{WCW}} respectively), but together a year later, it was after Rude had retired from in-ring work in 1994, three years before the film's release. Of course, it might be justified given Fletcher's character.
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* UnintentionalPeriodPiece: Near the end of the movie, Fletcher rushes through airport security, hijacks a mobile stairway and stops a plane from taking off by throwing a shoe at it. If he tried that today, he'd probably have been arrested or even shot.
