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* WrongGuyFirst: Jim is this to Rose. They carry on an affair until he first stiffs her on a business trip to Chicago then he [[spoiler:sleeps with Maggie whilst trying to apologize to her.]]
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* WrongGuyFirst: Jim is this to Rose. They carry on an affair until he first stiffs her on a business trip to Chicago then he [[spoiler:sleeps with Maggie whilst trying to apologize to her.]]]]
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* LegFocus: Maggie tends to show off these long, slender, toned gams in the film a lot, helped by wearing [[CostumePorn Rose's shoes]].
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* ShesGotLegs: Maggie tends to show off these long, slender, toned gams in the film a lot, helped by wearing [[CostumePorn Rose's shoes]].
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* INeverGotAnyLetters: When over at her father's house, Maggie goes looking for money when she discovers cards and letters from Ella for both her and Rose. Later, after Rose kicks her out, Maggie decides to visit Ella in Florida.
* NiceJewishBoy: Simon Stein.
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* NiceJewishBoy: Simon Stein.
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* AdultFear: In Rose's recounting of the day their mother took them on a spontaneous trip to New York, one can only imagine what must have been going through Michael's head when he received the phone call that his daughters never made it to school with his mentally unstable wife nowhere to be found.
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** Finally, Simon does this to Rose when he catches her talking to her ex Michael, as he thinks she's hiding things from him.
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** Finally, Simon does this to Rose when he catches her talking to her ex Michael, Jim, as he thinks she's hiding things from him.
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** Finally, Simon does this to Rose when he catches her talking to her ex Michael, as he thinks she's hiding things from him.
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** Maggie compares her and Rose to [[Music/SonnyBono Sonny]] and Music/{{Cher}} - when Rose points out they broke up, Maggie responds, "But they remained quite close", [[ActuallyPrettyFunny which Rose laughs at]].
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** Maggie compares her and Rose to [[Music/SonnyBono Sonny]] and Music/{{Cher}} Music/SonnyAndCher - when Rose points out they broke up, Maggie responds, "But they remained quite close", [[ActuallyPrettyFunny which Rose laughs at]].
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* SpitTake: When Ella is watching ''Series/SexAndTheCity'', she reacts to a particularly racy scene by spitting out her drink.
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'''Elderly Man''': (''after seeing Rose get out of a taxi'') I tell you, this place keeps getting better and better.
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* GretzkyHasTheBall: After one dinner date, Simon tells Rose his passions in life include [[UsefulNotes/{{Basketball}} the Sixers]] and good food, and she should call him if she ever wants to go out to eat or to a game. Some time later, Rose calls Simon and asks, "Are the Sixers basketball or [[UsefulNotes/IceHockey hockey]]?"
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** Also, when Rose asks if she was unfriendly towards Simon on their business trip (before they started dating), he says, "No. Not compared to, say, [[UsefulNotes/JosephStalin Stalin]]."
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* EatingTheEyeCandy: The men at the retirement community Ella lives at do this with both Maggie and Rose.
'''Elderly Man''': (''after seeing Rose get out of a taxi'') I tell you, this place keeps getting better and better.
'''Elderly Man''': (''after seeing Rose get out of a taxi'') I tell you, this place keeps getting better and better.
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** Maggie compares her and Rose to [[Music/SonnyBono Sonny]] and Music/{{Cher}} - when Rose points out they broke up, Maggie responds, "But they remained quite close", [[ActuallyPrettyFunny which Rose laughs at]].
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* FilmOfTheBook
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* FilmOfTheBookTheFilmOfTheBook
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Billed as a story about two sisters whose only common trait is their shoe size, this story is basically one long [[TheGloriousWarOfSisterlyRivalry Sisterly Rivalry]] between Rose and Maggie Feller. Along the way, they learn [[AnAesop valuable life lessons]] about family, grief, betrayal, love, and self-worth. The novel was written in 2002 by Jennifer Weiner and adapted into a film in 2005 directed by Creator/CurtisHanson and starring Creator/CameronDiaz and Creator/ToniCollette.
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''In Her Shoes'' is a 2002 novel by Jennifer Weiner.
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* ObnoxiousEntitledHousewife: Sydelle. She is snooty (looking down her nose at the Jamaican restaurant venue and Simon's parents silverware), she tends to compare her stepdaughters to her accomplished and beautiful daughter Marcia unfavorably, she has bullied Rose for her weight, criticized Maggie's academic endeavors, she pecks her husband a lot, and she was mentioned to be rude to mall Santas.
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* WickedStepmother: Sydelle.
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* WickedStepmother: Sydelle. She has been criticizing Rose and Maggie since they were young, doing a number on their self-esteem (the girls feel no love for her), she even goes so far as to use humiliating photos of Rose for her wedding shower.
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* AdultFear: In Rose's recounting of the day their mother died, one can only imagine what must have been going through Michael's head when he received the phone call that his daughter's never made it to school with his mentally unstable wife nowhere to be found.
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* AdultFear: In Rose's recounting of the day their mother died, took them on a spontaneous trip to New York, one can only imagine what must have been going through Michael's head when he received the phone call that his daughter's daughters never made it to school with his mentally unstable wife nowhere to be found.
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*AdultFear: In Rose's recounting of the day their mother died, one can only imagine what must have been going through Michael's head when he received the phone call that his daughter's never made it to school with his mentally unstable wife nowhere to be found.
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* HateSink: Sydelle, who is verbally and psychologically abusive to her stepdaughters, puts her husband underneath her thumb and even holds her own beloved biological daughter on a pedestal until she does something that she doesn't agree with.
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* WickedStepmother: Sydelle.Sydelle.
* WrongGuyFirst: Jim is this to Rose. They carry on an affair until he first stiffs her on a business trip to Chicago then he [[spoiler:sleeps with Maggie whilst trying to apologize to her.]]
* WrongGuyFirst: Jim is this to Rose. They carry on an affair until he first stiffs her on a business trip to Chicago then he [[spoiler:sleeps with Maggie whilst trying to apologize to her.]]
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Billed as a story about two sisters whose only common trait is their shoe size, this story is basically one long [[TheGloriousWarOfSisterlyRivalry Sisterly Rivalry]] between Rose and Maggie Feller. Along the way, they learn [[AnAesop valuable life lessons]] about family, grief, betrayal, love, and self-worth. The novel was written in 2002 by Jennifer Weiner and adapted into a film in 2005 directed by Creator/CurtisHanson and starring Creator/CameronDiaz and Creator/ToniCollette.
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* [[ChekhovsGun Chekhov's Dog]]: Honey Bun, as well as Honey Bun II.
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* [[ChekhovsGun Chekhov's Dog]]: ChekhovsGun: Honey Bun, as well as Honey Bun II.
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* TheCameo: In the book, we get an appearance from Cannie, her dog Nifkin, daughter Joy Leah, and Joy's paternal grandmother Audrey from ''Literature/GoodInBed''.
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** Rose's and Maggie's late mother was a sweet, loving, doting mother to her girls but had her own issues with Bipolar Disorder and her marriage. The movie version has Rose mimic a stereotypical JewishMother voice when thinking of what her mother would say during her bridal shower.
** Their grandmother was a loving and proper wife and mother who did over-protect her only child (but not without reason) and tried her best to do good by her granddaughters.
** Her friend Mrs. Lefkowitz is a comedic and straight example of the trope, but she is dealing with a middle-aged son who is immature.
** Sydelle is a straight example with her daughter, but with her stepdaughters she is all the negative qualities and more without the maternal aspects of the trope.
** Simon's mother is described as looking like a "Jewish Tammy Faye Bakker" minus the eye makeup, she is a loving mother and woman in contrast to the bourgeois Sydelle, but she also is a Professor.
** Rose's and Maggie's late mother was a sweet, loving, doting mother to her girls but had her own issues with Bipolar Disorder and her marriage. The movie version has Rose mimic a stereotypical JewishMother voice when thinking of what her mother would say during her bridal shower.
** Their grandmother was a loving and proper wife and mother who did over-protect her only child (but not without reason) and tried her best to do good by her granddaughters.
** Her friend Mrs. Lefkowitz is a comedic and straight example of the trope, but she is dealing with a middle-aged son who is immature.
** Sydelle is a straight example with her daughter, but with her stepdaughters she is all the negative qualities and more without the maternal aspects of the trope.
** Simon's mother is described as looking like a "Jewish Tammy Faye Bakker" minus the eye makeup, she is a loving mother and woman in contrast to the bourgeois Sydelle, but she also is a Professor.
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-->'''Simon:''' So, you don't want to talk about your sister?
-->'''Rose:''' I didn't say that. ({{Beat}}) I don't want to talk about my sister.
-->'''Simon:''' So, you don't want to talk about your sister?
-->'''Rose:''' I didn't say that. ({{Beat}}) I don't want to talk about my sister.
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Billed as a story about two sisters whose only common trait is their shoe size, this story is basically one long [[TheGloriousWarOfSisterlyRivalry Sisterly Rivalry]] between Rose and Maggie Feller. Along the way, they learn [[AnAesop valuable life lessons]] about family, grief, betrayal, love, and self-worth. The novel was written in 2002 by Jennifer Weiner and adapted into a film in 2005 starring Cameron Diaz.Creator/CameronDiaz and Creator/ToniCollette.
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* GoodParents: Mr. and Mrs. Stein, they're a very warm and non-pretentious couple that are proud of their son.
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* NiceJewishBoy: Simon Stein.
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** Given the humiliating slideshow at Rose's bridal shower in the film, Rose would likely be this.
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* ShesGotLegs: Maggie tends to show off these long, slender, toned gams in the film a lot, helped by wearing [[CostumePorn Rose's shoes]].
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* TheAce: [[RunningGag Sydelle's daughter "My Marcia"]]. According to Sydelle, Marcia: had a bought a size 6 Vera Wang for her wedding and had it taken in, is well-educated, has a great career, is a wife and mother, beautiful, had a perfect wedding (helped that the photos didn't show below the knee), and does everything right that Rose and Maggie don't. Marcia falls off this pedestal when she joins Jews For Jesus.
