Beautiful Girls
Good times never seemed so good.
Country
Production
Budget
$16 000 000
Box office
$10 597 759
Director
Actors
Scenario
Producer
Cary Woods, Cathy Konrad, Bob Weinstein, Harvey Weinstein
Camera operator
Adam Kimmel
Composer
Artist
Dan Davis
Audition
Margery Simkin
Editing
Jeffrey Wolf
Whole Team (38)
Whole Team (38)
Short description
During a snowy winter in the small fictional town of Knight's Ridge, Massachusetts, a group of lifelong buddies hang out, drink and struggle to connect with the women who affect their decisions, dreams and desires.
What's left behind the scenes
- Director Ted Demme (1963-2002) instructed Timothy Hutton to kiss Natalie Portman on the cheek. The actress was unaware of this, and the film shows her genuine, unacted reaction to the kiss.
- Director Ted Demme instructed Timothy Hutton to kiss Natalie Portman on the cheek. The actress was unaware of this, and the film shows her genuine reaction to the kiss.
- Before filming began, director Ted Demme brought the actors to Minneapolis and housed them together for 2-3 weeks so they could get to know each other better.
- The film's script reflects the experiences of its author, Scott Rosenberg, upon returning to his hometown in Massachusetts. According to his own words, it was the worst winter in the city's history, and he was at the time waiting to see if his screenplay, "Air Prison," would be put into production, and thinking that he was getting tired of writing action scripts. As Rosenberg said, he became much more interested in writing about his friends who were turning 30 and their problems.
- Director Ted Demme told Timothy Hutton to kiss Natalie Portman on the cheek. The actress knew nothing about this, and the film shows her genuine reaction to the kiss.
- Before filming began, director Ted Demme summoned the actors to Minneapolis and had them live together for two to three weeks so they could get to know one another better.
- The film's screenplay reflects the experiences of its author, Scott Rosenberg, upon returning to his hometown in Massachusetts. According to Rosenberg, it was the worst winter in the town's history; at the time, he was waiting to see if his script for 'Air Jail' would go into production and felt that he was tired of writing action movie scripts. Rosenberg stated that he found it much more interesting to write about his friends turning 30 and the problems they faced.
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