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Director Jay Roach substituted many of his favorite comedy elements and some bridge segments into the film. In addition to the original "Dinner Game", it also includes the movies "Carnival", "Pink Panther" and "Ace Ace" series, as well as British TV series. "IT Madman".
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The film was originally scheduled to be released on July 23, 2010, but due to the movie "Secret Agent Sauter" being released that day, the producers decided to postpone it for a week and release it on July 30, 2010.
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The film is a collaboration between Steven John Carell and Paul Rudd after the 2005 film "Forty-year-old Virgin" after five years.
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Jay Roach has absorbed the director Blake Edwards' methods in stimulating the enthusiasm of the actors' performance, and given the actors more freedom to play while maintaining the overall rhythm of the script .
Dinner for Schmucks behind the scenes gags
2021-12-12 08:01
Extended Reading
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Hilbert 2022-03-27 09:01:08
Because utilitarian invites fools to a dinner party and then reflects on being on the same side as the so-called losers or dreamers
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Dee 2022-03-26 09:01:06
These two people on the funny skill poster have been trained for a long time, but the script is too idiotic, and the reasoning is too detached from the facts, so I can only rely on these two people
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Tim: Wait, wait, I know that looked awkward, but you've gotta trust me.
Julie: Trust you?
Tim: Yes. I trust you. I know you spent the night at Kieran's ranch. I know nothing happened. Right?
Julie: I didn't go to Kieran's ranch last night. I'm going now.
Tim: No! Don't go! Don't go!
Julie: Tim, I have to go. It's my job. We're going to San Francisco this weekend to set up for the show. He wants me to be part of his artistic process.
Tim: His artistic process... That means sex, Julie. He told me last night when I broke into his house!
Julie: You broke into his house?
Tim: Hmm?
Julie: My God. I guess there is a you I don't know. It's too bad. I was so in love with the other one.
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Julie: [holds a mouse dressed like Jesus in her hand] What is this?
Tim: That's a... It's a mouse dressed like Jesus. This guy I ran into today, he makes them. He's amazing. He's some kind of artisan.
Julie: Really? Are you going to that dinner?
Tim: No.
[Julie starts leaving]
Tim: Hey, come on.
Julie: No, not when you're lying to me.
Tim: Julie, Fender invited me.
Julie: So?
Tim: Fender, as in Fender Financial?
Julie: The you I know would have just said no.
Tim: The me that you know did say no. But the me that you don't know had to say yes.
Julie: The you I don't know?
Tim: Yes. Look, there's you and the me that you know. And we love each other and we have a wonderful life. But then there's the me that you don't know. And the me that you don't know has to do things sometimes so that you and the me that you know can live in this nice apartment, and eat a nice restaurants and go to Cabo for Christmas. He takes care of us.
Julie: You know what? There should not be any you I don't know.
Tim: But there is. You might not like him. I don't like him. I hate him! But we need him. You know? It's like the CIA.
Julie: The CIA?
Tim: The CIA does some pretty funky, nasty stuff in the shadows, but I, for one, am glad they're there.
Julie: The CIA doesn't invite people to dinner to make fun of them.
Tim: No. The CIA kills people. And I'm getting raked over the coals because of a little dinner.
Julie: Can I just ask you something? Is there any you I don't know who isn't completely full of shit? I'd love to talk to him right now.