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Mary Elizabeth Still's debut.	D
Udall's response to the question about how he writes women is an actual response given by author Joh [...]	D
Jack Nicholson and James L. Brooks third of what would be 4 films together. The others being Terms o [...]	D
Verdell was written to give Melvin humanity and to help make him a better person.	D
The exterior used for Melvin Udall's and Simon Bishop's apartment building is located near 5th Avenu [...]	D
Jack Nicholson helped create Melvin's wardrobe. He and costume designer Molly Maginnis wanted a "dow [...]	D
Woody Harrelson read for the part of Simon. According to Harrelson, he "went too femme on it". The a [...]	D
The MPAA originally rated this film R. It was reduced to PG-13 on appeal.	D
James L. Brooks couldn't think of anyone to play Melvin Udall besides Jack Nicholson. He did briefly [...]	D
Verdell the dog, was played by six Brussels Griffons, named Timer the Dog, Sprout, Debbie, Billy the [...]	D
The couple Melvin insults at the restaurant in the beginning of the movie are played by Peter Jacobs [...]	D
Bernadette Balagtas's debut.	D
The inside of Carol's apartment is a set, but they based it on a real apartment in Windsor Terrace, [...]	D
A bit of humor was added right after the statement "the animals used in this film were in no way mis [...]	D
This film would technically be the second consecutive film to feature Jack Nicholson and Helen Hunt. [...]	D
Jack Nicholson felt that it was really important for his character to hold that map.	D
Features Yeardley Smith and James L. Brooks, who both work on I Simpson (1989); and Maya Rudolph's f [...]	D
Jack Nicholson and Cuba Gooding Jr. appeared in Codice d'onore (1992).	D
Jack Nicholson wasn't supposed to kiss Helen Hunt, but James L. Brooks yelled to Nicholson, "Kiss he [...]	D
Danielle Spencer's debut.	D
Included among the American Film Institute's 2000 list of the 500 movies nominated for the Top 100 F [...]	D
Jack Nicholson and Helen Hunt won the Best Actor and Best Actress Oscars respectively for this film, [...]	D
Shirley Knight's real-life actress daughter, Kaitlin Hopkins, has a cameo in this film. Her characte [...]	D
The movie's title was translated as "Mr. Cat Poop" in Hong Kong. Apparently, it came from the name " [...]	D
It's never mentioned, but the filmmakers decided that Frank Sachs (Cuba Gooding, Jr.) was bisexual.	D
Film debut of Jesse James.	D
Skeet Ulrich and Jamie Kennedy play two of the three thieves. They both appeared in Scream (1996).	D
Jack Nicholson said that playing Melvin was difficult, but he was "the most lovable character I've e [...]	D
Shirley Knight and Jack Nicholson attended acting school together. Knight passed away on Nicholson's [...]	D
Art Garfunkel auditioned for the role of Simon.	D
The only movie jack has won an Oscar for that did not win best picture.	D
Danielle Spencer (who starred as Dee in the 70's television show "What's Happening!!") appears in th [...]	D
The only film in which Jack Nicholson won an acting Oscar for his performance in a film which did no [...]	D
Both Helen Hunt and Greg Kinnear were age 34 at the film's release in December 1997. In fact, their [...]	D
When Melvin and Carol are in the restaurant in Maryland, the singer in the background is Danielle Br [...]	D
Included among the American Film Institute's 2005 list of 250 movies nominated for AFI's 100 Years o [...]	D
Nicholson was 60 when the film was made, Helen Hunt was 34. A 26 year difference.	D
Greg Kinnear was scared to work with Jack Nicholson. He called Nicholson an actor of "great unpredic [...]	D
At the 1998 Oscar ceremony, when his name was announced as the winner of the Best Actor award, Jack [...]	D
The sketches of the dog in the background were drawn by New York City's artist Joan Semmel.	D
In the scene where Carol reads out a letter of apology and thanks to Melvin, Helen Hunt did one take [...]	D
At the end of this film, when the credits begin to roll, the song "Always Look on the Bright Side of [...]	D
Bill Murray was considered for the role of Melvin Udall.	D
Jack Nicholson's character of "Melvin Udall" shares the last name with a character "Dr. Udall", a on [...]	D
The original script was written by Mark Andrus. James L. Brooks did a re-write of it when he bought [...]	D
James L. Brooks purposely made the bathrobes the same as the ones in Ultimo tango a Parigi (1972).	D
Helen Hunt said that if you had to categorize the movie, it would be a romantic comedy. However, tha [...]	D
Jesse James wasn't intimidated to work with Jack Nicholson. He just thought of him as an "old guy" w [...]	D
Co-writer Mark Andrus wanted to write a movie about "the vilest man in New York City".	D
The most recent film to win both Best Actor and Best Actress at the Academy awards.	D
In one scene the dog starts mimicking Jack Nicholson by stepping over the cracks in the sidewalk. Th [...]	D
Jack Nicholson described the movie as "a love story where you do nothing but aggravate somebody."	D
Jack Nicholson was terrified no one would like the movie, because his character was so horrible to p [...]	D
Carol's neighborhood of Windsor Terrace is just off Brooklyn's Prospect Park. James L. Brooks liked [...]	D
The movie was originally called "Old Friends". Hans Zimmer suggested renaming it.	D
Jack Nicholson joked that they should call the movie "Warm Rolls and Wet Pants".	D
Melanie Griffith was offered the role of Carol Connelly, and wanted to take the role, but was pregna [...]	D
John Cusack considered the role of Simon Bishop, but pulled out due to conflicts with writing, filmi [...]	D
The film cast includes three Oscar winners: Jack Nicholson, Helen Hunt, and Cuba Gooding Jr.; and th [...]	D
Laura Mayes Byrnes's debut.	D
In one take, Helen Hunt read eighteen straight pages of the thank you letter.	D
This film features two actresses who play mothers-in-law in Desperate Housewives - I segreti di Wist [...]	D
The filmmakers wanted Carol to look like an Edgar Degas painting.	D
Carol was originally supposed to be forty-four years old. Helen Hunt was thirty-four.	D
Betty White, an animal rights activist, was offered the Shirley Knight (Beverly Connelly) role, but [...]	D
The film cast contains several directors acting in small part:- Lawrence Kasdan, Harold Ramis, Todd [...]	D
In Ironweed (1987), Jack Nicholson told Meryl Streep, "By God, Helen, that's as good as it gets," af [...]	D
Sharon L. Alexander's debut.	D
The veterinarian that Melvin brings Verdell to board with is played by Danielle Spencer, who was Raj [...]	D
Paul Gross auditioned for the part of Simon Bishop, but the director told him he was too "fine-featu [...]	D
When still known as "Old Friends" Liza Minnelli was considered for a role.	D
An earlier version of the script was called "Old Friends". It was listed as one of the best unproduc [...]	D
Shirley Knight was only paid scale. They figured it was such A good role for a woman her age, she wo [...]	D
The real "Verdell" stayed at Jack Nicholson's Hollywood house during the movie.	D
Annie Tippe's debut.	D
Entertainment Weekly listed the film under its original title, "Old Friends", in their fall movie pr [...]	D
As of 2019, features Greg Kinnear's only Oscar nominated performance.	D
The song "Always Look on the Bright Side of Life" was written by Eric Idle as the ending melody for [...]	D
Helen Hunt took a two-year break from movies after this film. She'd been working almost non-stop sin [...]	D
The only Best Picture Oscar nominee that year to not be nominated for Best Director.	D
This was the first film Lisa Edelstein and Helen Hunt appeared in together. Edelstein has a brief ca [...]	D
Courtney Love turned down the role of Carol, as she was recording the "Celebrity Skin" album with he [...]	D
Melvin has obsessive-compulsive disorder (OCD). His anxieties and fears lead to repetitive behavior.	D
Kristi Zea's debut.	D
The clip on the television is from an episode of Strega per amore (1965).	D
The only film that year to be nominated for Best Actor and Best Actress Oscars, it won both awards.	D
Greg Kinnear had a hard time getting along with the dog.	D
Holly Denys's debut.	D
Uma Thurman was considered for the role of Carol, but the producers turned her down because she was [...]	D
Jack Nicholson would sometimes add compulsive ticks to his performance just out of the camera's view [...]	D
The role of Carol Connelly was initially offered to Holly Hunter.	D
Nicole Salter's debut.	D
The role of Melvin Udall was initially offered to John Travolta.	D

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Late Night with Conan O'Brien: Greg Kinnear/Bob Odenkirk/Tom Shales	D
Dinner for Five: Episode #2.1	D
Who Do You Think You Are?: Helen Hunt	D
Fallout 2: A Post-Nuclear Role-Playing Game	D
Siskel & Ebert & the Movies: The Worst Films of 1997	D
22nd Annual Mark Twain Prize for American Humor celebrating: Dave Chappelle	D
Jeopardy!: Episode #38.111	D
Movie Stars: Mothers & Brothers	D
Siskel & Ebert & the Movies: The 6th Day/You Can Count on Me/Men of Honor/Little Nicky/Wonder Boys	D
WWE Monday Night RAW: Release the Beast	D
The 55th Annual Golden Globe Awards	D
Il Saturday Night Live: Daniel Craig/The Weeknd	D
Elvira's Movie Macabre: The Terror	D
Suits: I Want You to Want Me	D
Cast Away	D
The Lady with the Torch	D
I Griffin: Family Gay	D
I Griffin: Screams of Silence: The Story of Brenda Q	D
(500) giorni insieme	D
BoJack Horseman: Yesterdayland	D
WatchMojo: Top 10 Serious Movie Pick-up Lines	D
BoJack Horseman: Start Spreading the News	D
Due uomini e mezzo: Boompa Loved His Hookers	D
WatchMojo: Top 10 Characters with OCD in Film and TV	D
Dawson's Creek: Clean and Sober	D
The Cutting Edge: The Magic of Movie Editing	D
I Griffin: E. Peterbus Unum	D
The 79th Annual Academy Awards	D
Lethal Weapon: As Good as It Getz	D
Doggiewoggiez! Poochiewoochiez!	D
Melrose Place: As Bad as It Gets	D
Bob's Burgers: Lindapendent Woman	D
Keepers of the Frame	D
Late Show with David Letterman: Episode dated 5 March 1998	D
The Real Thing	D
Shiver	D
The Nostalgia Chick: What Women Want	D
Il Saturday Night Live: Greg Kinnear/All Saints	D
Hot Movie - Un film con il lubrificante	D
Absence	D
This Changes Everything	D
Strictly Background	D
The Michael Knowles Show: Snowflakes and the End of Days	D
Dr Jack et Mr Nicholson	D
I film: The Nineties	D
Corpi da reato	D
L'uomo di casa: Take Your Daughter to Work	D
The Darkest Timeline with Ken Jeong & Joel McHale: #DeathMechanic	D
Siskel & Ebert & the Movies: The Postman/Mr. Magoo/Jackie Brown/An American Werewolf in Paris/Afterglow/The Education of Little Tree	D
MsMojo: Top 10 Movie Characters with Girls Way Out of Their League	D
Best! Movies! Ever!: Restaurants	D
Dawson's Creek: Separate Ways (Worlds Apart)	D
Whose Line Is It Anyway?: Show No. 116	D
Il Saturday Night Live: Julianne Moore/Backstreet Boys	D
The 75th Annual Academy Awards	D
Brian di Nazareth	D
Siskel & Ebert & the Movies: Wag the Dog/Home Alone 3/For Richer or Poorer/Deconstructing Harry/Scream 2	D
Un americano a Parigi	D
The Michael Knowles Show: Mueller Indicts Democrats	D
Not Another Not Another Movie	D
Strega per amore	D
Il Saturday Night Live: Greg Kinnear/All Saints	D
MsMojo: Top 10 Most Romantic Movie Lines	D
Siskel & Ebert & the Movies: Tomorrow Never Dies/Mousehunt/As Good as it Gets/Kundun/Oscar and Lucinda	D
Pretty Woman	D
La donna lupo	D
Ass Good Ass It Gets	D
This Is Us: Career Days	D
Siskel & Ebert & the Movies: If We Picked the Winners - 1998	D
Bob's Burgers: The Unnatural	D
Jimmy Kimmel Live!: Lily James/Sebastian Stan/Quinta Brunson/Eric Bellinger	D
WatchMojo: Top 20 Funniest Film Title Translations	D
WatchMojo: Top 10 Jack Nicholson Performances	D
The Rotten Tomatoes Show: Cop Out/The Crazies/A Prophet	D
Unbreakable Kimmy Schmidt: Kimmy Is... Little Girl, Big City!	D
Poliziotti fuori - Due sbirri a piede libero	D
Broadcast News: James L. Brooks - A Singular Voice	D
As Gouda as it Gets	D
Voglia di tenerezza	D
I Griffin: 420	D
Mystery Science Theater 3000: Academy of Robots' Choice Awards Special	D
Howard Stern on Demand: Cuba Gooding Jr.	D
Sonny tra le stelle: Guess Who's Coming to Guest Star	D
De wereld draait door: Episode #4.113	D
WWE Monday Night RAW: Episode #17.21	D
Siskel & Ebert & the Movies: The Best Films of 1997	D
WatchMojo: Top 10 Corniest Rom Com Lines	D
The Larry Sanders Show: Flip	D
American Dreamz	D
Community: Accounting for Lawyers	D
Jeopardy!: Million Dollar Celebrity Invitational Semifinal 2	D
Sydney to the Max: As Bad as She Gets	D
La promessa	D
Jeopardy!: Episode #33.54	D
The Tonight Show with Jay Leno: Episode #19.103	D
Naturally, Sadie: As Bad as It Gets	D
EdiciÃ³n Especial Coleccionista: Blu-ray: El Bueno, el Feo y el Malo	D
Bio Zombie	D
The 70th Annual Academy Awards	D
Romantic Comedy	D
Le regole dell'amore: The Five Things	D
Il Saturday Night Live: Helen Hunt/Hanson	D
The Tonight Show with Jay Leno: Episode #19.119	D
The Andrew Klavan Show: Drinking Clinton's Tears	D
Big Mouth: Horrority House	D
Cinque pezzi facili	D
Black Books: The Entertainer	D
Baghead	D
WatchMojo: Top 10 Cheesiest Movie Quotes	D
Night & Day: As Good as It Gets	D
Film Geek	D
Straight Up	D

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Errori

The headrests in the car while stopped on the side of the road.	D
When Carol takes the train to see Melvyn, after getting out of bed and for the sole purpose of telli [...]	D
When Melvin, Carol and Spencer get in the cab to go to the hospital, the cab driver is completely di [...]	D
When Simon picks up his dog from Melvin after returning from the hospital: he's at Melvin's apartmen [...]	D
The amount of liquid in Carol's cocktail changes from the time she's at the bar to when it's placed [...]	D
While Simon is being verbally assaulted by Melvin, his shirt is unbuttoned. After he turns away, his [...]	D
The number of grapes on Melvin's Plate changes repeatedly between shots during his conversation with [...]	D
The length of the dog's hair (especially on its legs) changes inconsistently throughout the movie.	D
When Melvin kisses Carol the second time, she throws her right arm around his neck. In the next shot [...]	D
When Melvin picks up Simon's dog and it urinates, you can see that the stream of urine is clearly co [...]	D
When Carol returns from the dinner with Melvin is dark night but when Simon rips his cast to draw he [...]	D
When Carol tells Melvin that he can bring the dog into the restaurant, her mouth isn't moving.	D
When Carol and her mother are at the kitchen table.	D
Carol's hair-pin changes position (from being at the level of her ears to the level of her neck and [...]	D
When Carl pulls his car over to the curb where the guys are standing he tells his friend over the sp [...]	D
When Simon first meets Carol, she sees his scars from being beaten by the men robbing him. As he is [...]	D
When Carol pulls over Melvin's Saab convertible so she can get the full story from Simon the top is [...]	D
Melvin removes his glasses twice while looking out of the window before seeing his publisher.	D
Carol's watch when she's on the phone with Melvin.	D
When Simon, Melvin and Carol go to Baltimore and Carol gets to drive while Simon is telling his stor [...]	D
When Melvin puts on the plastic gloves and is going to pick up Verdell, the glove on his right hand [...]	D
When Melvin and Simon both coax Verdell to come to them, Simon holds out the bacon and says in baby [...]	D
When Melvin is sitting in the cafe talking to Carol, he removes his glasses and begins to unbutton h [...]	D
When Simon spends the night with Melvin, Carol calls and Simon picks up. When it's time for Melvin t [...]	D
The style of knot in Melvin's tie keeps changing when he's having dinner with Carol at the seafood r [...]	D
When Carol asks Melvin to take her and Spencer to the hospital in his cab, Melvin shouts at a group [...]	D
When Melvin walks to Carol's restaurant for the first time, we see him on the sidewalk, avoiding cra [...]	D
Melvin won't go into Carol's apartment because of the lines on the kitchen floor at the end of the m [...]	D
When Carol is waving goodbye to her son, there is a reflection of camera equipment clearly visible i [...]	D
Despite his OCD leading to forced hygiene, Melvin touches several door knobs with his bare hands dur [...]	D
When Melvin visits Simon late at night (around 64 minutes in) both men appear momentarily distracted [...]	D
When Simon is in the hotel in Baltimore, he rips his cast between the thumb and index finger. Upon t [...]	D
When Carol, having been caught in the rain on her way to see Melvin, enters Melvin's building, her b [...]	D
When Melvin and Frank are sitting together at the restaurant some 76 minutes into the film, Carol pl [...]	D
After confronting Simon about his missing dog, Melvin Udall returns to his apartment. The first lock [...]	D
When Carol is standing and talking to Melvin in the restaurant, when viewed from the back, Carol's a [...]	D
When Melvin and Carol walk past the bakery at the end of the movie, the lights come on and the staff [...]	D
When Melvin takes Simon soup, it is past 3am. In the next scene, Carol is up writing Melvin a thank- [...]	D
On the way home from Baltimore, they stop by a Mobil gas station. Different signs give prices of $1. [...]	D
In the fancy restaurant, the singer in the background sings the same song twice. Once as they enter [...]	D
When Carol kisses Melvin in the restaurant, his right hand disappears and reappears on her hair betw [...]	D
When Carol and Melvin are talking in the restaurant before the trip to Baltimore, Carol folds up the [...]	D
During the scene with Melvin on the pay phone, a sign for the Holland Tunnel is visible when he, Car [...]	D
As Carol gets in the Saab to go to Maryland, the driver's seat belt is caught in the head rest, caus [...]	D
At 2:32, Melvin turns on the kitchen light then he opens the refrigerator door. The refrigerator int [...]	D
The position of the dog on the rug the first time he is going to eat in Melvin's apartment. First sh [...]	D
About 22 minutes in, when Carol clears Melvin's table, the plates are stacked and held differently i [...]	D

Frase

Melvin Udall: I can't get back to my old life. She [...]	D
Melvin Udall: [enters his psychiatrist's office] H [...]	D
Melvin Udall: [to a group of depressed psychiatric [...]	D
Melvin Udall: [to Verdell the dog] Don't be like m [...]	D
Carol Connelly: We all have these terrible stories [...]	D
Melvin Udall: [sitting in the bar alone after Caro [...]	D
Receptionist: I can't resist! You usually move thr [...]	D
Carol Connelly: My knees go when you turn on the C [...]	D
Frank Sachs: Can you drive him? Melvin Udall: Thi [...]	D
Melvin Udall: [dumping Verdell down the garbage ch [...]	D
Simon Bishop: The best thing you have going for yo [...]	D
Melvin Udall: [Melvin has once again insulted her [...]	D
Melvin Udall: Police! Donut-munching morons, HELP [...]	D
Melvin Udall: [after telling Carol that he thinks [...]	D
Carol Connelly: [Melvin enters the restaurant in h [...]	D
Carol Connelly: And then they send me to ER where [...]	D
Melvin Udall: How much more you got to eat? Appeti [...]	D
Melvin Udall: No thank you. Shouldn't that be a go [...]	D
Carol Connelly: How are you? Simon Bishop: Don't [...]	D
Carol Connelly: When you first entered the restaur [...]	D
Melvin Udall: I've got Jews at my table. Carol Co [...]	D
Melvin Udall: You changed your office around! Dr. [...]	D
Melvin Udall: [Typing away] At last she was able t [...]	D
Frank Sachs: If there's a mental health organizati [...]	D
Melvin Udall: Hey, I've got a great compliment for [...]	D
Carol Connelly: Come on in, and try not to ruin ev [...]	D
Melvin Udall: Oh, you were talking about your dog. [...]	D
Dr. Martin Bettes: [looking over Spencer's medical [...]	D
Simon Bishop: [Seeing Carol undressed, in only a t [...]	D
Simon Bishop: What are those cards? Jackie: Frank [...]	D
[last lines] Melvin Udall: Want something? Carol [...]	D
Simon Bishop: Is this fun for you? You lucky devil [...]	D
Melvin Udall: How old are you? Because going by yo [...]	D
Carol Connelly: [after Carol arrives at Melvin's a [...]	D
Simon Bishop: Waiting gives the devil time.	D
Carol Connelly: My God, what happened to you? Sim [...]	D
Frank Sachs: I grew up in hell! My grandmother has [...]	D
Pedestrian: [Sees Melvin making a fuss of Verdell] [...]	D
Melvin Udall: [crying and laughing at the same tim [...]	D
Melvin Udall: [answers the door] Is he dead yet? [...]	D
Carol Connelly: Why can't I have a normal boyfrien [...]	D
Melvin Udall: Just what the world needs, another [...]	D
Melvin Udall: [finishing his latest romance novel] [...]	D
[Simon is hospitalized and is given a hand mirror [...]	D
Simon Bishop: Thank you, Melvin. You... overwhelm [...]	D
Melvin Udall: You're a disgrace to depression.	D
Melvin Udall: I need you to chaperone, separate ev [...]	D
Melvin Udall: Hey, what I did for you... it's work [...]	D
Melvin Udall: As long as you keep your work zipped [...]	D
Carol Connelly: A compliment is something nice abo [...]	D
Dr. Martin Bettes: My wife is Melvin Udall's publi [...]	D
Carol Connelly: Is it a secret what you're doing h [...]	D
Melvin Udall: I will tell you why the dog prefers [...]	D
Simon Bishop: Melvin, do you know where you're luc [...]	D
Simon Bishop: The life I was trying for is gone, b [...]	D
Melvin Udall: Can I ask you a personal question? [...]	D
Carol Connelly: Have you ever let a romantic momen [...]	D
Melvin Udall: You know, they let you in with a hou [...]	D
Frank Sachs: [finished with yelling at Melvin] I H [...]	D
Carol Connelly: You're going to die soon with that [...]	D
Melvin Udall: Never, never, interrupt me, okay? No [...]	D
Simon Bishop: Verdell. What's wrong? You miss the [...]	D
Carol Connelly: To hell with sex! It was better th [...]	D
Carol Connelly: [driving to Baltimore] I'm sure, S [...]	D
Melvin Udall: That's some face they left on ya! S [...]	D
Carol Connelly: I want your life for five minutes [...]	D
Melvin Udall: Now, I got a real great compliment f [...]	D
Simon Bishop: Rot in hell, Melvin! Melvin Udall: [...]	D
Melvin Udall: I'm drowning here, and you're descri [...]	D
Simon Bishop: [Simon and Melvin return to Melvin's [...]	D
Melvin Udall: I'm dying here. Simon Bishop: Becau [...]	D
Carol's Date: Just a little too much reality for a [...]	D
Melvin Udall: How do you write women so well? I th [...]	D
Melvin Udall: Did you have sex with her? [Carol c [...]	D
Melvin Udall: Judging from your eyes, I'd say you [...]	D
Melvin Udall: I don't get this place. They make me [...]	D
Melvin Udall: You like sad stories? Wanna hear min [...]	D
Carol Connelly: [to Dr. Bettes, Spencer's wonderfu [...]	D
Simon Bishop: Okay... What I do is, I watch. Ever [...]	D
Jackie: [reading from her own note cards one by on [...]	D
Melvin Udall: I work at home, do you realise that? [...]	D
Melvin Udall: Love that dog. Simon Bishop: You do [...]	D
Carol Connelly: Well, now your furry little underb [...]	D
Carol Connelly: Do you have any control over how c [...]	D
Melvin Udall: [introducing Carol to Simon] Carol t [...]	D
Simon Bishop: Why are you doing this to me?	D
Melvin Udall: I can't do this without you. I'm afr [...]	D
Melvin Udall: [tentatively] I'm gonna grab you. [ [...]	D
Frank Sachs: You can take my car, a convertible. D [...]	D
Simon Bishop: Lucky for you... you're here for roc [...]	D
Carol Connelly: Do you want to dance? Melvin Udal [...]	D
Melvin Udall: People who talk in metaphors oughta [...]	D
Carol Connelly: [writing a thank-you note to Melvi [...]	D

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