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The unnamed Lady in the Elevator (Kristy Allen) has a prominent chest that is uncontrollably describ [...]	D
Tom Shadyac and Jim Carrey saw the film as a transition in their careers toward more grounded comedi [...]	D
The pitcher of water Fletcher is drinking from in the courtroom is the exact same pitcher as the one [...]	D
Among the emergency response personnel in the airport scene, Jim Carrey can be seen dressed as his p [...]	D
The part where Fletcher Reede exclaims "Mama!" before leering and suckling to the woman in the eleva [...]	D
Included among the American Film Institute's 2000 list of the 500 movies nominated for the Top 100 F [...]	D
Jim Carrey agreed to do the film after reading the script, feeling happy to play a character who was [...]	D
In Ace Ventura - L'acchiappanimali (1994) and in this film, Jim Carrey refers to Randall 'Tex' Cobb' [...]	D
Mitchell Ryan and Jim Carrey both featured in the Dirty Harry series with Clint Eastwood.	D
At one time during development, the script was tailored at Disney for Goldie Hawn in the eventual Ji [...]	D
Jim Carrey's tendency to improvise and go off script resulted in longer than planned shooting schedu [...]	D
The film is dedicated to Jason Bernard who played his last role in this film and shortly after died [...]	D
When Steve Martin was connected to the film, it was quite different in many ways. Martin's version o [...]	D
Jennifer Tilly described her character as a "Beverly Hills socialite. Her idea of weightlifting is t [...]	D
Jim Carrey was paid $20 million for this film.	D
Trailer narrated by Hal Douglas.	D
Often referenced with All of Me, which also centered around a lawyer presented with his biggest case [...]	D
Cary Elwes claims that people still come up to him all the time to do his version of "the claw."	D
Although Robin Williams declined the role of Fletcher Reede (which was eventually played by Jim Carr [...]	D
The case Greta talks about, about her friend and the burglar, is based on the case Bodine vs Enterpr [...]	D
In the beginning, Fletcher is picking up Max to go to wrestling. The main event of the show is suppo [...]	D
The film is considered to be a remake of Et dÃ¸gn uden lÃ¸gn (1963).	D
It was the first movie after the roles in Ace Ventura - L'acchiappanimali (1994), The Mask - Da zero [...]	D
This film was rewritten by Judd Apatow, which went uncredited.	D
Fletcher's line "...ridden more than Seattle Slew..." is referencing an American Thoroughbred raceho [...]	D
Jim Carrey declined the role of Dr. Evil in Austin Powers - Il controspione (1997) so he could be co [...]	D
When he was interviewed about the film, Jim Carrey jokingly lied what the film was about and stated [...]	D
Cheri Oteri's and Sara Paxton's debut film. Oteri plays Jane, the receptionist at Fletcher's law fir [...]	D
In one scene, Jim Carrey bellows out in courtroom "Here she comes to wreck the day!" in a vocal song [...]	D
Some fans pointed out that Mrs. Cole isn't sworn in here but Tom Shadyac said they just cut it out t [...]	D
Fletcher's car is a 1996 Mercedes-Benz SL 500 [R129].	D
Randall 'Tex' Cobb has a cameo in this movie, talking about returning a jacket he had borrowed from [...]	D
Randall 'Tex' Cobb: The actor, who played "Gruff Man" in Ace Ventura - L'acchiappanimali (1994), is [...]	D
The filmmakers cast Maura Tierney because she was "so grounding for Jim [Carrey]."	D
At the 0:31 mark of the film, when Fletcher is writing on the floor, it can clearly be seen that his [...]	D
Jim Carrey got so into his character that he said he "would go home with total exhaustion."	D
When Max asks his father, "If I keep making this face, will it get stuck that way?" Fletcher replies [...]	D
The script wasn't always about a lawyer. Fletcher was almost a politician or real estate agent.	D
Acoustic pop artists Jars of Clay wrote a song titled "Five Candles" that was intended to play durin [...]	D
The filmmakers researched Fletcher's closing argument to make sure it would stand up in court. Co-sc [...]	D
When Fletcher is having the pen war in his office, he comes up from behind the desk with the word Bl [...]	D
The original screenplay by Paul Guay and Stephen Mazur was rewritten from scratch by director Tom Sh [...]	D
Jim Carrey came up with the idea for the closing scene. He woke Tom Shadyac up in the middle of the [...]	D
This was Don Keefer's final acting role before his death on September 7, 2014 at the age of 98.	D
When Fletcher beats himself up in the restroom, no sound effects were used; those are really the sou [...]	D
Amanda Donohoe (Miranda), Anne Haney (Greta), Mitchell Ryan (Mr. Allan), and Jim Jansen (Pilot) all [...]	D
Christopher Darden: As Fletcher Reede (Jim Carrey) is leaving the court building at the beginning of [...]	D
Jennifer Tilly went on record in an interview that she was honored to work with Jim Carrey.	D
The filmmakers purposely chose not to explain why the wish came true.	D
Hugh Grant was considered to star as Fletcher Reede.	D
To get into character, Cary Elwes bought inspirational self-help books from SkyMall.	D
During the first take of Fletcher's encounter with the panhandler, Don Keefer mistakenly shouted out [...]	D
Jim Carrey cameos as Fire Marshall Bill, a character he played in In Living Color (1990), during the [...]	D
Steve Martin turned down the lead role in this film due to scheduling conflicts with another film ti [...]	D
When Judge Stevens first walks in the court room and the guard says: "Please stand up to receive hon [...]	D
This is Jason Bernard's second appearance in a movie about a lawyer under supernatural influence who [...]	D
This is the second time that Jim Carrey has done a scene involving an airport chase. First time was [...]	D
The filmmakers were influenced by Big (1988), another popular movie about a boy's wish coming true.	D
According to an interview with Jim Carrey, he says that the gag of Fletcher chasing his son as "The [...]	D
The script was turned down nine times before producer Brian Grazer bought it. He only heard two sent [...]	D
In the final scenes, the airline depicted, Tower Air was in fact a real life charter airline operati [...]	D
In Ace Ventura - L'acchiappanimali (1994) Ace pretends to be a lawyer named Tom Ace. The "Tom" part [...]	D
One trailer included moments from a deleted opening scene in which Fletcher unscrupulously defends a [...]	D
This is Jim Carrey's first collaboration with Cary Elwes. The second one was on Disney's A Christmas [...]	D
Max's teacher is reading to her class a story from Dr. Seuss' "Green Eggs and Ham". Jim Carrey later [...]	D
The Mercedes that Fletcher drives never had a glove box because of space limitations. The shot with [...]	D
Tom Shadyac said that he and Jim Carrey "wanted to do a film without flatulence" but couldn't "grow [...]	D
In the scene where Fletcher arrives at Audrey's house after his car is impounded, Jim Carrey wasn't [...]	D
Jim Carrey a divorced father himself jokingly applauds Fletcher Reede's calmness at the end in the a [...]	D

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