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-After Espion mais pas trop! (2003) came out, Alan Arkin called Peter Falk to congratulate him on all the great reviews he was getting from critics recalling the original as they trashed the remake.
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-In the 2003 DVD commentary, Alan Arkin relates that Marlon Brando once told him he had seen 'The In-Laws' 20 times, and even imitated Arkin's delivery of certain lines from the film. Writer Andrew Bergman concurs that Brando's appreciation of his script was integral to getting Brando to star in Premiers pas dans la Mafia (1990).
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-Premiere voted this movie as one of "The 50 Greatest Comedies Of All Time" in 2006.
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-When Vince is getting directions to meet the general, the streets include "United Fruit Boulevard," a reference to the U.S. Company that historically dominated much of Central America and gave rise to the expression "a banana republic."
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-According to the audio commentary, Andrew Bergman said this was originally going to be a sequel to Les anges gardiens (1974) which had starred Alan Arkin.
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-Fran Drescher was originally cast as the daughter, Barbara Kornpett, but was fired shortly after filming began and was replaced by Penny Peyser.