When Josie just arrives to the school and is standing with her back to the car, we see a blonde girl with a short blue dress pass, in the next shot, she passes again. See more...
At the prom, the popular girls tell a couple that there's "no room" at their table. The couple is dressed like Mary and Joseph of the Bible, whom were told there was "no room" at the inn (and therefore had to give birth to Jesus in a stable). See more...
Directed by Raja Gosnell, starring David Arquette, Drew Barrymore, Jessica Alba, John C. Reilly, Leelee Sobieski, Michael Vartan, Molly Shannon (add more)
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In the flashback that shows Josie at her house before prom, how could Billy have called her right before his limo appeared in front of her house? The year would have had to be 1990 or 1991, when Josie was a senior (or earlier, if she was younger but senior Billy asked her to prom). Were cell phones common during that time? [Cell phones perhaps not, but car phones would have been common in limousines.]
Answered by Sierra1
What department is Roger from? And what does that department do? I mean the Roger that Anita says she has slept with at the begining of the film. [Roger works in the op/ed department. This department deals with opinion pieces and editorials. You can find an exact definition at this web site: www.freesearch.co.uk/dictionary/op-ed.]
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