About Last Night...
Making love was easy...being in love difficult.
Country
Production
Budget
$8 500 000
Box office
$38 702 310
Director
Actors
Rob Lowe, Demi Moore, Jim Belushi, Elizabeth Perkins, George DiCenzo, Robin Thomas, Donna Gibbons, Megan Mullally, Michael Alldredge, Patricia Duff
All actors and roles (10)
All actors and roles (10)
Scenario
Denise DeClue, Tim Kazurinsky
Producer
Stuart Oken, Jason Brett, Arnold Stiefel
Camera operator
Andrew Dintenfass
Composer
Miles Goodman
Artist
Ida Random, William A. Elliott
Audition
Gail Eisenstadt
Editing
Harry Keramidas
Whole Team (76)
Whole Team (76)
Short description
A man and woman meet and try to have a romantic affair, despite their personal problems and the interference of their disapproving friends.
What's left behind the scenes
- The film is based on David Mamet's 1974 play, "Sexual Perversity in Chicago." The film was originally supposed to be titled the same, but many major newspapers and television channels categorically refused to advertise the film with such a title.
- Phoebe Cates auditioned for the role of Debbie, which was eventually played by Demi Moore.
- Initially, Dan Aykroyd and John Belushi were supposed to star in the film. However, John Belushi asked his brother James Belushi for advice, who had previously played a similar role in David Mamet's play. James objected to his participation in the project, explaining that he didn't want the brothers to be compared to each other.
- According to Rob Lowe, he began reading the script sent to him while lying in the bath, intending to quickly skim a couple of pages, but only realized what had happened on page 73, when the water had long gone cold and he knew he would definitely be in the film.
- According to Rob Lowe, he improvised in the scene where his character breaks up with Demi Moore's character. In particular, Lowe said, "I don't love you anymore," and this phrase caught his partner off guard (they had previously maintained a very close relationship), so the sound of surprise that Moore made was very natural.
- The film is based on David Mamet's 1974 play titled "Sexual Perversity in Chicago." Originally, the film was to be called the same, but many major newspapers and television networks categorically refused to advertise a movie with such a title.
- Initially, the roles in the film were intended for Dan Aykroyd and John Belushi. However, John Belushi sought advice from his brother, James Belushi, who had previously played a similar role in David Mamet's play. James opposed his participation in the project, explaining that he did not want the brothers to be compared to one another.
- According to Rob Lowe, he began reading the script sent to him while lying in the bathtub, intending to quickly skim a couple of pages; however, he only came to his senses on page 73, by which time the water had long since gone cold and he realized he absolutely had to be in this movie.
- Rob Lowe stated that he improvised the scene where his character breaks up with Demi Moore's character. Specifically, Lowe said, "I don't love you anymore," and this phrase caught his co-star off guard (they had maintained a very close relationship in the past), so the sound of surprise Moore made was very natural.
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