Owen Wilson - A Tribute

Cast: Owen Wilson, Kate Hudson and Matt Dillon .
Directors: Anthony Russoand Joe Russo.
Screenwriter: Michael LeSieur.
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Carl Peterson, is an architect, who has just got married to Molly, and they’re about to begin their happy life together. Everything is going just fine, until Dupree, the best man from they´re wedding and Carl’s best friend, shows up to invade the couple’s privacy.

Carl’s offers to help his old friend, giving him a shelter in the couch, thinking that the whole thing will be over in 2 or 3 days. Despite Dupree´s  promise to Carl that he’ll look for a job the very next day, the immature, lazy guy spend´s the time playing with the children from the neighborhood.

 Molly begins to get tired of Dupree.   And the stressed Carl, who doesn’t know how to get rid of him, becoming paranoid because the charismatic Dupree is starting to take his place in the household.

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Here´s an interwiew with Owen for the movie:

Trivia provided by The InternetMovie Database:

• Carl and Molly’s house, although it is blue, is the same house used at the end of 13 Going on 30 (2004), where it is pink.

• Casting brought in producer/performer Anthony Begonia to improv audition an unscripted Hawaiian bartender line which didn’t make it in the film right before the “Flaming Tornado” is unleashed.

• In both _There’s Something About Mary (1998)_ and _You, Me and Dupree (2006)_, the character played by Matt Dillon is referred to as “a big mook.”

• In one scene, Dupree is running through a parking lot looking for Carl. In said parking lot, you can see the yellow van from the movie Little Miss Sunshine (2006), which was in production around the same time.

• The bumper sticker on Mandy the librarian’s car reads “Do the Dewey”. Dewey is the decimal system for cataloging library books.

• The dragon head katana on Mr. Thompson’s desk is the same type made popular by the character Duncan McLeod from the TV show “Highlander” (1992).

• The interior shots of Molly and Carl’s house are filmed on the set of what used to be Hope and Michael Steadman’s house on the television series “thirtysomething” (1987).