Question 1

What surprising filming location fact connects Duplex to a major historical event?

Accepted Answer

It was one of the first major productions to film in New York City after 9/11.

Question 2

What humorous detail appears during the 'clap on clap off war' scene between Alex and Mrs. Connelly?

Accepted Answer

Drew Barrymore's character Nancy puts her face into her pillow to keep from laughing when Alex gives the middle finger toward the ceiling.

Question 3

What is factually incorrect about Nancy's use of the word 'tickety-boo' in the film?

Accepted Answer

Nancy claims it means 'soon,' but it actually means 'in good, satisfactory, or orderly fashion.'

Question 4

What ironic error occurs when Alex's publisher orders shark with 'no bones' at their lunch meeting?

Accepted Answer

Sharks don't have bones, making her request for 'no bones' biologically impossible.

Question 5

What real-life acting connection exists between James Remar's character Chick in Duplex and his later role in The Girl Next Door?

Accepted Answer

In Duplex, Chick claims to be a pornographer, and Remar later played a famous pornographer in The Girl Next Door (2004).

Question 6

What surprising historical context surrounds the filming of Duplex?

Accepted Answer

It was one of the first major productions to film in New York City after the 9/11 attacks.

Question 7

What humorous continuity error occurs during Alex's lunch with his publisher?

Accepted Answer

The publisher orders shark and asks for no bones, but sharks don't have bones—they have cartilage.

Question 8

What real-life laughter moment was captured during the clap-on/clap-off war scene?

Accepted Answer

Drew Barrymore's character Nancy can be seen putting her face in her pillow to keep from laughing during the scene.

Question 9

What ironic casting connection does James Remar have with his Duplex character?

Accepted Answer

James Remar plays a character claiming to be a pornographer in Duplex, and later played a famous pornographer in The Girl Next Door (2004).

Question 10

What is the central conflict that drives the plot of Duplex?

Accepted Answer

A young couple buys their dream home but faces unexpected challenges from the sweet little old lady living upstairs.

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