Cameo (James Van Der Beek): When Cindy and Bobby are ready to make love, Van Der Beek comes at the window, and "I Don't Want to Wait" by Paula Cole plays in the background, which is the theme of "Dawson's Creek," which also stars James Van Der Beek. Mary Vernieu and Anne McCarthy, the film's casting directors, departed after a protracted casting phase and disagreements with the director. Christine Sheaks, a third casting director, was brought on board. Sheaks had nothing to do with the picture since the most of the roles were filled by Vernieu and McCarthy.
Anna Faris graduated from the University of Washington and intended to fly to London, but instead went to Los Angeles, where she auditioned for the film and secured her first acting job after meeting with several managers.
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[4] Keenen had turned down many other actresses but was prepared to take a risk on Faris despite her lack of experience due of her instinctive performance: "she had this natural innocence and was humorous."
[7] Before Carmen Electra was recruited, Jenny McCarthy and Melissa Joan Hart auditioned for the role of Drew Decker. [4] Parodies [Correction]
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