Deck the Halls (2006) |
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Deck the Halls Cast |
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Kristin Davis
(as Kelly Finch)
with Matthew Broderick
(as Steve Finch)
Kristin Chenoweth
(as Tia Hall)
with Danny DeVito
(as Buddy Hall)
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Deck the Halls (2006) was nominated for the following awards:
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Trivia and QuotesTrivia DeVito`s house used LED lights to provide remarkable displays not possible with traditional Christmas lights. Otherwise, the lighting could only be done by special effect computers. The lights, from Boston-based Color Kinetics, formed a "digital skin" around DeVito`s house, acting like pixels on a TV screen. At one point, the roof of DeVito`s house turned into a live video display of DeVito`s face. At maximum intensity, the 14,300 LED nodes used just 7,150 watts of energy, the equivalent of four average hair dryers. Wrapping the house with conventional exterior string lights would have used approximately 100,100 watts, 14 times more than the LED installation, and without the capability for programmable effects. The entire LED installation used a total of 126 amps, about as much as 1.3 average households. Conventional exterior string lights would have used 812 amps, the equivalent of 8 houses` worth of power. In a 22 November 2006 interview on ABC`s "Live with Regis and Kathie Lee" (1989), Kristin Davis confessed she had been nervous being cast as the wife of Matthew Broderick, the real-life husband of close friend Sarah Jessica Parker. She said she received approval via email from Parker, however not before a re-write of the script added what Davis termed a playful kissing scene between herself and Broderick. Apparently, according to Davis, in her opinion, the scene as filmed was too steamy for the film to keep a PG rating and would have been cut from the final print. Was originally titled ‘All Lit Up’. For the scene in which Steve and Buddy are in a speed skating race, Matthew Broderick had to train with a real speed skater for a few months beforehand. | ||
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