"When we wrote the movie, they told us not to worry about the rating... If we had been a little more experienced, maybe we would have shot some coverage for a TV version or something, but we didn't do a lot of that."
We had no idea anybody would see this film," said Jon Heder (aka Napoleon himself). "It's become the ultimate case study. You can go from writing a story to casting the right people to making an endearing and enduring film. It's absolutely doable.
Jane shows up, uninvited, to Adam and Barbara Maitland's home just as they're beginning their sweet staycation. She practically barges in, ruining their alone time, to be a pest. She wants to know if they're ready to sell their house (the house they love, by the way, and are literally staying in for a week's vacation because they want to piddle around and do all the house things). "Please don't send pictures of our house to people," Barbara has to tell this woman, and Jane still doesn't miss a beat.
