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The Next Best Thing

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GROSS REVENUE:
$24,362,772

GENRES:
Comedy, Drama, Romance

BUDGET:
$25 Million

DVD RELEASE DATE:
May 2, 2005

RELEASE DATE:
March 3, 2000


John Schlesinger

Tom Rosenberg | Leslie Dixon | Linne Radmin | Gary Lucchesi

Thomas Ropelewski

Gabriel Yared

Elliot Davis

Peter Honess

Lakeshore Entertainment

Distributed by Paramount Pictures

United States

English | French

Rae's Restaurant, 2901 Pico Boulevard, Santa Monica, California, USA (where Abbie eats a hamburger for the first time and realizes she might be pregnant)

Los Angeles, California, USA

Whittier, California, USA

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GLAAD Media Awards

2001 Nominated GLAAD Media Award Outstanding Film (Wide Release)

YoungStar Awards

2000 Nominated YoungStar Award Best Young Actor/Performance in a Motion Picture Comedy Malcolm Stumpf

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Rupert Everett and Madonna in The Next Best Thing Madonna And Rupert Everett  in The Next Best Thing Rupert Everett and Madonna Star in The Next Best Thing


Best friends – one a straight woman, Abbie, the other a gay man, Robert – who decide to have a child together. Five years later, Abbie falls in love with a heterosexual man and wants to move away with him and Robert's little boy Sam, and a nasty custody battle ensues.

In the original script, Abbie worked as a swimming instructor. After reading it, Madonna decided that the character should be a yoga instructor.

The house that Rupert Everett stays at is actually Cecil B. DeMille's old house.

Rupert Everett's own black Labrador Moise appears as the family pet

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Ben: Are you gay, or are you just acting gay?
Robert: Well, that depends, are you interested are are you just acting interested?

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A dreary little journey that starts as a cutesy sitcom and nosedives into leaden soap opera.
Chris Garcia - Atlanta Journal-Constitution

This movie remains full of high Hollywood cliches.
Michael Wilmington - Chicago Tribune

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