Model at Front Desk of Miami Marriott (uncredited)
Ashley Head
Hotel Guest (uncredited)
Paul Heckmann
Truck Show Patron (uncredited)
Jennifer Hepp
Monster Truck Enthusiast (uncredited)
Rick Herod
Ranch Hand (uncredited)
Mike Judge
Motel Clerk (uncredited)
William Kidd
Office Worker (uncredited)
Jason Duffy Klemm
Valet Customer (uncredited)
Michael S. Koenig
Business Traveler (uncredited)
Yvonna Lynn
Girl in Elevator (uncredited)
Michael Marco
Miami Tourist (uncredited)
Erin McCann
Girl in Airport (uncredited)
Jon McPhalen
Blackjack Dealer (uncredited)
Tammy Nguyen
Student on Bus (uncredited)
Rosa Nichols
Girl at Miami Hotel Desk (uncredited)
Brian Nolen
Baggage Handler (uncredited)
Richard Phillips
Dancer (uncredited)
Larry Purtell
Shoeshine Man in Airport (uncredited)
Vernon Reeves
Mafia Gambler (uncredited)
Matt Wallace
Monster Truck Enthusiast (uncredited)
Channing Webb
Monster Truck Show Gun Holder (uncredited)
Farah White
Woman in Elevator (uncredited)
Phillip Wilburn
Man in Elevator (uncredited)
Stephen Wade Wilson
Hotel Guest (uncredited)
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Trivia
The slutty outfit that Sara Moore wears throughout the second half was actually chosen by Elizabeth Hurley. The director liked it so much he decided that would be her costume.
During filming in 2002, 'Matthew Perry' spent some time in rehab due to an addiction to prescription painkillers. Production was slowed, but the filmmakers focused on filming scenes without Perry in them during his absence.
Many of the locations featured in the movie are actual locations found in Dallas Texas (e.g., the Texas Club, Reunion Arena, Dallas City Hall.) However, the stainless steel building of the "Moore Company" in the movie is actually the Dallas Federal Reserve Bank (K-11) which is located in the cultural district of Dallas.
When Sara originally makes up the "contract" between herself and Joe, she does not sign her name on the bottom, writing only "One Million Dollars". Later on when Joe shows her the contract, her name is signed on the bottom.
The legal goofs in this movie are hard to count, but to start with, in New York, the rule is that when serving process on someone all you have to do is mail it to them and tack it on their door. Sara running would have no legal effect.
There are many indications that the movie takes place around Christmas time, but near the end of the movie, as it is approaching 7pm (Texas time), it is still daylight outside, when it ought to be dark.