Friends with Kids

Friends with Kids

Jason Fryman

Julie Keller

Leslie

Alex

Missy

Ben

Girl Acting Up in Restaurant

Girl in Office

Cole

Cole

Life Coach

Doctor in Delivery Room

Elaine Keller

Marcy Fryman

Phil Fryman

Jason's Colleague at Work

Penelope

Katie

Katie

Troy

Joe (12 months)

Businessman

Stage Manager

Kurt

Mom in Restaurant

Husband in Restaurant

Daughter in Restaurant

Twin in Restaurant

Twin in Restaurant

Missy's New Boyfriend

Pete

Joe (2 1 / 2 yrs)

Soho House Waiter

Sarah

Samantha

Doorman George

Kristen Wiig, Maya Rudolph, Chris O'Dowd and Jon Hamm all appeared together in Bridesmaids (2011).

When the scene showing Julie Keller's (Jennifer Westfeldt) birthday was shot, it was done so on Jennifer Westfeldt's actual birthday.

The opening sequence that starts with a shot of the book The God Delusion by Richard Dawkins on Jason Fryman's (Adam Scott) nightstand was intended to end with a shot of the late Christopher Hitchens book on Julie Keller's (Jennifer Westfeldt) nightstand. A dilemma followed over whether the shot of Hitchen's book should stay in the film given the author's recent death. The shot of Hitchen's book was ultimately dropped due to time.

In the final scene, when Jason leaves Julie's house, she is wearing a black v-neck sweater and her hair is nicely coiffed. After she asked him to leave, when he decided to go back and try again, she is wearing a completely different outfit and her hair is longer and messy.

When Jason describes his girlfriend Mary Jane to Julie and insists that she should meet her, while leaving the house Julie's white scarf is tied in one scene and untied in the next scene.

Jason Fryman: Slow painful death by disease... or watching the love of your life die a slow painful death by disease?

Ben: So, why didn't you guys ever even try to get together?

Jason Fryman: You think that we don't love each other? You know, I have loved this girl for nineteen years, Ben. That is fully half my life. I know everything there is to know about her. I know the mood she's in when she wakes up in the morning - always happy, ready for the day. Can you imagine? I know that she is honest; she won't even take the little shampoo bottles from the hotel room, or sneak into the movie theater for a double feature. She always buys a second ticket. Always. I know that we have the same values, we have the same taste, we have the same sense of humor. I know that we both think that organized religion is completely full of shit. I know that if she is ever paralyzed from the neck down, she would like me to unplug her - and I will. I know her position on just about everything, and I am on board. I am on board with everything about her, so you tell me, Ben. What better woman could I have picked to be the mother of my child?