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Heather Burns
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The Joey Pants “That Guy” Award
C. J. Wilson as George; Heather Burns also nominated.
In the discussion (3)
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- Heather Burns is explicitly named as one of the speaker’s That Guys. — Chris Ryan
- Wilson’s George is selected as the That Guy candidate.
- The second Patrick girlfriend is considered, then redirected to heat check; her father and later movie appearance are discussed.
In the discussion (13)
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- Dave Chappelle is the first supporting-role candidate. — Juliet Litman
- Parker Posey is presented as a supporting-role candidate. — Amanda Dobbins
- Greg Kinnear is presented as a supporting-role candidate. — Amanda Dobbins
- Heather Burns is presented as a supporting-role candidate. — Juliet Litman
- Steve Zon is presented as a supporting-role candidate. — Juliet Litman
- Dabney Coleman is praised as a supporting-role candidate. — Juliet Litman
- Jean Stapleton is presented as a supporting-role candidate. — Juliet Litman
- Heather Burns is praised in her first film role as an early version of the durable rom-com best-friend performer. — Juliet Litman
- Jean Stapleton's cybersex busy-signal joke is identified as an improvised line. — Juliet Litman
- Parker Posey receives one final pick for making a large impact in limited time and embodying the glamorous 1990s book-editor fantasy. — Juliet Litman
- Posey's sleeping-pill advice at the publishing party is singled out as a perfectly timed supporting moment. — Amanda Dobbins
- Steve Zon receives the other final pick for his sad, unlucky-in-love bookstore employee and the contrast with his role in That Thing You Do. — Amanda Dobbins
- The panel speculates that Hanks and Ephron's working relationship may have helped connect Steve Zon to the earlier Hanks-directed film, but does not establish the casting chain as fact. — Juliet Litman
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