Production
The movie was filmed in five residential towns in Passaic and Morris counties in New Jersey; Northport, on Long Island, Warwick, and Purchase, New York. The opening scene was filmed in Clinton, New Jersey by the Clinton Red Mill.
The high school used in the filming was Pompton Lakes High School.
The restaurant scene between Selleck and Dillon, as well as the resulting outdoor scene with Cusack, was filmed at the Homestead Rest in Sparta Township, New Jersey.
The restaurant scene between Kevin Kline and Tom Selleck was filmed at The Shipwreck Diner in Northport, New York.
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