10. Sure, Amanda’s Los Angeles home is gorgeous, but Iris’ cute country cottage was the real swoonworthy location among the crew. After initially finding a charming home, the producers decided to build their own so they could be closer to London.<\/p>\n
Calling Meyers “a perfectionist,” Law explained during a<\/a> November 2024 appearance on BBC Radio<\/a>\u00a02\u2019s\u00a0The Zoe Ball Breakfast Show,\u00a0\u201cShe toured the whole area and didn\u2019t quite find the chocolate box cottage she was looking for. So she just hired a field and drew it and had someone build it.\u201d<\/p>\n The production team created Rosehill Cottage in only two weeks, with Meyers saying in a DVD feature, “We built that wall and we put in those trees. It really was just an empty field. It was a real tourist attraction while it was there.”<\/p>\n Unfortunately, the building was torn down after filming and all of the interior scenes were done on a sound stage in Culver City, Calif. Thus, Meyers instructed her cinematographer Dean Cundey not to take any wide shots inside the cottage so it would feel small and cozy.<\/p>\n 11. One of the film’s most iconic moments is Law’s Mr. Napkinhead performance, with a majority of the scene being improvised, according to Miffy Englefield, who beat out over 2,500 actresses to play Graham’s daughter, Sophie. Englefield revealed to Vulture<\/a> that Law came up with the line about smoking being bad for you, while Englefield genuinely told Diaz that the bit was “so funny, you’ll fall off your chair.”\u00a0<\/p>\n