Directed by: Tim Blake Nelson
Starring: Martin Sheen, Julia Stiles, Josh Hartnett, Mekhi Phifer, Andrew Keegan
Corrected entry: When Hugo is driving in the country, he is cruising down the road with the parking brake set.
Corrected entry: The movie takes place in South Carolina, but not a single person, except the USC basketball coach, has even a trace of a Southern accent.
Correction: No one has an accent because the school is a boarding school. Hence the dorm rooms and no parents.
Plot hole: About half way through the movie, the basketball coach is in his office and you can see a dry-erase board behind him, and a couple of dates such as 3-15-99... however earlier in the movie when they are announcing the basketball game they say that it is the 2000 season. They obviously changed the voice over to 2000 after the release date was changed, however the dates on the board are still referring to the scheduled '99 release.
Odin: Where is my scarf?
Desi: I don't know.
Odin: You lost it?
Desi: No, I just misplaced it.
Odin: Does Michael know where my scarf is?
Desi: What? If you're asking me if I'm cheating on you, get some balls and ask! Michael? You're the only person I've ever been with and you're the only person I want to be with! And if you want to be with me you never talk to me like that again, ever.
Trivia: During the last basketball game of the movie, there is a shot of the coach, and you see some of the other team's boys warming up. Their school is on the front of their shirts. The school is Stratford, which being an Othello remake is a direct reference to William Shakespeare and his birthplace Stratford-on-Avon.
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Correction: It is possible to drive with your parking brake on, in fact many people do it without realizing that they are.