Valentine

Valentine (2001)

Timing: 1:36 (96 min)

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Release date

2001-02-02

Country

United States

Production

Warner Bros. Pictures, Village Roadshow Pictures, NPV Entertainment

Genre

Horror, Thriller

Budget

$29 000 000

Revenue

$36 684 136

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Director

Jamie Blanks

Actors

Denise Richards, David Boreanaz, Marley Shelton, Jessica Capshaw, Jessica Cauffiel, Katherine Heigl, Fulvio Cecere, Hedy Burress, Daniel Cosgrove, Johnny Whitworth
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Scenario

Producer

Dylan Sellers, Bruce Berman, Grant Rosenberg

Operator

Rick Bota

Composer

Don Davis

Artist

Audition

Lisa Beach, Candice Elzinga, Bette Chadwick

Editing

Steve Mirkovich
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• Tara Reid, who had previously worked with Jamie Blanks in "Urban Legend", was originally cast as Dorothy, and Jennifer Love Hewitt was set to play Paige. However, after a change in producers and studios, Reid, Love Hewitt, and several other actors left the project.
• All scenes with David Boreanaz were filmed in a week and a half.
• Filming of the movie lasted 42 days.
• Katherine Heigl had to film all of her scenes in just three days, as she was actively filming the third season of "Roswell" at the time, in which she played one of the main roles.
• Katherine Heigl did not read the script before accepting the role. In 2005, she confessed in an interview with a magazine that she was greatly disappointed after watching "Valentine's Day" and regretted her involvement in it.
• Tara Reid, who had previously worked with Jamie Blanks on "Urban Legends," was originally cast as Dorothy, and Jennifer Love Hewitt was set to play Paige. However, after a change in producers and studios, Reid, Love Hewitt, and several other actors left the project.
• Kathryn Heigl had to film all of her scenes in just three days, as she was simultaneously filming the third season of "Roswell," in which she played one of the main roles.
• Kathryn Heigl hadn't read the script before accepting the role. In a 2005 interview with a magazine, she admitted that she was greatly disappointed after watching "Valentine's Day" and regretted her involvement.