Six Days Seven Nights (1998) Poster


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The plane that Quinn flies is a DeHavilland Beaver. Star Harrison Ford not only owned a DeHaviland Beaver, but he also flew the one in the movie. He had to go through several certifications for the insurance company to allow him not only to fly, but to also fly with the rest of the cast in the plane.
Harrison Ford personally picked out Anne Heche to be his co-star over much greater stars like Julia Roberts.
When Robin (Anne Heche) asks Quinn (Harrison Ford) what age he is, Quinn hints that he's over fifty before whispering to her the answer (To which she says "You still look good," and Quinn replies, "I still am good!"). Ford was actually 55 by the time this movie came out.
The DeHaviland Beaver used in the film is the exact same one used in the production of The Edge (1997). It crashed in both movies.
During her screen test, Anne Heche told Harrison Ford that Star Wars: Episode IV - A New Hope (1977) was the first movie she ever saw.
Jacqueline Obradors' parents are from Argentina. Her character is supposedly a native Pacific islander. in the film she hurries up her boyfriend saying "dale metele, pibe", which is an Argentine slang phrase meaning, more or less: "c'mon, boy".
Elizabeth Hurley was considered for the role of Robin Munroe.

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Harrison Ford:  [nuclear]  Ford pronounces "nuclear" as "nucular", much as Presidents Dwight D. Eisenhower and George W. Bush are famous for. See also Indiana Jones and the Kingdom of the Crystal Skull (2008).

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