Talk:The Family Stone

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Contents 1 Setting? 2 who edited this? 3 Last Line in Plot 4 filming location 5 Amy's Occupation 6 Sign Language

[edit] Setting?

There is a lot in this film that made me think it's in the fictional town of Thayer, NY rather than Massachusetts. I believe that we see NY license plates on cars, for example. I know the Pilgrim Bus Lines is Massachusetts, but could certainly be going upstate. The Meredith and Julie characters come up from "Bedford", which could be MA or NY. Any way to resolve? -DKM- (talk) 01:06, 29 February 2008 (UTC)

[edit] who edited this?

Whoever edited this, apperently the "manager" of wikipedia, really needs to work on this because you cannot say the movies sucks, over and over again in different ways, whoever wrote it, pretty much sucked

[edit] Last Line in Plot

Sadly, Sybil has passed away, but she has had time because of the events of the Christmas before to make sure the people she loved were happy.

This is very poorly written, and I can't understand what it means in order to fix it. Locano 04:12, 27 May 2006 (UTC)

I've made an edit to it. Should be much easier to read now. The whole article needs a face lift when it comes to grammar, though.Tigermave 03:41, 2 June 2006 (UTC)

I've made some edits to the plot - and hopefully it reads better now. NYCTRI 10 Jan 2007

[edit] filming location

The house used in this movie was in Riverside, CT. Not Madison, NJ. The sidewalk scenes in front of the stores were Greenwich Avenue in Greenwich, CT.

[edit] Amy's Occupation

In a dinner scene, Ben identified Amy as a teacher, Is that in addition to being aa grad student, or is the page just wrong?--Absurdity 14:43, 13 January 2007 (UTC)

[edit] Sign Language

During the scene where the family is signing but not speaking (and it is hinted that it is a dirty phrase being signed), what is actually being signed? --Younmm23 (talk) 03:32, 21 December 2007 (UTC)