New in Town is based on a screenplay by writers C. Jay Cox and Ken Rance.
New Ulm is a city in southern central Minnesota, about 75 miles southwest of Minneapolis, more west of Mankato with a population of about 13,000. Named after the city of Ulm in southern Germany, New Ulm is a very German city, which was not exploited in the film except for the sign. They have a notable statue of Herman the German (Arminius, who slaughtered the Romans in the Teutenberg Forest). They celebrate Oktoberfest and Fasching, and August Schell (one of the top craft breweries in Minnesota) is found there. They do not speak with the Iron Range accent from the north of the state but with a standard mid-west accent. The movie, however, was filmed in Canada.
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- How long is New in Town?1 hour and 37 minutes
- When was New in Town released?January 30, 2009
- What is the IMDb rating of New in Town?5.7 out of 10
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- Who wrote New in Town?C. Jay Cox and Ken Rance
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- Who are the characters in New in Town?Lucy Hill, Ted Mitchell, Blanche Gunderson, Stu Kopenhafer, Lars Ulstead, Trudy Van Uuden, Bobbie Mitchell, Rob Deitmar, Donald Arling, Harve Gunderson, and others
- What is the plot of New in Town?A Miami, Florida businesswoman adjusts to her new life in a small Minnesota town.
- What was the budget for New in Town?$8 million
- How much did New in Town earn at the worldwide box office?$29 million
- How much did New in Town earn at the US box office?$16.7 million
- What is New in Town rated?PG
- What genre is New in Town?Comedy, Romance, and Romantic Comedy
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