It was the same guy, yes. I love that bit; Toni Colette asks him if he and Will are good friends, and he says (paraphrasing; I don't recall the exact line) that they're not, actually, but Will just called him out of the blue and invited him over for Christmas. At which point it becomes obvious to her--and to us--Will invited the guy over specifically to meet her, thinking they'd likely be a good match.
I can't name a favorite quote, because there are so many good ones. I thought I was the only person who found the grandmother and her "Are you a professional Santa/Are we having duck?" hilarious (I actually imitate that one all the time, still). My husband and I sometimes toss "She's not keen on him! She's only keen on MEEE!" out there in conversation, too, although I also love when Rachel Weisz is telling Will how Ali didn't get along with her last boyfriend, and Ali interrupts her at the end with "He was a liar," in this really resentful, sullen, semi-psychotic voice.
The Yeti costume line is great, and the one about carolers and how you can't always catch the little bastards.
And for some reason I always find the bit at the restaurant, when Will gets mad because Toni Colette is implying that he's been "interfering" with her son, really amusing.
Such a great movie.
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People said love was blind, but what they meant was that love blinded them.
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