The Plot
Margaret fakes an engagement with Andrew to avoid being deported to this country.
Canada
Margaret has a hilarious scene dancing in the woods with this character.
Grandma Annie
“Marry me… because I’d like to date you.”
This is Margaret’s heartfelt confession to Andrew, revealing her genuine feelings.
Andrew agrees to marry Margaret in exchange for this.
a promotion (or becoming an editor)
Margaret and Andrew accidentally collide when they’re both doing this in the house.
walking around naked
“Gammie’s gonna die soon, so what’s the big deal?”
Grandma Annie uses this line humorously to pressure Margaret and Andrew into kissing.
Margaret and Andrew travel to this U.S. state to visit Andrew’s family.
Alaska
During their trip, the family organizes this type of celebration for Margaret and Andrew.
engagement party
“Three days ago, I loathed you. I used to dream about you getting hit by a cab.”
Andrew says this to Margaret as their relationship begins to change from one of resentment to affection.
At first, Margaret and Andrew don’t get along, but they eventually realize this by the end.
they are in love
Margaret has a funny moment with Andrew’s family pet, which is this kind of animal.
a dog
"I am not getting in that boat!"
Margaret, terrified of the family’s small boat, refuses to get in during a trip to Andrew’s hometown in Alaska.
The movie ends with Margaret making this decision regarding her relationship with Andrew.
she admits she loves him and wants to marry him for real
Margaret is terrified by this bird, which nearly flies off with Andrew’s family pet.
an eagle
“You need anything, you just call me. I’m everywhere.”
Ramona jokingly offers his services for any future needs, highlighting his over-the-top helpfulness.