6. At the time of the film's release, much of the press was about Roberts' skimpy wardrobe in the film, which was true to real-life. "When Erin saw the movie," Soderbergh told EW, "she said, 'The only thing that was inaccurate is that the skirts weren't short enough."

7. But it was Roberts' breasts, courtesy of a push-up bra, that really drew the attention, even of her then-boyfriend. "I'd gone 30 years without cleavage and suddenly, pow!" she told the Orlando Sentinel at the time, adding that when she sent beau Benjamin Bratt a photo in full wardrobe, he replied, "You can't go out like that."

8. Moviegoers also took notice, with Newsweek quoting one test screening audience member saying, "The 100th time I saw Julia Roberts' breasts was too much. The first 99 were OK."