Com. 5 - Thou Shalt Learn That Love Is, After All, The Sweetest Thing
	The Sweetest Thing began production at the Hollywood Center Studios. The film's shoot took the crew to numerous locations in and around Los Angeles, ranging from the streets of downtown, to the mountains near Topanga Canyon, to a Chinese restaurant in Chinatown, to streets of Valencia, to the golf range in Griffith Park, to a church in Pasadena, to two stages in Hollywood. The last two weeks of the shoot took the production to San Francisco, to the streets of North Shore, the streets of Port Richmond, the streets in Chinatown, a dry cleaner, more streets of San Francisco, to Golden Gate park, to a hotel on Market, to the Golden Gate Bridge. Even Christina Walters, in the end, realizes that love just may be the Sweetest Thing. "She's at that age, late twenties going into your thirties, when you're not really looking for that guy to settle down with, but for some reason you think, 'I'm having a great time, but maybe the party's over and I want to settle down,' " says Kumble. "Then along comes Thomas Jane..." "At some point you have to grow. At some point there's something that pushes you into maturity and into another phase of your life," says Diaz. "Peter comes into Christina's world and sort of shakes her cage, rattles it a little bit. She can't ignore that. And she gets this little glimmer of hope-she thinks maybe... you just never know. There just might be a guy out there that's worth it."

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