With the 20 year anniversary of the seminal gender role reversal classic upon us, we caught up with the minds behind the masterpiece.

Q: Well, let's just get started. Where did the idea for JUST ONE OF THE GUYS come from?

Dennis Feldman: I just sort of had this epiphany one day. What if a girl had to be in the boys locker room? What would she do around all those wangs?

Q: And that's where you came in, Jeff?

Jeff Franklin: Sort of.

Dennis Feldman: I had to convince him.

Jeff Franklin: (laughs) If only I'd known, right?

Q: I was wondering about that...

Jeff Franklin: You know, I couldn't get past...the biggest challenge was how would we keep people from finding out she wasn't a girl for two hours?

Dennis Feldman: But I knew Jeff liked a challenge.

Jeff Franklin: Yeah. I kind of had a breakthough. No one would know she was a girl if she cut her hair and wore baggy clothes.

Dennis Feldman: That was it.

Jeff Franklin: No. No, this was your vision. Totally.

Dennis Feldman: Yeah, no, but that's where it all started to come together. The baggy shirts.

Q: And when did you come on board, Lisa[Gottlieb, the film's director]?

Lisa Gottlieb: Well, I read the script and I just, you know, I just loved it. It had all the earmarks of a classic. Farce, a love story, a horny little brother.

Q: Sherilyn Fenn.

Jeff Franklin: Yeah. Wait. You're being serious, right.

Q: I...well, yes.

Jeff Franklin: Good.

Q: Were you guys always happy with the choice of Lisa as the director?

Jeff Franklin: I was.

Dennis Feldman: Yeah.

Jeff Franklin: I mean, she's a woman.

Lisa Gottlieb: And I knew what it was like, to be a girl pretending to be a guy....

Dennis Feldman: ...who's warding off the advances of Sherilyn Fenn.

Jeff Franklin: Wow.

Lisa Gottlieb: Can that be off the record?

Q: I'll do what I can. But it sort of leads quite nicely into my next question, what was it like working with the film's star, Joyce Hyser?

Dennis Feldman: Now she was great. A real class act.

Jeff Franklin: That's true.

Lisa Gottlieb: She was something all right.

Jeff Franklin: Here we go...

Lisa Gottlieb:  I'm just saying, I don't think she was "all that". Can you put "all that" in quotations? But only the first time?

Q: Yes, of course.

Lisa Gottlieb: Thanks.

Q: There's a rumor going around of a sequel...

Jeff Franklin: Right.

Dennis Feldman: Just Two Of The Guys. Yeah. It would take a lot for that to happen.

Q: Really?

Lisa Gottlieb: I guess the guy who played the asshole is, like, president of Spike TV now or something.

Dennis Feldman: That's what he's doing??

Lisa Gottlieb: I think so.

Dennis Feldman: I just heard he was president of a network. I guess it wouldn't take that much, then.

Jeff Franklin: Ouch.  See you in 20 more, folks!