Here’s how much Kate Winslet and Cameron Diaz’s characters spent abroad in ‘The Holiday’

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JeffBet.com who analyzed both women’s vacations. The workaholic Amanda spent a whopping $8,432.93 while away for 14 days, including indulging in a last-minute first-class ticket from LAX to Heathrow Airport that cost $8,158.16.According to the breakdown, she dropped $72.38 on getting to and from the airport by limousine and another $58.69 to fill up gas in Iris’ Mini Cooper.

Amanda also stress shops while regretting her decision to swap out sunny LA for a freezing winter across the pond. JeffBet.com estimates that her overall spending now on two bottles of wine, chocolates, bread, cheese, etc., would be $101.06, plus the $13.88 she spent on purchases later in the film when she takes a bottle and goodies like chocolates to Iris’ brother, Graham (Jude Law), only to discover he has two young daughters with his deceased wife.While Amanda treated herself to an over $8,000 holiday, Iris kept it cheap and affordable by spending only $1,219.69, per JeffBet.com.The majority of her money was spent on her economy plane ticket, which cost her $819.58 in 2006.

Her cab ride to Amanda’s mansion was $132.20, and she spent an estimated $37.37 on gas.Iris also spent around $47.08 on dinner with her elderly neighbor Arthur (Eli Wallach) and footed the bill during her sushi meal with Miles (Jack Black), which was around $96.During a Hanukkah party that Iris hosted for Arthur and his pals, she likely bought a traditional beef brisket to go along with the Manischewitz she purchased for the home-cooked feast.

In 2006, the brisket was estimated to be $7.46 versus $13.42 for the Manischewitz.With inflation, Amanda’s English getaway would cost her a whopping $12,774, while Iris’ Southern California holiday would likely be $1,851.28.A spokesperson.