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> # "Lonesome Dove" (1989) (mini)
> - The cast originally included 'John Wayne' (qv), 'James Stewart' (qv), and
>   'Henry Fonda' (qv).
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> # 1776 (1972)
> - The 176 minute extended version of "1776" is available on laserdisc.
>   It contains 35 minutes cut from the original videotape release,
>   including the song, ``Cool, Considerate Men''.
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> # 3 Godfathers (1948)
> - For the scene where Deputy Curly ('Hank Worden' (qv)) has trouble pulling
>   a mule about a train, director 'John Ford' (qv) rigged the reins to pull
>   backwards whenever Worden pulled forward.
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<   Screenwriter 'Marshall Brickman' (qv)'s suggestion was ``It had to be Jew''.
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>   Screenwriter 'Marshall Brickman' (qv)'s suggestion was ``It Had To Be Jew''.
> - Alvy's ('Woody Allen' (qv)'s) sneezing into the cocaine was an unscripted
>   accident.  When previewed, the audience laughed so loud that director Allen
>   decided to leave it in, and had to add footage to compensate for people
>   missing the next few jokes from laughing too much.
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> # Blue in the Face (1995)
> - Filmed in just five days, using the same set and much of the same cast as
>   _Smoke (1995)_ (qv).
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> # California Suite (1978)
> - CAMEO(James Coburn): piloting a light plane in the movie-in-the-movie.
> 
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> # Chow Hound (1951)
> - Names of Warner Brothers staff in the newspaper want ads.
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> # Copycat (1995)
> - 'Sigourney Weaver' (qv) is almost a foot taller than 'Holly Hunter' (qv),
>   thus for many scenes Weaver would be sitting down to make their heights
>   appear more equal.
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> # Garden of Allah, The (1936)
> - 'Merle Oberon' (qv) was originally signed to play Domini, but was ``bought
>   off'' by 'David O. Selznick' (qv) at a cost of $25,000.
> 
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> - All locations used for filming were the genuine locations where the events
>   occurred.  The tea shop where Honora Parker ate her last meal was knocked
>   down a few days after the shoot ended.
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> - Igg and Ook both mutter their own names as their last words.
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> # Indian Summer (1993)
> - Filmed at director 'Mike Binder' (qv)'s childhood summer camp.
> 
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< - In many scenes, actors 'Roy Scheider' (qv), 'Richard Dreyfuss' (qv), and
<   Shaw had to look in amazement at the shark, when it was not there are all.
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> - During the filming of some scenes, 'Roy Scheider' (qv),
>   'Richard Dreyfuss' (qv), and Shaw had to look in amazement off camera at
>   a non-existant shark.
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< - Spielberg says that Dreyfuss is his alter ego.
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> - Video version is missing some scenes:
>  - Hooper describing an obscene phonecall he made, while cutting open the
>    shark.
>  - Quint humiliating a young clarinet player as he buys piano wire.
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> # Jaws 2 (1978)
> - Original director 'John D. Hancock' (qv) was fired and replaced by
>   'Jeannot Szwarc' (qv).
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> # Katzelmacher (1969)
> - Shot in nine days.
> 
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> - Joe ('Bruce Willis' (qv)) mentions ``reindeer goat cheese pizza'', which
>   Willis also mentioned in _Hudson Hawk (1991)_ (qv).
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< - The first movie to do all special effects (except makeup) on a computer.  All   shots of spacecraft, space, etc generated on a CRAY computer.  Some objects
<   had over 300 000 polygons, but all of the special effects shots for the movie
<   took only eight hours to generate.
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> - The first movie to do all special effects (except makeup) on a computer.
>   All shots of spacecraft, space, etc generated on a CRAY computer.  Some
>   objects had over 300 000 polygons, but all of the special effects shots for
>   the movie took only eight hours to generate.
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> # Mixed Nuts (1994)
> - the landlord's name is Tannenbaum (German for ``christmas tree''). After he
>   is shot, his body is disguised as a Christmas tree.
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> # Naked Prey, The (1966)
> - 'Cornel Wilde' (qv) was ill through much of the filming but continued, noting
>   that it seemed to add to his proformance.
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> # Nur ueber meine Leiche (1995)
> - The Bayerischer Rundfunk was unwilling to finance a movie in which a
>   naked turkey represented a dead person's sould, so the turkey was put into
>   a dress.
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> # Runaway Brain (1995)
> - The character name 'Dr. Frankenollie', besides the obvious Frankenstein
>   reference, is also a reference to legendary Disney animators
>   'Frank Thomas' (qv) and 'Ollie Johnston' (qv).
> 
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> # Seven Brides for Seven Brothers (1954)
> - Every scene was shot twice to accomodate some theatres which couldn't
>   show the widescreen version.
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> # Sharpe's Honour (1994) (TV)
> - The scene in which Sharpe and the Marquesa Dorida are thrown from horseback
>   into the stream was an unscripted accident, but director 'Tom Clegg' (qv)
>   liked it so much he kept it in the movie.
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> # Sharpe's Rifles (1993) (TV)
> - 'Sean Bean' (qv) replaced 'Paul McGann' (qv) in the rol of Richar Sharpe
>   after McGann was injured.
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> # Storia di Ragazzi et di Ragazze (1989)
> - Director 'Pupi Avati' (qv) wanted to make the film in black and white, and
>   had a black and white version made from the color negative.
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> # That's Dancing! (1985)
> - Director 'Jack Haley, Jr.' (qv)'s credits are shown over a picture of his
>   father, 'Jack Haley' (qv) in the role of the Tin Woodman in
>   _The Wizard of Oz (1939)_ (qv).
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> # Train Robbers, The (1973)
> - 'John Wayne' (qv)'s and 'Ann-Margret' (qv)'s character names, ``Lane'' and
>   ``Mrs.  Lowe,'' are the same as Wayne's and 'Geraldine Page' (qv)'s
>   characters' names in _Hondo (1953)_ (qv).
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> # Usual Suspects, The (1995)
> - Redfood ('Peter Greene' (qv)) makes reference to _Pulp Fiction (1994)_ (qv)
>   (which also featured Greene) by saying ``We'll feed it to the Gimp.''
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> - The choreographed fight in the men's lavoratory took 5 days (8am to 7pm) to
>   shoot.
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