Movies I Have Seen - December 2014 (5 movies)

Non-Stop. 2014, Starring
Liam Neeson as William "Bill" Marks, an alcoholic U.S. Federal Air Marshal who is assigned to protect a non-stop flight from New York to London
Julianne Moore as Jen Summers, a passenger that Bill befriends on the flight and helps him find the mystery messenger
Michelle Dockery as Nancy Hoffman, a flight attendant who helps Bill find the mystery messenger
Nate Parker as Zack White, a programmer who also helps Bill find the messenger and the greedy second man of Bowen who helps him get the 150 million $ but he is killed by the explosion of the bomb in the plane, Zack was the secondary antagonist of the film alongside Tom Bowen.
Linus Roache as Captain David McMillan, the captain of the flight
Scoot McNairy as Tom Bowen, school teacher and the mastermind behind the plan who killed by Bill after he shot him in his head, Bowen is the main antagonist of the film.
Corey Stoll as Austin Reilly, an NYPD police officer
Lupita Nyong'o as Gwen Lloyd, a flight attendant
Anson Mount as Jack Hammond, the other Air Marshal on board the flight who died by Bill after violent fight.
Omar Metwally as Dr. Fahim Nasir, a Muslim doctor on board the flight
Jason Butler Harner as First Officer Kyle Rice, the co-pilot of the flight
Corey Hawkins as Travis Mitchell
Frank Deal as Charles Wheeler
Shea Whigham as Agent Marenick, a TSA agent
Bar Paly as Iris Marianne
Jon Abrahams as David Norton
Quinn McColgan as Becca, a little girl that Bill befriends

Liam Neeson ...
Bill Marks
Julianne Moore Julianne Moore ...
Jen Summers
Scoot McNairy Scoot McNairy ...
Tom Bowen
Michelle Dockery Michelle Dockery ...
Nancy
Nate Parker Nate Parker ...
Zack White
Corey Stoll Corey Stoll ...
Austin Reilly
Lupita Nyong'o Lupita Nyong'o ...
Gwen
Omar Metwally Omar Metwally ...
Dr. Fahim Nasir
Jason Butler Harner Jason Butler Harner ...
Kyle Rice
Linus Roache Linus Roache ...
David McMillan
Shea Whigham Shea Whigham ...
Agent Marenick
Anson Mount Anson Mount ...
Jack Hammond
Quinn McColgan Quinn McColgan ...
Becca
Corey Hawkins Corey Hawkins ...
Travis Mitchell
Frank Deal Frank Deal ...
Charles Wheeler
Bar Paly Bar Paly ...
Iris Marianne
Edoardo Costa Edoardo Costa ...
Herve Philbert
Jon Abrahams Jon Abrahams ...
David Norton
Amanda Quaid Amanda Quaid ...
Emily Norton
Beth Dixon Beth Dixon ...
Older Woman
Cameron Moir Cameron Moir ...
Steward
Lars Gerhard Lars Gerhard ...
German Father
Oliver Lehne Oliver Lehne ...
German Son
Michael Thomas Walker Michael Thomas Walker ...
Michael Tate
Pat Kiernan Pat Kiernan ...
NY1 Anchor
Annika Pergament Annika Pergament ...
NY1 Reporter
Victoria Arbiter Victoria Arbiter ...
Tilkynna 3 Reporter
Jefrey Pollock Jefrey Pollock ...
Pundit
Hank Sheinkopf Hank Sheinkopf ...
Pundit
Dani de Waal Dani de Waal ...
Airline Attendant
Adi Hanash Adi Hanash ...
Security Officer
Rest of cast listed alphabetically:
Andrew Alberson Andrew Alberson ...
Core Plane Passenger (uncredited)
Finise Avery Finise Avery ...
Core Plane Passenger (uncredited)
Marshall Axt Marshall Axt ...
Core Plane Passenger (uncredited)
Ari Barkan Ari Barkan ...
Core Plane Passenger (uncredited)
Lorenzo Beronilla Lorenzo Beronilla ...
Sky Captain (uncredited)
Josh Bodenhamer Josh Bodenhamer ...
Giovanni (uncredited)
Nadia Bowers Nadia Bowers ...
Mrs. O'Reilly (uncredited)
Alejandro Cardenas Alejandro Cardenas ...
Arturo Lucci (uncredited)
Rob Casasanta Rob Casasanta ...
Fire Truck Driver (uncredited)
Corey T. Clark Corey T. Clark ...
1st Class Passenger (uncredited)
Richard R. Corapi Richard R. Corapi ...
Fireman (uncredited)
Mahnaz Damania Mahnaz Damania ...
Cashier (uncredited)
Jessica Doehle Jessica Doehle ...
Reporter (uncredited)
Vince Edgehill Vince Edgehill ...
Core Plane Passenger (uncredited)
O.T. Fagbenle O.T. Fagbenle ...
Jack Rabbitte (voice) (uncredited)
Edgar Felix Edgar Felix ...
Pedestrian (uncredited)
Ibnu Firza Ibnu Firza ...
Core Plane Passenger (uncredited)
Bryan Fox Bryan Fox ...
Core Plane Passenger (uncredited)
Brandon Lee Harris Brandon Lee Harris ...
Core Plane Passenger (uncredited)
Kelly Hartnett Kelly Hartnett ...
Core Plane Passenger 14E (uncredited)
Christine Hitt Christine Hitt ...
Camila D'Agostino (uncredited)
Ken Jacowitz Ken Jacowitz ...
Core Plane Passenger (uncredited)
Ashley James Ashley James ...
Technician (uncredited)
Michael Kaplan Michael Kaplan ...
Passenger (uncredited)
Sharlota Kay Sharlota Kay ...
Core Plane Passenger (uncredited)
Charlotte Kirk Charlotte Kirk ...
Amy Harris (uncredited)
Perri Lauren Perri Lauren ...
Stella (uncredited)
Gregg Micheals Gregg Micheals ...
Core Plane Passenger (uncredited)
Miou Miou ...
Core Plane Passenger (uncredited)
Bryan A. Miranda Bryan A. Miranda ...
Core Moroccan Plane Passenger (uncredited)
John Mitchell John Mitchell ...
Iceland Police Officer (uncredited)
Jessie Nagpal Jessie Nagpal ...
Business Class Indian Passenger (uncredited)
Chris Nuñez Chris Nuñez ...
Core Plane Passenger (uncredited)
Toshiko Onizawa Toshiko Onizawa ...
Woman at the Airport (uncredited)
Frankie Ramos Frankie Ramos ...
Core Plane Passenger (uncredited)
Dennis Rees Dennis Rees ...
Paramedic (uncredited)
Jelayna Rose Jelayna Rose ...
Core Plane Passenger (uncredited)
Stuart Schnitzer Stuart Schnitzer ...
Core Plane Passenger (uncredited)
Rakesh Shah Rakesh Shah ...
Core Plane Passenger (uncredited)
Nancy Ellen Shore Nancy Ellen Shore ...
Core Plane Passenger (uncredited)
Robert Shulman Robert Shulman ...
Icelandic Police (uncredited)
Jennifer Simard Jennifer Simard ...
Maggie Evans (uncredited)
Ozgur Teke Ozgur Teke ...
Business Class Passenger (uncredited)
Liz Thomas Liz Thomas ...
Madeline (uncredited)
Raquel Toro Raquel Toro ...
Core Plane Passenger (uncredited)
Darren Whitfield Darren Whitfield ...
Core Plane Passenger, Steven Cachie Brown ... stunt double: Corey Hawkins, Stefanie Flores ... stunt double: Michelle Dockery, Michael C. Murray ... stunt double: Nate Parker (as Zack White) and Stephen Izzi ... stunt double: Scoot McNairy. Movie Central, December 1, 2014. Music by John Ottman. Soundtrack: "Phat" - Written by A Longlands, Performed by AKA, Backing Vocals by Lady A.M., Courtesy of Sound System Recordings.

Trivia: It is a mystery-action film starring Liam Neeson, Julianne Moore, Michelle Dockery, Lupita Nyong'o and Scoot McNairy and directed by Jaume Collet-Serra.[5] This is the first Silver Pictures film to be distributed by Universal Pictures after the end of the production company's deal with Warner Bros., and the first since Weird Science. The film received mixed to positive reviews from critics. Filming began on November 1, 2012 at York Studios in Maspeth, Queens, New York City, then continued at JFK Airport on December 7, 2012, and at Long Island MacArthur Airport. This was the inaugural movie filmed at York Studios.
References:
Airport (1970)
The flight attendants in Non-Stop are named for characters in two Airport series installments.
Airport 1975 (1974)
The flight attendants in Non-Stop are named for characters in two Airport series installments.
24: Live Another Day: 1:00 p.m.-2:00 p.m. (2014) (TV Episode) - Poster seen.
Crazy Credits: The first part of the end credits is displayed in the fashion of the arrival/departure boards using flipped panels.
While shooting the final scene of the movie, Liam Neeson suffered a stroke but he didn't break character. Director Jaume Collet-Serra revealed this in an interview with a Catalan film review show.
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Liam Neeson has frequently been cast as an American agent or soldier, but this a rare such film where his Irish accent, which Neeson uses in all his films, is acknowledged and explained.
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The set for the plane was built very slightly larger than a standard commercial airliner to accommodate Neeson's 6'4" height for filming.
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Roughly 200 extras were cast and stayed throughout filming.
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During the news report, the reporter says that Marks wasn't born in America, but Northern Ireland. This is a reference to Liam Neeson who is originally from Northern Ireland. Also, Marks' US passport list his place of birth as 'Belfast, Northern Ireland'.
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The airplane used in the film is a Boeing 767-300.
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The main flight attendant's name "Nancy" is from Airport 1975 (1974), while the other flight attendant's name is Gwen, which is from Airport (1970). Nice homage.
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After the news reporter states that Liam Neeson's character Bill Marks, was born in Northern Ireland, a passengers suggest that he may be a member of the I.R.A. Liam Neeson played the character of Michael Collins in Michael Collins (1996), who was the founder and leader of the I.R.A.
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The aircraft is clearly fictional, a type is never referred to during the course of the film. Whilst it appears to be the size of a Boeing 767-400, the cabin interior, door operation & arrangement and flight deck layout do not match this type of aircraft.
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Marks' watch is a Casio WV58A-1AV Wave Ceptor.
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Liam Neeson's character name in this film is Bill Marks. In Taken (2008) and Taken 2 (2012) his name is Bryan Mills. Both share the initials 'B.M.'.
Body Count: 5.
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When Marks opens the briefcase again to remove the cocaine, the timer inside reads exactly 13:37. This number is a reference to leetspeak, an alternative Internet alphabet used primarily in online gaming and computer hacking circles.
At one point the pilot turns the plane to the right and he later explains he has been ordered to go north. However, a right turn would turn the plane to the south on a flight from NYC to London.
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When the plane is supposedly heading north (to Iceland) the rising sun is shown on the left side of the plane. Obviously when heading north, east is to the right.
Quotes: 1. Bill Marks: "I hate flying. The lines. The crowds. The delays..." Jen Summers: "I always kinda liked it. Six hours. One seat. Nobody can get to you." 2. Bill Marks: "So, where you headed?" Jen Summers: "Mm, depends..." 3. Bill Marks: "Hey Reilly, sorry about the nose." Austin Reilly: "It was never my best feature." Anachronism: Assuming the film is set in 2014 when it was released, then the plane would not have been accompanied by Typhoons while in Icelandic airspace. An Italian contingent were there shortly before the film went into production but were replaced by United States F-15s.

August: Osage County. 2013, Starring
Meryl Streep as Violet Weston
Julia Roberts as Barbara Weston-Fordham
Ewan McGregor as Bill Fordham
Chris Cooper as Charles Aiken
Abigail Breslin as Jean Fordham
Benedict Cumberbatch as "Little" Charles Aiken
Juliette Lewis as Karen Weston
Margo Martindale as Mattie Fae Aiken
Dermot Mulroney as Steve Huberbrecht
Julianne Nicholson as Ivy Weston
Sam Shepard as Beverly Weston
Misty Upham as Johnna Monevata

Meryl Streep ...
Violet Weston
Julia Roberts Julia Roberts ...
Barbara Weston
Chris Cooper Chris Cooper ...
Charlie Aiken
Ewan McGregor Ewan McGregor ...
Bill Fordham
Margo Martindale Margo Martindale ...
Mattie Fae Aiken
Sam Shepard Sam Shepard ...
Beverly Weston
Dermot Mulroney Dermot Mulroney ...
Steve Huberbrecht
Julianne Nicholson Julianne Nicholson ...
Ivy Weston
Juliette Lewis Juliette Lewis ...
Karen Weston
Abigail Breslin Abigail Breslin ...
Jean Fordham
Benedict Cumberbatch Benedict Cumberbatch ...
Little Charles Aiken
Misty Upham Misty Upham ...
Johnna Monevata
Will Coffey Will Coffey ...
Sheriff Deon Gilbeau
Newell Alexander Newell Alexander ...
Dr. Burke
Jerry Stahl Jerry Stahl ...
Liquor Store Owner
Dale Dye Dale Dye ...
Radio Announcer
Ivan Allen Ivan Allen ...
Radio Announcer
Arlin Miller Arlin Miller ...
Baseball Announcer
Rest of cast listed alphabetically:
J. Alan Davidson as Young Soldier and Maria Swindell Gus as Funeral Attendee. Movie Central, December 4, 2014. Music by Gustavo Santaolalla. Soundtrack: "Hinnom, TX" - Written by Justin Vernon,
Performed by Bon Iver
Courtesy of Jagjaguwar
By arrangement with Bank Robber Music
Don't Let Go
Written by Adam Taylor
Performed by Deron Johnson
I'll See You Again
Written by James L. Dolan (as James Dolan), Marc Copely and Adam Levy
Performed by JD & The Straight Shot
Courtesy of JD & The Straight Shot Music
Lay Down Sally
Written by Eric Clapton, Marcella Detroit (as Marcy Levy), and George Terry
Performed by Eric Clapton
Courtesy of Polydor Records Ltd.
Under license from Universal Music Enterprises
Little White Lies
Written by James L. Dolan (as James Dolan) and Marc Copely
Performed by JD & The Straight Shot
Courtesy of JD & The Straight Shot Music
Violet's Song
Written by James L. Dolan (as James Dolan) and Marc Copely
Performed by JD & The Straight Shot
Courtesy of JD & The Straight Shot Music
Hetch
Written by John Askew (as John Morgan Askew), Bruce Winter (as Bruce David Winter) and Erik Herzog (as Erik Todd Herzog)
Performed by Wasted Tape
Courtesy of Format Entertainment
Last Mile Home
Written by Caleb Followill, Nathan Followill, Jared Followill & Matthew Followill
Performed by Kings of Leon
Courtesy of RCA Records, a division of Sony Music Entertainment
The Kiss
Written by Adam Taylor
Arranged and Orchestrated by James Seymour Brett (as James Brett)
2nite We Gonna Live It Up
Written by John Costello, David Hilker and Aaron Paul Nelson
Performed by Aaron Paul Nelson
Courtesy of Fervor Records
Push It
Written by Herbie Azor (as Herby Azor)
Performed by Salt-N-Pepa (as Salt'N'Pepa)
Courtesy of The Island Def Jam Music Group
Under license from Universal Music Enterprises
The Stroke
Written and performed by Billy Squier
Courtesy of Capitol Records, LLC
Under license from Universal Music Enterprises
Livin' La Vida Loca (Pablo Flores English Radio Edit)
Written by Desmond Child and Draco Rosa (as Robi Rosa)
Performed by Ricky Martin
Courtesy of Columbia/SMI Holland
By Arrangement with Sony Music Licensing
Silent Film
Written by Mateo Messina
Performed by Mateo Messina & His Orchestra
Courtesy of Kind Music
Gawd Above
Written by John Fullbright and Dustin Welch
Performed by John Fullbright
Courtesy of Blue Dirt Songs, LLC
Sanford and Son Theme
Written by Quincy Jones
Performed by Mateo Messina
Courtesy of Kind Music
The Big One
Written by Alan Tew
Courtesy of APM Music
Don't Let Go
Written and performed by Adam Taylor
The Decision
Written by Adam Taylor
Arranged and Orchestrated by James Seymour Brett (as James Brett)
Can't Keep It Inside
Written by Brett Dennen
Performed by Benedict Cumberbatch
Forward
Written and performed by Adam Taylor.

Storyline: A look at the lives of the strong-willed women of the Weston family, whose paths have diverged until a family crisis brings them back to the Oklahoma house they grew up in, and to the dysfunctional woman who raised them.
Trivia: It is an American black comedy drama film written by Tracy Letts and based on his Pulitzer Prize–winning play of the same name, and directed by John Wells.[4] It is produced by George Clooney, Jean Doumanian, Grant Heslov, Steve Traxler, and Bob and Harvey Weinstein. The film stars an ensemble cast consisting of Meryl Streep, Julia Roberts, Ewan McGregor, Chris Cooper, Abigail Breslin, Benedict Cumberbatch, Juliette Lewis, Margo Martindale, Dermot Mulroney, and Julianne Nicholson as a dysfunctional family that reunites into the familial house when their patriarch (Sam Shepard) suddenly disappears. A modest commercial success, August: Osage County received positive to mixed reviews from critics. While much praise was given to the cast, the screenplay was praised by some and seen by others as too dark and lacking in humor.[5][6] For their performances in the film, Streep and Roberts received Academy Award nominations for Best Actress and Best Supporting Actress, respectively. Principal photography took place between October 16 and December 8, 2012,[9] in Bartlesville and Pawhuska, Oklahoma, and Los Angeles, California. Filming locations:
Bartlesville, Oklahoma, USA
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Pawhuska, Oklahoma, USA
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Oklahoma, USA
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Ochelata, Oklahoma, USA (store in town);
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Kern County, California, USA (final scene);
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Osage Hills State Park, Oklahoma, USA.
References:
The Little Foxes (1941)
widely noted as drawing material from the earlier play-movie
Sanford and Son (1972) (TV Series)
Steve's cell phone ringtone is this TV show's theme music.
Out of Africa (1985)
Book is seen on shelf while other characters are awaiting Meryl Streep's arrival.
Features: The Phantom of the Opera (1925) - Jean watches the movie on TV.
Abigail Breslin (Jean) had a 103 degree fever when she auditioned for the role.
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While promoting her film Mirror Mirror (2012), Julia Roberts teared up and cried in an interview while sharing the news about her acting in her first film opposite Meryl Streep, who she claimed was her favorite actress.
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During the opening scene with Beverly and Johnna, one of the only books that's clearly in focus behind Johnna is Isak Dinesen aka Karen Blixen's autobiography "Out of Africa." Meryl Streep starred in the film version of Out of Africa (1985), for which she was also nominated for an Academy Award.
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Chloë Grace Moretz auditioned for the role of Jean Fordham, but lost to Abigail Breslin.
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Filming at the house took place in the fall. At times it was as chilly as 40 degrees outside. When the leaves around the house began to turn, the production crew painted them green. When the leaves began falling, computer-generated ones were added in post-production.
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Tracy Letts wanted the original stage cast to reprise their roles in the film version. Ultimately, none of the original actors appear in the movie.
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Gary Cole was offered to reprise the role of Steve Heidebrecht he played in the London stage version but declined.
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Tracy Letts unsuccessfully objected against Harvey Weinstein's decision in the casting of British actors for the film (Ewan McGregor, Benedict Cumberbatch, and Andrea Riseborough who was nearly cast as Karen) as the characters are written to be all-American, but admitted he had a change of view after seeing the film.
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The production crew bought the house and completely refurbished it. Known locally as the 'Boulanger' family home, it was built in 1918 from a Sears & Roebuck catalog with the addition of the two-story columns and surrounding porch. The crew dug up a 100-year-old oak tree at the back of the house and replanted it out front.
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Jim Carrey was considered for the role of Steve.
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Renée Zellweger and Andrea Riseborough were considered for a role. Riseborough was cast but dropped out due to scheduling conflicts. Juliette Lewis replaced her.
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Producer Harvey Weinstein suggested Judi Dench and Nicole Kidman to play Violet and Barbara, during the initial casting process. However, screenwriter Tracy Letts voted against the idea, saying that the two roles should be played by American actors.
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Beverly Weston, the Weston family patriarch, was played by Dennis Letts, playwright Tracy Letts' father in the Steppenwolf premiere of the play.
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"Life is very long" --the opening line spoken by Sam Shepard's character Beverly Weston--is from T.S. Eliot's infamous "Hollow Men" poem, but it's a line borrowed from Joseph Conrad's novel "An Outcast of the Islands". The hollow emptiness of modern, Western life is a grand theme of this movie and its original stage play. Also, the name of the major female character, "Vi" for Violet, is very similar to the name of Eliot's wife, Vivienne. In addition, Sam Shepard--whose father was also a teacher and drinker like the Bev Weston he portrays--has long been a playwright documenting the demise of the American dream in works such as "True West".
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One critic noted that the story, in both its stage and film version, "draws heavily on Lillian Hellman's The Little Foxes (1941)"
The play August: Osage County won the 2008 Pulitzer Prize for Drama for its playwright, Tracy Letts. Sam Shepard, who plays family patriarch Beverly Weston in this movie adaptation of Letts' play, won the 1979 Pulitzer Prize for Drama for his play Buried Child (and was also a Pulitzer finalist in 1983 and 1984 for True West and Fool for Love, respectively).
The song in the 2nd Trailer is "Stubborn Love" by the The Lumineers.
The role of Violet Weston was originally played by Deanna Dunagan who won a Tony Award for her performance on Broadway (she also played the role in its world premiere at Chicago's Steppenwolf Theatre Company). Phylicia Rashad and Estelle Parsons replaced Dunagan later in the play's Broadway run.
Sissy Spacek was considered for the role of Violet Weston.
Early in the movie while someone is driving, the radio announcer states that the song is by JD & The Straight Shot. That is the band of Cablevision CEO and owner of Madison Square Garden, James L. Dolan.
Julia Roberts and Dermot Mulroney previously appeared together in "My Best Friends Wedding" 16 years before this movie.
The original ending simply ends with Violet breaking down with Johnna in her company after all her daughters left the family home. Although this is Tracy Letts and John Wells' preferred ending, the negative test audience reaction from previews prompted producer Harvey Weinstein to demand the ending to be replaced with a new ending. According to Wells, the preview audience's bone of contention was on the resolution of Barbara whom they were assuming that she ends up in the similar predicament as Violet, but it turns out not to be as it was implied.
The sheriff's car bears an Oklahoma County license plate. Oklahoma County is about 2 1/2 hours away from Osage County.
Quotes: 1. Barbara Weston: [To her daughter] "Listen to me! Die after me, alright. I don't care what else you do, where you go, cause I screwed up your life, but just survive. Please!" 2. Barbara Weston: "What were these people thinking, the jokers who settled this place? Who was the asshole that looked at all that flat, hot nothing, and then planted his flag? I mean, we fucked the Indians for this?" Bill Fordham: "Well, genocide always seems like such a good idea at the time." 3. Ivy Weston: "Are you supposed to be smoking?" Violet Weston: "Is anybody supposed to smoke?" 4. Barbara Weston: "Thank God we can't tell the future, we could never get out of bed."

Wolf Creek 2. 2013 (Australian horror), Starring
John Jarratt as Mick Taylor;
Ryan Corr as Paul Hammersmith;
Shannon Ashlyn as Katarina Schmidt;
Phillipe Klaus as Rutger Enqvist;
Shane Connor as Senior Sergeant Gary Bulmer Jr;
Ben Gerrard as Constable Brian O'Connor;
Gerard Kennedy as Jack;
Annie Byron as Lil;
Chloé Boreham as Lucille (French Girl #2);
Lucy Bayet as French Girl #1;
Sebastian Freeman as French Guy;
Ryan Clarke Ryan Clarke ...
English Dude (as Ryan Clark)
Thomas Green Thomas Green ...
American Dude (as Tom Green)
Marsha Vassilevskaia Marsha Vassilevskaia ...
American Girl
Sarah Roberts Sarah Roberts ...
English Girl #1
Kate Englefield Kate Englefield ...
English Girl #2
Nic English Nic English ...
Irish Guy
Maarten Rikken Maarten Rikken ...
Canadian Guy
Jake Phillips Jake Phillips ...
Cute 20s Guy #1
Pat Wundke Pat Wundke ...
Cute 20s Guy #2
Alison Oetjen Alison Oetjen ...
Cute 20s Girl #1
Tessa Boehm Tessa Boehm ...
Cute 20s Girl #2
Trish Willoughby Trish Willoughby ...
Grey Nomad
Brian Willoughby Brian Willoughby ...
Grey Nomad
Irene Morgan Irene Morgan ...
Local Kid #1
Cassie Morgan Cassie Morgan ...
Local Kid #2
Gerald Morgan Gerald Morgan ...
Local Kid #3
Daniel Haggerty Daniel Haggerty ...
Hippy #1
Eddie Eddie ...
Happy Camper
Lenny Lenny ...
Happy Camper
Zev Eleftheriou Zev Eleftheriou ...
Helpful Motorist
Jacqy Phillips Jacqy Phillips ...
Lady Goat Farmer
Graham Jahne Graham Jahne ...
Friendly Truck Driver
Peter Hearn Peter Hearn ...
Family at Crater
Kellie Hearn Kellie Hearn ...
Family at Crater
Caleb Hearn Caleb Hearn ...
Family at Crater
Lachlan Hearn Lachlan Hearn ...
Family at Crater
Ian Carpenter Ian Carpenter ...
Dead Truck driver
Jordan Cowan Jordan Cowan ...
Young Woman in Lair
Emma Noble Emma Noble ...
Dead Body #1
Megan Brooks Megan Brooks ...
Deady Body #2
Grant Watkins Grant Watkins ...
Male Detective #1
Lin Heesom Lin Heesom ...
Male Detective #2
Shane Evans Shane Evans ...
Police Officer #1
Ben Edwards Ben Edwards ...
Police Officer #2 (as Ben 'The Big Swig' Edwards)
Dan Sims Dan Sims ...
Police Officer #3 (as Dan 'Hollywood' Sims)
Tanya Harris Tanya Harris ...
Female Police Officer
Mark Richmond Mark Richmond ...
Forensics #1
Jason Wheeler Jason Wheeler ...
Forensics #2
Mark Brake Mark Brake ...
Police photographer
Greta Buhlmann Greta Buhlmann ...
Town woman on gopher
Jack Allan Jack Allan ...
Boy on bike
Aaron Sterns Aaron Sterns ...
Outback Cop #1
Steve Taylor Steve Taylor ...
Outback Cop #2
Carrie Daniel Carrie Daniel ...
Hippy #2
Mandahla Rose as Georgia and Philli Anderson as stunt double: Shannon Ashlyn. Movie Central, December 6, 2014. Music by Johnny Klimek. Soundtrack: "When the Rain Tumbles Down In July" - Written by Slim Dusty,
Performed by Slim Dusty
[1945]
Born to Be Wild
Performed by Steppenwolf
Written by Mars Bonfire
Trembling Hands
Performed by The Temper Trap
Written by Lorenzo Sillitto, Dougy Mandagi, Jonathen Aherne & Toby Dundas
The Lion Sleeps Tonight
Performed by The Tokens
Written by Solomon Linda, Hugo Peretti, Luigi Creatore, George David Weiss and Albert Stanton; "Tie Me Kangaroo Down" "William Tell Overture"

Trivia: It is an Australian horror film co-written and directed by Greg McLean.The film serves as a sequel to his 2005 film Wolf Creek and features John Jarratt reprising his role as Mick Taylor. It was released on 30 August 2013 at the Venice Film Festival, then released in Australia on 20 February 2014.
Filming Locations: Adelaide, South Australia, Australia.
References:
Skippy (1967) (TV Series) - Mick calls a kangaroo 'Skippy';
Duel (1971) (TV Movie) - The elaborate truck chase sequence, from the Jeep's color, to the stretch of roadway and even the final topple off the side of the cliff;
Babe (1995) - "That'll do, pig";
Who Wants to Be a Millionaire (1999) (TV Series) - Mentioned by Mick.
Alternate Versions:
German version was cut for violence to secure a "Not under 18" rating.
When the poster was released for Australian cinemas it was classified R but had to be censored down to MA by 2 minutes.
Now released in Australia uncut only on Blu Ray as R Rated Directors Cut and censored cut rated MA on DVD.
Ironically, John Jarratt does not like to watch horror movies and stated that watching Psycho (1960) frightened him when he was a child.
In the opening scene with the two policemen, a partially deteriorated billboard reading "Golden Fleece" can be seen by the highway. Golden Fleece is an actual name of several companies in Australia.
Mick Taylor makes Paul Hammersmith play a quiz which he calls "Aussie History". He asks him the following questions:
Q. What Aboriginal term meaning "waterhole" is also the name of an Australian surf clothing company?
A. Billabong
Q. In what year did the British settle in Australia?
A. After Lieutenant James Cook discovered the east coast and mapped it in 1770, the First Fleet arrived and settled on 26th of January, 1788.
Q. In what year did the British start deporting convicts to Australia?
A. The first 11 ships of the First Fleet arrived with their cargo of around 780 British convicts in Botany Bay, New South Wales. And a further two convict fleets arrived in 1790 and 1791. The first free settlers arrived in 1793.
Q. Why did the British deport convicts to Australia?
A. After the British lost the 13 colonies they'd lost their penal settlements in Virginia in the United States. And they needed somewhere to put all the criminals that were stacking up in England. There were just too many of these people, and they were just spreading disease and wasting resources. And, second of all, ... Australia looked to be as rich in resources as the Americas. And obviously the British wanted to settle this before the French did, or the Dutch.
Mick Taylor does not except this answer. He says it was "because they are a pack of Pommy c*nts!" He then admits that Paul is technically right.
Q. Who's Australia's most famous cricketer?
A. Dennis Lillee.
Mick Taylor never admits if this is correct. He loses his temper. Later Paul says....
A. It's Don Bradman, bitch.
On Screen Kills - 7.
The road signs displayed near the beginning of the movie, when they fail to be picked up by Mick, show Derby and Halls Creek behind them connecting with National Highway 1 with Port Hedland and Perth to the left and Kununurra and Darwin to the Right. This is Geographically impossible as halls creek is on National Highway 1. Also Derby is located on the Western side of National Highway 1 which means that Port Hedland and Perth are to the Right and Kununurra and Darwin are to the Left. Also a road distance marker is shown as Mick drives away showing "D 130" meaning that Darwin is 130Km away, assuming they are at the turn off to Derby then Darwin is actually 1700km away.
Western Australia does not have a dedicated highway patrol unit. All law enforcement on WA roads is done by the state police whom use the standard state police decal on their vehicles.
The speed limit on highways in North Western Australia is 110km/h not 100km/h.
Quote: Cop #2: "You shoot pigs for a living?" Mick Taylor: "Ya bet your life!" [winks]

Delivery Man. 2013, Starring
Vince Vaughn as David Wozniak
Chris Pratt as Brett
Cobie Smulders as Emma
Andrzej Blumenfeld as Mikolaj Wozniak
Simon Delaney as Victor
Bobby Moynihan as Aleksy
Dave Patten as Adam
Adam Chanler-Berat as Viggo
Britt Robertson as Kristen
Jack Reynor as Josh
Madison McGrew as Rachel
Matthew Daddario as Channing
Jessica Williams as Tanya
Talk show hosts Jay Leno and Bill Maher have cameo appearances as themselves.

Vince Vaughn ...
David
Chris Pratt Chris Pratt ...
Brett
Cobie Smulders Cobie Smulders ...
Emma
Andrzej Blumenfeld Andrzej Blumenfeld ...
Mikolaj
Simon Delaney Simon Delaney ...
Victor
Bobby Moynihan Bobby Moynihan ...
Aleksy
Dave Patten Dave Patten ...
Adam
Adam Chanler-Berat Adam Chanler-Berat ...
Viggo
Britt Robertson Britt Robertson ...
Kristen
Jack Reynor Jack Reynor ...
Josh
Amos VanderPoel Amos VanderPoel ...
Taylor
Matthew Daddario Matthew Daddario ...
Channing
Jessica Williams Jessica Williams ...
African American Spa Worker
Leslie Ann Glossner Leslie Ann Glossner ...
Young Romantic Girl
Derrick Arthur Derrick Arthur ...
Young Boozer
Michael Oberholtzer Michael Oberholtzer ...
Bag Boy
Sébastien René Sébastien René ...
Ryan
Kevin Hopkins Kevin Hopkins ...
Andrew Johansson
Stephen Ellis Stephen Ellis ...
18th Century Professor
Zachary Hernandez Zachary Hernandez ...
Brett's Four-Year-Old
Erin Gerasimovich Erin Gerasimovich ...
Brett's Six-Year-Old
Kyle Sutton Kyle Sutton ...
Brett's Eight-Year-Old
Lynda Gravatt Lynda Gravatt ...
Judge Logan
Starla Benford Starla Benford ...
Personal Care Attendant
Damian Young Damian Young ...
Attorney Williams
Finnerty Steeves Finnerty Steeves ...
Loan Officer #1
Don Guillory Don Guillory ...
Loan Officer #2
Richard Poe Richard Poe ...
Loan Officer #3
Jessica Abo Jessica Abo ...
Reporter #1
Logan Crawford Logan Crawford ...
Reporter #2
Alice Gainer Alice Gainer ...
Reporter #3
Darin Guerrasio Darin Guerrasio ...
Customer #1
Jonah Nathan Jonah Nathan ...
Employee
Bruce Altman Bruce Altman ...
Mass Action Attorney
Alexander Flores Alexander Flores ...
Teenage Clerk (as Alexander Jon Flores)
Matthew J. Walters Matthew J. Walters ...
Stroller Salesman
Stephanie Berry Stephanie Berry ...
Straightforward Nurse
Joseph Tudisco Joseph Tudisco ...
Sport Store Owner
Akim Black Akim Black ...
Scalper
Kate Dalton Kate Dalton ...
Sabrina
Gabe Doran Gabe Doran ...
Patrolman
Glenn Fleshler Glenn Fleshler ...
Coffee Shop Owner
Matthew Blumm Matthew Blumm ...
Male Nurse
Mark Zimmerman Mark Zimmerman ...
Hospital Doctor
Angela Bellotte Angela Bellotte ...
Girl with Short Skirt
Charlie Romanelli Charlie Romanelli ...
Hardhat
Pasha Pellosie Pasha Pellosie ...
Boyfriend #1
Connor Fox Connor Fox ...
Boyfriend #2
Isaac H.W. Joseph Isaac H.W. Joseph ...
Boyfriend #3
Jay Leno Jay Leno ...
Himself
Bill Maher Bill Maher ...
Himself
Nancy Nagrant Nancy Nagrant ...
Victor's Wife
Jamie Lynn Weisman Jamie Lynn Weisman ...
Alesky's Wife
Pantea Karimi Pantea Karimi ...
Ultrasound Technician
Rest of cast listed alphabetically:
Coleman Annison Coleman Annison ...
Biological Son (uncredited)
Ben Bailey Ben Bailey ...
(uncredited)
Joseph Basile Joseph Basile ...
Orderly (uncredited)
Esteban Benito Esteban Benito ...
Parking Guy (uncredited)
James Thomas Bligh James Thomas Bligh ...
(uncredited)
Tyler Van Brussel Tyler Van Brussel ...
Biological Son (uncredited)
Vanessa Coelho Vanessa Coelho ...
Biological Child (uncredited)
Michael Cole Michael Cole ...
Biological Son (uncredited)
Richard R. Corapi Richard R. Corapi ...
Neighbor (uncredited)
Marisa Dales Marisa Dales ...
Knicks Fan (uncredited)
Anthony Dippolito Anthony Dippolito ...
Biological Son (uncredited)
Andrew Duplessie Andrew Duplessie ...
Biological Son (uncredited)
Shawn Gonzalez Shawn Gonzalez ...
Beer Garden Patron (uncredited)
Troy Hall Troy Hall ...
Teammate #1 (uncredited)
Alex Hartman Alex Hartman ...
Biological Child (uncredited)
Takako Haywood Takako Haywood ...
Bloomingdale's Employee (uncredited)
Chris Hernandez Chris Hernandez ...
Biological Son (uncredited)
Jermain Hollman Jermain Hollman ...
Mays / Knicks Basketball Player (uncredited)
Christopher Hopkins-Ward Christopher Hopkins-Ward ...
Biological Son (uncredited)
Rosemary Howard Rosemary Howard ...
Coffee Shop Pedestrian (uncredited)
Van Hughes Van Hughes ...
Young David (uncredited)
David Itchkawitz David Itchkawitz ...
Newspaper Photographer (uncredited)
Samantha Jaikaran Samantha Jaikaran ...
Biological Daughter (uncredited)
Alex Jennings Alex Jennings ...
Biological Daughter (uncredited)
Marc A. Joseph Marc A. Joseph ...
News Reporter (uncredited)
Zivile Kaminskaite Zivile Kaminskaite ...
Donut Shop Waitress (uncredited)
Peter Y. Kim Peter Y. Kim ...
Customer #2 (uncredited)
Camille Kitt Camille Kitt ...
Twin Daughter (uncredited)
Kennerly Kitt Kennerly Kitt ...
Twin Daughter (uncredited)
Ilan Krigsfeld Ilan Krigsfeld ...
Informant (uncredited)
Logan Kulick Logan Kulick ...
Basketball Player (uncredited)
George Lalov George Lalov ...
Biological Son (uncredited)
Dennis Lauricella Dennis Lauricella ...
Basketball Referee (uncredited)
Pete Macnamara Pete Macnamara ...
Washington Wizards Coach (uncredited)
Mike Malvagno Mike Malvagno ...
Son (uncredited)
Skyler Mednick Skyler Mednick ...
News Cameraman (uncredited)
Annika Merkel Annika Merkel ...
Biological Daughter (uncredited)
Malcolm Nicholas Malcolm Nicholas ...
Biological Son (uncredited)
Chris Nuñez Chris Nuñez ...
Club Boy (uncredited)
Maceo Oliver Maceo Oliver ...
NBA Referee (uncredited)
Andrew Pagliara Andrew Pagliara ...
Biological Son (uncredited)
Aaron Phillips Aaron Phillips ...
Photographer (uncredited)
Andrew James Poole Andrew James Poole ...
Biological Son (uncredited)
Veronika Ann Rees Veronika Ann Rees ...
School Child (uncredited)
Bennie Road Bennie Road ...
Press Photographer (uncredited)
Jelayna Rose Jelayna Rose ...
Starbuck's Biological Daughter (uncredited)
Rob Leo Roy Rob Leo Roy ...
Loan Officer #4 (uncredited)
Kathryn Shasha Kathryn Shasha ...
Driver (uncredited)
Sardor Sodikov Sardor Sodikov ...
Biological Son (uncredited)
Christian Soul Christian Soul ...
Pool Spectator (uncredited)
Karen Summerton Karen Summerton ...
(uncredited)
Lauren Susan Lauren Susan ...
Daughter (uncredited)
Natasha Tax Natasha Tax ...
Biological Daughter (uncredited)
Krista Tunnell Krista Tunnell ...
Biological Daughter (uncredited)
Joseph Urban Joseph Urban ...
Polish Henchman (uncredited)
Kiff VandenHeuvel Kiff VandenHeuvel ...
(uncredited)
Chris VanDijk Chris VanDijk ...
Teammate #2 (uncredited)
Steven Weisz Steven Weisz ...
Restaurant Owner (uncredited)
Sam Yazbeck as Camera Man and Jeremy Zierau as Camera Man. Movie Central, December 8, 2014. Music by Jon Brion. Soundtrack: "Someday" - Written by Julian Casablancas,
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My Fallen Angel
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Friday Night Forever
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Into The Pool
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Ten Ton
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Wonderful, Glorious
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Love To Get Used
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Strike It Up
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100 Other Lovers
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Little Hands
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Trivia: It is an American comedy-drama film directed by Ken Scott, produced by DreamWorks Pictures, and starring Vince Vaughn, Chris Pratt, and Cobie Smulders. The film was released by Touchstone Pictures on November 22, 2013. It is a remake of Scott's 2011 French-Canadian film, Starbuck. The film is a remake of the 2011 French-Canadian film Starbuck which was also directed by Scott; Starbuck was also the working title for the English-language production. Filming began in October 2012 in the Hudson Valley of New York. Filming then moved to New York City locales, in Brooklyn and Manhattan. Concerning the number of extras as the children, actor Dave Patten said, "There were ten of us who were constants on the sets so we didn’t really bond with the others who were extras. But the ten of us became a huge pack of friends and it was really nice. There are usually a lot of egos on set when it comes to a big cast which causes people not to get along but we didn’t have that issue." Delivery Man received mixed reviews from critics. Filming locations: Brooklyn, New York City, New York, USA (exteriors of buildings on 10th Avenue between Sherman and Windsor Place); Schiller's Liquor Bar, 131 Rivington Street, New York City, New York, USA.
Chris Pratt gained 60 pounds for his role as David's out-of-shape friend, Brett.
Despite the subject matter, Emma is the only mother in the movie.
The actual meat store used in the film is Morscher's Pork Store of Ridgewood, NY.
Remake of the 2011 Quebec film, Starbuck, where a slacker character, played by Patrick Hulard, discovers years later his donation fathered 500 children. This movie is also written and directed by Ken Scott.
In the scene where David (Vince Vaughn) invites Viggo (Adam Chanler-Berat) to play basketball, Viggo is reading the famous "Critique of pure reason" by Immanuel Kant. Quote: David: "Congratulations, 'darling'." Brett: "I had it. I had pitched the perfect game, and I had to screw the whole thing up. My mother saw the whole thing on TV." David: "She must have been surprised to find out that you had a male lover." Brett: "No. She said she always suspected it. She told me we would make a lovely couple." David: "And your kids?" Brett: "They think it's cool."

Enemy. 2013 (Canadian-Spanish), Starring
Jake Gyllenhaal as Adam Bell / Anthony Claire (actor Daniel Saint Claire)
Mélanie Laurent as Mary
Isabella Rossellini as Adam's mother
Sarah Gadon as Helen Claire
Kedar Brown as a security guard
Darryl Dinn as the video store clerk
Stephen R. Hart as Bouncer (uncredited)
Jane Moffat as Eve (uncredited)
Joshua Peace as Carl, Adam's colleague
Tim Post as Anthony's concierge
Misha Highstead, Megan Mane, Alexis Uiga as the Ladies in the Dark Room

Jake Gyllenhaal ...
Adam + Anthony
Mélanie Laurent Mélanie Laurent ...
Mary
Sarah Gadon Sarah Gadon ...
Helen
Isabella Rossellini Isabella Rossellini ...
Mother
Joshua Peace Joshua Peace ...
Teacher at School (as Josh Peace)
Tim Post Tim Post ...
Anthony's Concierge
Kedar Brown Kedar Brown ...
Security Guard
Darryl Dinn Darryl Dinn ...
Video Store Clerk
Misha Highstead Misha Highstead ...
Lady in the Dark Room
Megan Mann Megan Mann ...
Lady in the Dark Room (as Megan Mane)
Alexis Uiga Alexis Uiga ...
Lady in the Dark Room
Rest of cast listed alphabetically:
Kiran Friesen Kiran Friesen ...
Sad, Broken Woman (uncredited)
Stephen R. Hart Stephen R. Hart ...
Bouncer (uncredited)
Jane Moffat Jane Moffat ...
Eve (uncredited)
Paul Stephen Paul Stephen ...
Dark Room Patron (uncredited)
Loretta Yu Loretta Yu ...
Receptionist, Daryl Patchett as stunt double: Jake Gyllenhaal and Jennifer Vey as stunt double: Melanie Laurent. Movie Central, December 13, 2014. Music by Danny Bensi and Saunder Jurriaans. Soundtrack: "The Cheater" - Performed by Bob Kuban and The In-Men,
Written by John Krenski
Published by Sony/ATV Acuff Rose Music (BMI) / Sony/ATV Music Publishing Canada (SOCAN)
All rights reserved. Used by permission.
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Not So Much To Be Loved As To Love
Performed by Jonathan Richman
Written by Jonathan Richman
Published by Rockin' Leprechaun Music
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After The Lights Go Out
Performed by The Walker Brothers
Words and music by John Stewart (as John C. Stewart)
Published by Neon Pants Music (BMI)
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Trivia: It is a Canadian-Spanish psychological thriller film directed by Denis Villeneuve; it was loosely adapted by Javier Gullón from José Saramago's 2002 novel The Double.[4] The film stars Jake Gyllenhaal as two characters, and co-stars Mélanie Laurent, Isabella Rossellini, Sarah Gadon, Stephen R. Hart, and Jane Moffat. It was screened in the Special Presentation section at the 2013 Toronto International Film Festival. Enemy earned five Canadian Screen Awards; Best Director for Villeneuve,[6] as well as a Canadian Screen Award for Best Performance by an Actress in a Supporting Role and Best Picture. Enemy received generally positive reviews from critics. Analysis: Forrest Wickman of Slate states that the opening line of the film, "Chaos is order yet undeciphered" is from a line from José Saramago's The Double, the novel on which the film is based. Wickman suggests that Enemy is "a parable about what it's like to live under a totalitarian state without knowing it."
References: Notorious (1946) - the key labeled UNICA; Vertigo (1958) - Poster seen in video store; Attack of the 50 Foot Woman (1958) - Poster seen in video store; Taxi Driver (1976) - Anthony channels a famous De Niro role in front of a mirror (even though he's saying the famous line from Raging Bull); Raging Bull (1980) - Anthony yells "Did you fuck my wife?" several times; Dogma (1999) - Video tape seen. Filming locations: Toronto, Ontario, Canada; Mississauga, Ontario, Canada.
The cast signed a confidentiality agreement that doesn't allow them to speak and/or explain to the press the meaning of spiders in the movie.
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According to the director, Denis Villeneuve, Javier Bardem was offered the lead role but the actor felt he didn't suit the character. Christian Bale was also offered the role and he wanted to do it but couldn't due to scheduling conflicts with other projects.
The film titled "When there is a will, there ia a way" in the movie came from a high school english teacher of Denis Villeneuve, as a catchphrase to give students the will to push harder in life.
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The quote which precedes the film's opening - 'chaos is order yet undeciphered' - is taken from the source novel 'The Double' by José Saramago.
The spider that is walking through the city is a reference to Louise Bourgeois' sculpture which is called 'Maman'.
While no explanation was given for the presence of spiders, it has been analyzed by many people that they represent as Adam/Anthony's weakness to women, making him less dominant.
Quotes: 1. Title Card: "Chaos is order yet undeciphered." 2. Adam: "How many months are you?" Helen: "Six months." Adam: "That's nice. I should be going. I have a class I have to teach." [He laughs while she looks freaked] Anthony: "You never know how your day is gonna turn out. Have a nice day." Anachronism: Actors search Google to identify each other and Google screen is using predictive search which they had not yet rolled out at the time the movie was set.