- The sketch that Jack drew of Rose wearing the famous necklace in the blockbuster movie "Titanic" was really drawn by director James Cameron. The hands that we see drawing the sketch are really Cameron's. Cameron was also responsible for all the other sketches that were in Jack's sketchbook.
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(Added: Thu Oct 31 2002) - During the making of the the movie "Fight Club," actor Brad Pitt chipped his tooth. However, he did not get his tooth capped until after the movie was done filming as he thought it would look better chipped for his character.
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(Added: Thu Oct 31 2002) - The first theatre to show motion pictures was the Nickelodeon on June 19, 1905 in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania. It was opened by Harry Davis on Smithfield Street.
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(Added: Thu Oct 31 2002) - Approximately 55% of movies released are Rated R.
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(Added: Thu Oct 31 2002) - The original name that was chosen for Cameron Crowe's movie "Almost Famous" was "Untitled." The name had to be changed because Dreamworks would not allow it to be called this.
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(Added: Thu Oct 31 2002) - The longest acceptance speech in the history of the Oscars was by Greer Garson in 1942. She received an Oscar for Best Actress for the movie Mrs. Miniver, and her speech was five minutes and 30 seconds long.
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(Added: Thu Oct 31 2002) - Movies approximately make five times more from video sales than ticket sales.
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(Added: Thu Oct 31 2002) - When an orange is shown in any of the "Godfather" movies, this means that someone is about to die or a close call is to occur.
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(Added: Thu Oct 31 2002) - The first movie to ever cost $100 million to make is Terminator 2: Judgment Day in 1991.
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(Added: Thu Oct 31 2002) - The spider used in the 2002 movie Spider-Man was a Steatoda spider, not a black widow. The spider was given anaesthesia, and was then painted blue and red.
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(Added: Thu Oct 31 2002) - On April 6, 1925, the first in-flight movie was shown. It was a silent film and appeared on a Deutsche Luft Hansa flight.
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(Added: Thu Oct 31 2002) - From the movie Monster's Inc., Mike and Sully had three cereals in their apartment. There names were Kreature Krisp, Prickly Puffs, and Dirt Clods, with ingredients such as sweat and tears, bile, and shrimp.
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(Added: Thu Oct 31 2002) - One of the Bond girls in the James Bond movie, "For Your Eyes Only," used to be a man.
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(Added: Thu Oct 31 2002) - Many of the stars that were in the Poltergeist Trilogy had strange deaths.
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(Added: Thu Oct 31 2002) - For the movie "Tootsie" actor Dustin Hoffman thought of the title. His mother used to call him that as a child.
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(Added: Thu Oct 31 2002) - In the movie "The Exorcist" the vomit that (Regan) Linda Blair hurls at Father Damien Karras is thick pea soup.
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(Added: Thu Oct 31 2002) - In the movie "Gandhi" 300,000 extras appeared in the funeral scene. Of the 300,000, approximately 100,000 received a small fee, and the other 200,000 did it for free.
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(Added: Wed Sep 20 2006) - Outside London, Liverpool is the most filmed British city, and was used to film more than 140 films in 2002.
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(Added: Thu Oct 31 2002) - Actor Richard Gere was considered to play the role of John McClane in the movie Die Hard. Bruce Willis played the part instead.
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(Added: Thu Oct 31 2002) - The movie "The Sixth Sense" was rented out by 80 million people in the year 2000. This made it that year's top rated DVD and VHS title.
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