38 Random Facts About Movies to Rattle Off If You’re Ever Stuck in an Elevator With Spielberg or Scorsese

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38 Random Facts About Movies to Rattle Off If You’re Ever Stuck in an Elevator With Spielberg or Scorsese

One beefy man played Gerard Butler and Gerard Butlers dad in the same film.

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Audrey II in ‘Little Shop of Horrors’

CRACKED.COM LITTLE SHOP OF HORRORS SIX PUPPETS OF AUDREY II WERE MADE. Six different animatronic puppets were used to show the growth of the mean green mother from outer space. The smallest Audrey II was four inches tall, and the largest was 12 feet tall.

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The Wedding Singer

CRACKED.COM THE WEDDING SINGER ADAM SANDLER WANTED TO MAKE A PRO-MARRIAGE MOVIE. Sandler said that he just wanted to make a movie that was pro-love and pro-marriage while still being heavy on the laughs. According to him, guys who are against love were just hurt.

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Little Miss Sunshine

LITTLE MISS SUNSHINE THE MOVIE WAS INSPIRED BY ARNOLD SCHWARZENEGGER (BUT NOT IN A GOOD WAY). Screenwriter Michael Arndt read an article about Schwarzenegger telling high school students, If there's one thing ... that I hate, it's losers. Arndt hated that mindset, and wrote a movie about that. CRACKED.COM

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Animal House and Charles Manson

CRACKED.COM COLLEGE ANIMAL HOUSE THE STORY WAS ORIGINALLY ABOUT CHARLES MANSON. The first draft of the screenplay focused on the cult leader, the sex, and the murders involved. It was immediately rejected.

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The Butterfly Effect

The Butterfly Effect THE ALTERNATE ENDING: Evan goes back in time to his own birth, and strangles himself with his own umbilical cord. The movie has several official endings, and the alternate isn't good, either. CRACKED.COM

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Scott Pilgrim vs. the World

Scott Pilgrim vs. the World THE ALTERNATE ENDING: While he never shot it, Edgar Wright had the idea of finishing with the it-was-all-a-fantasy trope. The twist: it was a serial killer's fantasy. Yup, Scott straight up killed all of Ramona's exes - no videogame logic, no quirky music numbers, no fun visuals, just murder. CRACKED.COM

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