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Toy Story 2.
Before Toy Story 2 was released, there was an accident in post-production which caused the entire movie to be deleted from the main Pixar servers. This was caused due to the command “rm -rf” in the Unix command line which causes all files to be deleted from a directory without needing confirmation. Luckily, a pregnant employee had a copy on her computer, which ended up saving the day!
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The Pirate.
This nickname is a reference to Von Stauffenberg having lost an eye and a hand in the war, frequently wearing an eye patch like a pirate.
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Komm, gib mir deine Hand.
It’s the German version of “I want to hold your hand” by the Beatles. The ending song is the German version of David Bowie’s “Heroes”, which talks about two lovers separated by the wall of Berlin.
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The USA enters the war.
Even though it is not mentioned in the movie, this date is of significant importance as it is the day the USA declared war on Germany and its allies.
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Sam Mendes’ grandfather.
The movie was inspired mainly by the experiences of Sam’s grandfather during WW1, which were written in his autobiography titled: “The Autobiography of Alfred H. Mendes 1987-1991.”
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End of the Rainbow.
End of the Rainbow is an Olivier-nominated play by Playwright Peter Quilter.
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A year.
Renée Zellweger spent a year with vocal coach Eric Vetro before production started to prepare for the movie.
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1165 Shakespeare Ave, The Bronx, NY 10452, USA.
The iconic stairs where the Joker is dancing became a tourist attraction after the hit movie’s release!
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People that are suffering from pathological laughter.
Joaquin stated that perfecting the laugh was the hardest part of playing the Joker. He said that he watched a lot of videos of people suffering from pathological laughter to draw inspiration.
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Tim Roth.
Tim was credited as a member of the gang (Tarantino’s regulars) even though the British actor’s scenes ended up not making it into the final cut.
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