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A hot meal.
Matt LeBlanc had eleven dollars to his name when he auditioned for the role of Joey. When he got his first paycheck, he went and bought himself a hot meal.
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The Theorists.
The Theorists was a show produced by the Belarusian government that featured a set of characters and plotline identical to that of ‘The Big Bang Theory.’ The show was canceled after it became known that it was plagiarism, and actors started to quit.
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Mayim Bialik.
Mayim was accepted in both Harvard and Yale but decided to study at UCLA. After her Bachelor’s, she began her Ph.D. in Neuroscience, all while acting on TV!
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Finn and Joe Cole.
Finn portrays Michael Gray, and Joe portrays John Shelby.
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Cillian Muphy and Tom Hardy.
Cillian Murphy plays the Scarecrow, and Tom Hardy plays Bane.
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A practice school for extras.
The extras who play walkers have to go through ‘Walker School’ to learn how to walk and move like walkers!
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A 1965 Mustang.
Creator Eric Kripke’s original choice for the brothers’ car was a 1965 Mustang. He changes his mind after a neighbor said to him that he needs a vehicle that when people stop next to it at lights, they lock their doors.
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‘The Entertainer’ by Scott Joplin.
In the romantic scene where the Professor plays a song on the piano for Raquel, the song being played is ‘The Entertainer’ by Scott Joplin. It was also the theme in ‘Sting,’ a movie also about a team trying to pull off the ultimate heist!
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Rio.
Rio, portrayed by Miguel Herran, is the youngest of the heist group at 19 years old. Miguel, likewise, was only 20 years old when filming started.
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Analy High School.
Liberty High School is actually located in Sebastopol, California, going by the name of Analy High school. Much like Liberty, Analy’s mascot is also the Tigers.
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