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Did you have a stroke and follow me by accident? That has happened before.
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Sam was betting $20 that Dean and Cas would make out by the end of the week. Bobby was betting that it would happen earlier. So while normally Sam would be pushing his brother and angel together, this time he was hoping to push it out until Saturday. Just to win the bet and prove a point. When he walked in on Thursday to Dean and Cas half naked on the motel bed, he shouted "Dammit!" threw his bag on the ground and left to call Bobby.
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Make-up inspired by The Avengers.
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Some cool trivia about The Fall:
The film was shot on 26 locations over 18 countries.
The director claims that there are no special effects in the film despite its surreal looks. Everything was shot on real locations.
A miscommunication between the casting agent and Catinca Untaru led her to believe that Lee Pacewas a real-life paraplegic. Director Tarsem Singh found that this brought an added level of believability to their dialogue, so he decided to keep almost the entire cast and crew under the same impression. Apparently it was hard to keep up the lie - a makeup artist walked into a room to find Pace standing and almost passed out from shock.
The horses used by the Bandit and his crew in many scenes are of the Marwari breed, native only to the deserts of India, and known for their distinctive “lyre or scimitar”-shaped ears.
Singh shot the hospital scenes with Catinca Untaru in chronological order. As filming progressed over the course of six weeks, she grew taller and her English improved, like her character would have in real life. She also lost her two front baby teeth right before shooting began, so filming in sequence allowed for the continuity of the gap between her teeth to remain consistent.
Jeetu Verma (the Indian) owned most of the horses used in the film. His stables are based in Mumbai.
Darwin’s monkey “Wallace” is a reference to the naturalist Alfred Russel Wallace who independently developed the idea of natural selection. Darwin and Wallace presented the theory together, but due to the publication of “On the Origin of Species” Darwin usually gets sole credit for the theory. The scene on Butterfly Island when Darwin closes Wallace in the sack and says ” We…. I have an idea” alludes to him taking sole credit for ideas that were not completely his own.
The magic word “Googly” that Alexandria repeats in the movie is also the name of the production company.
The cinematic poster for this movie is based on the Salvador Dali painting, “1935_03_Face of Mae West Which May Be Used as an Apartment”, circa 1935.
One of the significant plot developments - Alexandria’s misinterpreting the letter E as the number 3 in a note written by Roy - was derived from an accidental misreading by the 6 year old actress during filming, which the director then realized he could adapt into a clever twist in the story.
Apart from the movie poster based on the Salvador Dali painting, the mask on the face of the bandit (which is shown on the face of the girl as well on multiple occasions) could also be a tribute to the same painting.
In the theatrical poster there’s also a reference to “Burning Giraffe”, by Salvador Dali, with the burning chariot at the right of the poster.
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“Okay, “A,” there are no cows in space. “B,” didn’t you wear that, like, five years ago?”
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Sam’s reactions to losing the people he loves.
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