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* BabyNameTrendStarter: "Luke" and "Lucas" skyrocketed in popularity in the late '60s following the film's release[[note]]although ''Franchise/StarWars'' near the end of the following decade helped it considerably[[/note]]. Today, "Lucas" is one of the top 10 most popular boy's names in the United States; before 1967, it was only in the top ''1,000''.
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* BabyNameTrendStarter: "Luke" and "Lucas" skyrocketed in popularity in the late '60s following the film's release[[note]]although ''Franchise/StarWars'' near the end of the following decade helped it considerably[[/note]].even more[[/note]]. Today, "Lucas" is one of the top 10 most popular boy's names in the United States; before 1967, it was only in the top ''1,000''.
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* BabyNameTrendStarter: "Luke" and "Lucas" skyrocketed in popularity in the late '60s following the film's release[[note]]although ''Franchise/StarWars'' near the end of the following decade helped it considerably]]. Today, "Lucas" is one of the top 10 most popular boy's names in the United States; before 1967, it was only in the top ''1,000''.
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* BabyNameTrendStarter: "Luke" and "Lucas" skyrocketed in popularity in the late '60s following the film's release[[note]]although ''Franchise/StarWars'' near the end of the following decade helped it considerably]].considerably[[/note]]. Today, "Lucas" is one of the top 10 most popular boy's names in the United States; before 1967, it was only in the top ''1,000''.
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* BabyNameTrendStarter: "Luke" and "Lucas" skyrocketed in popularity in the late '60s following the film's release. Today, "Lucas" is one of the top 10 most popular boy's names in the United States; before 1967, it was only in the top ''1,000''.
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* BabyNameTrendStarter: "Luke" and "Lucas" skyrocketed in popularity in the late '60s following the film's release.release[[note]]although ''Franchise/StarWars'' near the end of the following decade helped it considerably]]. Today, "Lucas" is one of the top 10 most popular boy's names in the United States; before 1967, it was only in the top ''1,000''.
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* EnforcedMethodActing: Wives and girlfriends were banned from the set in order to make sure the cast internalised life on a chain gang. An ''Entertainment Weekly'' article on the 50th anniversary of the film also speculated that it was done to heighten their reactions during the car-washing scene.
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* EnforcedMethodActing: Wives and girlfriends were banned from the set in order to make sure the cast internalised life on a chain gang. An ''Entertainment Weekly'' article on the 50th anniversary of the film also speculated that it was done to heighten their reactions during when they had to act the car-washing scene.
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* EnforcedMethodActing: Wives were banned from the set in order to make sure the cast internalised life on a chain gang.
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* EnforcedMethodActing: Wives and girlfriends were banned from the set in order to make sure the cast internalised life on a chain gang.gang. An ''Entertainment Weekly'' article on the 50th anniversary of the film also speculated that it was done to heighten their reactions during the car-washing scene.
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* BeamMeUpScotty: The captain's line "What we've got here is failure to communicate." is often misquoted as "What we have here is failure to communicate."
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* BeamMeUpScotty: Narrowly averted via MeaningfulEcho. The famous line, "What we've got here is a failure to communicate!" is used towards the end of the film. The first instance of the line is "What we've got here is... failure to communicate. Some men you just can't reach" (notably, the version without the indefinite article was sampled by Music/GunsNRoses for "Civil War"). Though it's also typically quoted with a thick southern accent, meaning the warden's version should be used.
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** Subverted. Filmmakers suggested that Joy Harmon get high before doing the car wash scene - in order to seem more relaxed. She made it clear she wouldn't, and did the scene 'unstoned'.
** Wives were banned from the set in order to make sure the cast internalised life on a chain gang.
** Subverted. Filmmakers suggested that Joy Harmon get high before doing the car wash scene - in order to seem more relaxed. She made it clear she wouldn't, and did the scene 'unstoned'.
** Wives were banned from the set in order to make sure the cast internalised life on a chain gang.
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* EnforcedMethodActing:
** Subverted. Filmmakers suggested that Joy Harmon get high before doing the car wash scene - in order to seem more relaxed. She made it clear she wouldn't, and did the scene 'unstoned'.
**EnforcedMethodActing: Wives were banned from the set in order to make sure the cast internalised life on a chain gang.
** Subverted. Filmmakers suggested that Joy Harmon get high before doing the car wash scene - in order to seem more relaxed. She made it clear she wouldn't, and did the scene 'unstoned'.
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* BabyNameTrendStarter: "Luke" and "Lucas" skyrocketed in popularity in the late '60s following the film's release. Today, "Lucas" is one of the top 10 most popular boy's names in the United States; before 1967, it was only in the top ''1,000''.
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** Morgan Woodward, who played "The Man with No Eyes", remained in character between takes, wearing his mirrored sunglasses and not speaking to anyone.
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** Morgan Woodward, who played "The Man with No Eyes", remained in character between takes, wearing his mirrored sunglasses and not speaking to anyone.
