History Trivia / CorpseBride

* CompletelyDifferentTitle: Despite not having a dub, Greece called the movie ''Dead Bride''.

* CompletelyDifferentTitle: despite not having a dub Greece called the movie "dead bride"

** A very glaring one right at the beginning of the film involving Lord Barkis' entrance. During the opening sequence, as two old men greet each other and walk by, Barkis...''appears'' out of nowhere.

** The original solution to the complication with Emily's marriage to Victor did not require his death. The vows weren't binding merely because Emily had not said her own in response to his. They just needed to return to the Land of the Living so she could. Upon learning this, Emily had to hastily come up with an excuse to get there and have a proper ceremony without Victor finding out the truth as she was afraid that if he knew they weren't truly wed, he'd leave her.

* BillingDisplacement: Creator/RichardEGrant, the main villain, is billed below Creator/ChristopherLee, whose role is more or less TheCameo and is not the main villain for once.

* InMemoriam: The late [[Creator/PixarRegulars Joe Ranft]] served as executive producer, with the film being one of two dedicated to his memory (the other being ''WesternAnimation/{{Cars}}'').
* OlderThanTheyThink: The tale of a nervous young groom who accidentally marries a corpse is actually a Russian Jewish folktale dating back to around the 1880's.

* TalkingToHimself: Completely averted. Despite a good number of minor characters having the same voice actor, none of them speak to each other. For example, Mayhew and William Van Dort are both voiced by Paul Whitehouse and have some interaction together but never say a word to each other.

* DoingItForTheArt: The various figures used in the film were animated using a very intricate clockwork system built inside of them, replacing the stop-motion industry standards of using multiple expressive heads.

** The original solution to the complication with Emily's marriage to Victor did not require his death. The vows weren't binding merely because Emily had not said her own in response to his. They just needed to return to the Land of the Living so she could. Upon learning this, Emily had to hastily come up with an excuse to get there and redo it all without Victor finding out the truth as she was afraid that if he knew they weren't truly wed, he'd simply leave her.

** The original solution to the complication with Emily's marriage to Victor did not require his death. The vows weren't binding merely because Emily had not said her own in response to his. They just needed to return to the Land of the Living so she could. Upon learning this, Emily had to hastily come up with an excuse to get there without Victor finding out the truth as she was afraid that if he knew they weren't truly bound to one another after all, he'd simply leave her.