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* ActorInspiredElement: Carey Mulligan offered to get a seagull tattoo and was given the part because of it.
* CreatorChosenCasting: Michael Fassbender was the only choice for Brandon.
* CreatorChosenCasting: Michael Fassbender was the only choice for Brandon.
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* RealLifeWritesTheHairstyle: Carey Mulligan has short hair here because she ruined it having to dye it white blonde for ''Film/PublicEnemies'', and it was still growing out.
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* WordOfGod: Steve [=McQueen=] feels that Brandon and Sissy are not incestuous, and that them being comfortable with the other seeing them nude was just them not being "bashful" about nudity.
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* EnforcedMethodActing: For the scene where Sissy sings at the nightclub, [=McQueen=] barred Dale and Fassbender from Mulligan's rehearsals. They only got to hear it for the first time while the cameras were rolling, and the scene was filmed in real time. Their reactions are genuine.
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* EnforcedMethodActing: For the scene where Sissy sings at the nightclub, [=McQueen=] barred Dale and Michael Fassbender and James Badge Dale from Mulligan's rehearsals. They only got to hear it for the first time while the cameras were rolling, and the scene was filmed in real time. Their reactions are genuine.
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* RomanceOnTheSet: Creator/MichaelFassbender dated Creator/NicoleBeharie on the set.
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* DoingItForTheArt: A rare distributor example. Fox Searchlight released the film with the rare NC-17 rating (only about 90 films have ever received it, as its a kiss of death due to distribution issues), and even issued a press statement that they planned to release uncut, stating "It's time the rating be used in a serious manner, not as a scarlet letter."
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* DoingItForTheArt: A rare distributor example. When the film was (unsurprisingly) given a NC-17 rating by the MPAA, Fox Searchlight released the film with uncut, refusing to edit or appeal. Considering the rare NC-17 history of the rating (only -- only about 90 films have ever received it, as its it's a kiss of death due to distribution issues), and issues -- they even issued a press statement that in which they planned to release uncut, stating said, "It's time the rating be used in a serious manner, not as a scarlet letter."
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* {{Jossed}}: Carey Mulligan went on record in at least one interview stating that the common assumption of Brandon and Sissy having an incestuous relationship has zero basis in the character work they did during production, and such background was never a conversation that was had during filming.
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* DoingItForTheArt: A Rare distributor example. Fox Searchlight released the film with the rare NC-17 rating (only about 90 films have ever received it, as its a kiss of death due to distribution issues), and even issued a press statement that they planned to release uncut, stating "It's time the rating be used in a serious manner, not as a scarlet letter."
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* DoingItForTheArt: A Rare rare distributor example. Fox Searchlight released the film with the rare NC-17 rating (only about 90 films have ever received it, as its a kiss of death due to distribution issues), and even issued a press statement that they planned to release uncut, stating "It's time the rating be used in a serious manner, not as a scarlet letter."
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* {{Jossed}}: Carey Mulligan went on record in at least one interview stating that the common assumption of Brandon and Sissy having an incestuous relationship has zero basis in the character work they did during production, and such background was never a conversation that was had during filming.
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* DoingItForTheArt: A Rare distributor example. Fox Searchlight released the film with the rare NC-17 rating (only about 90 films have ever received it, as its a kiss of death due to distribution issues), and even issued a press statement that they planned to release uncut, stating "It's time the rating be used in a serious manner, not as a scarlet letter."
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* FakeAmerican: Both leads: Fassbender was born in Germany and raised in Ireland (something he got a line alluding to so as to explain his [[OohMeAccentsSlipping sometimes wavering accent]], and Mulligan is English.
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* FakeAmerican: Both leads: Fassbender was born in Germany and raised in Ireland (something he got a line alluding to so as to explain his [[OohMeAccentsSlipping sometimes wavering accent]], accent]]) and Mulligan is English.
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* FakeAmerican: Both leads: Fassbender was born in Germany and raised in Ireland (something he got a line alluding to so as to explain his [[OohMeAccentsSlipping sometimes wavering accent]], and Mulligan is English.English.
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* EnforcedMethodActing: For the scene where Sissy sings at the nightclub, McQueen barred Dale and Fassbender from Mulligan's rehearsals. They only got to hear it for the first time while the cameras were rolling, and the scene was filmed in real time. Their reactions are genuine.
* FakeAmerican Both leads: Fassbender was born in Germany and raised in Ireland (something he got a line alluding to so as to explain his [[OohMeAccentsSlipping sometimes wavering accent]], and Mulligan is English.
* FakeAmerican Both leads: Fassbender was born in Germany and raised in Ireland (something he got a line alluding to so as to explain his [[OohMeAccentsSlipping sometimes wavering accent]], and Mulligan is English.
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* EnforcedMethodActing: For the scene where Sissy sings at the nightclub, McQueen [=McQueen=] barred Dale and Fassbender from Mulligan's rehearsals. They only got to hear it for the first time while the cameras were rolling, and the scene was filmed in real time. Their reactions are genuine.
*FakeAmerican FakeAmerican: Both leads: Fassbender was born in Germany and raised in Ireland (something he got a line alluding to so as to explain his [[OohMeAccentsSlipping sometimes wavering accent]], and Mulligan is English.
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* FakeAmerican Both leads: Fassbender was born in Germany and raised in Ireland (something he got a line alluding to so as to explain his [[OohMeAccentsSlipping sometimes wavering accent, accent]], and Mulligan is English.
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* EnforcedMethodActing: For the scene where Sissy sings at the nightclub, McQueen barred Dale and Fassbender from Mulligan's rehearsals. They only got to hear it for the first time while the cameras were rolling, and the scene was filmed in real time. Their reactions are genuine.
* FakeAmerican/ OohMeAccentsSlipping: Both leads: Fassbender drifts was born in Germany and out of an American raised in Ireland (something he got a line alluding to so as to explain his sometimes wavering accent, but they include a token "I grew up in Ireland" line (probably so he can focus less on his accent and more on keeping in character during largely improvised scenes). On the other hand, Mulligan maintains a convincing American accent most of the time, but also occasionally drifts into what sounds like an Irish accent, despite the actress being is English.
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* FakeAmerican / OohMeAccentsSlipping: Fassbender drifts in and out of an American accent, but they include a token "I grew up in Ireland" line (probably so he can focus less on his accent and more on keeping in character during largely improvised scenes). On the other hand, Mulligan maintains a convincing American accent most of the time, but also occasionally drifts into what sounds like an Irish accent, despite the Actress actress being English.
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* FakeAmerican / OohMeAccentsSlipping: Fassbender drifts in and out of an American accent, but they include a token "I grew up in Ireland" line (probably so he can focus less on his accent and more on keeping in character during largely improvised scenes). On the other hand, Mulligan maintains a convincing American accent most of the time, but also occasionally drifts into what sounds like an Irish accent, despite the Actress being English.
