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* NamesTheSame: Jasmine the princess from Garth's tale, and Jasmine the lion. The former also shares the same name with [[{{WesternAnimation/Aladdin}} another certain princess]] [[Franchise/KingdomHearts who interacts with Osment's character]].
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* FakeAmerican: The British Creator/MichaelCaine as the American Garth [=McCann=]. His role for this film was even the ImageSource for the trope page for a while, too.
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* FakeAmerican: The British Creator/MichaelCaine as the American Garth [=McCann=]. His role for this film was even the ImageSource for the trope page for a while, too.
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* DoingItForTheArt: Creator/RobertDuvall and Creator/HaleyJoelOsment shot the scene where Hub gives Walter the "how to be a man" speech on a freezing night, with Duvall standing in a cold pond wearing just a nightshirt. Duvall insisted on staying where he was and giving a full performance for each take, even when shooting Osment's closeups and he wouldn't be on camera[[note]]even shooing away crew members who tried to give him warmer clothes and take him back to his trailer[[/note]]. Osment says that watching this taught him a lot about how to be a professional and shaped how he acted on set from then on.
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* FakeAmerican: The British Creator/MichaelCaine as the American Garth [=McCannn=]. His role for this film was even the ImageSource for the trope page for a while, too.
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* FakeAmerican: The British Creator/MichaelCaine as the American Garth [=McCannn=].[=McCann=]. His role for this film was even the ImageSource for the trope page for a while, too.
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* FakeAmerican: Creator/MichaelCaine.
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* FakeAmerican: Creator/MichaelCaine.The British Creator/MichaelCaine as the American Garth [=McCannn=]. His role for this film was even the ImageSource for the trope page for a while, too.
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* EnforcedMethodActing: [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2ot0OOSKD60&feature=youtu.be As told by the man himself]], Creator/TravisWillingham took three real punches to the nose, because Duvall thought he was a stunt double. When he informed him he wasn't, [=DuVall=] gave him some cash as an apology.
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* EnforcedMethodActing: [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2ot0OOSKD60&feature=youtu.be As told by the man himself]], Creator/TravisWillingham took three real punches to the nose, because Duvall thought he was a stunt double. When he informed him he wasn't, [=DuVall=] Duvall gave him some cash as an apology.
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* NoStuntDouble: The thug fight was supposed to be performed by Creator/RobertDuvall's stunt double, but he decided to do it himself on the day of shooting.
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* CastTheRunnerUp: Creator/TommyLeeJones was originally cast as Hub with Creator/RobertDuvall playing Garth, putting them together again with a built-in CastingGag, as both actors would have essentially played the inverse of their RedOniBlueOni roles in ''Literature/LonesomeDove''. Then he dropped out, and Duvall became Hub. Creator/MichaelCaine was eventually cast in the Garth role, but Administrivia/TropesAreNotBad because [[CoolOldGuy Michael Caine is awesome.]]
* FocusGroupEnding: The film originally ended with an elaborate funeral sequence where pretty much every character Hub and Garth encountered in the past came back to pay their respects. This was dropped in favor of the simpler ending shown in the final cut. WordOfGod says, however, that the original ending is still canonical.
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** The original plan was to reteam Creator/PaulNewman and Creator/RobertRedford as the uncles. However, Redford's agent told the producers he "does not play old."
** Creator/TommyLeeJones was originally cast as Hub with Creator/RobertDuvall playing Garth, putting them together again with a built-in CastingGag, as both actors would have essentially played the inverse of their RedOniBlueOni roles in ''Literature/LonesomeDove''. Then he dropped out, and Duvall became Hub. Creator/MichaelCaine was eventually cast in the Garth role, but Administrivia/TropesAreNotBad because [[CoolOldGuy Michael Caine is awesome.]]
** The film originally ended with an elaborate funeral sequence where pretty much every character Hub and Garth encountered in the past came back to pay their respects. This was dropped in favor of the simpler ending shown in the final cut. WordOfGod says, however, that the original ending is still canonical.
** The original plan was to reteam Creator/PaulNewman and Creator/RobertRedford as the uncles. However, Redford's agent told the producers he "does not play old."
** Creator/TommyLeeJones was originally cast as Hub with Creator/RobertDuvall playing Garth, putting them together again with a built-in CastingGag, as both actors would have essentially played the inverse of their RedOniBlueOni roles in ''Literature/LonesomeDove''. Then he dropped out, and Duvall became Hub. Creator/MichaelCaine was eventually cast in the Garth role, but Administrivia/TropesAreNotBad because [[CoolOldGuy Michael Caine is awesome.]]
** The film originally ended with an elaborate funeral sequence where pretty much every character Hub and Garth encountered in the past came back to pay their respects. This was dropped in favor of the simpler ending shown in the final cut. WordOfGod says, however, that the original ending is still canonical.
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* WhatCouldHaveBeen:
**WhatCouldHaveBeen: The original plan was to reteam Creator/PaulNewman and Creator/RobertRedford as the uncles. However, Redford's agent told the producers he "does not play old."
** Creator/TommyLeeJones was originally cast as Hub with Creator/RobertDuvall playing Garth, putting them together again with a built-in CastingGag, as both actors would have essentially played the inverse of their RedOniBlueOni roles in ''Literature/LonesomeDove''. Then he dropped out, and Duvall became Hub. Creator/MichaelCaine was eventually cast in the Garth role, but Administrivia/TropesAreNotBad because [[CoolOldGuy Michael Caine is awesome.]]
** The film originally ended with an elaborate funeral sequence where pretty much every character Hub and Garth encountered in the past came back to pay their respects. This was dropped in favor of the simpler ending shown in the final cut. WordOfGod says, however, that the original ending is still canonical.----
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** The film originally ended with an elaborate funeral sequence where pretty much every character Hub and Garth encountered in the past came back to pay their respects. This was dropped in favor of the simpler ending shown in the final cut. WordOfGod says, however, that the original ending is still canonical.
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* EnforcedMethodActing: [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2ot0OOSKD60&feature=youtu.be As told by the man himself]], Creator/TravisWillingham took three real punches to the nose, because Duvall thought he was a stunt double. When he informed he wasn't, [=DuVall=] gave him some cash as an apology.
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* EnforcedMethodActing: [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2ot0OOSKD60&feature=youtu.be As told by the man himself]], Creator/TravisWillingham took three real punches to the nose, because Duvall thought he was a stunt double. When he informed him he wasn't, [=DuVall=] gave him some cash as an apology.
