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* DuelingWorks: This was not the only medieval-themed movie Creator/SeanConnery did in 1986, as Connery co-starred in ''Film/{{Highlander}}'' the same year.
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* AcclaimedFlop: The film did poorly at the U.S. box office, but it was well received by critics.
** Actually did very well elsewhere, grossing over $77.2 million worldwide.
** Actually did very well elsewhere, grossing over $77.2 million worldwide.
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* EnforcedMethodActing: According to the director, the wordless sex scene was not choreographed in order to get more awkwardly authentic performances from the actors, particularly since Adso is a sheltered teen monk losing his virginity. The actors also kept cuddling after the cameras stopped rolling, so the director and crew just dimmed the lights and left them alone.
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* EnforcedMethodActing: According to the director, Creator/JeanJacquesAnnaud, the wordless sex scene was not choreographed in order to get more awkwardly authentic performances from the actors, particularly since Adso is a sheltered teen monk losing his virginity. The actors also kept cuddling after the cameras stopped rolling, so the director and crew just dimmed the lights and left them alone.
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* DiedDuringProduction: Helmut Qualtinger, who played Remigio de Varagine, just barely managed to avert this. Already seriously ill with a liver condition during production, he frequently had to interrupt his lines with the amount of pain he was in. He died five days after the film first released in theaters.
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* ReferencedBy: In ''[[Literature/{{Shardlake}} Dissolution]]'', Scarnsea Abbey has a copy of Aristotle's "On Comedy" - "a fake, of course, thirteenth-century Italian".
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** In ''[[Literature/{{Shardlake}} Dissolution]]'', Scarnsea Abbey has a copy of Aristotle's "On Comedy" - "a fake, of course, thirteenth-centuryItalian".Italian".
** From the album ''[[Music/ArcadeFire Neon Bible]]'': "Take the poison of your age / Don't lick your finger as you turn the page"
** In ''[[Literature/{{Shardlake}} Dissolution]]'', Scarnsea Abbey has a copy of Aristotle's "On Comedy" - "a fake, of course, thirteenth-century
** From the album ''[[Music/ArcadeFire Neon Bible]]'': "Take the poison of your age / Don't lick your finger as you turn the page"
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* HostilityOnTheSet: According to Jean-Jacques Annaud's DVDCommentary, Creator/FMurrayAbraham was extremely difficult to work with. The actor was coming off his Oscar win for ''Film/{{Amadeus}}'' and was apparently an "egomaniac" on the set, always keen to remark that he was an Academy Award winner, while Creator/SeanConnery was not.
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* HostilityOnTheSet: According to Jean-Jacques Annaud's DVDCommentary, Creator/FMurrayAbraham was extremely difficult to work with. The actor was coming off his Oscar win for ''Film/{{Amadeus}}'' and was apparently an "egomaniac" on the set, always keen to remark that he was an Academy Award winner, while Creator/SeanConnery was not.[[note]] Connery would, a few short years later, win the Oscar for Best Supporting Actor for his role in ''Film/TheUntouchables''.[[/note]]
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** Among the other actors considered for the movie there were Creator/JohnHuston (Jorge), Creator/JackPalance (Malachia), Creator/AdolfoCeli or Creator/PhilippeNoiret (the Abbott), Creator/JeanRochefort (Bernardo Gui) and Michel Galabru (Remigio).
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** Among the other actors considered for the movie there were Creator/JohnHuston (Jorge), Creator/JackPalance (Malachia), Creator/AdolfoCeli or Creator/PhilippeNoiret (the Abbott), Creator/JeanRochefort (Bernardo Gui) and Michel Galabru Creator/MichelGalabru (Remigio).
