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** The famous ImportantHaircut scene was Demi Moore's idea.
** Viggo Mortensen suggested Urgayle being a DH Lawrence fan.
* BackedByThePentagon: Initially, Ridley Scott was very on board with the idea of getting the Navy on board so they could get access to their hovercrafts. However, the Navy kept protesting the amount of swearing in the script, the use of the SEAL name and eventually demanded full creative oversight, so the film was made without backing.
** The famous ImportantHaircut scene was Demi Moore's idea.
** Viggo Mortensen suggested Urgayle being a DH Lawrence fan.
* BackedByThePentagon: Initially, Ridley Scott was very on board with the idea of getting the Navy on board so they could get access to their hovercrafts. However, the Navy kept protesting the amount of swearing in the script, the use of the SEAL name and eventually demanded full creative oversight, so the film was made without backing.
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* ThrowItIn: During the famous NoHoldsBarredBeatdown scene, Viggo Mortensen accidentally threw Demi Moore into the door and missed the pad she was supposed to hit.
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** The original conception of Urgayle was an older character, and at one point Creator/HarveyKeitel was really interested in the role (although he was approached to play someone else, he lobbied for Urgayle). Ultimately it went to Viggo Mortensen.
** A different opening was filmed featuring Jordan practicing a Skeleton run at a Winter Olympics training facility in Lake Placid. She would fail at the end due to not listening to her coach's instructions, establishing her main character flaw in thinking everything has to be done her way. It was included on the DVD.
** David Twohy, who was hired to rewrite the script, originally wanted the third act to be just about Jordan surviving basic training. Ridley Scott however wanted to emulate ''Film/TopGun'', by having her face real world combat at the end.
* WhatCouldHaveBeen:
** The original conception of Urgayle was an older character, and at one point Creator/HarveyKeitel was really interested in the role (although he was approached to play someone else, he lobbied for Urgayle). Ultimately it went to Viggo Mortensen.
** A different opening was filmed featuring Jordan practicing a Skeleton run at a Winter Olympics training facility in Lake Placid. She would fail at the end due to not listening to her coach's instructions, establishing her main character flaw in thinking everything has to be done her way. It was included on the DVD.
** David Twohy, who was hired to rewrite the script, originally wanted the third act to be just about Jordan surviving basic training. Ridley Scott however wanted to emulate ''Film/TopGun'', by having her face real world combat at the end.
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* UnintentionalPeriodPiece: Overall, the film holds up very well even twenty-five years later, but the fact that Jordan is forced out of the SEAL program after (false) allegations of being a lesbian date it pretty firmly to the 1994-2011 era of the U.S. military when the "Don't ask, Don't tell" policy was in place.
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* UnintentionalPeriodPiece: Overall, the film holds up very well even twenty-five years later, but the fact that Jordan is forced out of the SEAL program after (false) allegations of being a lesbian date it pretty firmly to the 1994-2011 era of the U.S. military when the "Don't ask, Don't tell" policy was in place.
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* CreatorKiller: This brought Danielle Alexandra's screenwriting career to an end.
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* [[HeAlsoDid She Also Did]]: Primary screenwriter Danielle Alexandra co-created ''Series/MyTwoDads''; and co-scripted the ''Series/QuantumLeap'' episode "[[Recap/QuantumLeapS4E18ItsAWonderfulLeap It's A Wonderful Leap]]".
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* UnintentionalPeriodPiece: At one point in the film, the press tries to discredit Jordan on trumped-up charges that she is a lesbian and fraternising with women. This references the army's Don't Ask, Don't Tell policy that existed until 2011 -- which meant that gays in the military couldn't be discriminated against as long as they were closeted. If Jordan had been fraternising, she would have broken the law.
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* IAmNotLeonardNimoy: Critics reacted to Jordan's character as if Creator/DemiMoore herself was going through what she did. Even on Wiki/ThisVeryWiki, posts will refer to Jordan as Demi instead.
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* IAmNotShazam: Demi Moore's character is not called Jane - she's Jordan O'Neil. 'GI Jane' is a nickname the press has for her.
* TheOtherMarty: Sam Rockwell was cast in an unspecified role and went to several rehearsals before he fell ill and had to be replaced.
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* IAmNotShazam: Demi Moore's character is not called Jane - she's Jordan O'Neil. 'GI Jane' is a nickname the press has for her.
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* StarDerailingRole: This was the second under-performing film by Moore, following ''Film/{{Striptease}}''. Both helped undermine her reputation, even though critics were pretty warm to her performance in this movie.
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* CowboyBebopAtHisComputer: Often in reviews, its stated that Jordan is attempting to join the Navy [=SEALs=]. However, in the flim, she's trying to join a fictional Navy special operations team. Although, this is understandable, since the ''Combined Reconnaissance Team'' is [[{{Expy}} all too similar]] to the [=SEALs=]. The CRT is fictional, but many in the movie's universe refer to it as a SEAL Team, when in fact it is a combined arms spec ops unit that is made up mostly of [=SEALs=]. It's more an expy of the NSW Development Group (known as Team 6) than anything.
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* CowboyBebopAtHisComputer: Often in reviews, its stated that Jordan is attempting to join the Navy [=SEALs=]. However, in the flim, film, she's trying to join a fictional Navy special operations team. Although, this is understandable, since the ''Combined Reconnaissance Team'' is [[{{Expy}} all too similar]] to the [=SEALs=]. The CRT is fictional, but many in the movie's universe refer to it as a SEAL Team, when in fact it is a combined arms spec ops unit that is made up mostly of [=SEALs=]. It's more an expy of the NSW Development Group (known as Team 6) than anything.
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* ExecutiveMeddling: An alternate ending was filmed in which Demi Moore dies saving her Command Master Chief. Even though this ending was more popular with test audiences, Disney execs chose the happier ending.
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* ExecutiveMeddling: An alternate ending was filmed in which Demi Moore dies saving her Command Master Chief. Even though this ending was more popular with test audiences, Disney execs chose the happier ending.
