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* RetroactiveRecognition: That polygraph administrator in one scene has an awfully deep voice… Wait, is that ''[[Creator/MichaelDorn Worf]]?''
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* RetroactiveRecognition: That polygraph administrator in one scene has an awfully deep voice- wait, is that ''[[Creator/MichaelDorn Worf]]?''
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* RetroactiveRecognition: That polygraph administrator in one scene has an awfully deep voice- wait, voice… Wait, is that ''[[Creator/MichaelDorn Worf]]?''
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* HostilityOnTheSet: According to Joe Eszterhas in his book ''Hollywood Animal'', producer Martin Ransohoff was against the casting of Creator/GlennClose saying she was "too ugly" for the part. Close eventually caught wind about this and demanded that she didn't want Ransohoff on set during the time she would shoot her scenes. Richard Marquand agreed with her and sent Ransohoff away. Infuriated, Ransohoff went to the studio heads trying to get Close and Marquand fired from the picture. The studio denied the action stating they were pleased with their work in the film.
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* HostilityOnTheSet: According to Joe Eszterhas Creator/JoeEszterhas in his book ''Hollywood Animal'', producer Martin Ransohoff was against the casting of Creator/GlennClose saying she was "too ugly" for the part. Close eventually caught wind about this and demanded that she didn't want Ransohoff on set during the time she would shoot her scenes. Richard Marquand agreed with her and sent Ransohoff away. Infuriated, Ransohoff went to the studio heads trying to get Close and Marquand fired from the picture. The studio denied the action stating they were pleased with their work in the film.
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** Richard Marquand considered Creator/KathleenTurner and Creator/MichaelDouglas for the lead roles. According to Joe Eszterhas in his book ''Hollywood Animal'', Marquand met both actors separately to talk about the parts but said the meeting with Turner was a "chemical mismatch" and Douglas wasn't interested in doing a mystery thriller at that point.
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** Richard Marquand considered Creator/KathleenTurner and Creator/MichaelDouglas for the lead roles. According to Joe Eszterhas Creator/JoeEszterhas in his book ''Hollywood Animal'', Marquand met both actors separately to talk about the parts but said the meeting with Turner was a "chemical mismatch" and Douglas wasn't interested in doing a mystery thriller at that point.
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* WorkingTitle: Joe Eszterhas originally titled the screenplay ''Hearts of Fire''. Creator/ColumbiaPictures disliked the title and decided it had to be changed. They assigned a secretary at the studio to go through the script in an effort to come up with another title. The secretary found "jagged edge" in the description of the murder weapon: "a knife with a jagged edge". Eszterhas and director Richard Marquand would still get to use the original title when they collaborated again on 1987's ''Hearts of Fire''.
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* WorkingTitle: Joe Eszterhas Creator/JoeEszterhas originally titled the screenplay ''Hearts of Fire''. Creator/ColumbiaPictures disliked the title and decided it had to be changed. They assigned a secretary at the studio to go through the script in an effort to come up with another title. The secretary found "jagged edge" in the description of the murder weapon: "a knife with a jagged edge". Eszterhas and director Richard Marquand would still get to use the original title when they collaborated again on 1987's ''Hearts of Fire''.
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* HostilityOnTheSet: According to Joe Eszterhas in his book ''Hollywood Animal'', producer Martin Ransohoff was against the casting of Creator/GlennClose saying she was too ugly for the part. Close eventually heard about this and said she didn't want Ransohoff on set during the time she would shoot her scenes. Richard Marquand stood by her side and sent Ransohoff away. Infuriated, Ransohoff went to the studio heads trying to get Close and Marquand fired from the picture. The studio denied the action stating they were pleased with their work in the film.
* TechnologyMarchesOn: When Jack breaks into Teddy's house, he takes her phone off the hook so that she can't call 911. These days, she'd undoubtedly have a cellphone.
* TechnologyMarchesOn: When Jack breaks into Teddy's house, he takes her phone off the hook so that she can't call 911. These days, she'd undoubtedly have a cellphone.
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* HostilityOnTheSet: According to Joe Eszterhas in his book ''Hollywood Animal'', producer Martin Ransohoff was against the casting of Creator/GlennClose saying she was too ugly "too ugly" for the part. Close eventually heard caught wind about this and said demanded that she didn't want Ransohoff on set during the time she would shoot her scenes. Richard Marquand stood by agreed with her side and sent Ransohoff away. Infuriated, Ransohoff went to the studio heads trying to get Close and Marquand fired from the picture. The studio denied the action stating they were pleased with their work in the film.
* TechnologyMarchesOn: When Jack breaks into Teddy's house, he takes her phone off thehook line so that she can't call 911. These days, she'd undoubtedly have a cellphone.
* TechnologyMarchesOn: When Jack breaks into Teddy's house, he takes her phone off the
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* TechnologyMarchesOn: When Jack breaks into Teddy's house, he takes her phone off the hook so that she can't call 911. These days, she'd undoubtedly have a cellphone.
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* WorkingTitle: Joe Eszterhas originally titled the screenplay ''Hearts of Fire''. Creator/{{Columbia}} disliked the title and decided it had to be changed. They assigned a secretary at the studio to go through the script in an effort to come up with another title. The secretary found "jagged edge" in the description of the murder weapon: "a knife with a jagged edge". Eszterhas and director Richard Marquand would still get to use the original title when they collaborated again on 1987's ''Hearts of Fire''.
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* WorkingTitle: Joe Eszterhas originally titled the screenplay ''Hearts of Fire''. Creator/{{Columbia}} Creator/ColumbiaPictures disliked the title and decided it had to be changed. They assigned a secretary at the studio to go through the script in an effort to come up with another title. The secretary found "jagged edge" in the description of the murder weapon: "a knife with a jagged edge". Eszterhas and director Richard Marquand would still get to use the original title when they collaborated again on 1987's ''Hearts of Fire''.
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* HostilityOnTheSet: According to Joe Eszterhas in his book ''Hollywood Animal'', producer Martin Ransohoff was against the casting of Creator/GlennClose saying she was too ugly for the part. Close eventually heard about this and said she didn't want Ransohoff on set during the time she would shoot her scenes. Richard Marquand stood by her side and sent Ransohoff away. Infuriated, Ransohoff went to the studio heads trying to get Close and Marquand fired from the picture. The studio denied the action stating they were pleased with their work in the film.
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** Richard Marquand considered Creator/KathleenTurner and Creator/MichaelDouglas for the lead roles. According to Joe Eszterhas in his book ''Hollywood Animal'', Marquand met both actors separately to talk about the parts but said the meeting with Turner was a "chemical mismatch" and Douglas wasn't interested in doing a mystery thriller at that point.
** Creator/KevinCostner turned down the role of Jack Forrester.
** Creator/JaneFonda was originally attached to play Teddy Barnes. When she demanded that changes be made to Joe Eszterhas' script, the studio sided with Eszterhas and replaced her with Creator/GlennClose.
* WorkingTitle: Joe Eszterhas originally titled the screenplay ''Hearts of Fire''. Creator/{{Columbia}} disliked the title and decided it had to be changed. They assigned a secretary at the studio to go through the script in an effort to come up with another title. The secretary found "jagged edge" in the description of the murder weapon: "a knife with a jagged edge". Eszterhas and director Richard Marquand would still get to use the original title when they collaborated again on 1987's ''Hearts of Fire''.
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* WhatCouldHaveBeen:
** Richard Marquand considered Creator/KathleenTurner and Creator/MichaelDouglas for the lead roles. According to Joe Eszterhas in his book ''Hollywood Animal'', Marquand met both actors separately to talk about the parts but said the meeting with Turner was a "chemical mismatch" and Douglas wasn't interested in doing a mystery thriller at that point.
** Creator/KevinCostner turned down the role of Jack Forrester.
** Creator/JaneFonda was originally attached to play Teddy Barnes. When she demanded that changes be made to Joe Eszterhas' script, the studio sided with Eszterhas and replaced her with Creator/GlennClose.
* WorkingTitle: Joe Eszterhas originally titled the screenplay ''Hearts of Fire''. Creator/{{Columbia}} disliked the title and decided it had to be changed. They assigned a secretary at the studio to go through the script in an effort to come up with another title. The secretary found "jagged edge" in the description of the murder weapon: "a knife with a jagged edge". Eszterhas and director Richard Marquand would still get to use the original title when they collaborated again on 1987's ''Hearts of Fire''.
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