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* HostilityOnTheSet: John Carpenter admitted in 2023 that, like so many actors and directors before him, he did not get along well with Chevy Chase at all, outright saying Chase "needs to be killed" and could "burn in hell for all eternity".
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* HostilityOnTheSet: John Carpenter admitted in 2023 that, like so many actors and directors before him, he did not get along well with Chevy Chase at all, outright even saying the experience nearly turned him off film making entirely and that Chase "needs to be killed" and could "burn in hell for all eternity".
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* HostilityOnTheSet: John Carpenter admitted in 2023 that, like so many actors and directors before him, he did not get along well with Chevy Chase at all, outright saying Chase "needs to be killed" and could "burn in hell for all eternity".
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** Even eventual director Creator/JohnCarpenter suffered a bit, as he wanted to focus on the comedic aspects, but Creator/ChevyChase insisted on [[TomHanksSyndrome playing it mostly serious]]. He also
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* OneBookAuthor: Harry F. Saint apparently only did a short story for ''Esquire'' before resting in the book's profits ($2.5 million between book clubs and film rights), [[https://www.noblemania.com/2016/03/memory-of-invisible-man.html and has vanished as much as Nicholas Halloway afterwards.]]
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* WagTheDirector: The project was largely a VanityProject shepherded by Chase through the studio. He found Goldman's script too comedic, "[[Film/NationalLampoonsVacation Clark Griswold]] becoming invisible", and sought screenwriters to rework it, reportedly to do something "more serious, with more adventure". Creator/JohnCarpenter would go on to say that the production of the film was very troubling and vigorous. While also battling studio executives, Carpenter claimed Chase and Creator/DarylHannah were "the stuff of nightmares" and "impossible to direct." In particular, Chase would often refuse to wear his special effects makeup and would remove it prematurely, ruining a day's worth of filming.
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* WagTheDirector: The project was largely a VanityProject shepherded by Chase through the studio. He found Goldman's script too comedic, "[[Film/NationalLampoonsVacation Clark Griswold]] becoming invisible", and sought screenwriters to rework it, reportedly to do something "more serious, with more adventure". Creator/JohnCarpenter would go on to say that the production of the film was very troubling [[TroubledProduction troubling]] and vigorous. While also battling studio executives, Carpenter claimed Chase and Creator/DarylHannah were "the stuff of nightmares" and "impossible to direct." In particular, Chase would often refuse to wear his special effects makeup and would remove it prematurely, ruining a day's worth of filming.
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* WriteWhoYouKnow: The author of the book worked on Wall Street in New York.
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* WriteWhoYouKnow: The author of the book worked on Wall Street in New York.York, hence the protagonist being a businessman.
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** Creator/WilliamGoldman originally wrote several drafts of the screenplay, all of which were rejected, as he wrote it as a simple comedy, and the producers preferred to use the film to "explore the loneliness of invisibility." Eventually, he left the project, though he still receives a screenplay credit. He claimed never to have seen the movie, and thus cannot say for sure how much of his material is actually in the film.
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** Creator/WilliamGoldman originally wrote several drafts of the screenplay, all of which were rejected, as he wrote it as a simple comedy, and the producers preferred to use the film to "explore the loneliness of invisibility." Eventually, he left the project, though he still receives a screenplay credit. He claimed never to have seen the movie, and thus cannot couldn't say for sure how much of his material is actually in the film.
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** Ivan Reitman was originally set to direct the film, but when he and Creator/ChevyChase couldn't agree on the tone, Reitman demanded the studio choose either him or Chase. They chose Chase.
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** Ivan Reitman Creator/IvanReitman was originally set to direct the film, but when he and Creator/ChevyChase couldn't agree on the tone, Reitman demanded the studio choose either him or Chase. They chose Chase.
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* DyeingForYourArt: Chevy Chase got into shape for the role, working out and losing 20 pounds. Helps he had to at times get covered in full-body green\blue suits to make himself invisible - the worst being the scene where he's [[SeeTheInvisible made-up to become visible]], as Chase had to even wear uncomfortable lenses, and suffer through the heat (his costume, the June weather, the studio lights).
* TomHanksSyndrome: Attempted by Creator/ChevyChase in the film here, who only gets a couple of one-liners, no more than any other actor would expect. It didn't work out so well for him, though.
* WagTheDirector: The project was largely a VanityProject shepherded by Creator/ChevyChase through the studio. He found Creator/WilliamGoldman's script too comedic, "[[Film/NationalLampoonsVacation Clark Griswold]] becoming invisible", and sought screenwriters to rework it, reportedly to do something "more serious, with more adventure". Creator/JohnCarpenter would go on to say that the production of the film was very troubling and vigorous. While also battling studio executives, Carpenter claimed Chase and Creator/DarylHannah were "the stuff of nightmares" and "impossible to direct." In particular, Chase would often refuse to wear his special effects makeup and would remove it prematurely, ruining a day's worth of filming.
* TomHanksSyndrome: Attempted by Creator/ChevyChase in the film here, who only gets a couple of one-liners, no more than any other actor would expect. It didn't work out so well for him, though.
* WagTheDirector: The project was largely a VanityProject shepherded by Creator/ChevyChase through the studio. He found Creator/WilliamGoldman's script too comedic, "[[Film/NationalLampoonsVacation Clark Griswold]] becoming invisible", and sought screenwriters to rework it, reportedly to do something "more serious, with more adventure". Creator/JohnCarpenter would go on to say that the production of the film was very troubling and vigorous. While also battling studio executives, Carpenter claimed Chase and Creator/DarylHannah were "the stuff of nightmares" and "impossible to direct." In particular, Chase would often refuse to wear his special effects makeup and would remove it prematurely, ruining a day's worth of filming.
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* DyeingForYourArt: Chevy Chase got into shape for the role, working out and losing 20 pounds. Helps he had to at times get covered in full-body green\blue green or blue suits to make himself invisible - the worst being the scene where he's [[SeeTheInvisible made-up made up to become visible]], as Chase had to even wear uncomfortable lenses, and suffer through the heat (his costume, the June weather, the studio lights).
* TomHanksSyndrome: Attempted byCreator/ChevyChase Chase in the film here, film, who only gets a couple of one-liners, no more than any other actor would expect. It didn't work out so well for him, though.
* WagTheDirector: The project was largely a VanityProject shepherded byCreator/ChevyChase Chase through the studio. He found Creator/WilliamGoldman's Goldman's script too comedic, "[[Film/NationalLampoonsVacation Clark Griswold]] becoming invisible", and sought screenwriters to rework it, reportedly to do something "more serious, with more adventure". Creator/JohnCarpenter would go on to say that the production of the film was very troubling and vigorous. While also battling studio executives, Carpenter claimed Chase and Creator/DarylHannah were "the stuff of nightmares" and "impossible to direct." In particular, Chase would often refuse to wear his special effects makeup and would remove it prematurely, ruining a day's worth of filming.
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** Creator/KirstieAlley was considered for of Alice Monroe.
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** Creator/KirstieAlley was considered for the role of Alice Monroe.Monroe.
* WriteWhoYouKnow: The author of the book worked on Wall Street in New York.
* WriteWhoYouKnow: The author of the book worked on Wall Street in New York.
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** Ivan Reitman was originally set to direct the film, but when he and Creator/ChevyChase couldn't agree on the tone, Reitman demanded the studio choose either he or Chase. They chose Chase.
** Creator/WilliamGoldman originally wrote several drafts of the screenplay, all of which were rejected, as he wrote it as a simple comedy, and the producers preferred to use the film to "explore the loneliness of invisibility". Eventually, he left the project, though he still receives a screenplay credit. He claimed never to have seen the movie, and thus cannot say for sure how much of his material is actually in the film.
** Even eventual director Creator/JohnCarpenter suffered a bit, as he wanted to focus on the comedic aspects, but Creator/ChevyChase insisted on playing it mostly serious.
** Creator/WilliamGoldman originally wrote several drafts of the screenplay, all of which were rejected, as he wrote it as a simple comedy, and the producers preferred to use the film to "explore the loneliness of invisibility". Eventually, he left the project, though he still receives a screenplay credit. He claimed never to have seen the movie, and thus cannot say for sure how much of his material is actually in the film.
** Even eventual director Creator/JohnCarpenter suffered a bit, as he wanted to focus on the comedic aspects, but Creator/ChevyChase insisted on playing it mostly serious.
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** Ivan Reitman was originally set to direct the film, but when he and Creator/ChevyChase couldn't agree on the tone, Reitman demanded the studio choose either he him or Chase. They chose Chase.
** Creator/WilliamGoldman originally wrote several drafts of the screenplay, all of which were rejected, as he wrote it as a simple comedy, and the producers preferred to use the film to "explore the loneliness ofinvisibility". invisibility." Eventually, he left the project, though he still receives a screenplay credit. He claimed never to have seen the movie, and thus cannot say for sure how much of his material is actually in the film.
** Even eventual director Creator/JohnCarpenter suffered a bit, as he wanted to focus on the comedic aspects, but Creator/ChevyChase insisted on [[TomHanksSyndrome playing it mostlyserious.serious]].
** Creator/WilliamGoldman originally wrote several drafts of the screenplay, all of which were rejected, as he wrote it as a simple comedy, and the producers preferred to use the film to "explore the loneliness of
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** Creator/JohnCarpenter would go on to say that the production of the film was very troubling and vigorous. While also battling studio executives, Carpenter claimed Chase and Creator/DarylHannah were "the stuff of nightmares" and "impossible to direct". In particular, Chase would often refuse to wear his special effects makeup and would remove it prematurely, ruining a days-worth of filming.
** Creator/JohnCarpenter would go on to say that the production of the film was very troubling and vigorous. While also battling studio executives, Carpenter claimed Chase and Creator/DarylHannah were "the stuff of nightmares" and "impossible to direct". In particular, Chase would often refuse to wear his special effects makeup and would remove it prematurely, ruining a days-worth of filming.
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* WagTheDirector: The project was largely a VanityProject shepherded by Creator/ChevyChase through the studio. He found Creator/WilliamGoldman's script too comedic, "[[Film/NationalLampoonsVacation Clark Griswold]] becoming invisible", and sought screenwriters to rework it, reportedly to do something "more serious, with more adventure".
**adventure". Creator/JohnCarpenter would go on to say that the production of the film was very troubling and vigorous. While also battling studio executives, Carpenter claimed Chase and Creator/DarylHannah were "the stuff of nightmares" and "impossible to direct". direct." In particular, Chase would often refuse to wear his special effects makeup and would remove it prematurely, ruining a days-worth day's worth of filming.
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* ActorAllusion: When Alice Monroe is introduced, it is mentioned she has just returned from Brazil. Creator/DarylHannah's previous film to this one was ''At Play in the Fields of the Lord'', which was filmed in Brazil.
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** Creator/WilliamGoldman originally wrote several drafts of the screenplay, all of which were rejected, as he wrote it as a simple comedy, and the producers preferred to use the film to "explore the loneliness of invisibility". Eventually, he left the project, though he still receives a screenplay credit. He claims claimed never to have seen the movie, and thus cannot say for sure how much of his material is actually in the film.
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* OneBookAuthor: H.F. Saint apparently just took all the money he made from the book (and his prior earnings working on Wall Street) and [[http://www.noblemania.com/2016/03/memory-of-invisible-man.html vanished himself.]]
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* WhatCouldHaveBeen: Creator/KirstieAlley was considered for of Alice Monroe.
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* WhatCouldHaveBeen: WagTheDirector: The project was largely a VanityProject shepherded by Creator/ChevyChase through the studio. He found Creator/WilliamGoldman's script too comedic, "[[Film/NationalLampoonsVacation Clark Griswold]] becoming invisible", and sought screenwriters to rework it, reportedly to do something "more serious, with more adventure".
** Creator/JohnCarpenter would go on to say that the production of the film was very troubling and vigorous. While also battling studio executives, Carpenter claimed Chase and Creator/DarylHannah were "the stuff of nightmares" and "impossible to direct". In particular, Chase would often refuse to wear his special effects makeup and would remove it prematurely, ruining a days-worth of filming.
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** Creator/RichardDonner was briefly attached to direct.
** Creator/KirstieAlley was considered for of AliceMonroe.Monroe.
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* OneBookAuthor: H.F. Saint apparently just took all the money he made from the book (and his prior earnings working on Wall Street) and [[http://www.noblemania.com/2016/03/memory-of-invisible-man.html vanished himself.]]
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* ActorAllusion: When Alice Monroe is introduced, it is mentioned she has just returned from Brazil. Creator/DarylHannah's previous film to this one was ''At Play in the Fields of the Lord'', which was filmed in Brazil.
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** Ivan Reitman was originally set to direct the film, but when he and Creator/ChevyChase couldn't agree on the tone, Reitman demanded the studio choose either he or Chase. They chose Chase.
** Creator/WilliamGoldman originally wrote several drafts of the screenplay, all of which were rejected, as he wrote it as a simple comedy, and the producers preferred to use the film to "explore the loneliness of invisibility". Eventually, he left the project, though he still receives a screenplay credit. He claims never to have seen the movie, and thus cannot say for sure how much of his material is actually in the film.
* TomHanksSyndrome: Attempted byChevy Chase Creator/ChevyChase in the film here, who only gets a couple of one-liners, no more than any other actor would expect. It didn't work out so well for him, though.though.
* WhatCouldHaveBeen: Creator/KirstieAlley was considered for of Alice Monroe.
** Ivan Reitman was originally set to direct the film, but when he and Creator/ChevyChase couldn't agree on the tone, Reitman demanded the studio choose either he or Chase. They chose Chase.
** Creator/WilliamGoldman originally wrote several drafts of the screenplay, all of which were rejected, as he wrote it as a simple comedy, and the producers preferred to use the film to "explore the loneliness of invisibility". Eventually, he left the project, though he still receives a screenplay credit. He claims never to have seen the movie, and thus cannot say for sure how much of his material is actually in the film.
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* WhatCouldHaveBeen: Creator/KirstieAlley was considered for of Alice Monroe.
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* BoxOfficeBomb: Budget, $40 million. Box office, $14.4 million.
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* TomHanksSyndrome: Attempted by Chevy Chase in the film, film here, who only gets a couple of one-liners, no more than any other actor would expect. Didn't It didn't work out so well for him, though.
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