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* UnintentionalPeriodPiece: An interesting double example, since it's a portrayal of Los Angeles in TheSixties, as viewed from TheSeventies.
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* AFIS100Years100Laughs: #47.
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* RealitySubtext: The scene where [[spoiler:Jackie walks out on George]] was apparently based on what happened with Robert Towne and his then-girlfriend.
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* ExtremelyLengthyCreation: Creator/RobertTowne wrote (and continually rewrote) the screenplay for this film eight years before it was finally produced,
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* CutSong: Music/PaulSimon, who wrote the score for the film, also wrote a title song, "Have A Good Time," but Creator/WarrenBeatty convinced Creator/HalAshby to ditch the song in favor of Music/TheBeachBoys' "Wouldn't It Be Nice," because Beatty was convinced Simon's song set up his character as being purely superficial, hence one-dimensional. In consequence, Simon included the song on his multi-Grammy winning ''Still Crazy After All These Years'' album instead.
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* RealLifeWritesTheHairstye: In her 2016 autobiography, ''The Princess Diarist'', Creator/CarrieFisher reveals that because her character claims she had never had her hair done, her real-life hair was deemed too short and she had to wear a wig. However, the wig wasn't very convincing, and therefore a headscarf was added.
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* RealLifeWritesTheHairstye: RealLifeWritesTheHairstyle: In her 2016 autobiography, ''The Princess Diarist'', Creator/CarrieFisher reveals that because her character claims she had never had her hair done, her real-life hair was deemed too short and she had to wear a wig. However, the wig wasn't very convincing, and therefore a headscarf was added.
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* RealLifeWritesTheHairstye: In her 2016 autobiography, ''The Princess Diarist'', Creator/CarrieFisher reveals that because her character claims she had never had her hair done, her real-life hair was deemed too short and she had to wear a wig. However, the wig wasn't very convincing, and therefore a headscarf was added.
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* WrittenByCastmember: Creator/WarrenBeatty co-wrote the script with Creator/RobertTowne.
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* WrittenByCastmember: Creator/WarrenBeatty co-wrote the script with Creator/RobertTowne.Creator/RobertTowne.
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* PlayingAgainstType: Creator/JulieChristie, in real life an outspoken activist for various causes, playing a superficial gold-digger.
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* PlayingAgainstType: IronyAsSheIsCast: Creator/JulieChristie, in real life an outspoken activist for various causes, playing a superficial gold-digger.
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* RomanceOnTheSet: Lee Grant claimed in her 2014 autobiography that "everyone knew" Creator/GoldieHawn and Creator/WarrenBeatty were sleeping together, even though he was still involved with Julie Christie.
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* RomanceOnTheSet: Lee Grant Creator/LeeGrant claimed in her 2014 autobiography that "everyone knew" Creator/GoldieHawn and Creator/WarrenBeatty were sleeping together, even though he was still involved with Julie Christie.
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* PlayingAgainstType: Julie Christie, in real life an outspoken activist for various causes, playing a superficial gold-digger.
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* PlayingAgainstType: Julie Christie, Creator/JulieChristie, in real life an outspoken activist for various causes, playing a superficial gold-digger.
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* AFIS100Years100Laughs: #47.
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* SavedFromDevelopmentHell: Creator/RobertTowne and Warren Beatty started working on the script in 1968, but it took years for them to find financing. One result was that even though it was meant to be a contemporary story originally, by the time they actually filmed it they just kept the 1968 setting and made it a period piece.
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* RomanceOnTheSet: Lee Grant claimed in her 2014 autobiography that "everyone knew" Creator/GoldieHawn and Creator/WarrenBeatty were sleeping together, even though he was still involved with Julie Christie.
* SavedFromDevelopmentHell: Creator/RobertTowne andWarren Beatty Creator/WarrenBeatty started working on the script in 1968, but it took years for them to find financing. One result was that even though it was meant to be a contemporary story originally, by the time they actually filmed it they just kept the 1968 setting and made it a period piece.
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* UnintentionalPeriodPiece: An interesting double example, since it's a portrayal of Los Angeles in TheSixties, as viewed from TheSeventies.TheSeventies.
* WorkingTitle: When Creator/WarrenBeatty conceived idea for this film in 1967, it was called ''Hair'' (later changed to avoid confusion with [[Theatre/{{Hair}} the rock musical]]).
* WrittenByCastmember: Creator/WarrenBeatty co-wrote the script with Creator/RobertTowne.
* WorkingTitle: When Creator/WarrenBeatty conceived idea for this film in 1967, it was called ''Hair'' (later changed to avoid confusion with [[Theatre/{{Hair}} the rock musical]]).
* WrittenByCastmember: Creator/WarrenBeatty co-wrote the script with Creator/RobertTowne.
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* SavedFromDevelopmentHell: Robert Towne and Warren Beatty started working on the script in 1968, but it took years for them to find financing. One result was that even though it was meant to be a contemporary story originally, by the time they actually filmed it they just kept the 1968 setting and made it a period piece.
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* SavedFromDevelopmentHell: Robert Towne Creator/RobertTowne and Warren Beatty started working on the script in 1968, but it took years for them to find financing. One result was that even though it was meant to be a contemporary story originally, by the time they actually filmed it they just kept the 1968 setting and made it a period piece.
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* PlayingAgainstType: Julie Christie, in real life an outspoken activist for various causes, playing a superficial gold-digger.
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* TypeCasting: Notorious womanizer Creator/WarrenBeatty playing notorious womanizer George.
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* SavedFromDevelopmentHell: Robert Towne and Warren Beatty started working on the script in 1968, but it took years for them to find financing. One result was that even though it was meant to be a contemporary story originally, by the time they actually filmed it they just kept the 1968 setting and made it a period piece.
* TypeCasting: Notorious womanizer Creator/WarrenBeatty playing notorious womanizerGeorge.George.
* UnintentionalPeriodPiece: An interesting double example, since it's a portrayal of Los Angeles in TheSixties, as viewed from TheSeventies.
* TypeCasting: Notorious womanizer Creator/WarrenBeatty playing notorious womanizer
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* TypeCasting: Notorious womanizer Creator/WarrenBeatty playing notorious womanizer George.
