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* CreatorsFavorite: John Irving named Melony as one of his favorite characters to write in any of his novels, admitting that it hurt to [[AdaptedOut remove her from the screenplay.]]
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* CompletelyDifferentTitle: Known as ''L'oeuvre de Dieu, la part du Diable'' (meaning The work of God, the share of the Devil) in French. The work of God referring to the births, the share of the Devil referring to the abortions. The title isn't completely inaccurate, either, and actually fits the book's themes better than ''The Cider House Rules'' does, as the abortions Dr. Larch preforms are referred to as 'the Lord's Work' by the characters, and the orphans whose lives are left up to fate reflect just how crippling the abortion laws are.
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** Known as ''L'oeuvre de Dieu, la part du Diable'' (meaning The work of God, the share of the Devil) in French. The work of God referring to the births, the share of the Devil referring to the abortions. The title isn't completely inaccurate, either, and actually fits the book's themes better than ''The Cider House Rules'' does, as the abortions Dr. Larch preforms are referred to as 'the Lord's Work' by the characters, and the orphans whose lives are left up to fate reflect just how crippling the abortion laws are.
** Known as ''L'oeuvre de Dieu, la part du Diable'' (meaning The work of God, the share of the Devil) in French. The work of God referring to the births, the share of the Devil referring to the abortions. The title isn't completely inaccurate, either, and actually fits the book's themes better than ''The Cider House Rules'' does, as the abortions Dr. Larch preforms are referred to as 'the Lord's Work' by the characters, and the orphans whose lives are left up to fate reflect just how crippling the abortion laws are.
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** It is also titled ''Gottes Werk, Teufels Beitrag'' (''God's Work, the Devil's Contribution'') in German.
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* CreatorCameo: John Irving appears in two short scenes as a character described in the script only as "the disapproving stationmaster." Irving includes this incident in his making-of memoir ''My Movie Business,'' where he tries to describe, with some amusement, how it felt to play a character whose sole trait was silent disapproval. He also admits that, having offered constant criticism of the choices in the adaptation, he probably got the role because the ''one thing'' the director knew Irving could accurately portray was disapproval.
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* CreatorCameo: John Irving appears in two short scenes as a character described in the script only as "the disapproving stationmaster." Irving includes this incident in his making-of memoir ''My Movie Business,'' where he tries to describe, describes, with some amusement, how it felt to play a character whose sole trait was silent disapproval. He also admits that, having offered constant criticism of the choices in the adaptation, he was probably got given the role because the ''one thing'' one thing the director knew Irving could accurately portray was disapproval.
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* CreatorCameo: John Irving appears in two short scenes as a character described in the script only as "the disapproving stationmaster." Irving includes this incident in his making-of memoir ''My Movie Business,'' where he tries to describe, with some amusement, how it felt to play a character whose sole trait was silent disapproval. He also admits that, having offered constant criticism of the choices in the adaptation, he probably got the role because the ''one thing'' the director knew Irving could accurately portray was disapproval.
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* HostilityOnTheSet: Creator/CharlizeTheron revealed that she didn't get on with Creator/TobeyMaguire, though they did reconcile years later.
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* CompletelyDifferentTitle: Known as ''L'oeuvre de Dieu, la part du Diable'' (meaning The work of God, the share of the Devil) in French. The work of God referring to the births, the share of the Devil referring to the abortions. The title isn't completely inaccurate, either, and actually fits the book's themes better than ''The Cider House Rules'' does, as the abortions Dr. Larch preforms are referred to as 'the Lord's Work' by the characters, and the orphans whose lives are left up to fate reflect just how crippling the abortion laws are.
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* CompletelyDifferentTitle: Known as ''L'oeuvre de Dieu, la part du Diable'' (meaning The work of God, the share of the Devil) in French. The work of God referring to the births, the share of the Devil referring to the abortions.abortions.
* FakeAmerican: Creator/MichaelCaine as Dr. Wilbur Larch.
* WhatCouldHaveBeen:
** Creator/BenAffleck, Creator/MattDamon, Creator/LeonardoDiCaprio, Creator/JamesFranco, Creator/JakeGyllenhaal, Creator/EthanHawke, Creator/JosephGordonLevitt, Creator/EdwardNorton, Creator/RyanPhillippe, Creator/PaulWalker and Creator/MarkWahlberg were considered for the role of Homer Wells.
** Creator/LivTyler was considered for the role of Candy Kendall.
** At one point, Creator/MatthewBroderick and Creator/MaxVonSydow were announced as the leads for this movie.
** Creator/MichaelWinterbottom was once set to direct, but pulled out, due to his impatience with the lengthy development process.
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* FakeAmerican: Creator/MichaelCaine as Dr. Wilbur Larch.
* WhatCouldHaveBeen:
** Creator/BenAffleck, Creator/MattDamon, Creator/LeonardoDiCaprio, Creator/JamesFranco, Creator/JakeGyllenhaal, Creator/EthanHawke, Creator/JosephGordonLevitt, Creator/EdwardNorton, Creator/RyanPhillippe, Creator/PaulWalker and Creator/MarkWahlberg were considered for the role of Homer Wells.
** Creator/LivTyler was considered for the role of Candy Kendall.
** At one point, Creator/MatthewBroderick and Creator/MaxVonSydow were announced as the leads for this movie.
** Creator/MichaelWinterbottom was once set to direct, but pulled out, due to his impatience with the lengthy development process.
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