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* PlayingAgainstType: Contrary to his typecasting as villains and maniacs, Creator/GaryOldman plays the romantic male lead in this film.
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* RealLifeWritesTheHairstyle:
** While viewing a scene during production, Creator/DemiMoore so disliked the way her hair looked that she insisted the scene be re-shot, at her own expense.
** While viewing a scene during production, Creator/DemiMoore so disliked the way her hair looked that she insisted the scene be re-shot, at her own expense.
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* RealLifeWritesTheHairstyle:
**RealLifeWritesTheHairstyle: While viewing a scene during production, Creator/DemiMoore so disliked the way her hair looked that she insisted the scene be re-shot, at her own expense.expense.
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* TheOtherMarty: First Music/EnnioMorricone, then Music/ElmerBernstein both wrote scores for the movie, but were rejected in favor of one by Music/JohnBarry.
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** First Music/EnnioMorricone, then Music/ElmerBernstein both wrote scores for the movie, but were rejected in favor of one by Music/JohnBarry.
** First Music/EnnioMorricone, then Music/ElmerBernstein both wrote scores for the movie, but were rejected in favor of one by Music/JohnBarry.
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* TheOtherMarty: First Music/EnnioMorricone, then Music/ElmerBernstein both wrote scores for the movie, but were rejected in favor of one by Music/JohnBarry.
** WordOfGod has it that Bernstein wrote to Creator/DemiMoore, thanking her for his score's rejection, [[TakeThat claiming it could be used in a better film]]. (It was Moore's idea to hire Barry after his work on ''Film/IndecentProposal'').
** WordOfGod has it that Bernstein wrote to Creator/DemiMoore, thanking her for his score's rejection, [[TakeThat claiming it could be used in a better film]]. (It was Moore's idea to hire Barry after his work on ''Film/IndecentProposal'').
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** First Music/EnnioMorricone, then Music/ElmerBernstein both wrote scores for the movie, but were rejected in favor of one by Music/JohnBarry.
** WordOfGod has it that Bernstein wrote to Demi Moore, thanking her for his score's rejection, [[TakeThat claiming it could be used in a better film]]. (It was Moore's idea to hire Barry after his work on ''Film/IndecentProposal'').
** First Music/EnnioMorricone, then Music/ElmerBernstein both wrote scores for the movie, but were rejected in favor of one by Music/JohnBarry.
** WordOfGod has it that Bernstein wrote to Demi Moore, thanking her for his score's rejection, [[TakeThat claiming it could be used in a better film]]. (It was Moore's idea to hire Barry after his work on ''Film/IndecentProposal'').
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** First Music/EnnioMorricone, then Music/ElmerBernstein both wrote scores for the movie, but were rejected in favor of one by Music/JohnBarry.
** WordOfGod has it that Bernstein wrote to Demi Moore, thanking her for his score's rejection, [[TakeThat claiming it could be used in a better film]]. (It was Moore's idea to hire Barry after his work on ''Film/IndecentProposal'').
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* CreatorKiller: For Roland Joffe; it combined with his previous film ''Film/SuperMarioBros'' to end his main relevance in cinema.
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* CreatorKiller: For Roland Joffe; it combined with his previous film ''Film/SuperMarioBros'' to end ''[[Film/SuperMarioBros1993 Super Mario Bros.]]'' ended his main relevance in cinema.
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* BoxOfficeBomb: Budget, $46 million. Box office, $10,382,407.
* CreatorKiller: For Roland Joffe; it combined with his previous film ''Film/SuperMarioBros'' to end his main relevance in cinema.
* RealLifeRelative: Creator/DemiMoore's real-life daughters, Scout and Tallulah, played infant Pearl and little Pearl, respectively.
* RealLifeWritesTheHairstyle: While viewing a scene during production, Creator/DemiMoore so disliked the way her hair looked that she insisted the scene be re-shot, at her own expense.
* WhatCouldHaveBeen:
** First Music/EnnioMorricone, then Music/ElmerBernstein both wrote scores for the movie, but were rejected in favor of one by Music/JohnBarry.
** WordOfGod has it that Bernstein wrote to Demi Moore, thanking her for his score's rejection, [[TakeThat claiming it could be used in a better film]]. (It was Moore's idea to hire Barry after his work on ''Film/IndecentProposal'').
** Creator/MegRyan lobbied hard for the part of Hester Prynne. Creator/SharonStone was also considered.
** Creator/RichardGere, Creator/AnthonyHopkins, Creator/DanielDayLewis and Creator/LiamNeeson were considered for Rev. Arthur Dimmesdale.
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* CreatorKiller: For Roland Joffe; it combined with his previous film ''Film/SuperMarioBros'' to end his main relevance in cinema.
* RealLifeRelative: Creator/DemiMoore's real-life daughters, Scout and Tallulah, played infant Pearl and little Pearl, respectively.
* RealLifeWritesTheHairstyle: While viewing a scene during production, Creator/DemiMoore so disliked the way her hair looked that she insisted the scene be re-shot, at her own expense.
* WhatCouldHaveBeen:
** First Music/EnnioMorricone, then Music/ElmerBernstein both wrote scores for the movie, but were rejected in favor of one by Music/JohnBarry.
** WordOfGod has it that Bernstein wrote to Demi Moore, thanking her for his score's rejection, [[TakeThat claiming it could be used in a better film]]. (It was Moore's idea to hire Barry after his work on ''Film/IndecentProposal'').
** Creator/MegRyan lobbied hard for the part of Hester Prynne. Creator/SharonStone was also considered.
** Creator/RichardGere, Creator/AnthonyHopkins, Creator/DanielDayLewis and Creator/LiamNeeson were considered for Rev. Arthur Dimmesdale.
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