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* AdaptationOverdosed: While neither are official adaptations, the book's author Blanka Lipińska admitted to being heavily influenced by ''Literature/FiftyShadesOfGrey''... which itself in turn started life as ''Literature/{{Twilight}}'' fanfiction, before enough alterations were made to turn it into an original work. And then ''365 Days'' got film adaptations, too.
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* AdaptationOverdosed: While neither are official adaptations, the book's author Blanka Lipińska admitted to being heavily influenced by ''Literature/FiftyShadesOfGrey''... which itself in turn started life as ''Literature/{{Twilight}}'' ''[[Literature/TheTwilightSaga Twilight]]'' fanfiction, before enough alterations were made to turn it into an original work. And then ''365 Days'' got film adaptations, too.
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* AdaptationOverdosed: While neither are official adaptations, the book's author Blanka Lipińska admitted to being heavily influenced by ''Literature/FiftyShadesOfGrey''... which itself in turn started life as ''Literature/{{Twilight}}'' fanfiction, before enough alterations were made to turn it into an original work. And then ''365 Days'' got film adaptations, too.
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* InspirationForTheWork: Besides ''Fifty Shades of Grey'', the author has stated that part of the inspiration for the book was [[WriteWhatYouKnow taken from her own life]], including an apparent kidnapping when she visited Sicily.
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* WriteWhoYouKnow: The author has stated that the character of Martin, Laura's self-absorbed DisposableFiance, was based on an ex-boyfriend of hers.
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* FollowTheLeader: The trilogy is influenced by ''Literature/FiftyShadesOfGrey'', a series of erotic romance novels involving BDSM and a domineering male love interest that became popular in the 2010s; the first two ''365 Days'' novels were published the same year the film adaptation of ''[[Film/FiftyShadesOfGrey Fifty Shades Freed]]'' was released. Blanka Lipińska was open about the fact the ''Fifty Shades'' series inspired her own writing.
* WhatCouldHaveBeen: Blanka Lipińska said she considered writing a PerspectiveFlip told from Massimo's point-of-view but ultimately abandoned the idea, stating she wasn't interested in writing another book.
* FollowTheLeader: The trilogy is influenced by ''Literature/FiftyShadesOfGrey'', a series of erotic romance novels involving BDSM and a domineering male love interest that became popular in the 2010s; the first two ''365 Days'' novels were published the same year the film adaptation of ''[[Film/FiftyShadesOfGrey Fifty Shades Freed]]'' was released. Blanka Lipińska was open about the fact the ''Fifty Shades'' series inspired her own writing.
* WhatCouldHaveBeen: Blanka Lipińska said she considered writing a PerspectiveFlip told from Massimo's point-of-view but ultimately abandoned the idea, stating she wasn't interested in writing another book.
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* FakeNationality: Massimo's ex-girlfriend Anna is played by Polish actress Natasza Urbańska.
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* FakeNationality: Massimo's ex-girlfriend Anna Anna, another Italian character, is played by Polish actress Natasza Urbańska.
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* FakeNationality: Massimo's ex-girlfriend Anna is played by Polish actress Natasza Urbańska.
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* ChannelHop: Due to the VindicatedByReruns factor discussed below, Creator/{{Netflix}} took over production of two sequels, ''This Day'' and ''Next 365 Days''.
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* ChannelHop: Due to the VindicatedByReruns factor discussed below, Creator/{{Netflix}} took over production of two sequels, ''This Day'' ''Film/ThisDay'' and ''Next 365 Days''.
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* ChannelHop: Due to the VindicatedByReruns factor discussed below, Creator/{{Netflix}} took over production of two sequels, ''This Day'' and ''Next 365 Days''.
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* WhatCouldHaveBeen: For the controversial airplane fellatio scene, where a flight attendant performs fellatio on Massimo, the book's author Blanka Lipińska said that she offered to perform the scene herself as the flight attendant both because the scene had generated a lot of controversy already, and because she felt that only she could show what the scene was truly about. However, the production company declined and an actress was hired to perform the scene.
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* WhatCouldHaveBeen: For the controversial airplane fellatio scene, where a flight attendant performs fellatio on Massimo, the book's author Blanka Lipińska said that she offered to perform the scene herself as play the flight attendant herself, both because the scene had generated a lot of controversy already, and because she felt that only she could "could show what the scene was truly about.about". However, the production company declined and an actress was hired to perform the scene.
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* PopCultureUrbanLegends: The cast and crew of the film have repeatedly refuted the rumors that the actors were actually having sex during filming; while shot in an explicit manner, the sex scenes are all simulated.
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* VindicatedByReruns: The film was first theatrically released in its native Poland, and it was a moderate success. Then it was released ion Netflix, and became a worldwide hit.
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* VindicatedByReruns: The film was first theatrically released in its native Poland, and it was a moderate success. Then it was released ion on Netflix, and became a worldwide hit.
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* AdaptationOverdosed: While neither are official adaptations, the book's author Blanka Lipińska admitted to being heavily influenced by ''Literature/FiftyShadesOfGrey''... which itself in turn started life as ''Literature/{{Twilight}}'' fanfiction, before enough alterations were made to turn it into an original work.
* ApprovalOfGod: Blanka Lipińska, the book's author, wholeheartedly gave her endorsement to the finished film, particularly praising the sex scenes.
* VindicatedByReruns: The film was first theatrically released in its native Poland, and it was a moderate success. Then it was released ion Netflix, and became a worldwide hit.
* WhatCouldHaveBeen: For the controversial airplane fellatio scene, where a flight attendant performs fellatio on Massimo, the book's author Blanka Lipińska said that she offered to perform the scene herself as the flight attendant both because the scene had generated a lot of controversy already, and because she felt that only she could show what the scene was truly about. However, the production company declined and an actress was hired to perform the scene.
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* ApprovalOfGod: Blanka Lipińska, the book's author, wholeheartedly gave her endorsement to the finished film, particularly praising the sex scenes.
* VindicatedByReruns: The film was first theatrically released in its native Poland, and it was a moderate success. Then it was released ion Netflix, and became a worldwide hit.
* WhatCouldHaveBeen: For the controversial airplane fellatio scene, where a flight attendant performs fellatio on Massimo, the book's author Blanka Lipińska said that she offered to perform the scene herself as the flight attendant both because the scene had generated a lot of controversy already, and because she felt that only she could show what the scene was truly about. However, the production company declined and an actress was hired to perform the scene.
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