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* AmateurCast: Only a small fraction of the cast were full-time actors. Many of them answered a classified ad for casting. Carolyn Farina was working as a department store clerk at the time.
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* AwardSnub: It got a surprising Oscar nomination for Best Original Screenplay in 1990, but, with it being the lone nomination for the film, it likely never had a chance. However, the category was actually a bit weak that year, with a trio of lesser films by good writer-directors (''[[Film/Alice1990 Alice]]'', ''[[Creator/BarryLevinson Avalon]]'', ''Film/GreenCard'') and the eventual winner ''[[Film/Ghost1990 Ghost]]'' being more of a crowd-pleaser than an innovative bit of cinema, so you can make a case for ''Metropolitan'' as the most deserving in hindsight.
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* OlderThanTheyThink: Creator/WhitStillman being a mentor to Creator/NoahBaumbach explains why the film is reminiscent of Baumbach's work, but the stylized, detailed aesthetic was very clearly an influence on Creator/WesAnderson as well.

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* OlderThanTheyThink: Creator/WhitStillman being a mentor to Creator/NoahBaumbach explains why the film is reminiscent of Baumbach's work, but the stylized, detailed aesthetic was very clearly an influence on Creator/WesAnderson as well. Creator/RichardLinklater also seemed to have taken some influence from it for ''Film/DazedAndConfused''; Slater was sort of a Texas [[TheStoner Stoner]] version of Charlie, and the Mitch[=/=]Pink dynamic has echoes of Tom and Nick from this film.

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* AmateurCast: Only a small fraction of the cast were full-time actors. Many of them answered a classified ad for casting. Carolyn Farina (Audrey) was working as a department store clerk at the time.
* OlderThanTheyThink: Creator/WhitStillman being a mentor to Creator/NoahBaumbach explains why the film is reminiscent of Baumbach's work, but the stylized, detailed aesthetic was very clearly an influence on Creator/WesAnderson as well.

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* AmateurCast: Only a small fraction of the cast were full-time actors. Many of them answered a classified ad for casting. Carolyn Farina (Audrey) was working as a department store clerk at the time.
* OlderThanTheyThink: Creator/WhitStillman being a mentor to Creator/NoahBaumbach explains why the film is reminiscent of Baumbach's work, but the stylized, detailed aesthetic was very clearly an influence on Creator/WesAnderson as well.well.
* PoorMansSubstitute: The film at times feels like an arty {{Deconstruction}} of teen movies from TheEighties, and that feel is enhanced by the leads. Edward Clements (Tom) has a definite Creator/MichaelJFox[=/=]Creator/EricStoltz quality, and Carolyn Farina (Audrey) sometimes comes across as a more naturalistic Creator/MollyRingwald.
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* OlderThanTheyThink: Creator/WhitStillman being a mentor to Creator/NoahBaumbach explains why the film is reminiscent of Baumbach's work, but they stylized, detailed aesthetic was very clearly an influence on Creator/WesAnderson as well.

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* OlderThanTheyThink: Creator/WhitStillman being a mentor to Creator/NoahBaumbach explains why the film is reminiscent of Baumbach's work, but they the stylized, detailed aesthetic was very clearly an influence on Creator/WesAnderson as well.
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* AmateurCast: Only a small fraction of the cast were full-time actors. Many of them answered a classified ad for casting. Carolyn Farina (Audrey) was working as a department store clerk at the time.

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* AmateurCast: Only a small fraction of the cast were full-time actors. Many of them answered a classified ad for casting. Carolyn Farina (Audrey) was working as a department store clerk at the time.time.
* OlderThanTheyThink: Creator/WhitStillman being a mentor to Creator/NoahBaumbach explains why the film is reminiscent of Baumbach's work, but they stylized, detailed aesthetic was very clearly an influence on Creator/WesAnderson as well.
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* AmateurCast: Only a small fraction of the cast were full-time actors. Many of them answered a classified ad for casting. Carolyn Farina (Audrey) was working as a department store clerk at the time.

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