1 | * AcclaimedFlop: Despite the low Box Office return, it got favorable reviews and has since become a CultClassic. |
2 | * ActorSharedBackground: Angela Bettis has a lazy eye just like her character. |
3 | * CreatorCameo: Lucky [=McKee=] is the man in the elevator with his girlfriend. |
4 | * DyeingForYourArt: Angela Bettis had to wear two layers of color contact lenses for when May goes cross-eyed. |
5 | * OneForTheMoneyOneForTheArt: Angela Bettis claims that the pay was very low, but she did the film because she loved the character's arc. One of the reasons she did ''{{Film/Carrie 2002}}'' was because the money allowed her to financially do ''May'' as well. |
6 | * PlayingAgainstType: Creator/AnnaFaris in a non-comedic horror role. |
7 | * ProductionPosse: Lucky [=McKee=] directed Angela Bettis in ''Film/TheWoods'' and ''The Woman'', and she provided a voice over for an episode of his ''Series/MastersOfHorror''. On the flip side, she directed him in ''Roman''. |
8 | * TypeCasting: The buzz around the film led to Angela Bettis being cast in ''{{Film/Carrie 2002}}'' (although that came out first, leading to people assuming it was the other way around). After ''May'' became a cult hit, she ended up doing nothing but horror films for the next decade. |
9 | * WhatCouldHaveBeen: |
10 | ** The film opened with AMinorKidroduction for May. But once it became obvious that the film was [[SlowPacedBeginning taking too long to get to the point]], it was scrapped. The opening with May and her doll was shot quickly to emphasise the girl's loneliness. |
11 | ** The meeting between Blank and May was originally done with May being very angry and insulting people as they walked down the street. The scene was re-shot to have May be more cold and vague instead. |
12 | * WriteWhatYouKnow: Angela Bettis claims that May was something of an AuthorAvatar for Lucky [=McKee=]. He has a lazy eye, just like May. |
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