11 Details From Famous Movies You Probably Didn't Notice (14 Photos)

Movie fans are very attentive to details and like to analyze interesting features in your favorite paintings. In this post you will find curious film facts that you probably didn’t notice before.




1. In Pulp Fiction (1994), the dance scene between Mia and Vincent - a tribute to the cult Italian film "8½" (1963) Federico Fellini, which features the same dance






2. In the movie "Charlie and the Chocolate Factory" (2005) Johnny Depp wore purple contact lenses for the role of chocolatier Willy Wonka



3. When Anthony Hopkins was studying his character for Silence lambs" (1991), he decided that Hannibal Lecter resembled a reptile. Lizards do not blink very often, and it is this trait that Hopkins copied for movie



4. In The Wolf of Wall Street (2013), the scene in which Jonah Hill Eats a Goldfish was filmed with a real goldfish. Wherein a professional trainer was present on the set animals



The actor was allowed to hold the fish in his mouth for three seconds, and, of course, he did not eat it.

5. In the movie "Back to the Future 2" (1989), the future daughter of Marty and Jennifer is played by Michael J. Fox himself.



6. In "Fight Club" (1999), Helena Bonham Carter ordered her make-up artist to apply all makeup with her left hand, because the actress felt that her character Marla Singer was one of those who would not worry too much about flawless makeup



7. In The Lord of the Rings: The Fellowship of the Ring (2001), Gandalf in visiting Bilbo hits the ceiling. It wasn't in the script. Director Peter Jackson decided to keep this scene as it showed tall wizard.



8. Triceratops poop in Jurassic Park (1994) did not smell at all, because it was a mixture of mud, clay and straw, where honey added to attract insects



9. In The Shining (1980), Jack Torrance drives a yellow beetle while in King's novel the car is red. Later in the film there is a photograph of a squashed red beetle is Kubrick's subtle hint that this is his version of the story, not Stephen King's






10. In Zodiac (2007), Dave Toschi eats a hamburger and then spits out a cutlet because Mark Ruffalo, who plays this character is a vegetarian



11. In The Godfather (1972), Marlon Brando wanted Vito Corleone looked like a bulldog, so during rehearsal he stuffed cheeks with cotton, but in the film itself he wore special prostheses