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Todd Haynes wrote the role of Cathy Whitaker specifically for Julianne Moore.	D
In the middle of shooting, the production's bond company took away the EZ Pass cards used by the tea [...]	D
This film inspired James LaBrie from progressive metal band Dream Theater. In 2010 he write a song " [...]	D
Dennis Quaid agreed to being in the film without even reading the screenplay as he was so keen to wo [...]	D
A musical adaptation with book by Richard Greenberg, music by Scott Frankel, and lyrics by Michael K [...]	D
Included among the "1001 Movies You Must See Before You Die", edited by Steven Schneider.	D
Russell Crowe turned down the role of Frank Whitaker because he felt it was too small.	D
Patricia Clarkson played Margaret White in Carrie (2002). Julianne Moore played the same role in Lo [...]	D
This was the last feature film to have an original score by Elmer Bernstein.	D
Due to Julianne Moore's pregnancy, Sandy Powell commissioned a duplicate of Cathy's party dress, wit [...]	D
The role of Frank Whitaker was written for James Gandolfini, but he was busy with I Soprano (1999).	D
Very similar to All That Heaven Allows.	D
Included among the American Film Institute's 2005 list of 250 movies nominated for AFI's 100 Years o [...]	D
This represents the first time Dennis Quaid has played a gay character. He found the secretive husba [...]	D
Dennis Haysbert was shuttling back and forth from the east coast to Los Angeles during the productio [...]	D
This film is heavily influenced by the work of Douglas Sirk.	D
Julianne Moore was the one who suggested that her character had to be blonde. Todd Haynes disagreed [...]	D
Other considered titles for this film were "This Splendid Life", "Circles In The Sun", "The Surface [...]	D
Cinematographer Edward Lachman created the 1950s "look" by using the same type of lighting equipment [...]	D
Jeff Bridges was offered the role of Frank Whitaker, but he wanted too much money.	D
Julianne Moore was pregnant during the filming of this movie.	D
Second in the poll for FIPRESCI GRAND PRIX OF THE YEAR 2003.	D

When Cathy and Frank are in the psychiatrist's office, there is a glass or water on the desk. The gl [...]	D
During the ending credits, the city of Elizabeth, NJ is misspelled as 'Elizabth'.	D
Sitting poolside in Miami, Cathy shoves a copy of Cosmpolitan magazine in her bag; in next shot, mag [...]	D
The positions of the phone, phone directory and NAACP brochure change positions on the table.	D
At the end of the movie it is nearly spring, but you can see autumn leaves on the railroad track.	D
When Cathy is shown from behind ascending the stairs into Dr. Bowman's building, she has a hat pin i [...]	D
Hartford never had numbered streets.	D
The afternoon/evening scene, supposed to be set in Miami, shows the sun setting (or low in the sky) [...]	D
The overhead shot of the front of the train station clearly shows what would be Long Island Sound in [...]	D
When Cathy enters her husband's office suite to surprise him with dinner, the door has an '80s-style [...]	D
In early 1958, Frank peruses an issue of TV Guide he picks up from the coffee table - a five-month o [...]	D
When Cathy and Raymond are talking outside the big gray building, at one stage the wind is blowing f [...]	D
When Cathy pulls up in the opening scenes she tells David that Janice is going straight in to a bath [...]	D
Coming out of the theater from watching La donna dai 3 volti, Frank enters the movie theater lobby w [...]	D
In January 1958 (when she could reasonably be expected to be reading the latest January or February [...]	D
At the dinner table, young David Whitaker's hand is on the table holding his glass of milk, and in a [...]	D
The date is established as October, 1957, however, there are an awful lot of 1958 cars around. More [...]	D
When Cathy is talking with Eleanor about Cathy's bruise, Cathy changes position between shots.	D
The Tupperware container Cathy brings to Frank's office is post 1962 color and style.	D
At the station there is a yellow line about 18 inches from the edge of the platform. This wasn't int [...]	D
Ramped street curbs (dropped curbs) did not become common until long after the 1950s.	D
The typewriter around the corner from Frank Whitaker's office is a late-model Selectric (circa 1971 [...]	D
Fall scenes (football, fallen leaves on railroad tracks) with flowering vines and newly opened apple [...]	D
Flowers don't bloom outdoors in Connecticut in February, nor do trees flower in early March.	D
1961 IBM Selectric typewriter seen in the Magnotronics office.	D
In the opening scene, the parking meters are modern, digital ones. One of them has expired and is fl [...]	D
When Cathy meets Raymond the first time outside her house, she is up on the porch and he is down a f [...]	D
Hartford, CT does not have a small commuter train station as seen in the movie.	D
The New Haven Railroad terminated in New York City, not onto Washington, D.C. as the conductor annou [...]	D
On the train station, when the train is leaving, a woman in purple walks between Cathy and the train [...]	D
A secretary is heard answering the phone with, "How may I direct your call?" According to a viewer w [...]	D
At the Art Exhibition, the art critic's brochure is alternately in one hand/both hands between shots [...]	D
When Cathy and Raymond were at an all black eating establishment (in North Arlington, NJ), he opens [...]	D

[Frank is drunk at the cocktail party] Stan Fine: [...]	D
Frank Whitaker: I know it's wrong because it makes [...]	D
Eleanor Fine: Call me old fashioned, I just like a [...]	D
Cathy Whitaker: You're all man to me! All man...	D
Cathy Whitaker: That was the day I stopped believi [...]	D
Cathy Whitaker: Oh, Raymond, Mrs. Whitaker sounds [...]	D
Raymond: I've learned my lesson about mixing in ot [...]	D
David Whitaker: Aw, geez! Cathy Whitaker: We don' [...]	D
Raymond: Here is to being the only one.	D
Frank Whitaker: How about this girl getting her hu [...]	D
Frank Whitaker: I just want to get this fucking th [...]	D
[Studying a MirÃ³ painting] Raymond Deagan: So, [...]	D

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