Mona Lisa Smile

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Film debut of Kristen Connolly.	D
Kirsten Dunst, a natural blonde, dyed her hair brown. Julia Stiles, a natural brunette, dyed her hai [...]	D
The negative reaction by Wellesley alumnae to the film's inaccuracies generated a number of newspape [...]	D
Kirsten Dunst and Topher Grace also starred in Spider-Man 3 (2007).	D
In order to prepare for their roles, the leads were all put through a finishing school two weeks pri [...]	D
The war story that Bill Dunbar tells during his Italian class is borrowed from the World War I novel [...]	D
Critic Roger Ebert quipped in his review of the film that "I find it hard to believe that Wellesley [...]	D
Ginnifer Goodwin and Topher Grace both played in Appuntamento da sogno! (2004).	D
In real life, Elizabeth Warren is also the name of the U.S. Senator of Massachusetts, where Wellesle [...]	D
Krysten Ritter and Lily Rabe, now both well known leading actresses, appear in numerous scenes of th [...]	D
In the pool, the girls in the background practicing synchronized swimming are members of the Wheaton [...]	D
Laura Allen graduated from Wellesley. She was a sociology major. After this film's release and its n [...]	D
Lecture Hall scenes were filmed at Columbia University, which maintains a 50-year-old lecture hall u [...]	D
To prepare for her role, Julia Roberts observed art history classes at New York University.	D
Costars Julia Roberts and Marcia Gay Harden won Oscars in the same year--Roberts for Erin Brockovich [...]	D
The costuming department fell short on historical accuracy in several parts of the film, most notice [...]	D
Italian censorship visa # 97644 delivered on 12 December 2003.	D
June Miller's debut.	D
Phyllis Naylor the girl who is said to be the next girl to get married shares a name with writer Phy [...]	D
At the time the movie came out Kirstin Dunst was dating Maggie Gyllenhaal's brother actor Jake Gylle [...]	D
The cast includes two Oscar winners: Julia Roberts, Marcia Gay Harden, and two nominees: Maggie Gyll [...]	D
Upon its release, the film was widely derided by critics and historians for its factual mistakes and [...]	D
David Ansen's review of ''Mona Lisa Smile'' in Newsweek encapsulated many of the criticisms leveled [...]	D
Part of the film was shot at Columbia University of which actresses Julia Stiles and Maggie Gyllenha [...]	D
Emily Bauer's debut.	D
ChloÃ« Sevigny turned down the role of Giselle Levy. Sevigny believed the film's screenplay was ba [...]	D
Film debut of Laura Allen.	D
The painting that the girls look at is Jackson Pollock's Number 1 ( Lavender Mist)	D
The Harvard Din & Tonics: the a cappella group singing "Istanbul not Constantinople".	D
Ginnifer Goodwin's film debut.	D
In one part Gisele asks her friends if she looks like Katherine Watson. In real life Maggie Gyllenha [...]	D
Prior to the film's premiere, the producers held a special presentation of the film for Wellesley al [...]	D
When marketing the film in 2003, studio publicists claimed the film was based upon Hillary Clinton's [...]	D
Producers originally applied to film at Bryn Mawr College, another one of the Seven Sisters. It is u [...]	D

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Katherine and friends walk into a bar in Wellesley, which was a totally dry town in the 1950s.	D
With the exception of Christmas break, all the bar scenes are similar. Bill wears the same sweater, [...]	D
The costumes for the Wellesley students are mostly inaccurate for the depicted era. Students did not [...]	D
Both Dominic West and Juliet Stevenson who play Americans slip and let their natural English accents [...]	D
Early in the film, a modern supermarket shopping cart appears during a game.	D
The film erroneously depicts Wellesley as the most conservative college in the nation. In fact, Well [...]	D
The turntable tonearm is of late-1960s vintage.	D
When Nancy Abbey watches Lucy ed io, the title card shows the famous heart-on-velvet, which was only [...]	D
During Betty's wedding reception, Katherine, Nancy, and Bill sit at a table. Nancy walks into the sc [...]	D
Katherine Watson is harassed for introducing modern art to her students. Wellesley was the first lib [...]	D
The night Betty Warren learns of Amanda Armstrong's distributing contraception, she is planning her [...]	D
When Katherine visits Joan's house to show her law school brochures, palm plants are in the front of [...]	D
During the wedding reception, when Nancy explains to Katherine that her then boyfriend didn't die in [...]	D
When President Carr dictates the invitation for Katherine's return to Wellesley, her secretary write [...]	D
A scene depicts a teacher of ''poise and elocution'' explaining to Wellesley students how to set and [...]	D
When Katherine Watson studies Joan Brandwyn's file, it reads Joan attended Miss Porters School in Lo [...]	D
At the end when Betty is bicycling next to Katherine's cab, she should appear in the Cab's rear and [...]	D
One young woman holds up a blue plastic diaphragm case. In the 1950s, diaphragm cases were cloth or [...]	D
During the Maypole dance, the first shot of the maypole shows a tight pattern made at the top. In th [...]	D
Katherine Watson says the Lascaux cave painting was discovered in 1879. It was actually discovered i [...]	D
Katherine Watson tells her class that Vincent van Gogh never sold a painting during his lifetime. He [...]	D
The "AR" (Adam's Rib) party is supposed to be at 5 PM. It's winter in New England, but broad dayligh [...]	D
When Betty types her editorial against the school nurse, the narration says "... has been willingly [...]	D
During the convocation assembly at the beginning of the film, President Carr wears a gown and tassel [...]	D
During Katherine's talk with Stan, her drink alternates between nearly full and almost empty between [...]	D
The night Giselle shows off her new diaphragm is the same night Betty mentions that her wedding is t [...]	D
The first day of art history class, Katherine Watson brings in two black slide cases. When is class [...]	D
Law schools started awarding "Juris Doctor" degrees in the 1960s. Before that, they awarded "Legum B [...]	D
It only appears that Betty is not wearing her purple hat after graduation. As she walks down the ste [...]	D
At the wedding, champagne is served in flute glasses. They were rarely used until the 1970s, when dr [...]	D
There was no "lights out at 8 p.m." rule at Wellesley. In fact, students often played bridge and tal [...]	D
During the slide show, Dr. Watson says "A Rhodes scholar. I wonder if she recites Geoffrey Chaucer w [...]	D
When Doris Day's "Secret Love" plays, the record has a 1960s RCA Victor classical label. The album w [...]	D
The slide of the Sistine Chapel in Katherine's Christmas present is a photo of the Chapel ceiling af [...]	D
When Katherine walks along the outdoor corridor with the tile floor and columns, before Bill gives h [...]	D
At the Adam's Rib party, Giselle is sitting in the window, with her hair parted in the middle and he [...]	D
During Betty's wedding reception, the band plays a rousing number. The trumpets do not have mutes, b [...]	D
When Katherine Watson gives Joan Brandwyn the Yale Law School application, "juris doctor" is misspel [...]	D
Giselle runs early in the film. At one point, a microphone is visible, taped inside her shirt.	D
The china Nancy Abbey uses for her etiquette class, "Prince Regent" by Royal Worcester, is inspired [...]	D
When Katherine shows the first advertisement slide, she says "slide" without moving her mouth.	D
The students depicted in the film, including extras, are almost all Caucasian. In 1953, Wellesley's [...]	D

Frase

Bill Dunbar: So how does a guy get to know you bet [...]	D
Bill Dunbar: [to Katherine] This place needs you, [...]	D
Mrs. Warren: A good wife lets her husband think th [...]	D
Joan Brandwyn: You gave me a C. Katherine Watson: [...]	D
Katherine Watson: I don't think I can go a year wi [...]	D
Betty Warren: Miss Watson, can you help me get in [...]	D
Katherine Watson: From the beginning, man has alwa [...]	D
[about a contemporary abstract painting] Giselle [...]	D
Katherine Watson: I can assure all of you this is [...]	D
Katherine Watson: [to Bill] To hell with Wellesley [...]	D
Katherine Watson: These girls! Are you proud, Pres [...]	D
Katherine Watson: [to Bill] Good bye. Good morning [...]	D
[first lines] Betty Warren: [voiceover] All her l [...]	D
Katherine Watson: It's brilliant, really. A perfec [...]	D
Bill Dunbar: [to Katherine] You didn't come to Wel [...]	D
Katherine Watson: Katherine Watson, nice to meet y [...]	D
[last lines] Betty Warren: My teacher, Katherine [...]	D
Bill Dunbar: You're so perfect, it's impossible to [...]	D
Bill Dunbar: You got a boyfriend? Katherine Watso [...]	D
Katherine Watson: Could it get worse?	D
Katherine Watson: [to the class] This is history o [...]	D
Katherine Watson: They think you're dangerous? Am [...]	D
Dr. Edward Staunton: I'm curious about the subject [...]	D
[about Vincent van Gogh] Katherine Watson: He pai [...]	D
[referring to a childlike drawing of a cow] Kathe [...]	D
[about the Mona Lisa] Betty Warren: [ironically] [...]	D
Betty Warren: [Betty's Third Editorial Voice Over] [...]	D
Betty Warren: [in Betty's second editorial] Welles [...]	D
Joan Brandwyn: I've got a secret to tell you. I go [...]	D
[Giselle has been secretly seeing a married psycho [...]	D
President Jocelyn Carr: Just a few rules. No holes [...]	D
Betty Warren: Have you seen Spencer? Connie Baker [...]	D
Susan Delacorte: [Katherine shows the class a pain [...]	D
Betty Warren: Katherine Watson didn't come to Well [...]	D
Connie Baker: [holding up a diaphragm] This isn't [...]	D
Katherine Watson: There are seven law schools with [...]	D
Bill Dunbar: [to Katherine] Ciao, Mona Lisa.	D
Charlie Stewart: My parents say my future is right [...]	D
Bill Dunbar: [to Katherine] Women need heroes, Kat [...]	D
Katherine Watson: See past the paint. Let's open o [...]	D
Bill Dunbar: [In reference to Betty's future in la [...]	D
Giselle Levy: Do I look a little bit like her? I t [...]	D
Katherine Watson: Since your wedding, you've misse [...]	D
Connie Baker: Do you swear not to repeat what you [...]	D
Giselle Levy: [in reference to the husband in etiq [...]	D
Katherine Watson: [about Betty's Wedding] This is [...]	D
[last lines] Betty Warren: [in Betty's last edito [...]	D
Connie Baker: And, it was perfect, romantic, we st [...]	D
Amanda Armstrong: [to Katherine] Be careful, they [...]	D
Katherine Watson: It says here that you're pre-law [...]	D
Betty Warren: You don't believe in withholding, do [...]	D
Staunton's Secretary: I was in California once. Ho [...]	D
Katherine Watson: Look beyond the paint. Let us tr [...]	D
Connie Baker: [reading from an advertisement] "Whe [...]	D
[about Charlie Stewart] Connie Baker: We spent la [...]	D
President Jocelyn Carr: We cannot appear to promot [...]	D
Katherine Watson: You can confirm to what other pe [...]	D
Betty Warren: Dear Betty, I came to Wellesley beca [...]	D
Katherine Watson: Slide. Contemporary art. Connie [...]	D

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