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Sam Rockwell auditioned for the role of Charlie Dalton.	D
Robin Williams considered this movie one of his favorite films he did, and Peter Weir the best direc [...]	D
At the premiere, Kurtwood Smith saw a family with the father domineering his son very much like his [...]	D
Director Peter Weir chose to shoot the film in chronological order to better capture the development [...]	D
River Phoenix wanted to play Neil Perry, but the part went to Robert Sean Leonard.	D
Matt Carey, the actor who portrays Hopkins and delivers the line "The cat sat on a mat," was a St. A [...]	D
The scene where Todd Anderson cries outside in the snow was done in one take. It was originally an i [...]	D
To help his young leads bond, director Peter Weir had them all room together.	D
Ethan Hawke was already 2 months into college at Carnegie-Mellon University in Pittsburgh when he go [...]	D
Josh Charles (Knox Overstreet) & James Waterston (Gerard Pitts) also appeared together in episode 1. [...]	D
Alec Baldwin was considered for the role of John Keating.	D
Most people have modern hairstyles that look nothing like 1959	D
According to a 1991 interview, Lara Flynn Boyle was told the day of the film's premiere that she had [...]	D
This film is frequently shown to fraternity members during leadership seminars, because of the strik [...]	D
Director Peter Weir attended The Scots College, a private boys school in Sydney. The uniforms, disci [...]	D
Early notes on the script from Touchstone Pictures suggested making the boys' passion dancing rather [...]	D
Norman Lloyd (Mr. Nolan) was most surprised to discover that he was expected to audition for the fil [...]	D
Bill Murray was once considered for the role of John Keating.	D
The map the boys are looking at when they are planning their first Dead Poets Society Meeting is act [...]	D
Included among the American Film Institute's 1998 list of the 400 movies nominated for the Top 100 G [...]	D
Initially, Peter Weir had planned to make Green Card - Matrimonio di convenienza (1990) in 1989, but [...]	D
The movie has been described by some - including costar Ethan Hawke - as "One Flew Over the Robin's [...]	D
Originally, John Keating was supposed to die of leukemia, but director Peter Weir decided to have th [...]	D
Originally slated to be filmed at Berry College in Rome, Georgia, the project was moved to Delaware [...]	D
Now Playing Podcast reviewed Dead Poets Society. This film received three "recommends".	D
Gale Hansen was already 28 years old when he was in the running for the role of rebellious Charlie D [...]	D
The only Best Picture Oscar nominee of the year to be also nominated for Original Screenplay.	D
Filmed at St. Andrews, a private boarding school in Delaware.	D
To guide his lead actor Robin Williams, Peter Weir called the character "Robin Keating," as he wante [...]	D
The poem by Henry David Thoreau that is featured on the front page of the poetry book Neil receives [...]	D
Owing to the huge popularity of the movie, there was a short movie sequel planned, with Todd Anderso [...]	D
Ethan Hawke's first impression of director Peter Weir was that he "spoke funny." Weir was the first [...]	D
Lara Flynn Boyle had a small role as Chet's sister, but her character was cut. However, she appears [...]	D
Although the film never actually cracked the number one spot at the box office, it still grossed $95 [...]	D
The poem they dance to in the old Native American cave is called "The Congo: A Study of the Negro Ra [...]	D
Tom Schulman's script was partly based on his own experiences at Montgomery Bell Academy, an all-boy [...]	D
Melora Walters's debut.	D
Mel Gibson was originally slated to play John Keating when Jeff Kanew was to direct. Gibson demanded [...]	D
Elsewhere on this page, it's stated that the film was shot in chronological order. Following this li [...]	D
The tenth highest-grossing film of the year in the US, and the fifth highest overseas. It surpassed [...]	D
Upon the death of Robin Williams in 2014, the famous line "O Captain! My Captain!" was used by many [...]	D
Neil Perry's death is foreshadowed early in the film. The camera is on him when John Keating tells t [...]	D
Mickey Rourke turned down the role of John Keating when Peter Weir refused to make script changes.	D
When the boys show John Keating his old senior yearbook picture, it is, in reality, Robin Williams's [...]	D
During the shooting, Weir requested the young cast not to use modern slang, even off camera.	D
Liam Neeson had originally landed the leading role to be directed by Jeff Kanew, but lost it to Robi [...]	D
In a SiriusXM interview in July 2016, Matt Damon revealed that he and best friend Ben Affleck auditi [...]	D
The movie's line "Carpe diem. Seize the day, boys. Make your lives extraordinary" was voted as the # [...]	D
The Reverend Simon Mein, who plays the role of the vicar, actually was the vicar of St. Andrew's Sch [...]	D
In the opening scenes of the film, the boys are wearing military unit patch lapel pins.	D
The poem from which Charlie has copied some lines on the centerfold of Elaine Reynolds, Miss October [...]	D
What attracted Robin Williams to the role of John Keating more than anything else was that he was th [...]	D
In the original screenplay, Keating has returned from the fictitious McMillan school in Edinburgh af [...]	D
The first Touchstone Pictures release to receive a Best Picture Academy Award nomination.	D
Mr. Perry (Kurtwood Smith) wants his son, Neil, to be a doctor. Robert Sean Leonard (Neil) would lat [...]	D
Norman Lloyd later recalled that Robin Williams was in a somber mood during filming, as he was going [...]	D
Peter Weir gave his young actors, playing the students, books that detailed what kids saw at the mov [...]	D
The draft that writer Tom Schulman sent out to the studios was his first one.	D
Robert Sean Leonard's character auditions for a production of A Midsummer's Night Dream. The actor l [...]	D
Both Ethan Hawke & Robert Sean Leonard starred in Tape (2001).	D
Norman Lloyd was a bit put out when he had to audition for the role of Mr. Nolan. He mulled over his [...]	D
The first movie Robin Williams was in that got a Best Picture nomation at the Oscars.	D
The part of John Keating was once intended for Dustin Hoffman. The film was also going to be Hoffman [...]	D
In the very last scene, Richard Cameron was supposed to stand on his desk as well, but Dylan Kussman [...]	D
A famous quote from the film is "Carpe diem. Seize the day, boys. Make your lives extraordinary." Ro [...]	D
Extras in the movie were students from local Delaware high schools. This included the actual Glasgow [...]	D
Tom Schulman would occasionally receive phone calls from his former high school friends, asking if t [...]	D
Tim Allen turned down the role of John Keating.	D
The mathematical formula for rating poetry by Dr. J. Evans Pritchard is PxI=G.	D

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The first meeting of the Dead Poets Society in the cave is at night but there is light through the h [...]	D
The desk set given to Todd is packaged in shrink-wrap, invented in the 1970s.	D
The drum cadence used by the marching band and the style of dance displayed by the football players [...]	D
The boys have read Latin before, and yet in their first Latin class of the year, they recite feminin [...]	D
Many mistakes in the band musical instruments used for 1959. Fiberglass sousaphones, metal drum carr [...]	D
At meal time, when Mr. McAllister is talking to Mr. Keating, they are holding a tray. After exchangi [...]	D
When Neil first learns that Todd Anderson is rooming with him and that Todd's brother went to Wellto [...]	D
Although set in 1959, the chemistry textbook the students use, "Chemistry: A Modern Course" by Rober [...]	D
When the Dead Poets learn of Neal Perry's suicide, they take a walk in the snow. There should be six [...]	D
The literature anthology, "Literature: Reading, Fiction, Poetry, Drama, and the Essay", edited by Ro [...]	D
Keating's impression of Marlon Brando is not an anachronistic reference to Il padrino but to his rol [...]	D
When John Keating has the boys stand on his desk, he gathers his things to leave the room. Behind hi [...]	D
A teacher who had resigned or been dismissed in disgrace would not be allowed to enter his classroom [...]	D
At the study group that night, the boys are told to leave. Todd, who was supposed to be in his room [...]	D
Mr Keating is clearly older than 33.	D
Although the film is set in 1959, the tune played by the lone bagpiper by the lake is "The Fields of [...]	D
At the beginning, after the procession arrives where the headmaster is, we can see the two first boy [...]	D
Snow starts and stops, depending upon the camera shot, when Knox is trying to convince Chris to atte [...]	D
When Knox calls Chris he hangs up when she picks up the phone, the sound of change being plunked dow [...]	D
The lipstick marking on Nuwanda's right cheek switches positions between shots as he is talking to t [...]	D
The school's name is Welton throughout the movie. Various characters call the school "Hell-ton" incl [...]	D
When Todd receives the desk set for his birthday, and Neil and Todd go to throw it off the bridge, t [...]	D
In the end credits listing music entries, George Frideric Handel Suite No. III in D Major is false. [...]	D
When Keating is talking to his class about Shakespeare, McBeth and other poets, there is a close sho [...]	D
After the welcoming speech, Todd's father refers to the headmaster as "Dr. Nolan". Everyone else thr [...]	D
The bagpiper in the first scene takes his pipes out of the case one moment and is seen playing "Scot [...]	D
At the studying group scene, Neil is wearing glasses. After Knox's arrival, there is no more trace o [...]	D
The goals used in the soccer practice scene are more modern than what would have been used in 1959.	D
When the boys are standing up on their desks, making a tribute to Keating, a glimpse of Charlie/Nuwa [...]	D
During the convocation scene, the headmaster brags that over 75 percent of the school's graduates we [...]	D
While Keating addresses the class for the first time outside their classroom, he reads out Pitts' na [...]	D
When the students are reading the preface of their English books, Cameron is seen drawing and shadin [...]	D
The Thoreau quote read at the beginning of each meeting is incorrect. In fact, if you look very clos [...]	D
After Mr Keating was fired he would have been escorted to collect his things and would not be given [...]	D
When the students are stepping up onto Mr. Keating's desk to get a different view of the room, Pitts [...]	D
The line that Keating refers to from Walt Whitman's poem "Song of Myself" is misquoted. The line act [...]	D
Near the beginning, starlings honk like geese.	D
After Keating instructs the boys to rip out the introduction to their poetry textbook, his lip movem [...]	D

Frase

John Keating: We're not laughing at you. We're lau [...]	D
Todd Anderson: You want me out? Fine, I'm out. Ne [...]	D
Neil Perry: How was your summer, slick? Charlie D [...]	D
Hopkins: [reading his poem] "The cat sat on the ma [...]	D
Todd Anderson: Mr. Keating! They made everybody si [...]	D
John Keating: Sucking the marrow out of life doesn [...]	D
John Keating: They're not that different from you, [...]	D
Todd Anderson: Keating said that everybody took tu [...]	D
John Keating: O Captain, my Captain. Who knows whe [...]	D
John Keating: Oh! Boo! Come on, Charlie, let it fi [...]	D
Chet Danburry: Next time I see you, you die.	D
Neil Perry: [talking angrily to Todd] You're in th [...]	D
Mr. Nolan: Free thinkers at 17?	D
Richard Cameron: Hey Neal, business as usual, huh? [...]	D
Steven Meeks: I'll try anything once. Charlie Dal [...]	D
John Keating: Language was developed for one endea [...]	D
Dalton: Gentlemen, what are the Four Pillars? Dal [...]	D
Neil Perry: I was good. I was really good.	D
John Keating: [the class hesitates to rip out the [...]	D
Knox Overstreet: The point, Charlie... is... that [...]	D
Knox Overstreet: Chris, you can't be in here. If t [...]	D
Charlie Dalton: I'm exercising the right not to wa [...]	D
Neil Perry: I just talked to my father. He's makin [...]	D
[last lines] Todd Anderson: [stands up on his des [...]	D
Todd Anderson: [talking about people listening to [...]	D
Neil Perry: [finds Todd sitting alone on the roof] [...]	D
John Keating: Mr. Meeks, time to inherit the earth [...]	D
John Keating: I always thought the idea of educati [...]	D
Richard Cameron: [feigning innocence as he enters [...]	D
John Keating: I was the intellectual equivalent of [...]	D
Nolan: Gentlemen, what are the Four Pillars? Crow [...]	D
Charlie Dalton: Laughing. Crying. Tumbling. Mumbli [...]	D
Gerard Pitts: Too bad. Knox Overstreet: It's wors [...]	D
Gerard Pitts: Your parents collect pipes? Oh, that [...]	D
John Keating: No matter what anybody tells you, wo [...]	D
Charlie Dalton: [answering phone] Welton Academy, [...]	D
Neil Perry: If I don't ask him, at least I won't b [...]	D
John Keating: Mr. Pitts, would you open your hymna [...]	D
John Keating: Now we all have a great need for acc [...]	D
Knox Overstreet: She's practically engaged. To Che [...]	D
[Keating stands on his desk] John Keating: Why do [...]	D
John Keating: We don't read and write poetry becau [...]	D
John Keating: Close your eyes, close your eyes! Cl [...]	D
Neil Perry: For the first time in my whole life, I [...]	D
[about joining the DPS] Charlie Dalton: It'll hel [...]	D
Gloria: Don't you guys miss having girls around he [...]	D
Steven Meeks: Me and Pitts are working on a hi-fi [...]	D
John Keating: Boys, you must strive to find your o [...]	D
[after hearing "The Introduction to Poetry"] John [...]	D
John Keating: This is a battle, a war, and the cas [...]	D
John Keating: There's a time for daring and there' [...]	D
Neil Perry: She's pretty. John Keating: She's als [...]	D
McAllister: "Show me the heart unfettered by fooli [...]	D
John Keating: Carpe diem, seize the day. Gather ye [...]	D
[Neil's father has just driven him home from his p [...]	D
Dr. Hagar: That wouldn't be a radio in your lap, w [...]	D
John Keating: Phone call from God. If it had been [...]	D
John Keating: I SOUND MY BARBARIC YAWP OVER THE RO [...]	D
Neil Perry: So what are you going to do? Charlie? [...]	D
[the students are climbing onto Keating's desk to [...]	D
Neil Perry: [quoting Henry David Thoreau] "I went [...]	D
Richard Cameron: I love the clarinet. Charlie Dal [...]	D
John Keating: Mr. Anderson! Don't think that I don [...]	D

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