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The film was voted the #1 movie of 1996 by "Les Cahiers du CinÃ©ma."	D
The dead dog in the car crash was a stuffed pup.	D
At 30 mins.) David Cronenberg accidentally cameos in the darkness just after the James Dean crash re [...]	D
Director David Cronenberg claimed that the entire film was shot within a half hour from his house in [...]	D
One of the struggles that David Cronenberg in early attempts to get the film made was the response t [...]	D
This film is part of the Criterion Collection, spine #1,059.	D
Holly Hunter got a part in the film because she had been lobbying director David Cronenberg for the [...]	D
AMC Entertainment Inc., the second-largest U.S. theatre chain at the time, said it was posting secur [...]	D
They filmed on roads and highways in Toronto that aren't typically used as it's no big deal to shut [...]	D
David Cronenberg's agent thought that directing this movie would ruin his career, and begged him to [...]	D
The Ballard's apartment balcony is real when facing outward toward the city but a set when facing in [...]	D
Although director David Cronenberg has long insisted that Canada needs a national cinema that reflec [...]	D
The opening car crash was accomplished with one of the cars being driven via remote control and a du [...]	D
When asked for why it was so difficult deciding where to put the camera during driving scenes and se [...]	D
Symphorophilia, coined by sexologist John Money, is a paraphilia involving sexual arousal from stagi [...]	D
J. G. Ballard, the writer of the eponymous source material, claimed that Crash was a "cautionary tal [...]	D
Because Vaughan's car becomes increasingly battered over the course of the film, the production requ [...]	D
The character of Gabrielle was the center of a big controversy in the UK leading to the film's openi [...]	D
The lead character's name, James Ballard, the same as the character in the book, is the author J.G. [...]	D
Difficult to film were the numerous sex scenes. One anal sex encounter between James Spader and Debo [...]	D
Michael Hutchence was offered the role of Vaughan.	D
In the novel by J.G. Ballard from which this film derives, Vaughan's goal is to achieve sexual clima [...]	D
Trailer narrated by Hal Douglas.	D
In a 1996 interview with the Vancouver Sun, David Cronenberg said Italian film director Bernardo Ber [...]	D
In a 2020 interview, David Cronenberg stated that he believed Francis Ford Coppola, the jury preside [...]	D
Deborah Kara Unger's first lead role, David Cronenberg found her while searching for a Canadian acto [...]	D
The hospital hallway scene was shot on their first day of filming, and it was a rarity in that David [...]	D
The opening credits were not present when the film debuted at the Cannes Film Festival in 1996, as t [...]	D
In 2005 the staff of Total Film listed it at #21 on their list of the all-time greatest films.	D
Despite the fact that the movie caused a huge furor in just about every country it played in, David [...]	D
Crash premiered at the Cannes Film Festival, where it received the Special Jury Prize, a unique awar [...]	D
In 2000, a poll done by The Village Voice of film critics listed Crash as the 35th Best Film of the [...]	D
An apparently unauthorized adaptation of Crash called Nightmare Angel was filmed in 1986 by Susan Em [...]	D
The Porsche 550 Spyder in the film is actually a replica made of fiberglass the real car is aluminum [...]	D
According to J. G. Ballard, "To die in a car crash is a unique twentieth-century finale."	D
A lot of people's driving habits changed after they made this film, Holly Hunter got rid of her pick [...]	D
At 44 mins.) The sex scene between James and Catherine had to be trimmed for release in Ireland but [...]	D
There was much discussion about what Deborah Unger would be holding onto in the scene where Catherin [...]	D
In 2002 Parveen Adams, an academic who specializes in art/film/performance and psychoanalysis, argue [...]	D
At 50 mins.) The shot is amoung David Cronenbergs favorites in the film.	D
Rosanna Arquette worked on this film while she was also working on Chi pesca trova (1997). She flew [...]	D
The sex scene between James and Vaughan is "the scene that more people walk out of than any other sc [...]	D
According to David Cronenberg, part of what the movie is about is: "What if you don't have that mora [...]	D
Hospital beds are apparently difficult to find/or expensive to rent, so they filmed in a real hospit [...]	D
At 7 mins.) David Cronenberg pointed out the hood ornament on Ballard's car and adds that soon viewe [...]	D
Despite the film's hugely controversial subject matter and its subsequent banning from cinemas in th [...]	D
Jayne Mansfield was an American actress. She was also a singer and nightclub entertainer as well as [...]	D
The opening scene features a woman pressing her naked breast to the metal wing of a small plane befo [...]	D
At 40 mins.) The shot is taking directly out the window of the film's production offices.	D
David Cronenberg sets up monitors for the actors during sex scenes so they can see what the camera s [...]	D
James Spader didn't need convincing to do the film, although he was curious about the rest of the ca [...]	D
People have commented that David Cronenberg tends to try and adapt books that are impossible to make [...]	D
In the United Kingdom, this film is banned from sale or theatrical exhibition within the city of Wes [...]	D
This film was ranked #8 on Martin Scorsese's list of the "Best Films of 1990s."	D
In the United Kingdom, The Daily Mail newspaper led the calls for the film to be banned with a front [...]	D
A theatre manager in Oslo, Norway banned the film at her location. She denied it was related to a tr [...]	D
According to Australian critic Adrian Martin, it's as if all the characters in the film are wanderin [...]	D
Of the adaptation, author J. G. Ballard reportedly said, "The movie is actually better than the book [...]	D
According to David Cronenberg, Crash is about Thanatos and Eros, Death and Sex.	D
Slant Magazine selected it as one of their "100 Essential Films".	D
David Cronenberg: The voice of the man watching/operating the car yard towards the end of the film.	D
The scene featuring James driving Vaughn's car while the man gets busy with a woman in the backseat [...]	D
They had six Lincoln Continentals for the film. A couple were for crashes, and a couple were modifie [...]	D
"Maybe sexual organs are not sexual organs anymore, and maybe there are other ways to have sex," Cro [...]	D
Someone once wrote somewhere that 'a series of sex scenes is not a plot,' and David Cronenberg answe [...]	D
Jean Baudrillard (who is a French sociologist, philosopher and cultural theorist, and is best known [...]	D
David Cronenberg was contacted by Holly Hunter's agent before he had even sent the script out statin [...]	D
"I wanted the dynamics of this film to be very much anti-Hollywood action movie," Cronenberg says, a [...]	D
David Cronenberg and Elias Koteas almost worked together on Naked Lunch (1991) but it didn't pan out [...]	D
Sex scenes between James Ballard and his secretary were filmed but cut because director David Cronen [...]	D
The crash test tape being watched about midway through the film is narrated in Swedish. The narrator [...]	D
Media mogul Ted Turner, whose company oversaw U.S. distributor Fine Line Features, refused to releas [...]	D
At the Cannes Film Festival, a screening provoked boos and angry bolts by upset viewers.	D
At a screening of Crash with Viggo Mortensen in 2019, David Cronenberg admitted to having Rosanna Ar [...]	D
Vaughan's "benevolent psychopathology" speech ("The car crash is a fertilizing, rather than a destru [...]	D
An academic study of the controversy and audience responses to it, written by Martin Barker, Jane Ar [...]	D
In his introduction to Crash, J. G. Ballard describes his book as such: "Throughout Crash I have use [...]	D
They re-shot James Spader's close-ups during the end "chase," as he had initially performed it as wr [...]	D

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In the aftermath of the Mansfield crash, Seagrave's chin can be seen moving, despite the fact that h [...]	D
After Vaughan repeatedly crashes the left front bumper of his Lincoln into a junker James Ballard is [...]	D
At the close of the highway chase scene in rain, after Vaughn's car runs off to crash, Ballard pulls [...]	D

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Vaughan: [speaking into microphone] I myself shall [...]	D
James Ballard: You had sex with all those men in c [...]	D
James Ballard: I'm beginning to feel like a potted [...]	D
[Ballard is giving Helen a lift; she's wearing a w [...]	D
James Ballard: You should've gone to the funeral. [...]	D
[Vaughan is being tattooed] Vaughan: It's too cle [...]	D
[Last lines] James Ballard: Katherine, are you al [...]	D
Vaughan: [talking into microphone as he walks arou [...]	D
Vaughan: Spit out your gum. I don't want you blowi [...]	D
Vaughan: [finding Seagrave's cross-dressed body in [...]	D
Vaughan: The car crash is a fertilizing rather tha [...]	D
James Ballard: After being bombarded endlessly by [...]	D
Vaughan: I've always wanted to drive a crashed car [...]	D
James Ballard: Do you see Kennedy's assassination [...]	D
Colin Seagrave: I want really big tits, out to her [...]	D

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