Femme Fatale

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When Laure asks "What do you do in life?", Watts seems surprised: it is in fact a good "bad literal [...]	D
Director Brian De Palma returned to his favored genre with this movie for a film that explores reven [...]	D
Producer Tarak Ben Ammar knew that, in the tradition of the notorious 'femme fatale' protagonists of [...]	D
Early in the movie, a security technician drinks from a distinctive pear-shaped bottle. This is Oran [...]	D
The make and model of Nicolas Bardo (Antonio Banderas)'s motorcycle was a 1969/70 Triumph twin.	D
Apple computers visible in the movie include a Graphite iBook seen just before the first bathtub sce [...]	D
This film have been developing a cult status among cinephiles; even Warner Bros added this film as a [...]	D
John Stamos: Rebecca Romijn' then-husband is uncredited as the "cheesy agent" who contacts Nicolas o [...]	D
The film supposedly takes place at the 2001 Cannes Film Festival, even though the premiere that was [...]	D
Obvious product placements for Ford and Apple.	D
Uma Thurman was originally cast as Laure Ash but cancelled when she became pregnant.	D
Melanie Griffith convinced husband Antonio Banderas to take the role of Nicolas Bardo, even though i [...]	D
Jean Reno was considered for the role of Nicolas Bardo.	D
There is a poster in the movie that says Deja Vue. Deja Vue was going to be the original title of Br [...]	D
At 44' and again at 1:01', a "Deja vue" poster can be seen when Laure and Nick are talking; it can t [...]	D
Antonio Banderas didn't really see himself as The character Bardo. But he wanted to learn directoria [...]	D
The film opened in North America, on star Rebecca Romijn' 30th birthday (November 6, 2002).	D
Publicity for this picture stated that the precedent for beautifully shrewd duplicitous predator 'fe [...]	D
The film's dream conceit is alluded to in the use of the poster advertising "Deja Vu" where Romijn i [...]	D
Of the casting of Rebecca Romijn-Stamos in the title role, producer Tarak Ben Ammar said: "While cas [...]	D
Producer Marina Gefter said of the film's femme fatale' title character: "The role of Laure is a for [...]	D
The underscore music (by Sakamoto) that plays through most of the initial heist is an obvious tribut [...]	D
Rie Rasmussen's debut.	D
The movie's writer-director Brian de Palma said of this film for its publicity: "My goal as a writer [...]	D
The gold and diamond snake was created for the film by singer and actress Elli Medeiros, who was dat [...]	D
Rebecca Romijn was initially reluctant to do the movie due to the amount of sex and nudity the role [...]	D
One of the trailers for this film consisted of a clip from the classic film noir La fiamma del pecca [...]	D
The key to Brian de Palma's criminally twisted story and distinctly film noirish atmosphere is the f [...]	D
Brian De Palma previously directed Jerry O'Connell in Mission to Mars (2000). Rebecca Romijn and O'C [...]	D
Brian De Palma couldn't find the right girl to play Veronica. Rebecca Romijn convinced him that one [...]	D
The plane ticket that Lily takes is from the fictitious Quinta Airlines. Quinta Communications is th [...]	D
Jennifer Lopez was considered for the role of Laure Ash / Lily Watts.	D
Wojciech Kilar was offered a chance to score the film but turned it down. He later regretted the dec [...]	D
All the clocks shown in the movie are set at 3:33.	D

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The envelope and passport change their relative positions in Laure's hand between shots during the c [...]	D
There are no schools where pupils attend in uniform and are accompanied by nuns in 2000's Paris.	D
Following the initial heist, Black Tie says, "The bitch double-crossed us," in French. But the subti [...]	D
Seven years later, the blood on Black Tie's shirt is still red instead of having dried into a maroon [...]	D
In the pan from Bardo's balcony to the Cafe table, the "Deja Vu" poster is being rolled up before th [...]	D
When Laure/Lily's girlfriend first goes under the lorry, her boot heels change. One minute they're s [...]	D
At 1:10'30" Laure/Lily is supposed to say "Maybe on the floor" from the bathroom and yet she is righ [...]	D
The blood on Black Tie's shirt in the woman's bathroom doesn't match the shirt when he is released f [...]	D
The "bodyguard" does not hurry to get into the ladies room when the chest piece alarm rings.	D
The complicated scheme is based on the diamond-wearing lady not detecting a man in a black suit crou [...]	D
At 30 minutes, the TV host's lips do not match the audio in French.	D
In the end, Laure falls on her left side. Next, she's on right side.	D
Laure saw Nick taking pictures before the exchange and yet she does not hide.	D
When Black Tie and his partner are running onto the bridge near the end, their shadows are visible. [...]	D
The passport and plane tickets are visibly displayed on the floor. Surely, the mother, who has the k [...]	D
It's not possible to record with the Sony MiniDisc recorder used in the movie without using an exter [...]	D
There is no reason why someone who has decided to kill themselves would play the Russian Roulette, e [...]	D
Lily writes that she lost her passport and ticket. She did not even bother looking for them.	D
All French/European bath tubs are equipped with an overflow.	D
The "bodyguard" does not enquire why his colleague is not coming back after a few minutes though he [...]	D
An email, sent in the afternoon, instructs Nick to meet Laure "at 2 am this morning". It should read [...]	D
The film supposedly takes place at the 2001 Cannes Film Festival, even though the premiere that was [...]	D
The "bodyguard" does not react at men's shoes pointing out the women's cubicle and a silhouette hidi [...]	D
At 1:22:32, Laure's and Nick's faces are suddenly much closer between shots.	D
In the shot of Bardo's apartment, with the computer saying "new e-mail", right before he enters the [...]	D

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Lily: Bad people read newspapers too.	D
Laure Ash: So I went back to the states and got ev [...]	D
Laure Ash: You didn't think I'd give you a gun loa [...]	D
Lily: All your boyhood stories make you so damn lo [...]	D
Laure Ash: Do I pull the trigger or do you get you [...]	D
Black Tie: That fucking bitch, she's at it again.	D
Laure Ash: C'mon, Nicolas. You don't have to lick [...]	D
Nicolas Bardo: I'm sorry... You look so familiar. [...]	D
Lily: Isn't sugar better than vinegar?	D
Black Tie: I thought about her every fucking secon [...]	D
Laure Ash: I'm your fucking fairy god-mother. I ju [...]	D
Laure Ash: You know why no good deed goes unpunish [...]	D
Nicolas Bardo: I have never kidnapped anyone you b [...]	D
Laure Ash: I'm a bad girl Nicolas. Real bad. Rotte [...]	D
French cop: The American ambassador beats his wife [...]	D
Black Tie: Nice Wheels! Racine: What did you expe [...]	D
Laure Ash: [to Nick] Maybe Napolean and I can sail [...]	D
Laure Ash: [talking about herself] What happened t [...]	D
Laure Ash: Hey how come you're the only man in thi [...]	D
Laure Ash: What did you do with that other gun I g [...]	D

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