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Some scenes were shot on the same sets as the BBC Jonas Armstrong starring version of Robin Hood (20 [...]	D
The film posits a fictional representation of the last days in the life of Edgar Allan Poe. In reali [...]	D
John Cusack incorrectly quotes 'The Raven' when performing the poem in public. He says, "The lamplig [...]	D
Some of the scenes were shot in Elementary School "Svetozar Miletic" in Zemun. Part of the money whi [...]	D
Joaquin Phoenix was at one point in negotiations to star in the project together with Jeremy Renner. [...]	D
Luke Evans (Inspector Fields) is shot at Holy Cross Church, and subsequently the doctor is tending t [...]	D
The man who is cut in half by the pendulum is named Rufus Wilmot Griswold. In real life Rufus Wilmot [...]	D
Edgar Allan Poe only made $9 for his poem "The Raven". However, in 1845 $9 would be equivalent to ap [...]	D
When talking about navigation techniques Poe, played by John Cusack, mentions he went to West Point [...]	D
Kevin McNally and Brendan Coyle were both in HBO's Conspiracy - Soluzione finale (2001).	D
In the dance scene, there are people disguised with wings, resembling ravens.	D
The words Poe utters before his death in the movie ("May God have mercy on my poor soul") were, repo [...]	D
Alice Eve spent two days in a box for her scenes of the entrapped Emily.	D
The first trailer was released on 7 October 2011, 162 years to the day after Poe's mysterious death.	D
Noomi Rapace was offered the role of Emily.	D
At the time of filming writer William S. Tribell was living in the flat featured in the opening scen [...]	D
Ewan McGregor (as Edgar Allan Poe) and Jeremy Renner (as Inspector Emmet Fields) were originally att [...]	D
During the Masquerade ball when Edgar Allan Poe sees Emily Hamilton descend the staircase and enter, [...]	D
Near the end it's implied the villain intends to stalk and murder French author Jules Verne next. In [...]	D
Sylvester Stallone had tried to set up a rival Poe biopic. He had Robert Downey Jr. lined up to star [...]	D
Although set in Baltimore, the film was actually made in Hungary and Serbia with a mainly British ca [...]	D

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Poe didn't actually own a racoon as a pet. In real life, though, he had a fondness for cats - clearl [...]	D
In the opening scene of the movie, it says Edgar Allan Poe was found near death on a park bench in B [...]	D
Numerous times in the movie, Poe refers to himself as Edgar Allan Poe, but in fact he didn't like be [...]	D
Poe places his lantern on the table before pushing it over, lantern and all, to reveal the trapdoor. [...]	D
When Detective Fields is chasing Reynolds in the tunnels, at one point he blows out the lantern. In [...]	D
Poe is asked if he had written anything about a sailor, and responds "No." In truth, Poe had written [...]	D
Edgar, after kicking over the table in order to hammer and claw at the floorboards to further gain a [...]	D
The pistol that is carried by Inspector Fields, and also by many of the Baltimore Police Officers, a [...]	D
The detective tells Poe that the victim had her throat cut with a "straight razor". A straight razor [...]	D
In one scene, a newspaper is seen with a headline containing the phrase "Serial Killer." While the f [...]	D
The dance that begins the ballroom scene is Pyotr Ilyich Tchaikovsky's "Waltz", from his "Children's [...]	D
Ivan, the typesetter, tells Poe that he is the writer's biggest fan. The word "fan" (short for "fan [...]	D
At the end, Ivan says he is off to do the same to Jules Verne. However, in 1849, when the film is se [...]	D
Detective Fields reads 'The Murders in the Rue Morgue' story from the book 'Tales of the Grotesque a [...]	D
Towards the end of the film, Detective Fields knocks over an ink bottle and empties the desk's conte [...]	D
The Baltimore City Police badges worn by the uniformed officers in the film were not issued until la [...]	D
When Poe is moving the table after he has drunk the poison, he leans against a "stone" wall to move [...]	D
In one scene the doctor is using a magnet to locate a bullet in Detective Fields' body. Bullets are [...]	D
Poe arrived in Baltimore, en route from Richmond, Virginia, to New York, at the end of September, 19 [...]	D
The pistol Captain Hamilton points at Poe in the carriage, in 1849, is a Remington double-barrel der [...]	D
The fire marshal's hat and coat have the common misspelling "FIRE MARSHALL."	D
When Poe is punched in the face by Captain Hamilton, Poe slowly brings a handkerchief to his face. A [...]	D
In the pendulum scenes, the victim spits up lots of blood all around his face, chin, and neck. In th [...]	D
Emily, confessing her attraction to Poe, recites two lines from "Annabelle Lee." This poem was not p [...]	D
Both Emily and Poe used the phrase, "Ok" several times. "Ok" in the 1800's was a colloquial phrase m [...]	D
When Reynolds pours the poison into the little glass, he fills it to the brim. However, when he push [...]	D

Emily Hamilton: So, I had to hear about your stunt [...]	D
Edgar Allan Poe: Emily, you are my greatest and on [...]	D
Ivan: That's life, isn't it? So much less satisfyi [...]	D
[first lines] Breathless Tenement Man: It's the f [...]	D
Edgar Allan Poe: [gasping to the stranger] Tell Fi [...]	D
Ivan: I always knew you had one story left in you [...]	D
Emily Hamilton: [to Poe about the secret note] You [...]	D
Ivan: You came this far, Mr. Poe. Are you really g [...]	D
Edgar Allan Poe: I often thought I could hear the [...]	D
Ivan: [concerned about the mud] Mr. Poe, your clot [...]	D
Edgar Allan Poe: [in relation to the murder] You'r [...]	D
Emily Hamilton: Please don't let me die in here.	D
Edgar Allan Poe: What's going on? Detective Field [...]	D
Edgar Allan Poe: Who's next?	D
Capt. Charles Hamilton: [in reference to the stori [...]	D
Edgar Allan Poe: It appears that my writing has be [...]	D
Detective Fields: Do you have a cause of death? D [...]	D
Detective Fields: Why would hair be attracted to a [...]	D
Edgar Allan Poe: I will kill him. No matter how th [...]	D
Capt. Charles Hamilton: Mr. Fields, I'm happy to i [...]	D
Emily Hamilton: And neither the angels in heaven a [...]	D
Edgar Allan Poe: [screaming after Ivan] i'll send [...]	D
Edgar Allan Poe: Take this kiss upon the brow!/And [...]	D
[last lines] Detective Fields: Hello, Ivan.	D
Edgar Allan Poe: I feel as if I've gone from autho [...]	D
Capt. Charles Hamilton: If you know what's good fo [...]	D
Emily Hamilton: Why are you doing this to me?... [...]	D
Edgar Allan Poe: [after pulling up the floor and f [...]	D
Emily Hamilton: [breathless] You did mean it? Edg [...]	D
Ivan: [through the floorboards] Shut it, Emily... [...]	D
[first title card] Title Card: On October 7, 1849 [...]	D
Detective Fields: [about the most recent murder] Y [...]	D
Ivan: The idea of drinking something that will kil [...]	D
Edgar Allan Poe: [finding a replica of the Pit and [...]	D
Edgar Allan Poe: You're mad. Ivan: Really, Mr. Po [...]	D
Edgar Allan Poe: [to Fields about Emily] Your men [...]	D
Maddux: [about Poe] The only thing he's ever kille [...]	D
Detective Fields: [viewing the scene] This crime i [...]	D
Edgar Allan Poe: [screaming after Ivan] I'll send [...]	D
Edgar Allan Poe: You are referring to one of my st [...]	D
Percy: You must sell a hell of a lot of papers the [...]	D
Edgar Allan Poe: [after the killer escapes] He was [...]	D
Ivan: I always knew you hand one story left in you [...]	D
Maddux: I believe that God gave him a spark of gen [...]	D
Edgar Allan Poe: [after he hops into the carriage] [...]	D
Edgar Allan Poe: [to Fields about the murders] Do [...]	D
Edgar Allan Poe: Emily, I think we should reconsid [...]	D
Detective Fields: I believe the killer is taunting [...]	D
Edgar Allan Poe: Her innocence was the first part [...]	D

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