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Elizabeth Owens's debut.	D
Kyra Sedgwick, Uma Thurman and Robin Wright tested and were considered for the role of Maria Ruskin.	D
Tom Hanks generally gets along with everyone on set and the cast and crew. However, on this film he [...]	D
Though Peter Guber is still credited as executive producer for the film (in fact, he was the person [...]	D
There were problems with Brian DePalma having Warner executives Lucy Fisher and Mark Canton visit th [...]	D
Geraldo Rivera: as Robert Corso, the reporter following the story.	D
Sam Sorbo's debut.	D
Brian De Palma felt that John Lithgow would have been a better choice to play Sherman McCoy.	D
According to "Devil's Candy", Melanie Griffith refused to read the novel. "I'm not going to read the [...]	D
To distract himself, Brian DePalma was developing a story idea for a future project to take his mind [...]	D
"Reverend" Reginald Bacon was modeled after Al Sharpton.	D
When the role of the Judge was still going to be Myron Kovitsky in pre-production, as he was in the [...]	D
Costume Designer Ann Roth was not happy with Kim Cattrall and in particular, her weight and in fact [...]	D
The lunch scene between Bruce Willis and Alan King was Willis's last scene on the film, before depar [...]	D
Tom Hanks considers this his worst movie.	D
Because of the delays of working on this project, Brian De Palma lost the chance to direct L'altro d [...]	D
Dave Grusin's soundtrack album to the film contains the track "Sword of Justice" which was for the d [...]	D
Michelle Pfeiffer was reportedly the original choice to play the female lead by the studio and Brian [...]	D
The film officially began shooting on Friday, April 13, 1990. Many felt that shooting on that day ju [...]	D
Brian De Palma: In the opening tracking shot, dressed as a security guard, when Bruce Willis gets in [...]	D
The production could not get a courthouse to film the pivotal scenes of the film. The crew had gotte [...]	D
Bruce Willis was added to the cast to provide box office clout, even though very few of his non-acti [...]	D
The 330-second Steadicam shot of Peter Fallow arriving at the Palm Court of the Winter Garden was a [...]	D
Michelle Pfeiffer turned down the role female lead to star in The Russia House (1990)	D
Brian De Palma: At the very beginning of the opening tracking shot, as the limousine carrying Bruce [...]	D
Michael Cristofer's original script ended with the hit-and-run victim walking out of the hospital, s [...]	D
Brian De Palma's mother Vivianne read the novel of The Bonfire of the Vanities twice.	D
Tom Wolfe was always surprised that a Hollywood studio would be interested in making a film adaptati [...]	D
Jon Voight turned down the role of Sherman McCoy.	D
Tom Hanks and Bruce Willis share only one scene together in this film; in the novel they do not meet [...]	D
Andre Gregory is introduced to Tom Hanks' Sherman McCoy as "The poet Aubrey Buffing ... He has AIDS. [...]	D
A swordfight between Sherman McCoy and Peter Fallow was shot for the end of the film, but was never [...]	D
Producer Don Simpson wanted to act in the film, as far as volunteer for the role of the TV producer [...]	D
After reading several reviews on how spectacular the shots of the films' opening sequence and the Co [...]	D
Julie Salamon's book The Devil's Candy (about the making of the film) was named after a description [...]	D
Dave Grusin and Brian DePalma both personally spotted the film judiciously in 2 hours and 45 Minutes [...]	D
Steadicam operator Larry McConkey coordinated the complex, nearly 5-minute opening tracking sequence [...]	D
Edward James Olmos was considered for the role of the judge.	D
First live-action screen credit for Kirsten Dunst.	D
Tom Wolfe wanted Chevy Chase to star as Sherman McCoy.	D
The film's original opening which was conceived by Eric Schwab, Brian DePalma's Assistant Director w [...]	D
Kim Cattrall dieted for over two months to slim down to a size four to play the emaciated Judy McCoy [...]	D
While filming in the Bronx for the accident scenes, there were real protesters on location throwing [...]	D
Tom Hanks had the chance to work with Morgan Freeman again, but turned down the role of Andy Dufresn [...]	D
The film cast includes three Oscar winners: Tom Hanks, Morgan Freeman and F. Murray Abraham; and thr [...]	D
For this film, Brian DePalma did not employ his usual composers Pino Donaggio (they'd worked on five [...]	D
Before filming her part in the courtroom scene, Melanie Griffith surprised Director Brian De Palma o [...]	D
Brian DePalma was going through weight loss during the production of the film in which his diet main [...]	D
The staging of the scene outside of the courthouse with all of the umbrellas in the rain when Peter [...]	D
The restaurant scene where Alan King dies right on Bruce Willis was intended to be more of a slapsti [...]	D
When production began on this film, Brian DePalma and Beth Broderick were together as a couple, but [...]	D
The courtroom scenes were shot between 1:00 AM to 5:00 AM for a good solid week and more in Jamaica, [...]	D
Tom Cruise was considered for the part of Sherman McCoy.	D
Kevin Costner was considered for the role of Sherman McCoy.	D
Steven Spielberg was briefly considered as a director due to his influence with the studio, who acco [...]	D
Director Brian DePalma hated the finale speech "The Decency Speech" that Tom Wolfe had originally in [...]	D
Rita Wilson: as the PR lady that escorts Fallow in the opening scene.	D
Morgan Freeman claims he knew during filming that the movie would be a commercial disaster. He liken [...]	D
The judge role was based on famous Bronx judge Burton B. Roberts. In the book, the judge is called M [...]	D
In an episode of Jimmy Kimmel Live! (2003), Morgan Freeman confessed he had never seen the actual mo [...]	D
Jack Nicholson turned down the role of Peter Fallow.	D
Look for actress Camryn Manheim as a member of the raucous audience in the closing courtroom scenes.	D
In the source novel, Peter Fallow is English. John Cleese was offered the role, and turned it down.	D
Alan King, Andre Gregory and Richard Belzer previously appeared in PapÃ , sei una frana (1982).	D
The Steadicam tracking shot of Bruce Willis entering the World Trade Center lasts for 4 minutes and [...]	D
Kristin Scott Thomas personally screen-tested, for Brian De Palma, for the role of Judy McCoy, but w [...]	D
Tom Hanks was chosen to play the lead as he was considered "likeable" by the producers and would dam [...]	D
Peter Guber was the original producer of the film and hired three people, whom many insiders felt we [...]	D
Adrian Lyne turned down the opportunity to direct, in favor of Allucinazione perversa (1990).	D
Brian DePalma wanted Melanie Griffith cast from the very beginning after working with her on the con [...]	D
Uma Thurman who tested for the film was also in another controversial film that was also released in [...]	D
At one point, Brian DePalma became very irritated with Morgan Freeman and how he was handling his sc [...]	D
One of two adaptations from Tom Wolfe's novels which were produced by Warner Bros., being the other [...]	D
The scene with Maria's Concorde landing at John F. Kennedy International Airport was filmed by secon [...]	D
Tom Hanks (Sherman McCoy) and Morgan Freeman (Judge White) would go on became nominees of the Academ [...]	D
This film is the second time that a Tom Wolfe novel has been adapted for the big screen. The previou [...]	D
Peter Fallow's apartment was actually set on the Warner Bros. lot and was amongst the other parts of [...]	D
At one point during the shoot, Brian DePalma was so stressed out and frustrated that during one of l [...]	D
A courthouse scene, showing a riot in slow-motion, was shot at the Essex County Courthouse in Newark [...]	D
Tom Killian is based upon Edward Hayes. Critics have suggested Christopher Hitchens or Anthony Hayde [...]	D
At one point, the film was 1.7 million dollars over budget thanks to delays, political issues in New [...]	D
The making of this film was chronicled in Julie Salamon's best-selling book "The Devil's Candy."	D
In an interview with Charlie Rose in 1992, Brian de Palma said - ''I will say to this day, this movi [...]	D
In this film, Patrick Y. Malone plays a criminal who is confused as being a good kid while in Grand [...]	D
According to Julie Salamon in "The Devil's Candy," Walter Matthau was originally offered the role of [...]	D
Steve Martin was the original choice to play Sherman McCoy. Director Mike Nichols left the project a [...]	D
Melanie Griffith got breast augmentation after finishing her New York scenes, before resuming filmin [...]	D
In the film, Bronx District Attorney and New York mayoral candidate Abe Weiss says that he hopes the [...]	D
Bruce Willis and Kevin Dunn later appeared in Fire with Fire (2012).	D
F. Murray Abraham's contract for this movie stipulated that his name appear above the title in the a [...]	D
The cover of Peter Fallow's book at the end is based on the original hardcover design of Tom Wolfe's [...]	D
Christopher Reeve turned down the roles of Sherman McCoy and Peter Fallow.	D
Tom Hanks' wife, Rita Wilson came to visit him in New York while she was pregnant and spend time wit [...]	D
George Plimpton: as a well-wisher.	D
When Lena Olin was interviewed for the film by Brian DePalma to play Maria Ruskin, she did not know [...]	D

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When McCoy gets off the subway, he is riding the number 1 train and he gets off at 77th Street stati [...]	D
McCoy might have been able to drive right over that tire, but since he didn't, he could have gotten [...]	D
McCoy and Fallow are talking in a crowded subway car and then back up into two empty seats. With tha [...]	D
While Reverend Bacon is accusing District Attorney Abe Weiss, the TV remote control that Weiss is us [...]	D
McCoy's pants show belt loops even though he is also wearing suspenders, properly fastened with butt [...]	D
Before cuckold Arthur Ruskin dies in the restaurant, his cocktail glass alternates from between his [...]	D
Peter Fallow (Willis), in the opening tracking shot, sticks his hand into a salmon that was prepared [...]	D

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Peter Fallow: Oh excuse me but what the hell? Who [...]	D
Sir Gerald Moore: I was at dinner last evening, an [...]	D
Ed Rifkin: Henry Lamb. Who's that? Peter Fallow: [...]	D
Tom Killian: Hey, wait a minute. What the fuck? Wh [...]	D
Maria Ruskin: [when she and Sherman end up in Bron [...]	D
Sherman McCoy: I want you to meet Aubrey Buffing. [...]	D
Ray Andruitti: Trace the car? D.A. Abe Weiss: Yea [...]	D
[last lines] Peter Fallow: [narrating] Yes see, S [...]	D
Peter Fallow: If you're going to live in a whoreho [...]	D
Judge Leonard White: [to court room] Racist? You d [...]	D
D.A. Abe Weiss: Yesterday I was a respected Jewish [...]	D
Robert Corso: Why did you hit that kid, Sherman?	D
Pollard Browning: Hello, Sherman. Sherman McCoy: [...]	D
Maria Ruskin: Sherman, fuck the luggage. Let's go [...]	D
Judy McCoy: I'm leaving you! [pause] Judy McCoy: [...]	D
Peter Fallow: [narrating] Our hero, Sherman McCoy, [...]	D
Sherman McCoy: I understand you went to Yale. Tom [...]	D
Sherman McCoy: There's one thing I can do. I want [...]	D
Sherman McCoy: Maria, you're incorrigible!	D
Maria Ruskin: [introducing Russian ballet dancer] [...]	D
Maria Ruskin: [while on Bronx] Sherman, I'm coming [...]	D
Peter Fallow: Alright, alright. Here we go. Everyt [...]	D
D.A. Abe Weiss: We are gonna prove to these black [...]	D
Reverend Bacon: [about the incident with Henry Lam [...]	D
Peter Fallow: [narrating] It was all over. There w [...]	D
Peter Fallow: Caroline, you devil. Caroline Hefts [...]	D
D.A. Abe Weiss: And now they're gonna sue the hosp [...]	D
Sherman McCoy: I suppose we could still go to the [...]	D
Maria Ruskin: [Maria and Sherman running in the ca [...]	D
D.A. Abe Weiss: [on Reverend Bacon's rant against [...]	D
Aubrey Buffing: The wrath of heaven must be at han [...]	D
D.A. Abe Weiss: You don't think the future knows h [...]	D

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