V per Vendetta

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Sir John Hurt felt the this movie was rather like a combination of 1984 (1984) and Alien (1979), in [...]	D
In the original graphic novel, the leader's name is Adam Susan, not Sutler. He was renamed because " [...]	D
In the original graphic novel, the leader relies on a centralized computer system called F.A.T.E. to [...]	D
In the first theatrical trailer for this movie, the second and third pieces of music that plays in i [...]	D
The mirror reads: "Vi Veri Vniversum Vivus Vici" ("By the power of truth, I, a living man, have conq [...]	D
Hugo Weaving appears unmasked while V is pretending to be the old man who gives the information to I [...]	D
In a bizarre case of life imitating art, a photo-shopped picture of Turkish President Erdogan in dra [...]	D
When V is reading, and Evey offers her assistance, the book V is reading is "The Golden Bough" by Si [...]	D
Rupert Graves and Eddie Marsan have portrayed "Inspector Lestrade" in Sherlock Holmes series and mov [...]	D
The song "Long Black Train" playing on Inspector Finch's alarm on the morning of November 5th foresh [...]	D
Supervising art director Kevin Phipps and production designer Owen Paterson are listed on the Larkhi [...]	D
According to the Police archives, the St. Mary's virus outbreak started May 13, 2006.	D
The largest set created for this movie was the Shadow Gallery, which was made to feel like a cross b [...]	D
When shooting the fight in Victoria Station, the stuntmen moved in slow motion on-set, while David L [...]	D
The Guy Fawkes mask which V wears in this movie inspired the appearance of the computer hacking grou [...]	D
The original comic series was created by Alan Moore. However, following his negative experience with [...]	D
In the memorial for those that died as a result of the virus, the statues are of children playing "R [...]	D
Guy Fawkes was captured on November the 5th.	D
The same typeface is found on all of the posters and signs seen throughout the movie, except the pos [...]	D
In Lewis Prothero's (Roger Allam's) bathroom, a collection of dolls can be seen in the background. T [...]	D
V wears a variety of different wigs in this movie, some longer or shorter than others, and they stil [...]	D
Hilary Henkin wrote an early adaptation of the graphic novel, which was singled out as one of Hollyw [...]	D
During the parody sketch Deitrich broadcasts, the fake Sutler's actor is still the real Sutler's act [...]	D
The cast and crew were only allowed to shoot near the British Parliament and Big Ben (the clock towe [...]	D
V's pseudonym, "Rookwood", is the last name of another conspirator at the 1605 Gunpowder Plot, as ar [...]	D
The domino scene, where V (Hugo Weaving) tips over black and red dominoes to form a giant letter V, [...]	D
The car driven by inspector finch is a 2005 rover 75. 2005 was the last year of rover as a car compa [...]	D
The name of the rose, which V uses as a calling card, has been changed for this movie. In the book, [...]	D
Natalie Portman's head buzzing scene was done in one take. Director James McTeigue used three camera [...]	D
In Valerie's (Natasha Wightman's) flashback, there is a brief scene when she talks about meeting her [...]	D
V enters a building and is challenged by a guard. V opens his coat, revealing a large amount of expl [...]	D
Natalie Portman worked with Barbara Berkery, the dialectologist who has also worked with Gwyneth Pal [...]	D
After V sends out Guy Fawkes masks to everyone and the riots start, the television announcer mention [...]	D
One of the major challenges in this movie was how to bring V to life from under an expressionless ma [...]	D
More hidden V's or 5's in this movie. Creedy (Tim Pigott-Smith) shoots Sutler (Sir John Hurt) in the [...]	D
If you listen closely while Bishop Lilliman (Sir John Standing) is being killed, when the scene cuts [...]	D
The Secret Police are called "Fingermen", because the New Order was arranged on the model of the hum [...]	D
When asked in an interview what he liked about his role, Stephen Fry replied "Being beaten up! I had [...]	D
In the late 1980s, when Silver developed the film, Stanley Kubrick was offered to direct, but he tur [...]	D
Most of the forbidden objects in V's shadow gallery are classical works of art and culture. A few ar [...]	D
James Purefoy was originally cast as V and filmed some scenes, but left seven weeks into filming cit [...]	D
If you look closely to the interrogator, when Evey is interrogated, you will see that it's not only [...]	D
The filmmakers cite the French revenge stories "The Count of Monte Cristo" (a hero who reinvents him [...]	D
The "scrambler device" Finch uses in his office is a popular type of pocket reading light, with a re [...]	D
First theatrical movie directed by James McTeigue.	D
Natalie Portman looked forward to buzzing her hair, saying she'd wanted to do that for a long time.	D
Lilly and Lana Wachowski, huge fans of the original comic series, wrote a draft of the script in the [...]	D
The Houses of Parliament destroyed in this movie are not the same buildings which Guy Fawkes planned [...]	D
In the comic, illustrator David Lloyd often subtly changed V's Guy Fawkes mask to suit the mood or t [...]	D
Several of the main musical themes, when written out on a staff, form the letter V if the notes are [...]	D
The song that plays on the jukebox when Evey tells V that she is leaving is "I Found A Reason" by Ca [...]	D
In all of Adam Sutler's scenes, he only blinks once.	D
Hugo Weaving based his accent on Harold Wilson, British Prime Minister from 1964-1970 and 1974-1976.	D
The plot of this movie is remotely similar to that of Alexandre Dumas's novel "The Count of Monte Cr [...]	D
The account of Adam Sutler's (Sir John Hurt's) rise to power that V (Hugo Weaving) delivers to Inspe [...]	D
Certain scenes within this movie feature James Purefoy as V, who was originally cast in the role, bu [...]	D
Theatrical movie debut of Imogen Poots (Young Valerie).	D
All of the models (the Old Bailey, the Clock Tower, and the Houses of Parliament) were built at one- [...]	D
Sir Kenneth Branagh was attached to this in the late 1980s.	D
V does not kill Creedy in the graphic novel, he is killed in a political subplot. Also, it is Mr. Fi [...]	D
Stephen Fry (Gordon Deitrich) is seen drinking champagne with Evey. Fry is highly allergic to champa [...]	D
All of V's dialogue was dubbed. Initially, a mask was designed with a small microphone inside, and a [...]	D
V wears a mask in the guise of Guy Fawkes, who is most famous for his involvement in the Gunpowder P [...]	D
Mortally wounded, V stumbles against a wall after killing Creedy. The blood smear he leaves on the w [...]	D
This movie has many similarities to George Orwell's 1984. Sir John Hurt starred in its movie adaptat [...]	D
Prior to shooting this movie, director James McTeigue studied Gillo Pontecorvo's La battaglia di Alg [...]	D
The scar on Evey's forehead is in the shape of a sideways V.	D
Costume designer Sammy Sheldon had only five weeks' prep time.	D
Just to the left of the jukebox is the painting "Giovanni Arnolfini and His Bride" (1434) by Jan Van [...]	D
Italian censorship visa # 99690 delivered on 10 March 2006.	D
"Vi Veri Vniversum Vivus Vici" is attributed to Faust, but in fact was a motto of the notorious occu [...]	D
The musical theme accompanying the explosions in the beginning and at the end of this movie is Pyotr [...]	D
Bryce Dallas Howard, Scarlett Johansson, and Keira Knightley auditioned for the role of Evey Hammond [...]	D
This movie uses the letter "V" and the number five as a motif, to highlight how V has become a conce [...]	D
Hugo Weaving and Natalie Portman appeared in the Marvel Cinematic Universe. Weaving played the Red S [...]	D
Madam Justice is often depicted wearing a blindfold to represent justice that does not see, and cann [...]	D
The line about God playing dice with the universe comes from Albert Einstein's objections to quantum [...]	D
In 2021, Warner Bros.'s TCM Movies channel (UK & Ireland) ran this late night on November 4th, leadi [...]	D
When V cooks eggs for Evey, he hums along to "The Girl From Ipanema".	D
After the Old Bailey is destroyed, Chancellor Sutler holds a meeting with his subordinates. During t [...]	D
When V makes breakfast for Evey, "The Girl from Ipanema" is playing. When Dietrich makes her breakfa [...]	D
Included in the images seen on television, as Valerie talks about America's war growing worse, and t [...]	D
The scenes in the abandoned London Underground station were filmed at Aldwych, a Piccadilly line sta [...]	D
In the movie, the Old Bailey is blown up at the beginning, and the Houses of Parliament are blown up [...]	D
The date of November 5th, around which this movie revolves, was, coincidentally, the release date of [...]	D
The movie omits or changes several important details in order to make V and his actions more morally [...]	D
In this movie, V grows "Scarlet Carson" roses, which is a fictitious name. The roses are, in fact, G [...]	D
Perhaps surprisingly, this was a German-British co-production, especially as there were parallels to [...]	D
For the scene when V emerges from Larkhill, stunt double Chad Stahelski literally walked through fir [...]	D
There are two references made to the notorious punk rock band Sex Pistols, particularly the two song [...]	D
This movie was supposed to be released on November 5th, in time for Guy Fawkes Day. Due to productio [...]	D
Evey (Natalie Portman) mentions to Gordon Dietrich (Stephen Fry) that "eggie in the basket" is the s [...]	D
Featured in "The A to Z of Superhero Movies: From Abar to ZsaZsa via the MCU", written by Rob Hill.	D
Alan Moore, writer of the original graphic novel, greatly disliked this movie, criticizing the scrip [...]	D
Director of photography Adrian Biddle's final movie. He died on December 7, 2005 of a heart attack. [...]	D
The symbol of the Norsefire Party is an ancient heraldic symbol called the "Croix de Lorraine". A si [...]	D
Since Natalie Portman's hair could only be cut one time, a professional barber donned V's iconic bla [...]	D
Body Count: seventy-three.	D
Background checks were conducted on every actor, actress, and technician who carried a weapon in the [...]	D
The two tanks used in the Parliament Square scenes were real decommissioned Army tanks. Each night, [...]	D
The masks that the soldiers wear outside The Houses of Parliament are JT X-FIRE brand paintball mask [...]	D
The building used for the wide angle shot of Evey on the balcony actually exists, although certain a [...]	D
A Wilhelm scream can be faintly heard at the end as the inferno hits the clock tower.	D
The tagline references "The Bonfire Prayer". This is a song that commemorates "Guy Fawkes night", No [...]	D
Peter Creedy's (Tim Pigott-Smith's) predecessor Derek Almond was going to appear in an early draft o [...]	D
One of the forbidden items in Gordon's secret basement is a protest poster with a mixed U.S. and U.K [...]	D
During the introduction of V to Evey, starting with "Voila" and ending with "coincidence", V uses wo [...]	D
In the original graphic novel, V's cause was anarchy, not freedom. Alan Moore was very critical of t [...]	D
The name Evey is pronounced EV, with E being the fifth letter of the alphabet, V being five in Latin [...]	D
After Finch's stealthy visit to Larkhill, he explains he has a "feeling" of knowing what has happene [...]	D
Amongst the paintings in V's lair are Waterhouse's "The Lady of Shalott", "Puberty" by Edvard Munch, [...]	D
The exchange between Evey and V that ends with V saying "A revolution without dancing is a revolutio [...]	D
In the graphic novel, Gordon Dietrich is not only Evey's lover, but a slimy, cynical man and more an [...]	D
Euan Blair, son of former Prime Minister Tony Blair, worked as a runner for this movie's production [...]	D
Roger Allam and Sir John Standing appeared in The Hippopotamus (2017).	D
Director James McTeigue first met Natalie Portman on the set of Star Wars: Episode II - Attack of th [...]	D
When V (Hugo Weaving) meets Creedy (Tim Pigott-Smith), he says "Penny for the Guy". Traditionally in [...]	D
Natalie Portman researched her role by watching the Sam Green and Bill Siegel documentary The Weathe [...]	D
Evey (Natalie Portman) and Gordon (Stephen Fry) watch a spoof skit on the Gordon Deitrich Show, in w [...]	D
In the end, where the people remove their masks, you can briefly see characters who have died in the [...]	D
There is a duality in this movie between V and Evey:. The start of this movie has V and Evey making [...]	D
Natalie Portman and Sir John Hurt appeared in New York, I Love You (2008) and Jackie (2016).	D
During the propaganda broadcast detailing the death of V at the hands of police, large photos of Cha [...]	D
In the scene where V is speaking with cops in a costume of Rookwood, the sculpture of dancing childr [...]	D

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