John Carter

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3 of the main characters were in the tv series Rome.	D
"A Princess of Mars" was originally published as "Under the Moons of Mars" by Norman Bean (Edgar Ric [...]	D
Following the completion of WALLÂ·E (2008), Andrew Stanton visited the archives of Edgar Rice Burr [...]	D
In September 2014, studio president Alan Bergman was asked at a conference if Disney had been able t [...]	D
HIDDEN MICKEY: One of Dejah's red tattoos on her right arm. It is plainly visible as she takes Sab T [...]	D
Upon getting the director's position, Andrew Stanton told Disney, "I'm not gonna get it right the fi [...]	D
Disney was sceptical about Andrew Stanton directing. He had never directed a live-action film before [...]	D
In the make-believe Martian/Barsoomian culture in the movie, the two moons orbiting Mars/Barsoom are [...]	D
As stated in the in-character "introduction" to the book, A Princess of Mars, Carter might not have [...]	D
The film was originally titled and marketed as "John Carter of Mars", but director Andrew Stanton re [...]	D
Jim Morris noted that although he had less time for pre-production than for any of his usual animate [...]	D
The voice actors for the two Thark candidates for chief have played lead villains in Sam Raimi's Spi [...]	D
In the arena John Carter is chained to a rock. The top of the spike that is in the rock is the shape [...]	D
This movie premiered on the centennial of the first publication of Under the Moons of Mars in its fi [...]	D
The reason why the Tharks destroyed the unhatched eggs was so that the offspring might not breed oth [...]	D
The events of the movie bear little resemblance to the book, which makes no mention of the group of [...]	D
Ray Harryhausen was planning a stop-motion adaptation in the 1950s.	D
CiarÃ¡n Hinds, James Purefoy, Polly Walker and Nicholas Woodeson also played together in the TV se [...]	D
Studio executive Rich Ross resigned his position as Disney Studios leader weeks after Disney predict [...]	D
In the arena, Carter fights a pair of white apes. Tarzan - the most famous creation of the same auth [...]	D
While filming at Big Water in Utah, the crew accidentally discovered a 60 foot long sauropod dinosau [...]	D
The rights to the novels have since reverted back to the Edgar Rice Burroughs estate, which is still [...]	D
Jon Hamm and Josh Duhamel were considered for the role of John Carter.	D
The Teaser features the song "My Body is a Cage", originally written by Arcade Fire. The version use [...]	D
The book was written in Utah and much of the film was shot in Utah, almost 100 years apart.	D
Robert Zemeckis turned down the chance to direct, quipping "George already pillaged all of that" wit [...]	D
The change in title from "A Princess of Mars" to "John Carter of Mars," and later simply to "John Ca [...]	D
Rich Ross, Disney's chairman, successor to Dick Cook, who had originally approved the film for produ [...]	D
Financially, the film was considered one of the largest box office losses in Disney history. Even th [...]	D
Disney's head of marketing during the production was MT Carney, an industry outsider who previously [...]	D
The movie's lead couple, Taylor Kitsch and Lynn Collins, both starred in X-Men: le origini - Wolveri [...]	D
The first "John Carter" story by Edgar Rice Burroughs made its debut in 1912 in a magazine serial. T [...]	D
This is the third live-action franchise under the Walt Disney banner to earn a PG-13 rating in the U [...]	D
In the novel, Carter is immobilized by some sort of paralyzing gas in the cave, then he has an out-o [...]	D
Andrew Stanton has already confessed that he isn't too satisfied with how the movie turned out. He c [...]	D
Carter advises his nephew Ned to go and write a book at the end. Ned's full name is Edgar Rice Burro [...]	D
David Schwimmer: voice of a Thark.	D
Taylor Kitsch & Lynn Collins the two main leads both had supporting roles in X-Men Origins: Wolverin [...]	D
Willem Dafoe accepted the role of Tars Tarkas because he thought it was interesting for him to act w [...]	D
About 1,800 costumes were designed--383 yards of cloth material were used to design the Thern costum [...]	D
Director Andrew Stanton's live-action directorial debut.	D
According to the novel, Carter, along with his partner James K. Powell, found a gold-rich vein of qu [...]	D
It is generally believed that inadequate marketing of the film was the main factor responsible for i [...]	D
Charlton Heston's real name was John Carter.	D
Tom Cruise was going to star as John Carter in the 1980s when John McTiernan was going to direct.	D
In the book, Carter and the natives were nude.	D
Andrew Stanton lobbied the Walt Disney Studios to reacquire the rights from Burroughs' estate. "Sinc [...]	D
The film probably holds the record for the longest time in "development hell": 79 years. Preproducti [...]	D
Although being based on the first book of the series, A Princess of Mars, the film was originally ti [...]	D
Andrew Stanton denied assertions that he had gone over budget and stated that he had been allowed a [...]	D
The inscription over Carter's crypt - "Inter Mundos" - is Latin for "Between Worlds". Appropriate, s [...]	D
Andrew Stanton often sought advice from people he had worked with at Pixar on animated films (known [...]	D
Andrew Stanton's first directorial effort on a film that's higher than G, as well as Stanton's time [...]	D
When Jon Favreau learned that Andrew Stanton had picked up the film, he gave him a call congratulati [...]	D
In Arizona, John Carter's bad behavior lands him in a jail operated by the United States Army's 7th [...]	D
Andrew Stanton often rejected marketing ideas from the studio, according to those who worked on the [...]	D
Mario Kassar had the project at Disney in the 1980s, but it was also listed under his development pr [...]	D
In the book the name "Dotar Sojat" was not a title meaning "my two right arms". Rather, it was a com [...]	D
For each of the super jumps that Taylor Kitsch performed, he was attached to a harness that allowed [...]	D
Dedicated to the memory of Steve Jobs.	D
The music in the first theatrical trailer uses two instrumental arrangements of "Kashmir" by Led Zep [...]	D

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