Essere John Malkovich

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The 1990 Steppenwolf Theatre building in Chicago (John Malkovich was one of the first members of Ste [...]	D
Willie Garson (Guy in Restaurant) improvised the scene where he encounters John Malkovich and says, [...]	D
In the first draft of the script, Lester and his friends weren't using Malkovich's portal as a means [...]	D
Future Oscar winner Octavia Spencer appears as the woman who first shows Craig how to stop the eleva [...]	D
John Malkovich claimed that he approached the character of "John Malkovich" as he would any other fi [...]	D
Since the 2017 release of Get Out, fan theories have suggested that Get Out is a sequel to this film [...]	D
When Craig enters the portal for the first time, he has a wooden plank. As he points out to Maxine, [...]	D
In the scene in the Mertin-Flemmer building lobby, when Craig browses the floor listings to find Les [...]	D
Actors who play themselves in the TV show about Malkovich include Sean Penn, Brad Pitt, and Jennifer [...]	D
Steve Oedekerk was sent an early draft of the script in 1989, and upon reading it immediately arrang [...]	D
John Malkovich's name is said over 130 times.	D
Several characters in the movie remember John Malkovich as having played a jewel thief, even though, [...]	D
Orson Bean had a role in the film Salto nel buio (1987); also about a man taking control of another [...]	D
David Fincher: Appears as Christopher Bing, when Craig is watching television through Malkovich towa [...]	D
Charlie Kaufman sent the screenplay to Francis Ford Coppola after he wrote it. Coppola liked it very [...]	D
Orson Bean and Charlie Sheen would later co-star in an episode of Due uomini e mezzo (2003).	D
This film is part of the Criterion Collection, spine #611.	D
Catherine Keener disliked her own character. "I wasn't who I saw for the part of Maxine," she told T [...]	D
At some point in the film, John Malkovich is described as being from Evanston, Illinois. He's not, b [...]	D
John Cusack and John Malkovich previously co-starred in Con Air (1997).	D
The original script was much different. Instead of Craig making Malkovich a famous puppeteer, in the [...]	D
The name of John Cusack's character is a combined reference to Edward Gordon Craig and Bruce Schwart [...]	D
Included among the "1001 Movies You Must See Before You Die", edited by Steven Schneider.	D
Maxine never actually tries out the experience of being John Malkovich. The first and only time she [...]	D
Cameron Diaz's make-up artist Gucci Westman described styling her in her role as "a challenge, to ma [...]	D
The bar-scene where Malkovich explores his own consciousness ("Malkovich, Malkovich"), was shot in t [...]	D
When Cameron Diaz was dressed up in character and talked to some members of the crew, they thought s [...]	D
Craig discovers that LesterCorp is on the 7-1/2 floor of the Mertin Flemmer building by seeing a "7- [...]	D
The play that Craig was performing with his puppets (when he gets smacked by an angry parent) is bas [...]	D
Maxine answers the phone at J.M. Inc. with the slogan "Be all that someone else can be." This is a j [...]	D
Sean Penn (playing himself) tells a television reporter that he is becoming a puppeteer, inspired by [...]	D
The scene when a can is thrown at John Malkovich's head is real. Malkovich has described how Spike J [...]	D
Charlie Sheen was in rehab when he heard about fledgling filmmaker Spike Jonze's eagerness to cast h [...]	D
Spike Jonze: Derek Mantini's assistant.	D
Spike Jonze claimed in an interview that when he was shopping the screenplay around Hollywood, at le [...]	D
John Malkovich was approached about this film several times and loved the script, but he and his pro [...]	D
Charlie Kaufman spoke with his agent Marty Bowen about his script for this film, feeling that it wou [...]	D
Lotte can also evoke Charlotte from Johann Wolfgang von Goethe's "The Sorrows of Young Werther", whi [...]	D
The job ad that Craig responds to specifies a "short-statured file clerk". This is later explained b [...]	D
The original script has Kevin Bacon in place of Charlie Sheen, as Malkovich's actor friend. John Mal [...]	D
In a 2009 Hanes commercial, Charlie Sheen is driving a car with the license plate "MASHEEN". This is [...]	D
The puppets in the film were created by Kamela Portuges and Images in Motion. Phillip Huber animated [...]	D
In a radio interview writer Charlie Kaufman explained that while pitching John Malkovich's represent [...]	D
John Cusack actually took some marionette-puppeteering lessons in order to prepare for the film.	D
Charlie Kaufman had no backup actors in mind to play themselves in the title role if John Malkovich [...]	D
Charlie Kaufman wrote the script in 1994, after his time writing for Get a Life (1990). The script g [...]	D
Spike Jonze's directorial film debut.	D
John Malkovich encouraged Spike Jonze and Charlie Kaufman to heighten the satire.	D
Cameron Diaz walked into the restaurant for her meeting with Spike Jonze and found him nodding off i [...]	D
John Cusack read the script after he had asked his agent to present him with the "craziest, most unp [...]	D
According to the script, the song intended to be played over the closing credits was "Put Your Hand [...]	D
The only film that year to be Oscar nominated for Best Director, but not Best Picture.	D
After spending a long time trying to find the right actor for Dr. Lester, a producer saw Orson Bean [...]	D
A fictional behind-the-scenes glimpse of the making of this movie appears in screenwriter Charlie Ka [...]	D
John Malkovich's real middle name is Gavin--in the movie his character's middle name is Horatio.	D
The play that Malkovich is rehearsing on stage is William Shakespeare's "Richard III". The lines "Wa [...]	D
Maxine says, when calling in the newspaper ad, that J.M. Inc. (the Malkovich portal business) is ope [...]	D
The play that Malkovich is reading into a tape recorder is Anton Chekhov's "The Cherry Orchard". The [...]	D

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