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Colleen Foy's debut.	D
When Daniel Plainview first meets H.M. Tilford, he asks Tilford if he is going to change his shippin [...]	D
Paramount, the US distributor through Paramount Vantage, gained the international rights in 2020 thr [...]	D
Dedicated to Robert Altman.	D
Included among the "1001 Movies You Must See Before You Die", edited by Steven Schneider.	D
Film debuts of Dillon Freasier and Russell Harvard. Both play H.W. Plainview character but at differ [...]	D
As of 2012, with a $76 million world-wide gross (more than thrice the budget) this is the most profi [...]	D
Daniel Day-Lewis worked on his role of Daniel Plainview for three years.	D
Body Count: 4.	D
According to the script, Daniel's full name is Daniel Caldecot Plainview	D
Daniel Day-Lewis improvised the speech he gives to the citizens of Little Boston, about building sch [...]	D
Every Wednesday night during editing, Paul Thomas Anderson and company would have just steak and str [...]	D
Daniel Plainview was modeled loosely after famous oil man Edward Doheny and his characteristics were [...]	D
The town of Marfa near the Texas-Mexico border was used to simulate Bakersfield, California. A reaso [...]	D
In the novel Oil, the characters that Daniel and H.W. Plainview are based on are named J. Arnold Ros [...]	D
Dillon Freasier (who plays H.W. Plainview, the son of the character played by Daniel Day-Lewis) was [...]	D
The piece "Convergence" during the oil derrick fire was originally composed by Jonny Greenwood for t [...]	D
Kel O'Neill was originally cast in the role of Eli Sunday but was replaced by Paul Dano after shooti [...]	D
The tune that Plainview croons to the boy after the explosion is the traditional Gaelic song "Gradh [...]	D
Ranked #1 on The Guardian's list of Top 100 Movies of the 21st Century.	D
Paul Thomas Anderson stated that he watched Il tesoro della Sierra Madre (1948) every night before f [...]	D
The infamous "I drink your milk-shake!" is, in part, a real quote. Paul Thomas Anderson found the me [...]	D
While on location in Marfa, Texas, Non Ã¨ un paese per vecchi (2007) was the neighboring film prod [...]	D
An article by Christopher Goodwin in the Sunday Times (of London) revealed that Daniel Day-Lewis bas [...]	D
Paul Thomas Anderson planned to have the restored bowling alley (used at the climax) located at the [...]	D
A little-known band in Manchester, U.K. has adopted the name of Eli and The Third Revelation in homa [...]	D
Daniel Day-Lewis accepted the role of Daniel Plainview as he had been a fan of Paul Thomas Anderson' [...]	D
The $500 given to Paul Sunday by Daniel Plainview are 1882 series $100 gold certificates, which is a [...]	D
Daniel's warning to HW that he's making a grave mistake by moving to Mexico to begin his own oil com [...]	D
Daniel Day-Lewis used oral histories from the time period to create Plainview's distinctive voices.	D
Though Jonny Greenwood's score for this film was very well-received, it was not eligible for the Bes [...]	D
Director Paul Thomas Anderson owns a vintage 1910 Pathe camera which contains a special forty-three [...]	D
Paul Thomas Anderson told Entertainment Weekly magazine that the fake oil used throughout the movie [...]	D
Paul F. Tompkins's line "We gain nothing by losing our heads." was improvised.	D
Daniel Day-Lewis based his voice for and characterization of Daniel Plainview in part on old recordi [...]	D
Although the script is based on the Upton Sinclair novel, Paul Thomas Anderson used only the first h [...]	D
During the 1927 wedding scene of H. W. Plainview and Mary Sunday, the Priest is heard reciting the B [...]	D
Last of Paul Thomas Anderson's films to be shot in the 2.39:1 aspect ratio. The rest of his films ar [...]	D
Russell Harvard, who plays the deaf, adult H.W. Plainview at the end of the film, is actually deaf.	D
Daniel Day-Lewis and the character he portrays share the same first name. The same goes for Paul Dan [...]	D
Philip Seymour Hoffman was the original actor in mind when Paul Thomas Anderson wrote the role of HM [...]	D
According to Paul Thomas Anderson, the director and crew were "pretty loose about where scenes would [...]	D
The screenplay for this film was featured in the 2006 Blacklist; a list of the "most liked" unmade s [...]	D
The steam locomotive used in this film was the No. 2 from the Reader Railroad or Reader, Arkansas. I [...]	D
In the screenplay, Daniel says "I love you" to HW several times. In the finished film, he never does [...]	D
The opening shot, with the vast mountains and foreboding score surging over them, is reminiscent of [...]	D
Daniel Day-Lewis appears in every scene of the film, with two minor exceptions - he is not present i [...]	D
Two traditional Christian hymns are heard during the film, both sung by Eli Sunday's Little Boston c [...]	D
The script originally ended with Plainview bludgeoning Eli to death with a tumbler, instead of a bow [...]	D
Ranked #51 on Entertainment Weekly's "100 New Movie Classics" list in 2008.	D
Paul F. Tompkins, who plays Prescott, is the only member of the cast to have appeared in a previous [...]	D
In the summer of '06, during filming, a photographer took an on-set photograph of a man the photogra [...]	D
The film was originally given a 12A rating in the U.K. for cinema exhibition, meaning that children [...]	D
This is the first film directed by Paul Thomas Anderson not to feature Philip Seymour Hoffman, only [...]	D
Several characters seen or mentioned in 'There Will Be Blood' seem to have been based on historical [...]	D
In an interview on the National Public Radio program "Fresh Air with Terry Gross," Paul Dano told Gr [...]	D
This film is in the Official Top 250 Narrative Feature Films on Letterboxd.	D
Named the best foreign film of the millennium in a vote among Danish film professionals (Soundvenue [...]	D
Originally, Paul Thomas Anderson wanted the bowling alley at the end of the film to be painted white [...]	D
Daniel Plainview bears some resemblance to a real, early twentieth-century California oil tycoon nam [...]	D
The film takes place in 1898, 1902, 1911 and 1927.	D
Deleted scenes from the screenplay reveal that Daniel is impotent. He tells Henry "my cock doesn't w [...]	D
According to a 2007 interview with Paul Dano on the N.P.R. show "Fresh Air with Terry Gross", the sc [...]	D
Along with his win in 1989, Daniel Day-Lewis became only the eighth actor to win the Academy Award f [...]	D

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