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Dakota Blue Richards's debut.	D
In December 2004, Chris Weitz resigned from directing this movie, claiming he was daunted by th [...]	D
Nicole Kidman's agents and executives from New Line Cinema spent over two months at what were d [...]	D
Chris Weitz adapted Philip Pullman's work, citing this movie to be influenced by Barry Lyndon ( [...]	D
In the book, and the film's original ending, Lyra's uncle Asriel kills her best friend Roger to [...]	D
Sam Elliott proclaimed that this was by far the most exciting CGI movie in which he has been in [...]	D
Philip Pullman, author of the novel, was admittedly disappointed by the final cut of this movie [...]	D
In July 2003, Tom Stoppard was hired to write the screenplay. A year later, when Chris Weitz wa [...]	D
Eva Green announced during promotion of this movie that the (later abandoned) sequel was set to [...]	D
This movie reunites stars from the James Bond franchise. Daniel Craig was James Bond from 2006 [...]	D
George R.R. Martin cited this movie as one of the reasons he wanted Il trono di spade (2011) to [...]	D
The snake that Edward de Souza holds is real. It is a corn snake, which is non venomous.	D
New Line Cinema estimates that it lost 50% percent of the potential box-office income due to th [...]	D
The name "Serafina Pekkala" originated when Philip Pullman browsed through a Finnish telephone [...]	D
Daniel Craig was a fan of the books before he was involved with the movie. Dakota Blue Richards [...]	D
The advertisement had the "Overture" music from Lady in the Water (2006).	D
Pivotal scenes taken from the final chapters of the book were filmed and deleted shortly before [...]	D
The Magisterium in the books, movie, and TV show is essentially modelled on the Vatican. Magist [...]	D
"The Golden Compass" is the American title of the book, which Philip Pullman published in the U [...]	D
Nonso Anozie was replaced by Sir Ian McKellen as the voice of Iorek Byrnison. Chris Weitz state [...]	D
About 600 costumes were created from scratch for this movie.	D
Although beautiful, it was extremely dangerous on the snowy glaciers, which reflected a blindin [...]	D
Daniel Craig did most of his own stunts, especially in the Swiss glaciers.	D
Daniel Craig and Nicole Kidman appeared in Invasion (2007).	D
Paul Bettany and Clive Owen were considered for the role of Lord Asriel.	D
The King of the Polar Bears, Ragnar Sturlusson, is called "Iofur Raknison" in the books. The na [...]	D
This movie winning the Oscar for Best Visual Effects over Transformers (2007) was considered to [...]	D
Lord Asriel was played by Daniel Craig, who also played James Bond from 2006 to 2020. The part [...]	D
Sir Christopher Lee and Freddie Highmore appeared in Charlie and the Chocolate Factory (2005). [...]	D
Ozymandias, the golden monkey, was the hardest daemon to make, because he had to move and jump [...]	D
Nicole Kidman was raised as a Catholic, and on the topic of religious controversies of the movi [...]	D
Although the ice bears come from alternate-universe Norway, they speak with English accents, pr [...]	D
Originally, Adam Godley was hired to voice Pantalaimon, but he was replaced by Freddie Highmore [...]	D
Chuck Norris publicly condemned the movie as anti-Christian.	D
Some scenes were shot in Norway, in places such as Bergen and Svalbard, but none of the actors [...]	D
WILHELM SCREAM: The famous scream is heard when a witch is hit and falls during the battle near [...]	D
Filming took 100 days. Dakota Blue Richards was in every scene except two, requiring her to sho [...]	D
Early in production, the movie was aimed for a November 16, 2007 release.	D
You can briefly hear Nonso Anozie as Iorek in the teaser trailer before he was replaced by Sir [...]	D
Sir Tom Courtenay has said in interviews that his role was cut to the bone in editing.	D
Philip Pullman, author of the "His Dark Materials" trilogy, originally wanted Jason Isaacs to p [...]	D
A rough cut of the original, deleted ending can be found on YouTube.	D
Dakota Blue Richards' first theatrical movie.	D
Since Iorek, the armored bear, was computer generated, all Dakota Blue Richards had to interact [...]	D
By the time of release, the film had the biggest budget for a film with a solo female protagoni [...]	D
In editions of the His Dark Materials books, the first of which this film is an adaptation of, [...]	D
According to Deborah Forte, she and Philip Pullman discussed Nicole Kidman for the role of Mari [...]	D
Despite prominent billing, Sir Christopher Lee only had one line.	D
The scene where Marisa Coulter hits her monkey was not in the books, but was written by the boo [...]	D
Ridley Scott was the first person to be offered the job of directing this movie, and the first [...]	D
All the scenes shot in Oxford were filmed at night using artificial light, because the local co [...]	D
A ten-minute preview of this movie was shown to audiences at the 2007 Cannes Film Festival.	D
In December 2007, Nicole Kidman hosted a special screening of this movie for the sick children [...]	D
The series title, "His Dark Materials", comes from a line in "Paradise Lost" by John Milton. Th [...]	D
Sir Christopher Lee and Sir Ian McKellen were cast at the insistence of New Line Cinema executi [...]	D
10,000 girls turned up for open auditions in Cambridge, Oxford, Exeter, and Kendal for the role [...]	D
Years after the film's release, director Chris Weitz revealed that despite him being a fan of t [...]	D
The planned sequels never developed due to underperformance in the U.S. box office and the unce [...]	D
The "real world" night scene in Oxford that opens this movie included a digitally-added skyscra [...]	D
Paul Bettany was in negotiations to play Lord Asriel.	D
The Trollesund Police speak Icelandic in the scene where Ioric Byrnisson is reunited with his a [...]	D
Nicole Kidman originally turned the role as Marisa Coulter down, but Philip Pullman (the author [...]	D
The first movie to gross over $300 million worldwide while failing to reach $100 million in the [...]	D
Eva Green had to shoot several scenes while being up in the air, tied to wires. However, she su [...]	D
Nicole Kidman said her daemon would be an otter or a kitten. Eva Green said hers would be frog, [...]	D
Lee Scoresby is named after a character in Moby Dick.	D
Sam Elliott hadn't read any of the "His Dark Materials" books, before he was asked to take the role [...]	D

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