Mary and Max

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Principal photography lasted over 57 weeks, using 133 separate sets, 212 puppets, and 475 miniature [...]	D
Philip Seymour Hoffman and Adam Elliot never met in person. Hoffman recorded everything in between a [...]	D
An exhibit of artefacts and clips from the film were presented in France and Australia. In France th [...]	D
Barry Humphries (The Narrator) and Eric Bana (Damien) have both previously lent their voices to Alla [...]	D
The street, Lamington Drive, is a play on words: Lamingtons are an Australasian cake. They are somet [...]	D
When the letter from Max is late, you can see that there are snails in Mary's mail box. Ordinary, pa [...]	D
The blind man walking down the New York street looks like Barry Humphries and is reminiscent of his [...]	D
This is the very first animated film to open for the Sundance Film Festival.	D
When Mary is crying in her room during her college years, there's an ABBA poster on the wall. Mary i [...]	D
All of the water scenes were created with lubricant.	D
The postage stamps in the film used by Mary feature an image of Dame Edna Everage, a character playe [...]	D
Writer and director Adam Elliot clarified that the character of Max was inspired by "a pen-friend in [...]	D
Grandpoppy Ralph is seen wearing swimwear with the phrase "'LIFE BE IN IT!" on the front. This is a [...]	D
The cat shelter that Ivy leaves her money to is named after T.S. Eliot, the author of "Old Possum's [...]	D
One of the very few films on the IMDb 250 to not get a wide theatrical release.	D
In one of the many letters Mary sends to Max, she sends a picture of her neighbour's dog Sonny diggi [...]	D
It took 2400 teaspoons of lubricant to create the ocean when Max imagines himself on a desert island [...]	D
One tombstone over from Ruby's reads "R.I.P. Adam Elliot," the writer/director of the film. His epit [...]	D

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