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Robert Harling's mother was on-set during the filming of the scenes while Shelby was in the hospital [...]	D
Shirley Maclaine and Tom Skerritt played antagonists in this movie. However, they played a married c [...]	D
When Bette Davis saw the off-Broadway play, she thought it would be a great film for her, envisionin [...]	D
Upon arriving in Natchitoches, the production designer, the art director, the director, director of [...]	D
Robert Harling, living and working in New York City, not only distraught over his sister Susan's dea [...]	D
There was some controversy relating to this portrayal of a case of Type I diabetes combined with kid [...]	D
Sally Field and Herbert Ross reunited on the film Soapdish (1991) two years later. Field almost pass [...]	D
The producers thought that people would not believe Sally Field to be a mother to a 22-year-old chil [...]	D
Due to marketing, re-shoot delays, and flights via London to Cannes Festival 1989, many of the cast [...]	D
During the scene at his first birthday party, Jack Jr. is sitting on Shelby's lap, but the camera do [...]	D
Herbert Ross wanted an authentic feel to the hospital scenes, so he hired the doctors and nurses who [...]	D
Robert Harling: The stage playwright as a Minister.	D
Between the six female principals are twelve Academy Award nominations and five wins. Only Daryl Han [...]	D
The original source play has no on-stage roles for men. The characters spend a great deal of time ta [...]	D
Herbert Ross had directed Shirley MacLaine and Tom Skerritt in Due vite una svolta (1977).	D
This movie was based on a play written about a sister of Phi Mu Fraternity. Susan Harling was a memb [...]	D
Sally Field screamed into a pillow for hours before the cemetery scene so her voice would be raw in [...]	D
Sally Field and Shirley MacLaine said in an interview that director Herbert Ross was very difficult [...]	D
The Natchitoches Hospital Administration wanted the film company to film their actual emergency room [...]	D
The film is filled with self-depreciating humor about Southern culture, much of which being over-the [...]	D
Robert Harling, the man who wrote the play "Steel Magnolias" in honor of his sister Susan, plays the [...]	D
As noted, Annelle did not have to soak the beans overnight. In a pinch one can bring them to a boil [...]	D
Shirley MacLaine played the mother of a terminally-ill daughter in Voglia di tenerezza (1983). Rober [...]	D
On the DVD's commentary track, Herbert Ross describes how Georges Delerue was not his first choice a [...]	D
Herbert Ross had lost his first wife Nora Kaye in 1987, only two years before the film's release. Hi [...]	D
Ouiser mentions that she and her friends used to dress up like nuns and go barhopping when they were [...]	D
Meg Ryan was initially under contract to play Shelby, but the producers let her out of it to play Sa [...]	D
Daryl Hannah was originally turned down for the role of Annelle. Director Herbert Ross thought that [...]	D
The nurse who turns off life support for Shelby is the actual nurse who turned off life support for [...]	D
The film cast includes four Oscar winners: Sally Field, Shirley MacLaine, Olympia Dukakis, and Julia [...]	D
Dolly Parton and Daryl Hannah studied hair stylists so their hair styling scenes would look authenti [...]	D
In author Robert Harling's play and film script, reference is made of the flocks of black birds that [...]	D
Julia Roberts (Shelby) and Sam Shepard (Spud) would play lovers in The Pelican Brief 4 years later.	D
During Clairee's commentary, numerous football players walk through the locker room in various state [...]	D
When Robert Harling last spoke to his sister, Susan Harling-Robinson, he was telling her how hard it [...]	D
Each significant event in the movie falls around a holiday. Shelby's wedding: Easter; Shelby's retur [...]	D
After a poor take, director Herbert Ross reprimanded Dolly Parton and asked her if she could act. Sh [...]	D
Writer Robert Harling has said that the film follows the last three years of his sister, Susan Harli [...]	D
Opened on Broadway on Monday, April 4, 2005 at the Lyceum Theater and ran for one hundred thirty-six [...]	D
Although Bibi Besch has opening credits, she only had one line, two words in the whole movie. At the [...]	D
Of the six main characters, only three are played by actresses from the southern United States: Doll [...]	D
Young Jack Jr. was actually played by a girl.	D
M'Lynn's home is actually two different houses. The Cook-Taylor House, owned by the Henry Taylor fam [...]	D
Decorator Lee Poll purchased six gross orders of artificial magnolia blossoms which the greens depar [...]	D
Winona Ryder was originally offered the role of Shelby. Although the producers were charmed by Ryder [...]	D
Annelle refers to "Shelby" as being an appropriate name for either a girl or a boy. The following ye [...]	D
Herbert Ross employed a unique twist in the cemetery scene. M'Lynn is dramatically sobbing over the [...]	D
Olympia Dukakis was unavailable for the photo shoot for the movie poster. They had another woman pos [...]	D
There is no parish or town in Louisiana known as Chinquapin. "Chinquapin" is the name for a type of [...]	D
The title has been said to suggest that the main characters are delicate as magnolias, but tough as [...]	D
Celebrating the film's 30th anniversary at the TCM Film Festival in 2019, screenwriter Robert Harlin [...]	D
M'Lynn's two sons were named Thomas and Jonathan, and their daughter's fiancÃ© was named Jackson. [...]	D
Shot in the small Louisiana town of Natchitoches. Reportedly, the filmmakers made so many demands of [...]	D
Lori Tate, since the filming ended, has become the town of Natchitoches' official historian and city [...]	D
The cemetery scene was filmed in one take.	D

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