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From when she first took the potion in 1985 to when she gets killed in 1992, Helen enjoyed her etern [...]	D
During the description of the plot to kill Madeline, there was a quick shot of the folder being stam [...]	D
After he finishes examining Madeline, the E.R. Doctor (Sydney Pollack ) takes a tablet out of his po [...]	D
Madeline "dies" four times throughout the film. First is when she is pushed down the stairs and init [...]	D
Robert Zemeckis: [a sexy redheaded woman in a red dress] In the film, after years of being mousy and [...]	D
In an interview Meryl Streep revealed that she assumed the role of Helen (Goldie Hawn's character) w [...]	D
The film's cast includes three Oscar winners: Meryl Streep, Goldie Hawn and Sydney Pollack.	D
Robert Zemeckis: [revolutionizing visual effects no matter the film genre] The film and other Zemeck [...]	D
Besides the negative feedback in test screenings, another reason why several scenes were removed fro [...]	D
Helen was originally supposed to take the potion in the final act of the film, leading up to her fig [...]	D
This film takes place over the course of 51 years, from 1978 to 2029.	D
Helen drinks the potion on October 26, 1985. This is the "present date" (the date Marty goes back in [...]	D
The original ending was overall different from the theatrical version. It involves Tracey Ullman's c [...]	D
When Ernest is running around the emergency room trying to find a doctor for Madeline, Kurt Russell [...]	D
Ernest states that he uses spray paint on corpses because it sticks to dead flesh better.	D
For the majority of the movie, Madeline wears white or black and Helen wears red or black. The one e [...]	D
Isabella Rossellini used a body double for her nude scene in this film. The body double that stood i [...]	D
In the original script, Helen didn't become an obese cat lady. And when Ernest meets up with Helen y [...]	D
In a UK television interview, Meryl Streep was asked about this uncharacteristic role, and she repli [...]	D
The film won the Best Visual Effects Oscar, BAFTA, and Saturn Awards.	D
In several scenes toward the end of the film, references to deceased musicians and actors are visibl [...]	D
Body Count: 4	D
In the scene where Mr. Chagall abruptly shows up during Madeline's appointment with Anna (Michelle J [...]	D
In one of the original proposed endings, Madeline and Helen steal a car from one of the guests at Li [...]	D
This film is one of the two films released in 1992 that starred Goldie Hawn. The other film is Mogli [...]	D
With a budget of $55 million, the film ended up being a moderate success at the box office by earnin [...]	D
At one point, Lisle asks Madeline how old she thinks she is. Madeline answers 38, and Lisle gives he [...]	D
During Helen's fantasy when she states her plot to kill Madeline to Ernest, a drugged Madeline is pu [...]	D
In the opening scene, Meryl Streep's character is starring in a musical version of La dolce ala dell [...]	D
The three main character's names are a play on words. Madeline, Ernest and Helen can be shortened to [...]	D
The film won the Oscar for Best Visual Effects, defeating Batman - Il ritorno (1992) and AlienÂ³ ( [...]	D
Among the guests at the party are: Andy Warhol, Marilyn Monroe, Greta Garbo, Elvis Presley, Jim Morr [...]	D
One of the early drafts of the script had Lisle being over a hundred years old, instead of 71. It wa [...]	D
Filming began on December 9, 1991, and wrapped on April 7, 1992.	D
A pneumatic bra was built to create the effect where Meryl Streep's breasts become higher and firmer [...]	D
Lisle Von Rhuman (Isabella Rossellini) has 12 minutes of screentime in the film.	D
The film's budget was $55 million.	D
Even though her character, Madeline Ashton, is portrayed as a 50 or over year old woman throughout m [...]	D
In the theatrical ending, Ernest's second wife's name is Claire according to the priest's eulogy. Th [...]	D
Lisle states to Madeline that she hasn't seen an Autumn or Winter season in years. These two seasons [...]	D
The figure of a nude woman can be briefly glimpsed inside the vial of potion Madeline purchases, sug [...]	D
At Helen Sharp's book signing event, upon closer inspection, there's a brooch pinned on one of the s [...]	D
Originally, when Ernest enters the hospital's morgue in search of Madeline, a drawer containing the [...]	D
The box containing the potion is decorated with the symbol "ankh", an ancient Egyptian hieroglyphic [...]	D
Even though the film deals with undead people, the words, "undead" and "zombie" are never mentioned.	D
During filming, director Robert Zemeckis would say, "Hold onto your butts." Screenwriter David Koepp [...]	D
This was the first film that used photo-realistic human skin software.	D
Despite the unseen deleted scene where it had explained why the nuns were in the hospital morgue whi [...]	D
Though her character, Helen Sharp, is portrayed as a 50 year old woman during the majority of the fi [...]	D
In one of the early drafts of the script, Lisle's main desire was to preserve the world's greatest m [...]	D
Isabella Rossellini revealed on The David Letterman Show (1980) that she had nothing on but a sarong [...]	D
The film was originally going to be a sequel to Racconti dalla tomba (1972). The latter film was a f [...]	D
Meryl Streep wasn't thrilled that the film relied heavily on visual effects. Streep claimed that sho [...]	D
The exterior of Ernest and Madeline's mansion was shot and is located at 1125 Oak Grove Avenue in Sa [...]	D
In the original script, Madeline Ashton and Helen Sharp were originally old college friends, instead [...]	D
Catherine Bell was Isabella Rossellini's nude body double.	D
20 years after the film's release, in 2012, there was talk about a possible television spin-off on B [...]	D
Meryl Streep, who portrays Madeline Ashton, and Tracey Ullman, who portrays Toni in some of the film [...]	D
In an unreleased deleted scene, Ernest and Madeline's housekeeper, Rose (Nancy Fish), arrives at the [...]	D
In the scene where Ernest is spray painting Madeline's lower body with flesh-colored paint while the [...]	D
Madeline has mocked and chastised Ernest for being impotent. Yet, ironically, as evidenced by his eu [...]	D
Animatronic puppets of Meryl Streep's head were created and used to shoot the scene where a "resurre [...]	D
An edited picture from the original ending was used during Ernest's funeral scene. The picture of hi [...]	D
Isabella Rossellini (Lisle), Mary Ellen Trainor (Vivian Adams), and Michelle Johnson (Anna) each sta [...]	D
Bruce Willis replaced Kevin Kline as Ernest.	D
The trailer was narrated by Percy Rodrigues.	D
According to the original screenplay, Madeline's lover was a Latin cabana boy named Marcello.	D
The shots in the psychiatric clinic where Helen is brought look exactly like those in Qualcuno volÃ [...]	D
During the scene where Helen Sharp gets evicted from her apartment by a group of police officers whi [...]	D
There are several scenes featured in the trailer that didn't make it into the final cut of the film. [...]	D
Lisle (Isabella Rossellini) makes a reference to Don Quixote. Eight years after this film, Rossellin [...]	D
There was a scene in the script where Madeline was talking to her agent. The scene was shot but it n [...]	D
Thanks to the technological advancements of this film, Industrial Light & Magic used some of the sam [...]	D
Donna Baltron doubled for Meryl Streep during the scene where Madeline had her legs spray painted.	D
The potion is depicted in the film as a pink ethereal essence. In the original script, however, it w [...]	D
Jennifer Jason Leigh was considered for the role of Helen Sharp.	D
In one of the many deleted scenes, especially the scenes concerning Toni (Tracey Ullman), Ernest and [...]	D
The scene where the "resurrected" Madeline confronts Ernest, Meryl Streep had to wear a blue screen [...]	D
In this film, Helen's hair is light brown and then, red. In real life, Goldie Hawn is a natural blon [...]	D
There is a man and a woman inside the potion before Madeline drinks it. Symbols of youth and vitalit [...]	D
Lisle's three main assistants are named Tom, Dick, and Harry. These are well-known placeholder names [...]	D
Bruce Willis suggested two ideas for the title of the film. These choices were "It's Death, Baby" an [...]	D
In the original script, the character of Madeline Ashton was originally conceived as a somewhat less [...]	D
This is the second Robert Zemeckis film to win the Oscar for Best Visual Effects. The other Zemeckis [...]	D
There's a notable scene in the trailer that's missing in the film involving Madeline, Helen, and Ton [...]	D
There has been some controversy over the film's DVD release in the early 2000s. Due to the quality o [...]	D
During the scenes where Helen Sharp gets evicted from her apartment and gets therapy at a mental ins [...]	D
Tracey Ullman worked just two days filming her now-deleted role, Toni.	D
In a 2017 Vanity Fair article after the 25th anniversary of the film's release, the film was stated [...]	D
Originally in the script, other celebrities, some of whom were living at the time of production, wer [...]	D
Renowned critics Gene Siskel and Roger Ebert gave this film a "thumbs down", stating that though the [...]	D
In the original script, Madeline and Helen ended up doing a lot of physical damage to one another du [...]	D
In one of the proposed original endings, Ernest was meant to die from the long fall at Lisle's mansi [...]	D
Meryl Streep accidentally scarred Goldie Hawn's cheek with a shovel during the fight scene.	D
The trailer features the theme from I racconti della cripta (1989) by Danny Elfman.	D
This is director Robert Zemeckis's eighth film.	D
The trailer for this film has several missing scenes that ultimately never made it into the final cu [...]	D
Mary Ellen Trainor: Vivian Adams, who talks to Ernest at Helen's book signing.	D
In the original ending, Ernest's hand, which was infused by the potion, was shown to have remained y [...]	D
In the scene where Madeline punches in the entrance code and enters the gate as Helen slips past her [...]	D
The film has often been said to be like an "extended episode" of I racconti della cripta (1989) by f [...]	D
When Mr. Chagall is talking to Madeline after he sends his assistant, Anna, away, his eyes keep movi [...]	D
The film underwent some major re-editing after negative feedback at test screenings. The entire endi [...]	D
Sydney Pollack portrays the E.R. Doctor in an uncredited role. This is the first time that he and Me [...]	D
This is Mary Ellen Trainor's third time in a film directed by Robert Zemeckis. The other films that [...]	D
After Kevin Kline dropped out of the film and turned down the role of Ernest Menville, Jeff Bridges [...]	D
The moment before the shovel fight, Helen knocks Madeline's head and neck backward to where the head [...]	D
The former client Isabella Rossellini's character refers to when she uses the quote, "I want to be a [...]	D
The street name on the business card in Madeline's purse of Rue La Fleur does exist in California ju [...]	D
In the scene where Helen sits down onto a shovel handle, she didn't sit in the way she was expected [...]	D
The food that Helen eats before she gets evicted from her apartment and arrested is cake frosting.	D
The film was nominated for a Golden Globe, including Best Actress - Motion Picture Musical or Comedy [...]	D

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