Harold e Maude

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Cyril Cusack stabbed his hand while rehearsing a shot in which he was sculpting ice - only he didn't [...]	D
When considering the role of Harold, Bud Cort asked the opinion of director Robert Altman, his mento [...]	D
The scenes in which Harold turns to look at the camera after successfully scaring off his first date [...]	D
When she first meets Harold, Maude states her full name as Dame Marjorie Chardem (although it is spe [...]	D
The scene near the end where Harold and Maude sit by the seashore wrapped in a blanket was filmed on [...]	D
Ruth Gordon is 51 years older than co-star Bud Cort.	D
Henry Dieckoff, who appeared as Mrs. Chasen's butler, was the actual butler of Rose Court Mansion in [...]	D
Maude's picture frames are empty. In Colin Higgins's book, Harold asks why she removed the photograp [...]	D
The hearse Harold originally drives is a 1959 Cadillac Superior 3-way model that is one of the most [...]	D
Hal Ashby: the bearded man seen briefly in the amusement park arcade.	D
Flamboyant eighties pop star Boy George is a big fan of this movie. When he met Bud Cort on the set [...]	D
According to Ruth Gordon's autobiography, a number of other actresses were considered and interviewe [...]	D
Colin Higgins' screenplay was based on his thesis for the UCLA screenwriting MFA program.	D
Hal Ashby intended to film a scene of Harold and Maude making love, but Paramount dismissed this ide [...]	D
Included among the "1001 Movies You Must See Before You Die", edited by Steven Schneider.	D
There is a deleted scene in which Mrs. Chasen talks with Harold's dummy, mistaking him for her son. [...]	D
Composer and singer Cat Stevens wrote the song "Don't Be Shy" specifically for the film Harold and M [...]	D
Included among the American Film Institute's 2002 list of the top 100 America's Greatest Love Storie [...]	D
Final film of Sonia Sorel.	D
Charles Mulvehill and Shari Summers married immediately following the completion of Harold e Maude ( [...]	D
There is a deleted scene in which Maude paints smiles on the statues in the church. A still from thi [...]	D
Included among the American Film Institute's 2000 list of the Top 100 Funniest American Movies.	D
While they're sitting together at the Emeryville Mudflats below highway 80/580, the highway sign see [...]	D
The Cat Stevens songs 'Pop Star', 'Time,' and 'Fill My Eyes' were originally to be used in the film.	D
Colin Higgins was originally to direct Harold and Maude, but production was soon canceled. A couple [...]	D
In the scenes between Harold and the psychiatrist, both wear matching clothes, down to the ties and [...]	D
A play based on Colin Higgins' story opened in New York on February 7, 1980 but failed badly, closin [...]	D
Ranked #4 in Entertainment Weekly's "Top 50 Cult Films of All-Time."	D
Harold doesn't speak a single line of dialogue until 06:07 minutes into the film.	D
Actors originally considered for the role of Harold Chasen include John Rubinstein, Bob Balaban, Dan [...]	D
Sight & Sound magazine conducts a poll every ten years of the world's finest film directors, to find [...]	D
Cat Stevens appears in a brief, uncredited role during Ruth Gordon's second appearance in the film. [...]	D
Cat Stevens came to Ashby's attention through Elton John, who was being considered for the part of H [...]	D
Suzanne Somers: As a "deodorant girl" during a funeral. The scene was cut.	D
The license plate on Harold's Jaguar Hearse is a California temporary paper tag for new cars. These [...]	D
Has been shown continuously in the movie theater "Galerie Cinema" in the German city of Essen since [...]	D
An earlier draft of the script took place in Los Angeles, California.	D
After Maude and Harold steal the police officer's motorcycle, Bud Cort accidentally hit himself in t [...]	D
To avoid an 'R' rating, a controversial swear word had to be eliminated from the scene in which Haro [...]	D
In all shots of Ruth Gordon (Maude) driving the hearse it is being towed because she never learned h [...]	D
The budget was $1.2M.	D
Included among the American Film Institute's 2004 list of 400 movies nominated for the top 100 Ameri [...]	D
This film is part of the Criterion Collection, spine #608.	D
Actress Maude Apatow was named after the title character.	D
While watching a sunset with Harold, Maude sees a flock of seagulls and refers to Dreyfus. Alfred Dr [...]	D
Harold e Maude (1971) played for a total of 1,957 showings from mid-1972 until June 1974 at the West [...]	D
Bud Cort wanted Greta Garbo to play the part of Maude.	D
The Holocaust Encyclopedia resource on the website for the United States Holocaust Memorial Museum i [...]	D
[June 2008] Ranked #9 on the American Film Institute's list of the 10 greatest films in the genre "R [...]	D
On Tom Skerritt's credit as "M. Borman": "Skerritt's small role in the film, as an authoritarian mot [...]	D
Most of the Cat Stevens songs heard in the film were taken from his albums Mona Bone Jakone or Tea f [...]	D

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