
FILM · 2024 · USA
Carry-On
15 archived facts 3 topics 1 source Last reviewed Oct 2026
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- #001
Jason Bateman joined the project immediately after reading the script and relished the chance to play a clever, articulate villain.
- #002
The most-watched Netflix film of 2024, it reached a total of 42 million views in its first week of release.
- #003
The airline at the end of the film is named Trans Global Airlines, an unmistakable homage to the 1970 classic disaster film "Airport," in which the bomber chooses a Trans Global Airlines flight.
- #004
With an estimated budget of 47 million dollars, principal photography took place in New Orleans, Louisiana, from September 2022 to January 2023.
- #005
It is the first film to be released under Amblin Entertainment's multi-film deal with Netflix.
- #006
It was shot over a three-month period in New Orleans.
- #007
It is writer T. J. Fixman's first live-action screenplay and his first film unrelated to Insomniac Games properties after the Ratchet & Clank film. Fixman had previously written for numerous Insomniac Games titles, including Resistance 2 and several Ratchet & Clank games on the PS3.
- #008
Kopek, a nod to another Christmas film, Gremlins (1984), takes its name from the cat owned by Ruby Deagle.
- #009
While promoting the film, star Taron Egerton revealed that his favorite Christmas film is The Muppet Christmas Carol (1992).
- #010
Director Jaume Collet-Serra saw this tense thriller as a refreshing change after the effects-heavy films he had just completed, Jungle Cruise (2021) and Black Adam (2022).
- #011
Jason Bateman's mother once worked as a flight attendant.
- #012
The name "Northwind," used for the film's fictional airline, is a nod to the fictional company Microsoft uses in its Office database software: Access.
- #013
Michael Green wrote another draft of the script and received an "Additional Library Credit."
- #014
Jason Bateman and Dean Norris had previously worked together on Fool's Paradise (2023).
- #015
Both Jason Bateman (Traveler) and Sinqua Walls (Jason Noble) appeared in Teen Wolf productions: Bateman in the film Teen Wolf Too (1987) and Walls in the series Teen Wolf (2011) and Teen Wolf Revelations (2012).
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