FILM · 2015 · USA
Fathers & Daughters
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- #001
The screenplay for Fathers & Daughters appeared on the 2012 Black List, the list of the year's "most liked" unproduced screenplays.
- #002
The film's cast includes three Oscar winners — Russell Crowe, Octavia Spencer and Jane Fonda — and three Oscar nominees: Quvenzhané Wallis, Janet McTeer and Amanda Seyfried.
- #003
The leather jacket worn by Russell Crowe's character is the same brand and model worn by Jensen Ackles's character on Supernatural (2005) between seasons 1 and 5. The actual jacket from that show was stolen during the promotional shoot for season 6.
- #004
Russell Crowe and Amanda Seyfried had previously worked together on the 2012 film Les Misérables.
- #005
Russell Crowe shot some scenes in the library of Shady Side Academy Senior School in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania.
- #006
Amanda Seyfried and Aaron Paul had previously appeared together on the series Big Love, where they played a couple.
- #007
The film was scheduled to open in Dutch cinemas on 29 October 2016, but the release was cancelled due to the bankruptcy of distributor A-Film. It finally premiered on the premium channel Film1 on 15 February 2017.
- #008
Diane Kruger had previously worked on the film Anything for Her (2008). The American remake, The Next Three Days (2010), starred her co-star from that film, Russell Crowe.
- #009
Although this is the second film in which Aaron Paul and Octavia Spencer have appeared, they never shared the screen together.
- #010
Katie lives at 1240 Montague St. Amanda Seyfried starred in Letters to Juliet, inspired by Shakespeare's "Romeo & Juliet." Romeo's surname is Montague.
- #011
At 1 hour 10 minutes, the Twin Towers can be seen out the window in the New York scene.
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