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The main color of the film poster is blue. This is to highlight the blue eyes of the actor Zoe Danscher who plays the heroine of the film.
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The background image showing the "days" of the hero and heroine in the movie is not simple: the color and "emotion" of the background image exactly reflect the emotional state of the hero and heroine-the background is brighter when the love is sweet, and the background is darker when the love is frustrated.
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In the DVD review soundtrack, the screenwriter admits that three-quarters of the things in the movie have happened to him.
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In the first draft of the script, the story took place in San Francisco, California, but due to filming costs, the film was shot in downtown Los Angeles. Director Mark Webb led the audience to see the unknown romantic side of Los Angeles.
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To promote the film’s release, director Mark Webb made an online short film in which Zoe Danscher played the role of the sex pistol legend Sid Withers, and Joseph Gordon-Levitt appeared as Sid in women’s clothing. Nancy's girlfriend-the same as mentioned in the movie.
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Han Solo in "Star Wars" made a stunning appearance in the movie. The director said that in order to obtain the right to use the portrait, he wrote letters to Lucasfilm and Harrison Ford (played by Han Solo).
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The film is the second collaboration between the two leading actors Joseph Gordon-Levitt and Zoe Danscher. The last collaboration between the two was in the 2001 film "Manic."
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This film is the first feature film by director Mark Webb. Prior to this, he had directed a large number of MTV.
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The film is an independently produced low-cost film. After being screened at the Sundance Film Festival earlier, it was well received by the audience, which attracted the attention of the independent film producer Fox Searchlight, and finally successfully operated and released in North America.
500 Days of Summer behind the scenes gags
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Extended Reading
500 Days of Summer quotes
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Tom: You don't want to be named as anybody's girlfriend, and now you're someone's wife?
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McKenzie: Hey, don't you have like 20 cards to write by Friday?
Tom: Nope, all done.
McKenzie: Really? Well, could you help me with mine? Because I'm running out of ways to say "Congratulations". So far, I've got: "Congrats", "Good job" and "Well done".
Tom: Hmmm. How about..."Every day you make me proud. But today you get a card."
McKenzie: Shit, that's good!
Tom: I know.