A Prairie Home Companion behind the scenes gags

2022-03-21 08:01
  1. George Clooney, who was the first choice for private investigator Guy Nou, agreed to play the role, but had to withdraw due to a conflict between the shooting schedule and another film.
  2. Fearing that 81-year-old Robert Altman would be unable to make the film due to some "unexpected circumstances", the distributor brought in Paul Thomas Anderson as a backup director.
  3. The film was all shot inside the Fitzgerald Grand Theater in St. Paul, Minnesota, the home of the real-life "A Prairie Home Companion."
  4. The voices of the singing and musical instruments were recorded synchronously on the spot, not pre-recorded, and then synthesized into the film later, and the performers were all the staff of the Grand Theater.
  5. Meryl Streep's Midwestern accent in the film was taught by her mother-in-law   .
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Extended Reading
  • Kimberly 2022-03-21 08:01:05

    Grimly on the sidelines, biting fingers for a lifetime, and finally playing with warmth before dying

  • Peggie 2022-03-22 09:03:03

    Ultraman's posthumous works do not have the general pattern and irony of the past, and the melodious country music fascinates people.

A Prairie Home Companion quotes

  • Yolanda Johnson: It's an old Carter family song, right?

    Lola Johnson: A what?

    Yolanda Johnson: Carter family, sweetheart. Just like us, only famous.

  • Jearlyn Steele: [singing] The day is short, The night is long, Why do we work so hard, To get what we don't even want?

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