- There is a nude scene of Tina played by Rosie Perez in the film, but her face does not appear, she feels embarrassed and has cried.
- The four-finger ring with "love and hate" on Raheem's hand is to pay tribute to Robert Mitchum in " The Night Of The Hunter ".
- Spike Lee initially wanted Robert De Niro to star in the pizzeria owner Thrall, and Matt Dillon as the pizzeria owner’s son Pino.
- In the beginning, there was no role of Smiley in the script. Roger Gewev and Evan Smith took the initiative to find Spike Lee to act. His shots were all added temporarily during filming.
- Part of the key dialogue between Danny Aiello and John Turturro in the middle of the film was improvised. The script ended when Smiley appeared in front of the window, and the subsequent period was completely free to play .
Do the Right Thing behind the scenes gags
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Extended Reading
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Deshawn 2022-03-27 09:01:06
Spike Lee, who made the film about race, was relatively neutral despite being black. In the end, whether violence should be used in conflicts between different races, he did not give an answer in the end, because this is a difficult question to decide. The end of the film ends with two paragraphs from Martin Luther King and Malcolm X. , thought provoking, quite clever. The whole film takes place in this small black neighborhood. All kinds of emotions accumulate on this hot day and finally break out when night falls. The starting point of many riots is actually trivial, and every word and deed are invisible. everything happened.
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Miles 2021-12-08 08:01:50
Very exciting group dramas and scene scheduling, dense lines spoken in a rap rhythm, interweaving a complex community of multi-ethnic cultures, conflicts and contradictions have never disappeared, with the fuse superimposed by trivia, it is long and hot here When the day ran out, it finally burst out. Racial discrimination and anti-discrimination each constitute the context of their respective camps. This subject matter easily slips into the cliché official language, and Spike Lee's identity, vision and technique all determine the boldness, interest and profoundness of this film.
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Buggin' Out: Look, boycott Sal's! Right? Yo! Boycott Sal's!
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Mookie: I can't do nuthin' with him, Sal.
Pino: You talk some brother talk to him.
Mookie: Brother talk?