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In order to design the residence of Dewey Fein in the film, the film set designer used to refer to the photos of the lead singer Mike Jacobsapartment to study the real life of the unfamous musician. As a result, posters of The Sex Pistols, The Who and Evil Jake on the wall of Jacobs's residence also appeared in Fein's bedroom.
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Stephen Freys was expected to direct the film.
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The director of the film, Richard Linklater, appeared in Fein’s past photos of the band.
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The parents of all the children in the film drive Volvo cars.
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The famous Led Zeppelin band has always been reluctant to let their songs appear in commercial productions for profit, so in order to use the band’s song "Immigrant Song" in the film, director Richard Linklater took it. The image of Jack Black making a request in front of 1,000 cheering fans. The band Led Zeppelin was finally moved and allowed the song to appear in the film.
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Shortly after the filming started, the young actor Robert Tsai found the director and asked to quit because he thought he was not suitable for playing the keyboardist Lawrence, and the director Linklater told him that his insecure qualities were exactly what the role needed.
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Miranda Casgrave, who played Summer in the film, took 45 minutes to learn how to sing a song so badly.
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When Fein rushed to the band competition at the end of the film and walked through a corridor, there used to be two musicians wearing sunglasses and leaning against the wall. Both of them were members of The Mooney Suzuki band.
School of Rock behind the scenes gags
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Extended Reading
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[last lines]
Dewey Finn: All right, that's it. Stop, you guys, stop. Seriously, you guys. All right, take five. Take five. You wanna go? All right. That was a good class.
Zack Mooneyham: I'll see you, man.
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Dewey Finn: [singing] Come on come on come on/Touch me babe, bada bada, can't you see/ that I am not afraid, shaga tada!/ Lawrence is good at piano/He shall be rocking in my show, shaga tada!