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The original name of the film was "The Bitter Pill" (The Bitter Pill).
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The entire film was shot in New York.
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Emily Bronte, Olivia Wilde, Amanda Seyfried and Michelle Williams were once candidates for the heroine. Later, the role was handed over to Blake Lively, but soon after, the role was moved to Rooney Mara's hands.
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Before Channing Tatum, Justin Timberlake was a candidate for the lead role in the film.
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In a rival scene between Rooney Mara and Channing Tatum, director Steven Soderberg was NG 23 times, and it took 23 times to get a satisfactory one.
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The director of this movie's plan is not Steven Soderbergh. The screenwriter of the film, Scott Z. Benns, originally planned to direct the movie. But because of Soderberg's "love" for the script, Bennes had to cede the directorship to Soderberg.
Side Effects behind the scenes gags
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Extended Reading
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Federico 2022-03-25 09:01:06
I have watched a lot of American TV series and old American movies, but I have always found it quite terrifying to see how dependent she is on pills, not to mention all kinds of symptoms that I have never heard of. boiling water. Unexpectedly, the male protagonist would hang up after a while in the opening, but the pair's subsequent reversal was a foreshadowing. Compared to the previous Soderbergh films I watched, this one is really much better.
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Fanny 2022-03-24 09:01:33
I haven't seen [Dragon Tattoo], the heroine here is really good, she and JL are very good, the other two are a bit inferior. The story has to be told in a less straightforward manner. In the first half, I always thought that it was to satirize the situation of the wealthy class in the United States being drugged. In the middle, it turned into a scene where the female lead deliberately framed it, and it was clear that she had the upper hand and was suddenly broken by a psychiatrist. , a little bit of everything, but a little bit of a feeling that everything is not in place
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Martin's Mother: [reading from Emily's letter] "We go to doctors with our sadness and our faith in the hope they will guide us toward health. But instead I have gone down a path toward a misery I never could have imagined. And I have taken my loved ones with me. My only hope is that no one else follows me to this place."
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Dr. Jonathan Banks: [about electroshock] It's in our best interest that you start forgetting.