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In order to play a good role, Michael Keaton lived near the home of Robinson, the prototype of the character, to watch each other, and also studied the video and recording of Robinson's speech.
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Michael Keaton was initially worried that the Boston accent of the role was the biggest difficulty he played, but after seeing the other person, he found that Robinson's Boston accent was not very obvious.
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The prototype of the role played by Mark Ruffalo, Michael Rezendes, was on the set. Whenever he took a break, Ruffalo would invite the other party to tell him the lines, and then he would imitate it.
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In the film, the photo placed on Walter Robinson's desk is a photo of Robinson's own daughter in reality, her name is Jessica, and the photo was taken in 2000.
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The role of Mark Ruffalo was originally intended to invite Matt Damon.
Spotlight behind the scenes gags
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Extended Reading
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Crawford 2022-03-24 09:01:09
Why does the actor suddenly seem so tall and convincing when he threatens the lawyer? ? ? ? ? Because I'm Batman
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Theo 2022-03-24 09:01:09
In the third year of high school, I filled out my volunteers with such a journalistic ideal. Now I am writing a press release in the Propaganda Department of the Party Committee.
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Mike Rezendes: Holy shit.
Matt Carroll: Robby.
Sacha Pfeiffer: That's three off Sipe's estimate. That's incredible.
Mike Rezendes: Robby.
Walter 'Robby' Robinson: How many?
Matt Carroll: 87.
Mike Rezendes: 87 priests in Boston.
Walter 'Robby' Robinson: Call Macleish. I wanna talk to him.
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Ben Bradlee Jr.: 90 fucking priests. In Boston?
Walter 'Robby' Robinson: That's what he said.
Ben Bradlee Jr.: If there were 90 of these bastards, people would know.
Mike Rezendes: Maybe they do.
Ben Bradlee Jr.: And no one said a thing?
Mike Rezendes: Good Germans?
Ben Bradlee Jr.: I don't think that's a comparison you want to make publicly.