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The film premiered at the Toronto International Film Festival is not the final version, and there are some minor adjustments in special effects and music .
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The film's screenwriter Paul Feig originally planned to write and direct this remake after finishing the filming of the movie "Bridesmaids" .
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The film’s producer, Weinstein International Pictures, once named Colin Firth and Chris Tucker as the main actors, and planned to let Tom Sodiak direct the film, but it ultimately failed .
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In order to stay close to the role, Bryan Cranston ordered an electric wheelchair to be delivered to his home, and then drove the wheelchair into a rampage at home, intentionally not moving his limbs, and only opened his mouth to speak .
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Bryan Cranston found 3 patients with quadriplegia and ate with them to see how they do, observe their movements in the car and their performance in different situations .
The Upside behind the scenes gags
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Extended Reading
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Stephon 2021-12-25 08:01:42
I haven't read the original French edition before, but it's a blessing in disguise, saving you the trouble of comparing each other. Objectively speaking, the US version of "Unreachable" is a well-completed masterpiece. A good script with ingenious design and rigorous logic is the key. The whole plot is completed in one go, the advancing process is very smooth, and all conflicts and sublimation are reasonable.
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Madisyn 2021-12-25 08:01:42
Kevin Hart is as neurotic as Tracy Morgan, Lao Bai looks bad, as if he is pretending to be disabled.
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Dell Scott: You okay, man? I mean, does something else hurt?
Philip Lacasse: It's my legs. It's the nerves. It's called neurogenic pain. It's like being on fire.
Dell Scott: They don't give you nothing for that?
Philip Lacasse: Different medications. It helps a bit. Not enough.
Dell Scott: Hurt enough to make you wanna off yourself?
Philip Lacasse: No. But losing my wife does.
Dell Scott: I'mma help you.
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Dell Scott: You see, my dad was a artist.
Philip Lacasse: He was?
Dell Scott: Con. Con artist. I ain't never see him, though. Unless you wanna count the time we spent together in lockup. We was in prison together. Sweet, right? You know what he said when he saw me, man? He said, "welcome home." Can you imagine saying some shit like that to your kid? "Welcome home."