- The story of the film was inspired by director Martin MacDonald. When he was traveling on the border of Florida, Georgia and Alabama, he found that someone had erected an unsolved billboard for a criminal case. Martin Macdonald appeared in front of him. The image of the mother, the story is ready to come out.
- Actress Francis McDomond said that one of the most unusual sources of inspiration for her role was John Wayne.
- In the beginning, the heroine Francis McDomond felt that she was too old. It is hard to imagine a 58-year-old woman from Central America who was only 20 years old because the people there got married very early. Fortunately, her husband Joel Cohen encouraged her. She went to play.
- When director Martin Macdonald wrote the script, he thought the heroine was played by Francis McDomond.
Three Billboards Outside Ebbing, Missouri behind the scenes gags
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Carli 2021-10-20 18:59:48
I have never been superstitious about life, why is the curse of my daughter true to life? I thought that there should be a God in the world, but I was juggled by the evil spirits. No one tells a woman what to do the day after her husband commits suicide, and no one knows what a mother can do half of her life after her daughter rapes and kills herself. Paint a bright red billboard in the bloody sunset, and it will be abandoned in the fire sooner or later. Fortunately, before the mottle, everyone who passed it had seen the hideous word on it, justice.
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Deontae 2021-10-20 18:59:47
Mildred was dazzled by anger, lost his judgment, and arguing with his daughter indirectly caused tragedy; Dixon was blinded by hatred, lowered his wisdom, and hurt Ryder. Later, Mildred put aside his paranoia and reached a settlement with his ex-husband; Dixon put away his anger and shook hands with Ryder. All this stems from anger and hatred, and ends with great love and kindness. Because "Hate has never been able to solve problems, but love can solve problems."
Three Billboards Outside Ebbing, Missouri quotes
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Angela: Why are you never on my side, Robbie?
Robbie: I'm always on your side when you're not being a cunt!
Angela, Mildred Hayes: Hey!
Mildred Hayes: There will be no more "cunts" in this house. You got that, mister?
Robbie: What? Are you moving out?
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Robbie: You old cunt!
Mildred Hayes: I'm not old, Robbie.