Where the Wild Things Are behind the scenes gags

2021-12-14 08:01
  • The original novel won the Cadick Award in 1964, and the manuscript of the book was in the permanent collection of the National Library of the United States and was filmed into a 7-minute animation in 1973.
  • In order to find a suitable actor for Max, the crew auditioned thousands of boys and ran several countries before and after it took several months. 
  • The film was originally produced by Universal. Because Spike Jonze had an upset with the company's executives, he took the film to Warner in a fit of anger. Warner is not satisfied with the finished product of the film. Warner's executives even plan to reinvest 75 million in 2008 to shoot the entire film. Later, the company executives gave Spike Jonze more time and investment, and asked him to revise the film again, and the budget for the film also reached 90 million US dollars.
  • The film began shooting in 2005. Warner Corporation originally wanted to release the film in May 2008, but it was postponed to October 2008. Because the company was not satisfied with the quality of the film, the final release date of the film was postponed by a full year.
  • The film is a feature film shot entirely on IMAX format film. 
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Extended Reading

Where the Wild Things Are quotes

  • KW: [laughs]

    Max: What?

    KW: You're funny looking. That's all.

  • Carol: Hey king, watch this.

    [attempts to flip but hits tree]

    Carol: All right tree, we'll settle this later.

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