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Trivia: The Le Mans scenes had to be shot on multiple circuits in order to accurately represent the 60s course, which made continuity extremely difficult in terms of clock times, car positions, and weather. CGI was used extensively to prevent mistakes.

Trivia: Christian Bale continued an impressive history of weight gain and loss for this part - he'd put on weight for his role in Vice, and had 7 months to drop it all to play Ken Miles. He's said he just didn't eat. He's previously lost weight for The Machinist, and then gained it all back in short order for Batman Begins.

Trivia: Matt Damon's primary reason for taking the part was because he was keen to work with Christian Bale.

Trivia: Michael Shannon has played Jaeden Martell's father twice on screen, in this movie and Midnight Special.

Trivia: Jacob Thrombey, the far-right troll, was based in part on the backlash and targeting that Rian Johnson experienced after The Last Jedi was received unfavourably by some people. He's stated it's a broader commentary on the state of social media, not about his Star Wars experience specifically. "It doesn't matter if you made a Star Wars movie or if you have a cooking YouTube channel, or you collect books on the internet, someone's gonna be yelling at you on the internet."

Trivia: Joseph Gordon-Levitt cameos, at least his voice - he's heard on the TV show Marta's sister is watching. He's a frequent collaborator with director Rian Johnson.

Trivia: The director only came across Jonathan Pryce because he was searching for photos of Pope Francis, and the two people were frequently being compared as they look so similar. He looked into Pryce's body of work and realised he'd be an excellent choice for the part.

Trivia: Cats was originally going to be entirely animated. Director Tom Hooper was then brought on and wanted it "live action", with...mixed results.

Trivia: Universal had to fix various errors due to unfinished CGI, releasing a new version to theaters.

Trivia: Olaf looking for his friends and ending with "Sven? Samantha? I don't even know a Samantha!" may well be a very obscure reference to the BBC radio comedy panel show "I'm Sorry I Haven't a Clue". The (fictional) scorer Samantha is occasionally "replaced" by an equally fictional scorer called Sven.

Trivia: During "Into the Unknown", Elsa spins around and makes a circle of ice. Two other circles briefly appear above it, making a "hidden Mickey".

Trivia: The "new Danish author" that Prince Agnar is reading is most likely Hans Christian Andersen, who wrote "The Snow Queen", the basis of Frozen.

Continuity mistake: When Anna's singing "The next right thing" she puts a bag on her shoulder, with the strap on top of her hair. After the camera spins round her, her hair is suddenly on top of the strap. This bears a strong similarity to the mistake in the original Frozen where Elsa's hair passes through her shoulder - might be a deliberate nod, or else animating hair around objects is difficult enough that shortcuts are often taken.

Continuity mistake: When crew members are watching the Bruce Lee fight, some are sitting comfortably and enjoying the fight, then right before Bruce gets tossed into the car, suddenly everyone is gone.

Trivia: Director Todd Phillips has specifically said that he doesn't see this movie connecting with any other DC movies - it stands alone.

Trivia: Arthur's joke "When I was a little boy and told people I was going to be comedian, everyone laughed at me. Well no one's laughing now" is a near-direct copy of a joke from late British comic Bob Monkhouse.

Continuity mistake: The back, side window of the car gets smashed, but is back in one piece in later shots.

Trivia: Patton Oswalt replaced Louis CK as Max after Louis CK's sexual misconduct.

Trivia: The show originally began as a play at the Edinburgh festival in 2013.

Trivia: Fleabag is the actual nickname used for star Phoebe Waller-Bridge by her family.