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Trivia

Mid90s

Directed by Jonah Hill · starring Sunny Suljic, Katherine Waterston and Na'kel Smith

  • 10 facts
  • 2018

Mid90s: trivia

All 10 facts

  1. 1

    A scene to make up

    Jonan Hill admited that he was affraid of being called problematic for repeating all the time words like "fagg*t" throughout the movie and considered to shoot a scene in which they discussed if it was okey or not to say it. He showed the scene to producer Scott Rudin, who is gay, and he said: "would you have had this conversation back then?" and Joanh said: "No", so Rudin considered that: "it would have been more offesive to make up that scene than to really show what happened".

  2. 2

    16 mm.

    The entire movie is filmed on 16 millimeters.

  3. 3

    Influences

    Some of the influences that lead Jonah Hill to make this movie were 'Kids' (1995), 'Ratcatcher' (1999) and 'The Sandlot' (1996).

  4. 4

    True experiences

    The dialogue occuring in the skate's shop about Beverly Hills is based on a real Na'kel Smith's experience.

  5. 5

    returning actors

    Some of the actors from 'Mid90s' also appeared briefly in 'Dont Worry, He Won't Get Far on Foot', another film directed by Jonah Hill.

  6. 6

    Partying director

    Jonah hill left the reunion of production from the movie to assist to a post-premiere album party of Kanye West.

  7. 7

    Big advices

    Before the shooting started, Jonah Hill received a lot of advices from Martin Scorsese and Ethan Coen about how to work with the movie.

  8. 8

    Wash your hands after

    There is a scene in which Stevie, drunk, pees in the outside. In his commentary about the film he says he was actually peeing.

  9. 9

    Tricked

    After a screening test in a cinema, the projectionist though the film was originally from the 90s and thanked the director for releasing now an old film.

  10. 10

    Scorsese

    Stevie's mum is watching a film at nigh, it is 'Goodfellas', from the director Martin Scorsese, premiered in 1990.

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