Clue - videos, teasers and stills from filming

All videos, teasers and footage from the filming of the film "Clue"

Clue (1985)

Timing: 1:34 (94 min)

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Actors and characters

Ti West on CLUE

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Clue (1985) ORIGINAL TRAILER [HD 1080p]

English

1:34

What's left behind the scenes

The second version of the film title translation is "The Hook".
The basis for the film is a board game invented in 1946. The game was developed by lawyer Anthony E. Pratt, who worked as a clown in his spare time. The goal is to use deduction to answer three questions: who, where, and with what did they kill Dr. Black (in the North American version – Mr. Boddy).
The translation of the surname Boddy is "body." The names of the other guests signify colors: Scarlett – "scarlet," Green – "green," White – "white," Plum – "plum," Peacock – "teal" or "peacock," Mustard – "mustard."
Carrie Fisher was originally supposed to play Scarlett, but she entered a rehabilitation center four days before filming. Leslie Ann Warren agreed to the role one day before the start of filming.
In fact, not three, but four versions of the ending were filmed, but the creators considered the last version too brutal, as all the characters died in it.
When everyone rushes to Yvette’s scream in the billiard room, the scream heard off-screen is not from the non-playing Yvette (Colleen Camp), but from Leslie Ann Warren, who plays Miss Scarlet. Moreover, it wasn’t recorded specifically for this moment, but was borrowed from scenes where Miss Scarlet screams when the cook’s body is first found in the kitchen cupboard, and later when Wadsworth, pretending to be a corpse, is found there.
An alternative translated title for the film was "The Hookup."
The film is based on a board game invented in 1946. The game was developed by lawyer Anthony E. Pratt, who worked as a clown in his spare time. The goal is to use deduction to answer three questions: who, where, and with what did Dr. Black (in the North American version – Mr. Boddy) get killed.
The translation of the surname Boddy is “body.” The names of the other guests signify colors: Scarlett – “scarlet,” Green – “green,” White – “white,” Plum – “plum,” Peacock – “teal” or “peacock,” Mustard – “mustard.”

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