Mallrats - posters, covers, wallpapers
Lots of posters, covers and wallpapers for the movie "Mallrats"
Mallrats (1995)
Timing:
1:35 (95 min)
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5K UHD 2999pWhat's left behind the scenes
- Seth Green could have played Jay.
- Initially, Kevin Smith wanted William Atherton to play Jared Svenning. The latter declined the offers due to the film's focus on a teenage audience.
- It can be noticed that Stan Lee constantly looks to the left or right while talking to Brodie, as he was reading his lines from cue cards.
- Scott Mosier, the film's producer, drew blueprints of Jay and Silent Bob.
- The film was shot at the Eden Prairie Center mall.
- Rene Mosier (Shannon Doherty) changes her outfits at least three times during a shopping trip. Shannon's contract included a special clause stating that she could keep all the items her character buys in the film. She also suggested that her character wear all the clothes she purchased at the mall.
- “Jay and Silent Bob Strike Back” was the second film in the so-called View Askewniverse. Other films include “Clerks” (1994), “Chasing Amy” (1997), “Dogma” (1999), “Jay and Silent Bob Strike Back” (2001), and “Clerks 2” (2006). All these films are united by common characters, plot lines, events, and contain numerous allusions and references to each other.
- The names of the two main characters, Brodie Bruce and T.S. Quint, are a reference to “Jaws” (1975), which featured characters with the same names, and the film crew referred to the shark as “Bruce”.
- Sven-Ole Thorsen played La Farsa, a security guard at the shopping complex. A bounty hunter in “Butch Cassidy and the Sundance Kid” (1969) had the same name.
- In the scene where Jay and Silent Bob hide in the bookstore, Bob is reading John Pierson’s book, “Spike, Mike, Slackers and Dykes: A Guided Tour Across a Decade of American Independent Cinema.” This book contains numerous articles by Kevin Smith.
- The character played by Ben Affleck is named Shannon Hamilton. Shannon Doherty was married to Ashley Hamilton.
- In reality, the elevator where Brodie and Rene have sex has glass doors.
- Brodie’s shirt features the combined faces of three actors who auditioned for the role but didn't get it.
- The name Gwen Turner is a reference to director Genevieve Turner.
- Although Rene's last name is never spoken during the film, it can be found in the end credits – Monsieur, which is a reference to the film's producer Scott Monsieur.
- When Rene (Shannon Doherty) tells Jay and Silent Bob that security has detained Brodie and T.S., Ethan Suplee (William) says, "Brenda?" – a reference to Shannon's character in the television series "Beverly Hills, 90210" (1990).
- The music playing during the scene where T.S. and Hamilton wait for the elevator also appears in "The Blues Brothers" (1980).
- The pass hanging around Mr. Svenning's neck features the logo of the View Askew production company.
- Svenning was not originally intended to be bald, however Michael Rooker felt that the hairstyle suited his character best.
- Studio executives demanded that the amount of profanity in the film be significantly reduced, or that "strong" language be replaced with more "mild" terms.
- The original opening of the film was disliked by audiences during test screenings and was cut from the film. The unaltered version can be seen in the director's cut.
- Brody's comic book collection is actually Kevin Smith's comic book collection, which has significantly expanded since filming wrapped.
- John Landis was supposed to play a cameo role, but it was decided at the last moment to remove his character from the film.
- The film was shot in Minnesota.
- The script initially did not include a role for Stan Lee. Kevin Smith wrote a fictional character named Stan Lee into the script.
- Before Stan Lee agreed to play himself, the filmmakers offered the role to Quentin Tarantino and George Carlin.
- Jennifer Love Hewitt, Jenny McCarthy, Reese Witherspoon, and Heather Graham auditioned for various roles in the film.
- At the 56th minute, one of the characters at a flea market wears a baseball cap with the inscription "Clerks" – a reference to Kevin Smith's first film.
- Alyssa Milano was considered for the role of Rene, but Shannon Doherty ultimately got the part.
- At the beginning of the film, during the opening credits, the character of Ben Affleck is presented as a hero from a non-existent comic book called "Buttman." Twenty-one years later, Ben Affleck played Batman in the film "Batman v Superman: Dawn of Justice." Also, Kevin Smith's character in a Batman costume appears in one of the film's scenes.
- The names of the two main characters, Brodie Bruce and T.S. Quint, are a reference to "Jaws" (1975), which featured characters with the same names, and the film crew nicknamed the shark "Bruce".
- At 56 minutes, one of the characters at a flea market puts on a baseball cap with the inscription "Clerks" – a reference to Kevin Smith's first film.
- At the beginning of the film, during the opening credits, you can see that Ben Affleck's character is presented as a hero from the non-existent comic book "Buttman". 21 years later, Ben Affleck plays Batman in "Batman v Superman: Dawn of Justice". Kevin Smith's character in a Batman costume also appears in one of the scenes of the film.
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