Leaving Las Vegas - videos, teasers and stills from filming

All videos, teasers and footage from the filming of the film "Leaving Las Vegas"

Leaving Las Vegas (1995)

Timing: 1:51 (111 min)

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All about film

Video 3

Photo 55

Actors and characters

Nicolas Cage winning Best Actor

English

3:17

Official Trailer

English

3:20

LEAVING LAS VEGAS (1995) | Cashing the Check at the Bank | MGM

English

3:44

What's left behind the scenes

Nicolas Cage got into character by consuming large amounts of alcohol and visiting specialized clinics. Elizabeth Shue spoke with prostitutes in Las Vegas.
The author John O'Brien, whose novel the film is based on, committed suicide two weeks after filming began.
Director Mike Figgis played the trumpet and keyboard instruments while recording the soundtrack.
Naomi Campbell appeared in episodes, but these shots were not included in the film.
The film Ben and Sarah are watching at the 'Year Round' hotel is 'The Third Man' (1949).
During filming, Nicolas Cage was supposed to drink alcohol to make his manner of speech more convincing.
A taxi appears in two scenes, with an advertisement on the roof for director Mike Figgis' company 'Red Mullet' and his face.
The Rolex watch worn by Ben is the actual watch of John O'Brien.
The scene where Ben walks through the supermarket with a cart of bottles and whistles a tune was chosen by Empire magazine as the eighth greatest drunken scene in film history (2005).
In the scene where Ben is packing, you can see his glass being emptied several times, and then refilled.
In the pool scene in the desert, the main character walks towards the pool, and there is no tattoo on his back, but a faint trace of it is visible. And after jumping into the water, the tattoo is already visible.
The author, John O’Brien, on whose novel the film is based, committed suicide two weeks after filming began.
The film Ben and Sarah watch at the Round Year Hotel is "The Third Man" (1949).
A taxi appears in two scenes, with an advertisement on the roof for director Mike Figgis' company "Red Mullet" and his face.
The Rolex watch worn by Ben are the actual watches of John O’Brien.
The scene where Ben walks through the supermarket with a shopping cart of bottles and whistles a tune was chosen by "Empire" magazine as the eighth greatest drunken scene in film history (2005).

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