- The role of Will Ferrell in the film is named Nick Halsey, but at the London Film Festival, the name of the role was written as Nick Porter in the film's subtitles.
- Will Ferrell has always wanted to play a deep and hierarchical non-comedy role on the screen. After seeing the script of the film, he quickly agreed to take over.
- After Will Ferrell agreed to star in the film, the film did not start shooting immediately. Due to various reasons such as funding and schedule, it did not start shooting until a year and a half later.
- Due to the limited production cost, the crew’s shooting plan was very tight, and there was almost no time for the actors to rest. On the one hand, this method of shooting made the entire crew quite tired, on the other hand, it also made the whole crew more united.
- Since the original film tells a simple story composed of three characters, Dan Rush recreated some characters during the adaptation process.
- After director Dan Rush decided to put the story of the film on the screen, the first thing he thought of was to let Will Ferrell play the leading actor .
Everything Must Go behind the scenes gags
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Extended Reading
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Shaylee 2022-04-22 07:01:40
Raymond Carver's short story "Why Don't You Dance" was adapted. The director also adapted several other short stories and a poem by Carver in 1993. The film Short Cuts, also known as Silver Sex Men and Women. But Carver's things are suitable for text presentation, the state of mind of the loser
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Delia 2022-04-23 07:03:06
Will Ferrell's role as winner is pure nonsense and loser is emotional. It's easy to examine yourself, but face the reality, it's hard to let go of everything and start a new life. Everything is not yet lost. :)
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Cop: How much have you had to drink?
Nick Halsey: Not nearly enough.
Cop: You know its illegal to have an open container in public?
Nick Halsey: Your telling me theres a fucking law that I can't drink a beer on my front lawn?
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[first lines]
Voice on tape: Rule number 1, know your products. Okay, whether it's a PC or a piece of paper, know how it works. Number 2. Know your customers. Learn everything you can about them. Listen to what they want, and what they don't want. Rule number 3. Go the extra yard, okay? If you don't have the answer, find it. It's that simple. Okay, let's go get those numbers out there.