- In order to practice the Minnesota accent, the heroine Francis McDormand often competes with Larissa Kokernot, who plays a prostitute.
- In the film, after the kidnapper Karl shot Varde Gustafson, Buscemi said "fuck" 10 times.
- Kea, the killer, has only 18 lines in the movie, and he can say at most one complete line at a time. On the contrary, Carl's lines exceeded 150 sentences.
- In order to play the role of a pregnant woman, Francis McDormand stuffed a pillow under the jacket of his police uniform. The pillow was filled with bird feed, and the weight was not light.
- At the end of the film, the scene of a snow shovel shoveling snow is an accident, and it is not in the script. Although the crew posted notices around the filming location asking vehicles not to enter, some people still ignored the contents of the notices.
- Although Margot played by Francis McDormand is the soul of the film, she didn't make her debut until one third of the film's screening ().
- The scene at the end of the film requires the use of a wood chipper, but neither of the two directors has used the wood chipper, so that the murderer was still teaching the two on the scene during the actual filming. He asked for a piece of wood to be used as a prop. Almost hit Francis during the filming.
- After the two killers finished filming the scene of "Shooting the Policeman", they drove to the Twin Cities. They turned around due to violations and were really stopped by the police. Steve talked non-stop as in the scene, and finally the policewoman left silently.
Fargo behind the scenes gags
2021-10-13 18:32
Extended Reading
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Fabian 2022-03-24 09:01:03
8 points. A very good story, all kinds of black. That "true story"... is actually fake and speechless. This woman always appears in Cohen's movies, she turns out to be Cohen's wife
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Elda 2022-03-24 09:01:03
Recently, the Coen brothers were fouled. Before going to bed, the old film was playing on the Lotus Terrace. It was a bit old and helpless. It is said that the two of them read it in the newspaper and then adapted it. Then the two male actors in this movie are now big American dramas, and they are both loving uncles!
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Jerry Lundegaard: Wade, have ya had a chance to think about, uhm, that deal I was talkin' about, those forty acres there on Wayzata?
Wade Gustafson: You told me about it.
Jerry Lundegaard: Yeah, you said you'd have a think about it. I understand it's a lot of money.
Wade Gustafson: A heck of a lot. What'd you say you were gonna put there?
Jerry Lundegaard: A lot. It's a limited...
Wade Gustafson: I know it's a lot.
Jerry Lundegaard: I mean a parking lot.
Wade Gustafson: Yeah, well, seven hundred and fifty thousand dollars is a lot.
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Marge Gunderson: [on the phone] Oh, my. Where? Yeah? Oh, geez. I'll be there in a jif.