- The film was not originally called "The National Superman Hancock", but "He Comes Tonight". This script has been tossed in Hollywood for more than 10 years, until it was finally realized and filmed.
- Warner Bros. originally planned to shoot this film, but then it gave up the opportunity, and Sony immediately took over and quickly created the film.
- The scene of the train collision in the film was shot in San Pedro, Canada. The crew cooperated with Pacific Harbor Line to modify the front of the SD18 diesel locomotive, and it became the appearance of the props in the film.
Hancock behind the scenes gags
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Carolyne 2021-10-20 18:59:51
When he saw him say "good job" to the policemen, he suddenly felt a little sad. He is omnipotent but lonely and confused. Everyone doesn’t like him calling him asshole. He can only hope that someone he’s just known for not long can help him restore his relationship with the public. He is blunt but hazy Saying "good job" seems to be begging everyone. I really understand the saying that the hateful person must have pity. PS Queen Theron’s prosperous beauty took a look at her blue eyes and I thought I was going to die.
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Wilbert 2022-05-18 17:24:58
The film was not originally called "National Superman Hancock", but "He will come tonight". This script has been in Hollywood for more than 10 years, until it was finally recognized by the eye and finally filmed.
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Mary Embrey: [referring to Hancock] We broke up decades ago. Long before you were born. He just can't remember.
Ray Embrey: But you can. Right? You knew? That's something you might want to bring up on the first date, Mary. "I don't like to travel. I'm allergic to cats. I'm immortal." Okay? Those are some of the things you might want to give a little heads-up on.
Mary Embrey: Whatever we are, we were built in twos, okay? We were drawn to each other. No matter how far I run, he's always there. He finds me. It's physics.
Ray Embrey: What are you saying? Are you saying you two are fated to be together?
Mary Embrey: I've lived for a very long time, Ray. And the one thing I've learned: Fate doesn't decide everything. People get to choose.
Hancock: And you chose to let me think I was here alone.
Mary Embrey: I didn't think you'd miss what you didn't remember.
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Hancock: You broke my glasses.
Asian Gang Member: I'm sorry. Take my Ray Bans!