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The original name of the film was "The Bitter Pill" (The Bitter Pill).
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The entire film was shot in New York.
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Emily Bronte, Olivia Wilde, Amanda Seyfried and Michelle Williams were once candidates for the heroine. Later, the role was handed over to Blake Lively, but soon after, the role was moved to Rooney Mara's hands.
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Before Channing Tatum, Justin Timberlake was a candidate for the lead role in the film.
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In a rival scene between Rooney Mara and Channing Tatum, director Steven Soderberg was NG 23 times, and it took 23 times to get a satisfactory one.
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The director of this movie's plan is not Steven Soderbergh. The screenwriter of the film, Scott Z. Benns, originally planned to direct the movie. But because of Soderberg's "love" for the script, Bennes had to cede the directorship to Soderberg.
Side Effects behind the scenes gags
2021-11-24 08:01
Extended Reading
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Bradford 2022-04-24 07:01:04
There was deflation up front, so the twist at the end wasn't much of a surprise.
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Otis 2022-04-22 07:01:06
The most ups and downs of the plot lack support. The emotional advancement of the two women is too serious and everything is ruined here, otherwise what a wonderful movie. The beginning is not smooth enough, and everything is fine until halfway through the end. In addition, male No. 2 makes a show. The use of light is interesting, the scene transitions are sometimes blunt, and the new generation of red works well. Also, don't play with your own psychiatrist, you don't know who to play with in the end...
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Emily Taylor: What do you doctors call faking? Malingering? Such a funny word. Girls learn to fake things at a very early age - probably around the same time that boys are learning to lie.
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Dr. Jonathan Banks: Past behaviour is the best predictor of future behaviour.