The bowling alley scene in the film was shot at the Hollywood Bowl.
The house where "The Governor" meets Jackie in the film was designed by American architect. on the hill.
Many of the costumes of "The Governor" in the film belong to Jeff Bridges himself.
"Master Du" never played bowling in the film.
The prototype of "The Governor" is the independent film producer, a hippie who was a tough anti-war activist during the Vietnam War and was a member of the anti-war group "Seattle 7". He helped the Coen brothers release their first film "Blood Labyrinth".
Steve Buscemi starred in 5 Coen Brothers movies and died in 3 of them. In this movie, his ashes were raised to the "Master Governor".
"Fuck" and its derivative words are said 281 times in the film.
"Dude" is said 133 times in the film.
The film can be described as unconventional among all American films, because the cricket bat was used as a murder weapon for the first time.
Charlize Theron was the first candidate to play Bonnie.
The character prototype of Walter in the film is John Millius, the editor and director of "Destroy the Earth" in 1982.
"Master Governor" drove a four-door 1973 Ford Torino. Two vehicles were used during the filming. One was destroyed, and the other appeared in the TV series "X-Files" and was destroyed during the eighth season.
When filming the old Leboski’s mansion, the creative staff encountered a problem. Joel Cohen was disgusted with the black and white grid floor of the big house and thought it was wrong, but was very satisfied with the other aspects of the house, so the crew decided Treat the ground. Afterwards, Joel had an idea and designed a dreamland with a black and white grid as the background for "Master Du", which complemented the ground of the house.
In 2006, the film was selected as the "50 Best Comedy in Film History" by "Premier" magazine.
In 2014, the film was selected for the 2014 National Treasure Film List and was granted permanent national protection by the Library of Congress.
