- Catwoman had been pregnant for five months at the time of the filming. She fainted several times during the filming because of her anemia and high blood sugar, but she didn't care, and her figure showed no flaws under the care of the camera angle.
- At the end of 2005, the film was filmed in London. The newly married Matt Damon and his pregnant wife made an intimate appearance on the set and used the shooting schedule as their honeymoon trip.
- In order to better shape the character, Matt Damon met with the family of the founder of the CIA to understand the impact of the profession of an agent on family life.
- Leonardo DiCaprio was the first candidate to play Edward Wilson.
- General Bill Sullivan played by Robert De Niro is partly derived from General Donovan, the leader of OSS.
- Philip Allen played by William Hurt is partly derived from CIA Director Allen Dulles .
The Good Shepherd behind the scenes gags
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Extended Reading
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Nicklaus 2021-12-12 08:01:09
The intelligence war between the United States and the Soviet Union during the Cold War probably should be the case. Pushing the cup and changing hands to meet each other, the dense amount of information is a happy torment; the involvement of the emotional line itself is no problem, and the focus is on highlighting the absence and the soul. The moment of withdrawal will eventually become an empty shell of fate that loses the soul because of faith, but the imposition of drama is too late, like a large-scale implosion that hurts the muscles and bones.
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Lorena 2022-04-21 09:02:13
Everyone is super-playing, everyone! Reminds me again what a good actor Bro Dimon is.
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Ray Brocco: You failed the polygraph, Mr. Mirinov.
Valentin Mironov #1: You know every Russian fails polygraph. Your polygraph doesn't understand the Russian soul.
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Bill Sullivan: I have to tell you, I have some real problems with this whole thing, despite how much we need it. I'm concerned that too much power will end up in the hands of too few. It's always in somebody's best interest to promote enemies; real or imagined. I see this
[OSS]
Bill Sullivan: as America's eyes and ears. I don't want it to becomes it's heart and soul.