Film facts

1. The film Memento is lauded by medical experts for its accurate portrayal of anterograde amnesia and is considered "close to a perfect exploration of the neurobiology of memory."

1. Charlie Chaplin solicited help from Granville Redmond, a deaf friend, to teach him pantomime techniques he later used in his silent films.

1. American actress Betty White is older than Mickey Mouse.

1. While filming ‘The Machinist,’ Christian Bale only ate an apple and a can of tuna each day. His goal was to weigh 100 pounds before producers stopped him.

1. At the start of Doctor Strange (2016), the Ancient One is wearing her hood while she bends matter freely to stop Kaecilius. This is to cover her forehead to hide the fact that she is channeling power from the Dark Dimension (which is revealed later), which is why Kaecilius calls her a hypocrite.

1. Bill Murray improvised nearly all his lines in the movie 'Kingpin' and bowled the necessary 3 strikes to win the tournament at the end.

1. The people who falsely claimed the copyright on "Happy Birthday to You" made $2 million a year for decades until a court ruled the song to be public domain in 2016.

1. In "Apocalypse Now," the opening shot was reconstructed from scraps of film that were otherwise destined for the landfill. By sheer luck, Coppola stumbled upon it after shooting 1.5 million feet of film. Coppola also instructed the editor to use "The End" by The Doors since he found the idea of opening a film with that song to be amusing.

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