71.   The most dramatic scene was shot from a slightly overhead angle, and depicts a half-dozen youngsters and a teacher crammed in front of two urinals.

72.   The oddest moment in filming came, Chaplin says, when he had to shoot a scene with Hank, a Great Dane outfitted in roller skates.

73.   The rewriting and refining was able to continue through the entire production because Linklater shot scenes in chronological order, which is highly unusual in filmmaking.

74.   The scene was shot but never used, because the actors all had too much fun hurling pies at George C. Scott.

75.   The scene was shot through glass in more of an abstract than a real way.

76.   The scene was ultimately shot at the Sharper Image in the mall.

77.   The series is set in New York City, but every scene was shot inside a warehouse.

78.   The shipwreck scenes were shot in a huge outdoor tank, using whirlpools to create the choppy waves.

79.   The ships-at-sea scenes were shot in a huge indoor set with ship models, a massive water tank and large blue screen.

80.   The studio finally made him sign a document promising he would not shoot the scene in a way that might be offensive to Jackson or his lawyers.