Revolutionary Road

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This is one of three movies, the others being Shutter Island (2010) and Inception (2010), where Leon [...]	D
On Rotten Tomatoes, the movie holds an approval rating of 67% based on 212 reviews, with an average [...]	D
The producers looked at over 200 houses before deciding upon the one used in the movie as the Wheele [...]	D
Taking into consideration their close friendship, Leonardo DiCaprio and Kate Winslet were both excit [...]	D
During the scene immediately before April's affair with Shep, the lighting directly reflects April's [...]	D
At some places, outside the USA, the movie was advertised as {if jack had survived} and the publicit [...]	D
It is noted above that Leonardo DiCaprio, Kate Winslet and Kathy Bates all appeared in Titanic (1997 [...]	D
Kate Winslet articulated that her relationship with Leonardo DiCaprio was so strong that she could i [...]	D
Matt Damon was considered for Frank Wheeler, but could not do this on account of scheduling conflict [...]	D
Producer Elliott Kastner planned to make this movie in the late 1960s.	D
This film marked the second time Kate Winslet has been in a movie where she makes love in a vintage [...]	D
In the ending credits it says, "For Mia and Joe." Mia is Kate Winslet's daughter with her first husb [...]	D
Apart from the scenes at Frank's work, all the scenes were filmed in sequence. Leonardo DiCaprio and [...]	D
Some scenes in the U.S. and International trailer were not included in the final cut of the movie, s [...]	D
The film cast includes three Oscar winners, Leonardo DiCaprio, Kate Winslet and Kathy Bates, and one [...]	D
The rights to adapt the book into a movie were bought in 1967.	D
The film was shot almost entirely in sequence.	D
In 2005, Kate Winslet first read the screenplay and immediately fell in love with it. She asked her [...]	D
The only film that year nominated for Best Motion Picture Drama at the Golden Globe Awards, and not [...]	D
This film marked the second time Leonardo DiCaprio played a character named Frank. The first time wa [...]	D
This film marked the second time Kathy Bates has played opposite both Leonardo DiCaprio and Kate Win [...]	D
Leonardo DiCaprio stated that this film was not meant to be a romance, and that both he and Kate Win [...]	D
While directing the love scene between Leonardo DiCaprio and Kate Winslet, director Sam Mendes, Wins [...]	D
This film marked the second time Leonardo DiCaprio played a character named Frank and the third time [...]	D
It's never named in the film, but in Richard Yates' source novel, the play April acts in is Robert E [...]	D
Todd Field had planned to follow up In the Bedroom (2001) with this film, but he decided to make Lit [...]	D
In the ending of Titanic (1997), Leonardo DiCaprio's character dies and Kate Winslet's character liv [...]	D
Ryan Simpkins and Ty Simpkins, who play Frank and April Wheeler's children, are real-life siblings.	D
Knowing that comparisons between this film and Titanic (1997) were inevitable, Leonardo DiCaprio and [...]	D
In 1955, the year most of the movie is set, abortion was illegal through the United States. It remai [...]	D
The only film collaboration between Kate Winslet and director Sam Mendes.	D
The tickets to Paris are on a Cunard Line steamer. Cunard Line merged with White Star Line, which bu [...]	D
Scenes were filmed showing April and Frank as children, giving some backstory to their personalities [...]	D
Following filming, Leonardo DiCaprio gifted Kate Winslet with an engraved ring. Winslet keeps the in [...]	D
This was the second movie Leonardo DiCaprio and Kate Winslet worked on together since Titanic (1997) [...]	D
There are two scenes of on-screen sexual intercourse. In both instances, the man climaxes and the wo [...]	D
In his comments about the book, Kurt Vonnegut Jr. said that this was "The Great Gatsby" of his gener [...]	D
Whilst shooting the scene where Frank and April Wheeler first meet and dance together, the director [...]	D
The film was entirely shot on locations in Connecticut (doubling for New York) and without any use o [...]	D
The song that plays through the main trailer is "Wild Is the Wind", written by Dimitri Tiomkin and N [...]	D
Director Sam Mendes recounted that Leonardo DiCaprio and Kate Winslet would make each other laugh an [...]	D
In 2009, Kate Winslet won the Golden Globe Award for Best Actress-Motion Picture-Drama for her role [...]	D
At around 61 minutes in the movie, during an argument, a fallen painting of the Titanic is visible i [...]	D
In between filming the scene of Frank and April having breakfast together, Leonardo DiCaprio and Kat [...]	D

The magazines in the Wheelers' living room, and Frank's Berlitz guidebook, are dog-eared and browned [...]	D
April smokes Marlboro Lights, which were introduced in 1977.	D
Grand Central Station has only allowed electric locomotives since long before the 1950s. The train F [...]	D
A "Fallout Shelter" sign, with its distinctive upside-down triangle, is clearly visible backstage at [...]	D
When April walks out of the school after the play, the hallway ceiling is lined with smoke detectors [...]	D
When Frank and Mr. Pollock are having lunch in the restaurant, the arrangement of the food on Mr. Po [...]	D
The hallway of the school where April's play was performed, and clinic waiting room, have suspended [...]	D
The morning after Frank and April decide to move to Paris, Frank leaves the house wearing a dark red [...]	D
Near the beginning, when Frank and April are standing alongside their parked car on the side of the [...]	D
When Frank goes to work, a 1956 Buick is parked on the street, in the foreground. The film is set in [...]	D
In one scene, a modern dryer vent is at the base of one house's foundation.	D
The kitchen has a 3-prong electrical outlet. In the 1950s, American homes had 2-prong outlets.	D
When April reached for the car door handle, her hand reached where today's car handles are located. [...]	D
At lunch, a co-worker tells Frank he will be "sorely missed in the old cubicle." Cubicles were intro [...]	D
The parabolic-lensed fluorescent fixtures seen near the beginning of the film were not in use in the [...]	D
The light switches are post 1970s.	D
After Frank leaves the hospital, he runs past the same 1955 Packard Constellation three times.	D
When Frank eats lunch with Maureen, the olive and the amount of liquid in Maureen's martini glass fl [...]	D
When April shows Paris on the globe, the borders of the European countries are current. Most notably [...]	D
The wall phone in the kitchen is a Western Electric 554, which was introduced in 1956. Its switch ho [...]	D
When April explains that she can't pick up her children until that evening, the telephone handset ha [...]	D
During the opening sequence, an establishing shot shows the Manhattan Bridge. The Verrazano Narrows [...]	D
When April comes down the stairs at the end, she is wearing stockings. When she is standing looking [...]	D
After the Wheelers tell the Campbells they are moving, Milly reaches for a melon ball. In the next s [...]	D
The house on Revolutionary Road has a modern security light outside.	D
The masses of male commuters shown at the beginning all wear hats. In reality more than half of them [...]	D
After John Givings' tirade to April and Frank Wheeler, Frank angrily walks from the dinner table to [...]	D
April is seen peeling Yukon Gold potatoes. Yukon Gold potatoes did not exist until 1966, and were no [...]	D
The guitarist at the roadhouse plays a Gibson ES-335, which was introduced in 1958.	D

John Givings: Big man you got there, April. Big fa [...]	D
April Wheeler: I hear you're a mathematician. Joh [...]	D
April Wheeler: So, I guess Paris was a pretty chil [...]	D
April Wheeler: There are things we can do. We don' [...]	D
Frank Wheeler: Everything you're saying makes sens [...]	D
Frank Wheeler: April, if you need a shrink, it wil [...]	D
April Wheeler: Who made these rules anyway?	D
Mrs. Helen Givings: April, I'm sorry. I'm so sor [...]	D
April Wheeler: So now I'm crazy because I don't lo [...]	D
Frank Wheeler: Have you been to Paris? April Whee [...]	D
April Wheeler: Are you still talking? Isn't there [...]	D
Milly Campbell: We should have a toast or somethin [...]	D
April Wheeler: When I first met you, there was not [...]	D
April Wheeler: Frank Wheeler, I think you're the m [...]	D
April Wheeler: Come on, let's do it.	D
John Givings: You know something? I wouldn't be su [...]	D
Frank Wheeler: Well I support you, don't I? I work [...]	D
April Wheeler: Where are you going? Frank Wheeler [...]	D
John Givings: Helen's been talkin' it up about you [...]	D
John Givings: You want to play house you got to ha [...]	D
John Givings: The hopeless emptiness? Now, you've [...]	D
April Wheeler: Won't you miss the city? Frank Whe [...]	D
Frank Wheeler: April, this was really nice. I mean [...]	D
April Wheeler: You'll what? You'll leave me? Is th [...]	D
Shep Campbell: I don't want to talk about the Whee [...]	D
Jack Ordway: Foiled by faulty contraception. [lau [...]	D
April Wheeler: Tell me the truth, Frank, remember [...]	D
April Wheeler: Just because you've got me safe in [...]	D
Frank Wheeler: Sweetheart, what are you talking ab [...]	D
Frank Wheeler: Actually, there's been a change in [...]	D
Bart Pollock: One thing interests me, Frank, and o [...]	D
Bart Pollock: Frank, let me tell you something my [...]	D
Frank Wheeler: April, we can be happy here. I can [...]	D
Frank Wheeler: All I know April is, I want to feel [...]	D
April Wheeler: This is our chance, Frank. This is [...]	D
April Wheeler: I saw a whole other future. I can't [...]	D
April Wheeler: Don't you see? That's the whole ide [...]	D
Frank Wheeler: [Speaking into a dictophone] Knowin [...]	D
April Wheeler: If being crazy means - living life [...]	D
Shep Campbell: You just... wanted out, huh? April [...]	D
Frank Wheeler: You know what this is like? April, [...]	D
[first lines] Frank Wheeler: So, what do you do? [...]	D
John Givings: You a lawyer, Frank? Frank Wheeler: [...]	D
Mrs. Helen Givings: I remember the first day you c [...]	D
Jack Ordway: Assuming there is this true vocation [...]	D
Frank Wheeler: Morning all. Jack Ordway: Franklin [...]	D
Frank Wheeler: You'll never guess what they eat in [...]	D
April Wheeler: The truth is, we just need somethin [...]	D
Mrs. Helen Givings: [Final words] Oh, I was very f [...]	D
April Wheeler: You've never tried at anything. And [...]	D
Frank Wheeler: I've been with a girl a few times. [...]	D
Frank Wheeler: How do I know you didn't try to flu [...]	D

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