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Richard Stanley's original screenplay was much darker, more sexual, and more violent. The ending was [...]	D
The scene in which Dr. Moreau is killed and burned required a replica of Marlon Brando. When Brando [...]	D
Marlon Brando ate lots of pizzas in his van during the production. He also became obsessed with dwar [...]	D
Barbara Steele was originally in talks to play Mrs. Moreau. Her part was scrapped during the product [...]	D
The boat bringing the exotic animals to the set got caught in a hurricane. Richard Stanley stayed on [...]	D
The studio had designed a baboon character specifically for the Australian actor who had been cast i [...]	D
Val Kilmer felt obligated to ask Marlon Brando's permission to "impersonate" him for the scenes wher [...]	D
Five of the film's actors have appeared in DC Comics adaptations. Val Kilmer played Bruce Wayne/Batm [...]	D
Rob Morrow spent a few days on set to shoot his scenes as Edward Douglas, but became unhappy with th [...]	D
According to Richard Stanley, the original shooting script was changed by Ron Hutchinson's rewrites [...]	D
James Spader was considered for the role of Edward Douglas.	D
David Thewlis skipped the premiere. He has said the experience was so negative that he vowed never t [...]	D
Production stalled for three weeks while the studio and producers conducted a search for a new direc [...]	D
It was Marlon Brando's idea for Doctor Moreau's chair to have peacock feathers on it. The art direct [...]	D
Val Kilmer initially accepted his role so he could work with Marlon Brando. Before filming started, [...]	D
Some time after New Line managed to secure Marlon Brando, Richard Stanley learned that New Line had [...]	D
Val Kilmer described the shoot as "crazy". Marlon Brando was still recovering from his daughter's su [...]	D
The film was released in 1996, 100 years after the source novel was first published.	D
Richard Stanley was offered his full fee if he left the production quietly and did not speak about h [...]	D
It was Marlon Brando's idea for Doctor Moreau to resemble The Pope, as he felt that he was blasphemi [...]	D
According to David Thewlis, Marlon Brando described making the film as like trying to complete a cro [...]	D
The screenplay underwent several rewrites. Richard Stanley wrote the first draft of the screenplay, [...]	D
As one of the last of the "old style" Hollwood directors, John Frankenheimer's gruff, dictatorial ap [...]	D
David Thewlis has stated that he would like to give a real account of the film's production, but fea [...]	D
John Frankenheimer also walked into a situation in which many cast members were unhappy. Rob Morrow [...]	D
Following emergency consultations with its on-set executives, New Line abruptly fired Richard Stanle [...]	D
Val Kilmer frustrated director John Frankenheimer so much that, after shooting Kilmer's last scene i [...]	D
Shane Mahan and the rest of the SWS team wound up in Australia for six months, three months longer t [...]	D
Assassimon, the baseball bat-wielding ape-creature, seems to be a remnant of an earlier draft of the [...]	D
Marlon Brando routinely spent hours in his air-conditioned trailer when he was supposed to be on cam [...]	D
Val Kilmer and Marlon Brando spent time together in County Cork Ireland just before filming began. B [...]	D
Richard Stanley originally envisioned JÃ¼rgen Prochnow as Doctor Moreau.	D
David Thewlis signed on for the prospect of working with Marlon Brando, a free trip to Australia, an [...]	D
Marlon Brando's performance as Dr. Moreau inspired the character of Dr. Alphonse Mephesto, a mad sci [...]	D
Richard Stanley wanted Bruce Willis to play Edward and James Woods to play Montgomery. Willis droppe [...]	D
Gary Oldman turned down the role of Montgomery, as he was in rehab at the time.	D
This film is listed among "The 100 Most Amusingly Bad Movies Ever Made" in Golden Raspberry Award fo [...]	D
The actors playing Doctor Moreau's children spent most of their downtime engaging in alcohol, sex, d [...]	D
Val Kilmer showed up on set two days late. He hadn't learned his lines, and knew nothing about his c [...]	D
When Val Kilmer apes David Thewlis's staid manner of saying "the islanders", he sounds more like Mar [...]	D
New Line Cinema honcho Michael De Luca instructed Richard Stanley and the crew to go out to a storm- [...]	D
Richard Stanley had reportedly jokingly told the film's production designer to burn the set down. Wh [...]	D
Actors playing Moreau's creations would spend hours in makeup, only to find out that they weren't ne [...]	D
Fairuza Balk wore a wig in the film.	D
John Frankenheimer was tapped to take over as director by New Line Cinema after Richard Stanley was [...]	D
When John Frankenheimer demanded more extras, some homeless hippies living in the nearby rainforest [...]	D
Richard Stanley had spent four years developing the project, only to be fired after four days.	D
Location shooting, scheduled for six weeks, stretched to almost six months. The atmosphere on the se [...]	D
In the final scene, as Douglas sails away from the island on the raft, a dolphin surfaces in the bac [...]	D
In an interview with Sex & Guts Magazine, Richard Stanley said, "When I left the production, I shred [...]	D
Ron Perlman's character is blind. Perlman had lenses put over his eyes so he actually played the rol [...]	D
Val Kilmer burned a crewmember in the face with his cigarette.	D
One of Stan Winston's favorite movies as a child was L'isola delle anime perdute (1932).	D
Due to Marlon Brando's infamous large appetite and dislike of Val Kilmer on set, he would request an [...]	D
Last-minute script changes resulted in characters designed for nighttime scenes being filmed in broa [...]	D
The film's disastrous production was covered in the documentary Lost Soul: The Doomed Journey of Ric [...]	D
Val Kilmer was originally cast as the lead, but wanted his commitment reduced after his then-wife Jo [...]	D
Phillip Kaufman declined the offer to take over as director.	D
Fiona Mahl described her audition as the worst she'd ever done. It consisted of making animal noises [...]	D
Richard Stanley claimed that the only good footage shot during his time as director was shot from a [...]	D
Marlon Brando wore a small radio receiver to help him remember his lines. Co-star David Thewlis clai [...]	D
Richard Stanley consulted a warlock in London for advice on the film, such as casting Marlon Brando. [...]	D
Originally, Stan Winston Studio was brought on to design and build 42 'beast people' for the film. F [...]	D
John Frankenheimer assigned Ron Hutchinson to rewrite the film, leaving everybody in the dark. Pages [...]	D
When New Line first greenlit Richard Stanley's version of the script, the project was envisioned as [...]	D
Actor Michael J. Fox had been offered the character of Edward Douglas, but the actor turned down the [...]	D
This is the fifth cinematic adaptation of Wells' novel.	D
Ron Perlman accepted his role so he could star with his idol Marlon Brando. He was originally schedu [...]	D
This was the third film that John Frankenheimer took over after the first director was fired. The ot [...]	D
Richard Stanley was very unhappy with how the film turned out, not only because of changes to his sc [...]	D
John Frankenheimer kept Zbigniew Preisner on as composer, and he completed a score. After the previe [...]	D
John Frankenheimer came on board in part because he wanted the opportunity to work with Marlon Brand [...]	D
Because Marlon Brando wanted Nelson de la Rosa to be in many more scenes with Dr. Moreau, Shane Maha [...]	D
It was Marlon Brando's idea for Doctor Moreau to wear an ice-bucket on his head in one scene. He cam [...]	D
Despite the short schedule, all of the requisite silicone makeups and masks had been built and shipp [...]	D
The original novel has only the three main characters and the creatures. Every movie adaptation has [...]	D
When Val Kilmer encountered Richard Stanley during the wrap party, he apologised for costing the dir [...]	D
According to rumor, after the studio fired original director Richard Stanley, he convinced the makeu [...]	D
Shane Mahan's team incorporated some animatronics for characters requiring elongated, articulated mu [...]	D
When Richard Stanley met Marlon Brando, New Line insisted on sending a female executive to document [...]	D
For a scene in which a dead beast-woman gives birth to a mutant baby, Joey Orosco had sculpted a non [...]	D
When David Thewlis arrived onset, Marlon Brando said to him, "Go home, David. This is not a good fil [...]	D
During filming, David Thewlis fell off a horse and broke his leg.	D
Richard Stanley hoped that the film would be billed as "from the collective minds that gave you Il m [...]	D
During the dinner scene, the salt and pepper shakers on the table are actually two miniature Daleks [...]	D
The production was hit by a hurricane.	D
Nelson de la Rosa acted up onset, lashing out physically at Marco Hofschneider, and using his sister [...]	D
Richard Stanley said of Val Kilmer, "He'd do [the lines] but he'd throw it all away. And he kept ins [...]	D
Marco Hofschneider's part was originally much bigger. His role was cut down because Val Kilmer didn' [...]	D
Towards the start of the film, a framed certificate in Swedish bears the names of Dr. Moreau, Alfred [...]	D

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When Azazello catches Douglas and Aissa in the underground bunker at the end, David Thewlis' stand-i [...]	D
When Montgomery is putting the rabbits in the cage.	D
Before Montgomery injects Douglas' I.V., Montgomery places the syringe cover between his teeth. Afte [...]	D
When Montgomery rips pages out of a book, his shirt is blue. When Azazello takes the gun from his hu [...]	D
When Edward Douglas is rescued from the life raft, the shadows in the raft seem to indicate a differ [...]	D
Dr. Moreau did not invent velcro; George de Mestral did.	D
After witnessing the birth of the humanimal baby, Aissa guides Douglas to the beach at night. After [...]	D
When Douglas is first walking through the creature settlement, his shirt sleeves are rolled up. In t [...]	D
The ship's name is Ombak Penari, which in Malay and Bhasa Indonesian translates as Wave Dancer; omba [...]	D
When Dr. Moreau prepares to inject a drug into one of the "humanimals", the needle of the syringe is [...]	D
The shadow of the cameraman is visible as the camera changes views of Edward while he is thinking of [...]	D
When the jeep first arrives at the compound, a windmill is turning. As they enter, the view from ins [...]	D
After witnessing the birth, Aissa guides Douglas to the beach. As they run through the forest, the l [...]	D

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