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* In ''[[The Terminator]]'', Sarah Connor's picture burns in a symbolic manner in one of Reese's dreams (or memories; it's hard to tell). |
* In ''[[The Terminator]]'', Sarah Connor's picture burns in a symbolic manner in one of Reese's dreams (or memories; it's hard to tell). |
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** Actually, it was Sarah's dream. She was dreaming about what Kyle's world must be like. ("It's pretty terrifying", she would say.) |
** Actually, it was Sarah's dream. She was dreaming about what Kyle's world must be like. ("It's pretty terrifying", she would say.) |
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* The letters from Hogwarts in |
* The letters from Hogwarts in ''[[Harry Potter and the Philosopher's Stone (film)|Harry Potter and the Philosopher's Stone]]''. |
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* The biopic ''The Life and Death of Peter Sellers'' showed [[Peter Sellers]] burning his collection of everything from his previous movies just before making ''Being There''. It is unknown whether this actually happened or was just a fabrication of the story. |
* The biopic ''The Life and Death of Peter Sellers'' showed [[Peter Sellers]] burning his collection of everything from his previous movies just before making ''Being There''. It is unknown whether this actually happened or was just a fabrication of the story. |
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** According to the BBC documentary ''The [[Peter Sellers]] Story - As He Filmed It'', he did burn many of his home movies near the end of his life. The documentary is compiled from what he didn't burn, and as he was a serious amateur photographer from the 1940s onward, there's hours upon hours that survived. In fact, some were recreated for that biopic! |
** According to the BBC documentary ''The [[Peter Sellers]] Story - As He Filmed It'', he did burn many of his home movies near the end of his life. The documentary is compiled from what he didn't burn, and as he was a serious amateur photographer from the 1940s onward, there's hours upon hours that survived. In fact, some were recreated for that biopic! |