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* [[Fake Nationality]]: Australian [[Cate Blanchett]] as American [[Katharine Hepburn]], English [[Jude Law]] as Tasmanian [[Errol Flynn]], English [[Kate Beckinsale]] as American [[Ava Gardner]], English [[Ian Holm]] as ambiguously Western European Professor Fritz... |
* [[Fake Nationality]]: Australian [[Cate Blanchett]] as American [[Katharine Hepburn]], English [[Jude Law]] as Tasmanian [[Errol Flynn]], English [[Kate Beckinsale]] as American [[Ava Gardner]], English [[Ian Holm]] as ambiguously Western European Professor Fritz... |
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* [[Name's the Same]]/[[Similarly Named Works]]: This film has no connection with the 1985 Christopher Reeve film also titled ''The Aviator''. |
* [[Name's the Same]]/[[Similarly Named Works]]: This film has no connection with the 1985 Christopher Reeve film also titled ''The Aviator''. |
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* [[Romance on the Set]]: This film depicts [[Katharine Hepburn]] and Spencer Tracy hooking up on a movie set while she's still in a relationship with Howard; in reality, she and Howard had already broken up. See also [[Rule of Drama]]. |
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Latest revision as of 12:47, 30 January 2015
- Dawson Casting: Gwen Stefani plays Jean Harlow, who was 19 at the time the film shows her (she never even lived to be 34, Gwen's age during filming).
- Dyeing for Your Art: Kate Beckinsale gained a whopping 20 pounds to play Ava Gardner.
- Fake Nationality: Australian Cate Blanchett as American Katharine Hepburn, English Jude Law as Tasmanian Errol Flynn, English Kate Beckinsale as American Ava Gardner, English Ian Holm as ambiguously Western European Professor Fritz...
- Name's the Same/Similarly Named Works: This film has no connection with the 1985 Christopher Reeve film also titled The Aviator.
- Romance on the Set: This film depicts Katharine Hepburn and Spencer Tracy hooking up on a movie set while she's still in a relationship with Howard; in reality, she and Howard had already broken up. See also Rule of Drama.