Charles Boyer did not say, “Come with me to the Casbah” in any movie.
Many people have supposed incorrectly that he said it in Algiers (1938), where he played the French ne’er-do-well Pepe Le Moko living in the Casbah.
Boyer said his press agent made it up.
Vincent Gardenia played gangster “Dutch” Schultz in Mad Dog Coll (1961).
Isabella Rossellini was married to director Martin Scorsese from 1979 to 1982. Afterward, she became the companion of director David Lynch.
The brand that Tom Dunson (John Wayne) draws at the end of Red River (1948) was a river with a D on the top and an M on the bottom. The D is for Dunson, the M is for Matthew Garth (Montgomery Clift). Dunson tells Garth, “You’ve earned it.”
The University of Oregon, Eugene, was used as the location for the movie Animal House.
Fahrenheit 451 (1967) is Francois Truffaut’s only film in English.
In 1970, Lillian Gish received a special Oscar for her cumulative work, then spanning nearly sixty years. She began making films in 1912; in 1987, she appeared in The Whales of August.