The Thomas Crown Affair - videos, teasers and stills from filming
All videos, teasers and footage from the filming of the film "The Thomas Crown Affair"
The Thomas Crown Affair (1999)
Timing:
1:53 (113 min)
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What's left behind the scenes
- Faye Dunaway, who plays the psychologist in the film, played the role of a detective in the 1968 original.
- Rene Russo filmed a nude scene for the first time in her acting career.
- When viewers first see Thomas Crown's bedroom on screen, a black and white autographed photograph of the famous supermodel Cindy Crawford can be seen on the dresser with a mirror.
- The film suggests that insurance agents photograph the edges of paintings hidden behind the frames to prevent forgery. This explanation is quite far from the truth. No reputable museum would ever hide even the smallest piece of such famous paintings from visitors.
- One of the clauses in Pierce Brosnan's contract for the role of James Bond stipulated that the actor was not allowed to wear a tuxedo while filming any movies not related to the Bond franchise. In 'The Heist,' Brosnan's character dances at a ball. However, upon closer inspection, we can see that the top button of his shirt is undone and his white bow tie is not tied. This was done specifically to avoid a huge penalty. Formally, this appearance is not formal wear, and therefore, technically, Pierce's character is not wearing a tuxedo.
- One of the final scenes (with a countless number of men in bowlers carrying briefcases) is very similar to a scene from the film 'The Cook, the Thief, His Wife & Her Lover' (1989), in which Pierce Brosnan also participated. However, in that film, the men were wearing Hawaiian shirts and straw hats.
- The fire safety system shown in the film differs significantly from the systems actually used in real art museums.
- Faye Dunaway, who plays the psychologist in the film, played the role of a detective in the original 1968 film.
- Rene Russo performed in a nude scene for the first time in her acting career.
- This film is the first of two remakes by John McTiernan based on the original films by director Norman Jewison. The second film was "Rollerball" (2002).
- One of the last scenes (with a countless number of men in helmets with briefcases) is very similar to a scene from the painting “The Looting” (1989), in which Pierce Brosnan also participated. However, in that painting, the men were dressed in Hawaiian shirts and wore straw hats.
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