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During Ellen Burstyn's monologue in Requiem of a Dream about how it feels to be old, Matthew Libatique accidentally let the camera drift off-target. The reason was because he had been crying during the take and fogged up the camera's eyepiece. This was the take used in the final print.
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While shooting the red dress monologue from Requiem for a Dream, Aronofsky noticed the camera had moved, cutting Burstyn from some frames. He went to question the cinematographer, Matthew Libatique, discovered that Libatique was crying, causing the lens to fog. This take was in the final movie.
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Dave Chappelle turned down the role of Bubba in Forrest Gump, James Carter in Rush Hour (played by Chris Tucker), and Tyrone from Requiem for a Dream (played by Marlon Wayans)
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Requiem for a Dream" directer Darren Aronofsky also directed a series of disturbing anti-meth ads.
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Just like in the the book, Darren Aronofsky wanted a comedian for the part of Tyrone in Requiem for a Dream. His first pick was Dave Chapelle ...who turned down the role.
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Darren Aronofsky begged Dave Chappelle to play Marlon Wayans' role in Requiem for a Dream.
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Keith David (of "John Carpenter's The Thing", "Requiem For a Dream", "Roadhouse", "They Live", and dozens of other amazing movies), had his first big break on Mister Rogers neighborhood.
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The "ass-to-ass" guy from Requiem for a Dream plays the same character in Black Swan
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During Ellen Burstyn's monologue in Requiem of a Dream about how it feels to be old, Matthew Libatique accidentally let the camera drift off-target. The reason was because he had been crying during the take and fogged up the camera's eyepiece. This was the take used in the final print.
