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Fun Facts: Rob Reiner offered Mandy Patinkin any role he wanted in The Princess Bride. Patinkin chose Inigo partly because his own father died a few years before filming, and for motivation he would tell himself that if he caught the six-fingered man, his own father would come back. Patinkin said that when he stabbed Count Rugen as Inigo, it felt like he was killing the cancer that killed his father, and "for a moment, he was alive. And my fairy tale came true."

Fun Facts: The Princess Bride grossed only $30.8 million domestically, and didn't become wildly popular until the VCR came out.

Fun Facts: Robin Wright is originally from Texas but barely needed any dialect coaching for Buttercup's English accent. Her father is British.

Fun Facts: Director Rob Reiner auditioned over 500 women for the role of Buttercup, including Courtney Cox, Meg Ryan, Uma Thurman, and Whoopie Goldberg.

Fun Facts: Peter Falk, who plays The Grandfather, originally thought he looked too young for the part. He was 60 years old at the time. Falk insisted they try prosthetics to age him, but ultimately decided against them.

Fun Facts: The Princess Bride was almost made into a movie in the '70s, and a then-unknown Arnold Schwarzenegger was seriously considered to play Fezzik.
By the time the movie was actually made, Schwarzenegger was too expensive to hire.

Fun Facts: Before William Goldman wrote The Princess Bride, he asked his two daughters what he should write about. One said "a princess" and the other said "a bride," and the title was born.

Fun Facts: Mark Knopfler, of Dire Straits, wrote the music for The Princess Bride.
Knopfler only agreed to take the job when Reiner agreed to put a reference to Spinal Tap in the film. You can see the hat Reiner wore during filming for Spinal Tap hanging in The Grandson's room.

Tooting thread of 43 Inconceivable Facts About "The Princess Bride" You Probably Never Knew by Keely Flaherty, Buzzfeed staff

Has anyone tried the Impossible Breakfast Sandwich at Starbucks?

Ummm, trump just said "it was a horrible attack" in reference to the explosions in Beirut. smh

Does anyone else have their saying 'online inactive' ?

Pet peeve - You see something you want from an ad, go to the web sale and the item you want isn't even there at all.

Watched a lady walk around the store with her mask down around her neck. Employees ignored her and didn't say anything. So I did. I said Ma'am can you please put your mask on? She went to put it on and then she decided her name was Karen and decided to scream that it wasn't any of my business and she has asthma. Plenty of people came over to the screaming but no one backed me up. I asked her one more time and then walked away while she continued to rant. I'm so disappointed in people right now.

Whew! 🤪 After much research for all things COVID-19, I just finished writing procedures for working as a makeup artist in the film industry. It's 9 pages long!

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