Trainwreck
We All Know One.
Country
Production
Budget
$35 000 000
Box office
$140 795 793
Website
Director
Actors
Scenario
Producer
Barry Mendel, Judd Apatow, David B. Householter
Camera operator
Composer
Artist
Kevin Thompson, Alexios Chrysikos
Audition
Editing
William Kerr, Paul Zucker
Whole Team (206)
Whole Team (206)
Short description
Having thought that monogamy was never possible, a commitment-phobic career woman may have to face her fears when she meets a good guy.
What's left behind the scenes
- When Norman Lloyd and Judd Apatow met for lunch to discuss Lloyd's role, Apatow was very surprised that the then 99-year-old actor had driven himself to the meeting. Later, Apatow was even more amazed by the actor's independence—he flew to New York and made his way to the set entirely on his own, without any assistance. Furthermore, the actor never demanded special treatment and didn't even require breaks during filming.
- Bill Hader lost 9 kilograms for his role.
- As Amy and Stephen walk to the cinema, the marquee displays actual Indian films: "Ballet 422" (2014), "Hank and Asha" (2013), "Stay Alone" (2014), "Love in Time of Monsters" (2014), and "Precisely at 3 o'clock" (1987).
- Chris Rock was on set during the scenes with LeBron James and came up with several lines for James that ultimately made it into the movie.
- Before Amy tries to use the trampoline, she changes her high-heeled shoes for flat-soled boots. However, once she is on the mat, she is wearing high heels again.
- Chris Rock was on set when scenes with LeBron James were being filmed, and he came up with several lines for James that ultimately made it into the movie.
- All scenes with LeBron James were filmed in one week.
- The role in the film could have gone to Barkhad Abdi, but in the end, LeBron James was cast instead.
- On July 23, 2015, during a screening of the film in Lafayette, Louisiana, a 59-year-old man killed two people and wounded nine others before shooting himself.
- Aaron's first kiss story is actually the real story of Bill Hader's first kiss.
- At the time of filming, Norman Lloyd, who played a supporting role, was 100 years old. Lloyd stated that most of his lines were improvised and that this was the first time in his career that he had improvised on set.
- The idea for the film was discussed with Judd Apatow for two years, while the script itself was written in a month and a half.
- When Norman Lloyd and Judd Apatow met for lunch to discuss the role of Lloyd, Apatow was very surprised that the 99-year-old actor had driven to the meeting on his own. Later, Apatow was even more impressed by the actor's independence – he flew to New York alone, without any assistance, and got to the set. The actor also never demanded special treatment and, moreover, didn’t even require breaks during filming.
- When Amy and Steven walk toward the cinema, its billboard lists real Indian films: 'Ballet 422' (2014), 'Hank and Asha' (2013), 'Stay Alone' (2014), 'Love During Monsters' (2014), and 'Exactly at 3 O'Clock' (1987).
- The characters talk about seeing Billy Joel with Elton John in New York at Shea Stadium. They never actually performed there together.
- All of LeBron James' scenes were filmed in one week.
- Judd Apatow invited Amy Schumer to work on the project after seeing her interview on the Howard Stern show. Judd liked the ease and humor with which she spoke about her father's illness.
- Judd Apatow offered Amy Beth Schumer to work on this project after seeing her interview on Howard Stern's show. Judd liked how easily and humorously she spoke about her father's illness.
- Norman Lloyd, who played a supporting role, was 100 years old at the time of filming. Lloyd said that most of his lines were improvised, and that this was the first time in his career that he had improvised on set.
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