Nope
What’s a bad miracle?
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Budget
$68 000 000
Box office
$171 235 592
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Director
Actors
Scenario
Producer
Jordan Peele, Ian Cooper, Robert Graf, Win Rosenfeld
Camera operator
Composer
Artist
Ruth de Jong, Jake Cavallo
Audition
Editing
Nicholas Monsour, Kate Kelly
Whole Team (98)
Whole Team (98)
Short description
Residents in a lonely gulch of inland California bear witness to an uncanny, chilling discovery.
What's left behind the scenes
- The scene in which Emerald, played by Keke Palmer, delivers a speech on the set about her family history was filmed 14 times. According to director and screenwriter Jordan Peele, the scene came out differently in every take.
- The first horror film shot with IMAX cameras.
- The main role was offered to Jesse Plemons, but he had to decline due to filming "Killers of the Flower Moon".
- The footage of the rider on horseback, who, according to Ojay, is one of his and Emerald’s ancestors, is a series of animated photographs from 1878. The series is called "Sally Gardner at Gallop." Sally Gardner is the name of the horse. The riders were named S. Marvin and J. Domm. They could well have been African American, as Emerald claims.
- The lead role was offered to Jesse Plemons, but he had to decline due to filming for the movie "Killers of the Flower Moon."
- The footage of the rider in the saddle, who, according to Ojei, is one of Emerald's ancestors, is a series of animated photographs from 1878. The series is titled 'Sallie Gardner at Gallop.' Sallie Gardner is the name of the horse. The riders were S. Marvin and J. Domm. They could very well have been Black, as Emerald claims.
- The scene in which Emerald, played by Keke Palmer, delivers a speech about her family history on set was filmed 14 times. According to director and screenwriter Jordan Peele, the scene turned out differently in every take.
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