Lovelace
The truth goes deeper than you think.
Country
Production
Genre
Budget
$10 000 000
Box office
$1 585 583
Director
Actors
Scenario
Andy Bellin
Producer
Heidi Jo Markel, Jim Young, Laura Rister, Jason Weinberg, Jason Weinberg, Peter Sarsgaard, Boaz Davidson, Avi Lerner, John Thompson, Trevor Short
Camera operator
Eric Alan Edwards
Composer
Stephen Trask
Artist
William Arnold
Audition
Kerry Barden, Paul Schnee
Editing
Short description
Story of Linda Lovelace, who is used and abused by the porn industry at the behest of her coercive husband, before taking control of her life.
What's left behind the scenes
- Olivia Wilde was originally slated to play the lead role, but left the project due to a busy schedule.
- During a party in 1970, Alvino Bishop's song "Fooled Around And Fell In Love" is playing on the radio. This song was not released until 1976.
- In a scene set in 1970, two characters discuss the film 'The French Connection', which was released in 1971.
- Olivia Wilde was set to play the lead role, but left the project due to a scheduling conflict.
- During a party in 1970, Alvin Bishop's song 'Fooled Around And Fell In Love' plays on the radio. This song was not released until 1976.
- Fruit popsicles on sticks were used as a substitute for a penis in simulated oral sex scenes.
- James Franco was offered the role of Chuck Traynor before it went to Peter Sarsgaard. Franco subsequently took on a cameo as Hugh Hefner.
- Kate Hudson and Lindsay Lohan were considered for the lead role.
- James Franco was offered the role of Chuck Traynor before Peter Sarsgaard was cast. Franco later took on an episodic role as Hugh Hefner.
- Demi Moore was initially cast as Gloria Steinem, but was forced to leave the project due to health issues. Mary-Louise Parker was considered as a replacement, but Sarah Jessica Parker was brought in instead, agreeing to the role a week before filming ended, though her scenes did not make the final cut.
- Demi Moore was cast as Gloria Steinem, but was forced to leave the project due to health issues. Mary-Louise Parker was considered as a replacement, but Sarah Jessica Parker was cast instead; she agreed to the role a week before filming ended, and her scenes never made it into the final cut of the movie.
- In a scene taking place in 1970, two characters discuss the film "The French Connection," which was released in 1971.
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