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Best DVD Release | 2012
Budget 15,000,000 USD
Box Office Collection 4,627,375 USD
In the late 1970s, NBC had plans to bring the novel to television as one of the multi-part mini-series popular at the time. Ayn Rand wanted Farrah Fawcett to star, but the project never materialized.
The first time Dagny Taggart is in her apartment, as she's clicking on the television, a computer monitor on the left has a black and white photo of Ayn Rand, the author of the source book.
The entire cast was replaced for the sequel Atlas Shrugged II: The Strike (2012).
According to Variety, The Godfather (1972) producer Albert S. Ruddy spent years trying to bring the novel to the big screen, attracting the interest of Clint Eastwood, Robert Redford and Faye Dunaway along the way.
Paul Johansson replaced Stephen Polk as director nine days before filming was scheduled to begin.
"Ellis Wyatt: Who the hell are you? John Galt: My name is John Galt. I live in a place we call Atlantis, and I think you'd fit in there. It's a place where heroes live; where those who *want* to be heroes live. The government we have there respects each of us as individuals and as producers. Actually, beyond a few courthouses there isn't much government at all. Bottom line, Mr Wyatt; if you're weary of a government that refuses to limit its power over you, if you're ready at this moment to claim the moral right to your own life, then we should leave, and I'll take you there. I'll take you to Atlantis."
"Henry Rearden: What is your purpose in talking to me? Francisco D'Anconia: Let's just say it is to give you the words you will need for the time you will need them."
