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Love | Sex Addiction
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Most Performed Songs from Motion Pictures | 1996 | Bryan
1996 | Michael
Best International Actor | 1995 | Johnny
Best Music Original Song | 1996 | Michael
Best Original Song Motion Picture | 1996 | Michael
Best Original Score Motion Picture | 1996 | Michael
Best Song Written Specifically for a Motion Picture or for Television | 1996 | Bryan
Budget 25,000,000 USD
Box Office Collection 68,792,531 USD
According to Johnny Depp in the Turner Classic Movies documentary on Marlon Brando, when he and Brando are sitting at the table talking about the inconsistencies in DeMarco's character, and DeMarco admits his father was from New York, Depp's lines were rewritten just before shooting the scene, so he had no time to prepare and memorize the lines. Brando talked to the director and cinematographer to find out where the cameras angles were. He then worked out a way in which he cut up Depp's lines in the script and pasted them to the cup of coffee in his hand, then held the cup in his hand in such a way that the camera would not pick up the pasted lines, and Depp could read them.
According to Johnny Depp, the hardest part about working with Marlon Brando was keeping a straight face.
Johnny Depp agreed to be in this movie on the condition that Marlon Brando was cast in the psychiatrist's role.
This was Selena's only movie role. This was released a week after she was murdered.
The picture that Dr. Jack Mickler looks at in his office is of a young Marlon Brando with his own father.
"Don Juan: There are only four questions of value in life, Don Octavio. What is sacred? Of what is the spirit made? What is worth living for, and what is worth dying for? The answer to each is the same: only love."
"Dr. Jack Michler: Sadly, I must report that the last patient I ever treated, the great lover Don Juan DeMarco, suffered from a romanticism which was completely incurable, and even worse, highly contagious."
