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1997 | Cindy
Jeanne Tripplehorn was uncomfortable filming a scene in which her character literally stumbles onto a dead body. Initially the scene was planned to be much gorier than the finished product.
According to Christine Vachon, the production company Killer Films gets its name from this film.
Reportedly the filming of Office Killer (1997) was "not a happy experience" for Cindy Sherman, which may be why it is her only narrative fiction feature-length film.
"Dorine Douglas: You may think that once dead people are dead that that is the end of them. Not so. They leave memories, which are very much like dead people living inside of you."
"[first lines] Dorine Douglas: [reading] At Constant Consumer Magazine there is but one constant rule: get the job done. This can be hazardous, however, when the laws of economics effect our workplace and threaten to downsize us. For those of you who cannot keep pace with such changes, be forewarned: you will be terminated."
