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Worst Supporting Actor | 1997 | Marlon
Worst Supporting Actor | 1996 | Marlon
Worst Screenplay | 1997 | Ron
Worst Picture | 1997 | Edward R.
Worst Supporting Actor | 1997 | Val
Worst Director | 1997 | John
Best Score | 1997 | Gary
Best Makeup and Hairstyling | 1997 | Lance
Worst OnScreen Hairstyle | 1996 | Marlon
Budget 40,000,000 USD
Box Office Collection 49,627,779 USD
Marlon Brando wore a small radio receiver to help him remember his lines. Co-star David Thewlis claimed "He'd be in the middle of a scene and suddenly he'd be picking up police messages and Marlon would repeat, 'There's a robbery at Woolworths'."
According to rumor, after the studio fired original director Richard Stanley, he convinced the makeup crew to turn him into one of the background mutants, so he could keep tabs on the making of his dream project. He supposedly did not unmask himself until the wrap party.
According to David Thewlis, Marlon Brando described making the film as like trying to complete a crossword puzzle while falling down an elevator shaft.
When Val Kilmer encountered Richard Stanley during the wrap party, he apologised for costing the director his job. Marlon Brando later offered to compensate Stanley. To his regret, he didn't take it.
Richard Stanley had spent four years developing the project, only to be fired after four days.
"Edward Douglas: Are you a doctor? Montgomery: Well, I'm more of a vet."
"[On why Dr. Moreau left the U.S] Montgomery: Animal rights activists drove him out of the States. Got so bad you couldn't cage a rat without reading him his rights."
