30 Little-Known Facts About Movies and TV Shows
Movies and TV shows are a huge part of our lives, but there’s always more than meets the eye. From hidden production secrets to fascinating behind-the-scenes moments, the world of entertainment is full of surprises. Get ready to discover 30 unknown facts that will change the way you see your favorite movies and TV shows!
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Tara Strong’s baby cries caused studio woman’s unexpected lactation.
While recording crying sounds for her character, Dil Pickles, in Rugrats, Tara Strong’s performance was so realistic that it caused a woman in the studio to lactate.
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The Lion King made $2B (film), $3B (merch), $8B (Broadway).
Disney’s 1994 film The Lion King generated massive revenue across multiple platforms. The movie earned over $2 billion globally from box office and home media sales. Its Broadway stage adaptation grossed nearly $8 billion worldwide, making it the highest-grossing musical of all time. Additionally, merchandising sales contributed an estimated $3 billion to the franchise’s total earnings.
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Lisa Ann Walter’s twin sons share the same birthday as the twins in The Parent Trap.
Lisa Ann Walter, who played Chessy in The Parent Trap (1998), has identical twin sons born on October 11—the same birthday as the film’s twin characters, Annie and Hallie.
