FUN FACT: This scene was actually the hardest to shoot when this film was being made. This particular Garden was shot right by an airport in San Francisco that interfered with the production's sound system. Every 15-45 seconds, a plane would go overhead taking off. It literally took over 30 takes for every single shot. Anne and Julie would do a few lines at a time, stop, wait for the plane to take off, and then do it again. Also there were moments the planes came right away so they would even have to speak the lines fast. Throw them off but they would laugh in between takes. Such a process. Because they were such great sports, the film's late and great director Garry Marshall gave both of them special awards for BEST ACTING OVER AIRPLACE INFEREENCE. If you watch the Blooper reels of the film, you'll see how it all went down..... listen for Anne's laugh / shrieking in it!! LIFE OF HOLLYWOOD!!!
And THAT is the curse of filming in the San Francisco BAY AREA!!! hahahahaha. I've worked on HUNDREDS of movies shot here and it's a nightmare. We have the flight paths from San Francisco International Airport, OAKLAND airport, San Jose Airport and almost a dozen Small regional airports all over the area. The plane traffic here is INSANE. Waiting for roaring aircraft to pass overhead always adds about 40% of the filming time if you film on location in the San Francisco Bay Area.
My expectations in life is to be invisible, and I’m good at it!!! Who felt that one I know I did Mia Termopolis was and will always be my idol GO MIA!!!!!!
RESPECT to the servant who came to Mia’s defense and explained her meaning of “Shut up!” to Queen Clarice so there wouldn’t be a misunderstanding. He doesn’t know her, yet he defended Mia anyways even though he didn’t have to. That servant is a real man right there.
1:28 She forgot about one other law; Mia can't be queen unless she gets married. Perhaps it would have been better for Mia, if she refused to become a princess
At the point of the first movie, no other legitimate heir to the throne was known, so queen Clarisse probably didn't expect the parliament to enforce that rule on mia. But after nicholas's appearance, it was certain someone was threatening Mia's claim to the throne so she had to marry to strengthen her claim.
She was 17 years old. and yes, it was her motion picture debut. Her previous experience was on a tv show called "Get Real" but this was her first feature film.
The reason he died is unknown, but, in the book, he did survive what would have killed him, which was testicular cancer, in the movie, he wasn't so fortunate to survive it.
Mia's grandma the queen never lie, because it's true that her loving father died, Mia is a princess to rule Genovia and that's their law. That make sense and Mia refused her then she ran off her royal residence.
@@Trigun_Stampede I don't think it would be that simple for me. I have no desire for power which ironically according to my beliefs makes me qualified to take a position of leadership. I believe those who love power don't deserve it as they can be easily corruptible. I would prefer the life of a peasant king, living a common life while still governing the affairs of the kingdom. Palaces, fancy food and clothes are cool and all but I don't really want them for myself
It’s so surrealistic that we now have a version of this situation in real life via Harry and Meghan’s daughter, Princess Lilibet of Sussex. Wild timeline.
Hopefully, Lilibet won't have to be contacted. That would mean everybody in William and Kate's family had died, leaving Harry and Lilibet next in line.
So right after Mia’s grandmother reveals she’s a princess, she immediately refers to her as “Queen Clarice” which doesn’t quite make sense to go from grandma one minute to Queen Clarice the next minute using formal etiquette
Hubieran estado en ésa película El Diario de la princesa los demás actores como Ana Patricia Rojo (Sofía Montalvo) César Evora (Dionisio Ferrer) Enrique Lizalde (Nuncio Apostólico) Gustavo Rojo (Néstor Videgaray) Héctor Sáez (Oswaldo Becerra) Ignacio López Tarso (Jardinero) Leticia Calderón (Isadora González) Ricardo Blume (Capellan del Colegio) Rogelio Guerra (Gonzalo Elizalde Linares/ Artemio Bravo)
Whats a man that holds your hand talks gentle to you doesn't call you a whore or sit you in a wooden chair for hours or follow you to the bathroom a real man
