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► Curiosities
1. The film is more than 20 years old.
2. The film is based on a novel with the same name, written by Roald Dahl.
3. Normally, both in series and movies, when you have to work with babies, you usually look for them to be twins.
4. Mara Wilson from a very young age was a fan of the book.
5. Regrettably, the author died in 1990. He was responsible for creating great children's books.
6. The actor Danny DeVito, not only played the father of Matilda. But he also served as director, producer and narrator in this film.
7. Actress Bette Middler, who will surely remember her from "Hocus Pocus", was considered for the role of Matilda's mother.
8. The wrist Matilda slept with was made by Mara Wilson herself.
9. In the scene of the restaurant, to make as if the hat was really stuck, what they did was put under the clothes of the actor, a harness that reached up to his hat.
10. For the scene where the TV explodes, they really blew it up.
11. Mara Wilson, went through a hard loss during the production of the tape. Well, at that moment, his mother died of cancer.
12. To achieve the terrible appearance of Tronchatoro, the makeup team made the actress some modifications.
13. It is said that the actress Pam Ferris, who played Tronchatoro, continued to maintain her threatening image during the breaks.
14. For the scene where Tronchatoro turns poor Amanda, a harness was used to hold the girl.
15. I think we all remember the scary nail room. However, there was nothing to fear. Since the nails were actually made of rubber.
16. It was thought that Mariska Hargitay, known for her participation in "Law and Order," would play Miss Honey. But she rejected the role.
17. The huge cake that Bruce Bolaños eats was real. Although the truth is that very rarely ate it.
18. The honey teacher tells Matilda, that before she had a doll called "Lissy". This was a reference to Liccy Dahl.
19. When Miss honey, shows us a portrait of his father. The face we see, is actually the author Roald Dahl.
20. At the time of performing the dance scene, Mara Wilson felt very sorry to do so.
21. Not all were special effects the old way. Since there are some moments in which the CGI was used.
22. For the part where Matilda visits at night to Tronchatoro, they built a replica of the house inside the studio.
23. To Pam Ferris, we could see her years later in "Harry Potter and the Prisoner of Askaban". Playing the evil Aunt Marge.
24. To get the jar to rise in the air, a pole was placed on the bottom.
25. To get the chalk to write for itself, they put a magnet inside it. Then someone behind the board wrote the words backwards.
26. The actress Pam Ferris, suffered some injuries during the filming.
27. DeVito and Rhea Perlman often left Mara to stay at home, while her father worked.
28. The film managed to recreate in an excellent way several of the most outstanding facts of the book on which it is based. Although of course there are some differences.
29. The film did not achieve great success at the box office, but was well received by critics and the audience alike.
30. In 2013, the cast met to celebrate the seventeenth anniversary of the release of this film.