Trivia: Ryan Gosling only has 17 lines of dialogue in the entire film.
Trivia: Gary's car "The Beast" is the same car that was used in the video for Mint Royale's "Blue Song", which was also directed by Edgar Wright (director of The World's End) and starred Michael Smiley and Nick Frost, who appear in this movie.
Trivia: During production, Sylvester Stallone suffered a gash in his right foot whilst filming a fight scene. The injury required 70 stitches.
Trivia: The first entirely English-language film made by acclaimed South Korean director Park Chan-Wook.
Trivia: When Flint Lockwood's Party-in-a-Box goes off during an Inventor Presentation, two Wilhelm Screams can be heard.
Trivia: Netflix uses the International Theatrical Version of the film (which they tend to do a lot), that cuts a few jokes or changes some scenes from the US Theatrical Version. For example, instead of Tony Montana from "Scarface" in Ron's eyes, it's Frank Dux (Jean-Claude Van Damme) from "Bloodsport", which is also a mistake since the film came out in 1988.
Trivia: In May 2024, OpenAI had a voice named Sky that sounded strikingly similar to Scarlett Johansson. OpenAI claimed that the voice of Sky was provided by a different actress, whose identity they did not reveal.
Trivia: Sylvester Stallone was about to hit some meat in an abattoir. This is part of how his character Rocky Balboa trained in the original Rocky. (00:47:00)
Trivia: The film crew was using a car they were not familiar with, and it would give a certain beep sound when it was low on fuel. They didn't know why the car was making the sound for the longest time, and it frustrated the crew and actors. Tom Hardy reacted to the beep during one of the phone calls with a curse and slamming the wheel when the beep interrupted him, but they decided to keep the reaction in the movie and make it where he was interrupted by another incoming call. Clever editing.
Trivia: Final film of famed production designer Allan Cameron. Cameron got his start on television, and went on to be well-known for his work in sci-fi, action and fantasy films, such as 1999's "The Mummy," "Starship Troopers," "Willow" and "Highlander." He sadly passed away a few years after the film's release.
Trivia: The opening scene was supposed to be a reference to "Saturday Night Fever", but the production could not afford the proper soundtrack, and thus, Bill "strutting" down the street for a prolonged period now lacks any frame of reference.
Trivia: Ben Kingsley's Maori facial tattoos took about an hour to apply for the character Mazer Rackham.
Trivia: In the batcave, the batmobile lifted by Bruce is the design from Tim Burton's Batman and Batman Returns films.