Ingrid Bergman didn't know her character's romantic fate until the premiere, making her performance genuinely emotional.
The famous horse head scene used an actual horse head from a dog food company—truly cinematic magic!
To achieve Scarlett O'Hara's curls, Vivien Leigh wore a wig with 56 hairpins! Ouch.
The briefcase's contents remain a mystery, leaving it to the viewer's imagination. What do you think is inside?
The lightsabers' iconic hum is the sound of TV interference, captured ingeniously by sound designer Ben Burtt.
The famous shower scene took seven days to shoot with 78 different camera angles—Alfred Hitchcock's genius at work!
Author Stephen King sold the film rights for just $5,000—an incredible bargain!
The yellow brick road was painted with a special shade for the new Technicolor cameras.
The "Bullet Time" effect used multiple cameras and CGI, revolutionizing action sequences.
To maintain a somber mood on set, Spielberg discouraged laughter during filming.