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Cast:
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Crew:
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Filming Locations: (Now With Clickable Links To Location On Google Maps)
- Florida, USA
- Fort Myers, Florida, USA [Abandoned City Scene]
- Monroeville, Pennsylvania, USA [Elevator scenes]
- Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, USA
- Sanibel Island, Florida, USA [Abandoned City Scene]
- Wampum, Pennsylvania, USA [Wampum Mine, now Gateway Commerce Center]
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Tech Info:
- Budget:
- $3,500,000 (USA)
- Color Info:
- Color
- Sound Mix:
- Mono
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- Aspect Ratio:
- 1.85 : 1
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Quotes:
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Sarah: Maybe if we tried working together we could ease some of the tensions. We're all pulling in different directions.
John: That's the trouble with the world, Sarah darlin'. People got different ideas concernin' what they want out of life.
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Dr. Logan: They are us.
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Sarah: You're incapable of exciting me Steel except as an anthropological curiosity.
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Rhodes: You want me to salute that pile of walking pus? Salute my ass!
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John: I'll set us down. But I'll keep my seat and I'll keep the engine running. Now the first sign of trouble, I'm going up. You ain't on board when that happens, you're liable to have a lousy afternoon.
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Trivia:
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- George A. Romero had originally planned for all the zombies to perish in a massive explosion when they stumbled across explosive chemicals in the laboratory. Meanwhile, one of the crew members who had died during the attack was to have stayed dead and not come back as a zombie, thereby giving hope to the survivors.
- During a holiday break in filming, makeup artist Gregory Nicotero used the realistic and gruesome model of his own head (as seen in a laboratory scene in the film) to play a practical joke on his mother.
- Director George A. Romero makes a cameo as a zombie pushing a cart in the foreground during the final zombie feast, seen from the waist down and identified by his trademark plaid scarf wrapped around his waist.
- The book Dr. Logan gives to Bub is Stephen King's Salem's Lot
- The original script, for which George A. Romero couldn't get budget for, involved the scientists living over-ground in a fortress protected by electrified fences and the military living safely underground. It also involved a small army of trained zombies, and the conclusion to the trilogy more brutal than the current version.
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