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5 Facts About 2014 Alan Rickman Directed Film 'A Little Chaos' starring Matthias Schoenaerts and Kate Winslet



A LITTLE CHAOS (2014)​
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Directed by Alan Rickman.
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​Rival artists fall in love while working on a gardening project for King Louis XIV's Versailles palace. 
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​5. This is Alan Rickman’s second film as director, his first being The Winter Guest (1997).

4. Two weeks into filming Kate Winslet announced that she was 3 months pregnant.

3. Despite being set in France, the film was completely shot in the UK, with Blenheim Palace, Waddesdon Manor, Hampton Court Palace and others masquerading as French estates.

2. Writer Alison Deegan is dyslexic and Rickman claims the script arrived at 180 pages long with virtually no punctuation.
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1. Rickman had wanted to do more directing sooner, but claims Harry Potter got in the way. Speaking to Variety he explained ‘when I said yes to doing that in, I think 2000, there were only three books and I didn’t know if I’d be in the fourth. You can’t direct a film unless you’ve got a year or more of your life, and I would spend several weeks a year on those’.

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