Question 1

Why did the director choose the specific grocery store for filming in Go?

Accepted Answer

Director Doug Liman selected the store for its 'run-down, big city' quality, but the owners used the filming payment to repaint and repair it, forcing producers to restore its original look.

Question 2

What unusual production schedule did writer John August recall about making Go?

Accepted Answer

John August remembered working from 8pm to 8am for 25 consecutive days while making the film, which is largely set at night.

Question 3

How did Timothy Olyphant convince the director to keep Todd's neck tattoo in the film?

Accepted Answer

Olyphant thought his character Todd needed a neck tattoo, so he showed up with a temporary flaming dice tattoo that director Doug Liman ended up liking and keeping in the movie.

Question 4

What specific line convinced Sarah Polley to take her role in Go?

Accepted Answer

Sarah Polley said she only took the role because she loved the line in the opening scene: '...and look how far it got you.'

Question 5

Which festivals and awards recognized Go after its release?

Accepted Answer

Go was featured at the Karlovy Vary International Film Festival in 1999 and received recognition from the National Board of Review in 1999 and Independent Spirit Awards in 2000.

Question 6

Why did the director choose the supermarket location for filming, and what unexpected issue arose?

Accepted Answer

Director Doug Liman picked the grocery store for its 'run-down, big city' quality, but after producers paid the owner, they repainted it for a 'Hollywood' look, forcing a crew to restore it to its original appearance.

Question 7

What was John August's main memory of the film's production schedule?

Accepted Answer

John August recalled being up from 8pm to 8am for 25 straight days while making the film, which is largely set at night.

Question 8

How did Timothy Olyphant convince the director to keep a neck tattoo for his character Todd?

Accepted Answer

Timothy Olyphant thought Todd needed a neck tattoo, but director Doug Liman initially opposed it as too sinister. Olyphant showed up with a temporary flaming dice tattoo, which Liman ended up liking and kept in the movie.

Question 9

What line convinced Sarah Polley to take her role in the film?

Accepted Answer

Sarah Polley said she only took the role because she loved the line in the opening scene: '...and look how far it got you.'

Question 10

Which festivals and awards recognized the film 'Go'?

Accepted Answer

The film was featured at the Karlovy Vary International Film Festival in 1999 and received awards from the National Board of Review in 1999 and the Independent Spirit Awards in 2000.

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