Esmeralda has a slightly bigger role in the ballet. Instead of being a reclusive neighborhood crazy, she's the wife of the local preacher, Reverend Judas Evercreech, and she has two children (Gabriel and Marilyn-Ann Evercreech, a pair of stereotypical goths who hang out with Kim and her friends). Though she's just as nuts as in the movie, she's not as reclusive, and is seen mingling with the women of the neighborhood a lot more.
Kim:
Snuggle in, sweetie. It's cold out there.
Granddaughter:
Why is it snowing, Grandma? Where does it come from?
Kim:
Oh, that's a long story, sweetheart...
When Peg leaves Edward to answer the phone after she gives him the clothes, she (obviously) leaves the room. Just as she is about to walk back into the room, white cue tape placed right where Peg stands is visible.
The film title closes together like a pair of scissors, and the opening credits are all scissor-shaped.
In order to secure a 10 certificate in Norway, about 26 seconds of violence was removed from the fight at the end.
English
$20,000,000 (estimated)
$159,622 9 December 1990
$56,362,352
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