13 Now-You-Know Facts (About Movies And Other Stuff)

Mona Lisa can wipe that smirk off her face.
13 Now-You-Know Facts (About Movies And Other Stuff)

Facts, by definition, are always interesting. They are a collection of data that describes some aspect of the world around us objectively. Facts can be backed up by research and evidence, making them a reliable source of information. However, facts can also be used to manipulate and mislead people. In the hands of a skilled politician or marketing executive, facts can be twisted to suit their own purposes. So it's important to be critical when consuming information and to question the motives of those who are presenting the facts. But even with all of that said, there's no denying that facts are always interesting. They give us a window into the world around us and help us to understand the complex systems that make up our Universe. Whether you love them or hate them, you can't deny that facts are always interesting.

Turns out, the icon of the art world owes that status to people trying to steal it. Here are more details about that, plus 12 other stories:

Hannibal Lecter

Hannibal Lecter was partly inspired by Anthony Hopkins' drama school teacher. His movement teacher Christopher Fettes had a cutting voice, and he would slice you to pieces. His analysis of what you were doing was so precise. So he made Lecter act the same way in Silence of the Lambs.

Source: SyFy

Mona Lisa only became famous when someone tried to steal it. Three Italians stole it from the Louvre in 1911 (even though it wasn't even the most famous painting in that part of the museum), and newspapers all over the world wrote about the heist -- which made the Mona Lisa

Source: NPR

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