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11 cool details you might not have known about 'A Quiet Place'

Jacob SarkisianMay 22, 2021, 17:02 IST

Emily Blunt and John Krasinski star in "A Quiet Place."Paramount Pictures

  • "A Quiet Place II" releases in theaters on May 28.
  • The first movie is packed full of cool details and behind the scenes facts.
  • The details include a reference to "The Office," a New York City lockdown, and untouched chips.
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John Krasinski decorated the Abbotts' house with his real family photos

John Krasinski and Emily Blunt are real life husband and wife. Paramount Pictures

The red lights emit a small high-pitched sound to distract the creatures

The red lights serve multiple purposes. Paramount Pictures
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Chips, nuts, and certain drugs are left untouched in the supermarket

Certain foods go untouched in "A Quiet Place" because they'd be way too loud to eat. Paramount Pictures

The creatures don't actually eat humans

The creatures remain pretty mysterious. Paramount Pictures
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There's a reference to 'The Office' when Lee and Evelyn dance

John Krasinski rose to fame as Jim in "The Office.' Paramount Pictures

It was Millicent Simmonds' idea for her character to sign 'I have always loved you'

Millicent Simmonds is deaf in real life. Paramount Pictures
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The baby in the box was a real baby

John Krasinski said shooting this scene was "intense." Paramount Pictures

The bathtub scene was done in one take

Emily Blunt won a SAG award for her performance in the movie. Paramount Pictures
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They use soft pieces to play monopoly, but the dice are hard

The Abbott family play monopoly in their downtime. Paramount Pictures

They had to get permission from the New York Post to use the 'It's Sound!' headline

John Krasinski had to get permission from The New York Post itself. Paramount Pictures
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New York apparently went into lockdown at some point during the initial alien invasion

How the alien invasion started is still largely a mystery. Paramount Pictures
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