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"  Vulture offers up a series of genius &amp;quot;micro oral histories&amp;quot; this week \u2014 try and read the story behind Six Feet Under&amp;#039;s final scene without weeping, I dare you \u2014 and the best one examines the seminal party scene from Clueless. Cher Horowitz didn&amp;#039;t go all the way into the Valley to be ignored, damnit.  1. Tai didn&amp;#039;t actually get hit in the head with a clog. Well, she did, numerous times actually \u2014 but none made the final edit. Clueless director Amy Heckerling explains: &amp;quot;Well, we did the take a few times with a clog flying off and we also had a foam rubber clog that we made, and we hit Brittany in the head a few times with it. But when I cut it all together, the motion of the clog coming off the girl&amp;#039;s foot and flying into Tai \u2014 it was all too slow. It happened so fast that you didn&amp;#039;t really see it. So we had to animate it slower and have a fake clog. I think it was drawn in.&amp;quot; 2. And in other completely crazy facts, &amp;quot;Rollin&amp;#039; with the Homies&amp;quot; was not the original song choice: &amp;quot;I liked Coolio for that part of the movie because I wanted something that involved hand movements or movements that everybody would be doing together that could mess up Tai. The song that I was originally thinking about when I was writing it was &amp;#039;Slide, slide, slippety slide&amp;#039; (from Coolio&amp;#039;s [album] Fantastic Voyage)&amp;quot; 3. Those cool &amp;#039;90s teens in the background weren&amp;#039;t even smoking for real. Posers! Says Breckin Meyer, who played Travis: &amp;quot;Party scenes are always weird because you have the fake smoke being blown in, you have a ton of background people smoking fake cigarettes, which, oddly enough, smell weirder than real cigarettes. I remember that distinctly, having a headache from all the smoke/fake smoke.&amp;quot; 4. But some of those extras found true love all the same. This is adorable, per Heckerling: &amp;quot;Me and the [assistant directors] were saying that if any of the extras wanted to play a couple in the swimming pool that would be making out, they would get extra money for that because they would be wet. So, you know, a couple of people volunteered: a cute guy and a cute girl. And I thought, well, they&amp;#039;ll make a nice couple. So we asked them if they wanted to do it, and they looked at each other and thought, &amp;quot;Yeah, okay.&amp;quot; Years later, I was walking down Melrose and I hear some people going, &amp;quot;Amy! Amy!&amp;quot; And I turn around, and it was them. They met that night. They&amp;#039;re engaged. She shows me the ring that&amp;#039;s been in his family \u2026 They became a couple, and when I met them on the street, they were engaged. I don&amp;#039;t know how that marriage worked out, but it was really sweet.&amp;quot; 5. And TARA REID was there. Of course she was. Donald Faison remembers: &amp;quot;I remember falling asleep, and being woken up by Tara Reid, who was not in the movie but just came by the set to hang out. Which was really odd. I went to high school with Tara Reid so when she woke me up, it was kinda like, &amp;quot;Yo, what are you doing here?&amp;quot; Follow Alex on Twitter. Photo credit: kissthemgoodbye.net "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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