Grand Canyon (1991 Film) - Production

Production

  • The footage of the Los Angeles Lakers game in the film was shot before anybody knew Lakers guard Earvin "Magic" Johnson had the AIDS virus. Critic Rita Kempley, in discussing the film, pointed to this scene as proof that "... the filmmaker and his team ha truly caught society on the verge."
  • The character Davis is based on aggressive action film producer Joel Silver.

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