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" It&amp;#039;s not easy to make a movie\u2014so many tiny details that need to come together at the perfect time to create one huge, elaborate production. How does something like The Lord of the Rings or Star Wars even get made? All of this planning and time can be completely derailed by, say, an actor who just can&amp;#039;t enunciate\u00A0a rather complex phrase. In the second trailer for Hail, Caesar!, Ralph Fiennes is trying to instruct his leading man Alden Ehrenreich in saying the line &amp;quot;Would that it were so simple&amp;quot; (which I figured out on a third viewing of the trailer). It&amp;#039;s really not so simple especially with that southern drawl. The mispronunciation makes for a great two minutes of comedy in the Coen brothers&amp;#039; upcoming film about the golden age of cinema. And if this gives you literally no idea what the movie is about, the first trailer should clear things up a little bit.\u00A0As we know, Hollywood loves nothing more than Hollywood. In two of the last four Oscars, movies about Hollywood have won best picture\u2014Birdman and The Artist. If the trend continues, we can expect all the &amp;quot;Would that it were so simple&amp;quot; jokes to be rolled out during the Oscars opening monologue next year. It&amp;#039;ll be the next: &amp;quot;Not quite my tempo.&amp;quot;        "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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