Erin Brockovich: Real George, kids, and little-known factsx

Julia Roberts nailed her part in Erin Brockovich. It’s based on the true tale of Erin Brockovich, a single mother who sued a large corporation over water pollution, and Roberts brings her to life in a way that feels authentic and inspiring.

And, while Erin Brockovich is a masterpiece, it is not without its quirks and behind-the-scenes entertainment! Here are some humorous facts, blunders, and hidden truths about the film that you might not be aware of:

The real Erin Brockovich’s cameo

One of the best small surprises in Erin Brockovich is the waitress at the opening of the film—and she’s no ordinary actress. It’s the genuine Erin Brockovich! When Julia Roberts and her children visit a snack restaurant, the actual Erin appears as a blonde server

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