Mind-Blowing Movie Plot Twists That Nobody Saw Coming

Primal Fear

In the final act of Primal Fear, the young and stuttering 19-year-old Aaron (Edward Norton) is not found guilty, but a gut-wrenching twist reveals that Aaron faked his alternate personality and his speech impediment. Even his defense attorney, Martin Vail (Richard Gere), fell for the deception, which left him shaken to the core. When Vail asked if there was ever a "Roy," Aaron replies that "there was never an 'Aaron.'"

The More You Know

Fantasia (1940) was originally a short called The Sorcerers Apprentice, but Walt Disney overspent on the score and decided to make it feature length film rather than waste money.
Director Steven Spielberg made his first film for a merit badge
In the first draft of the Back to the Future screenplay, the time machine wasn't a Delorean, it was a refrigerator.
Iron Man first appeared in the Marvel Comic “Tales of Suspense” in 1963.

Post originally appeared on Upbeat News.