7. Stockard Channing and (*25*) Wiest make memorable turns as Sally and Gilly’s aunts Frances and Jet, with Channing recalling most of their conversations centered on the seems to be of their elder witches.

“I remember a makeup and hair test that didn’t work out because I wasn’t wearing much makeup,” Channing instructed Vulture. “We came up with the idea together: ballet makeup.” This meant black lipstick and lengthy, curly wigs, as a result of “the more eccentric it was,” Channing defined, “the more it worked.”

8. When it got here to France and Jet’s “timeless” wardrobe, Channing mentioned the costume designers took inspiration from Steve Nicks.

“We just went way out on a limb with the crazy fabrics and clothing,” she recalled. “That very female, feminine thing, lots of beads and jewelry.”

9. Channing lied about talking French with the intention to safe a free journey to Paris to dub the film for its launch in France. 

In hindsight, it was “one of the stupidest things I’ve ever done in my entire life,” Channing admitted to Vulture. “I’m sure the minute I left, they hired someone else to do it right. But I made a real horse’s ass of myself.”