Screenwriters Neil Gaiman and Roger Avary began writing the script in May 1997.
- Paramount Pictures hired Knott's Berry Farm in Orange County, California, to produce a walk-through maze based on the new "Beowulf" movie for its 35th Annual Halloween Haunt, held every October at the theme park. Sony Pictures The Grudge 2 (2006) was the only previous maze produced at the Haunt by a major movie studio.
- According Ray Winstone, he and his fellow cast spent days filming in blue skintight suit, "showing up all your lumps and bumps in all the wrong places. Which can be hard when you're standing in front of Angelina, who looks stunning in hers."
- According to visual effects supervisor Jerome Chen, close to 300 cameras were used, compared with 64 to 72 for The Polar Express (2004).
- In some areas, Release prints were delivered to theaters with the fake 'Sally'.
- In some areas, release prints were delivered to theaters with the fake title 'Epic'.
- Most of the time when Grendel is talking in the movie, he is not speaking English but Anglo-Saxon, the language in which the original Beowulf-epic was written in.
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