('193964',' By the filming of this movie, Dee Snider was the only one of the  three musicians who testified before Congress that was still alive  to play himself in the film. John Denver had died in a plane crash  in 1997, and Frank Zappa died in 1993 of prostate cancer. Their  parts were both played by actors, while Snider played his own part.'),
('193965',' This is Jeff Schweikarts first short film, which was shot entirely  during his 5'),
('193966','hour a day commute to and from work in Hollywood.'),
('193967',' The first feature of Edward Underdown.'),
('193968',' Actress Martha Mansfield (qv) was shooting a scene for this film  when the period dress she was wearing caught fire. The flames were  extinguished and she was rushed to the hospital, but later died of  her burns.'),
('193969',' John Vernons last film.'),
('193970',' Director/writer David Worth (qv) says that he was hired, shipped  to Italy, and told to begin work on the film.... before he ever had  a script. He was reportedly shown a poster for the film and told to  make a film that would go with it.'),
('193971',' The Hindi'),
('193972','language film "The Warrior" was chosen by the British  Academy of Film and Television to represent the UK in the "Best  Foreign Language Film" category at the 2003 Oscars. The AMPAA took  the highly unusual step of rejecting the movie because although the  film had a British'),
('193973','born director (of Indian ancestry) and was  co'),
('193974','produced by three British companies, the film did not qualify as  British since "Hindi was not a language indigenous to the U.K." The  British Academy was forced to submit its second choice, the  Welsh'),
('193975','language, "Eldra". In an ironic twist, "The Warrior" went on  to win "Best British Film" at the British Academy Awards the  following year, although it lost "Best Non'),
('193976','English Film" to a film  from Spain.'),
('193977',' Three of the actresses from the original Bikini Karate Babes game  reprise their roles: Cynthia Okula returns as Venus, Mira Popova as  Aphrodite and Phuong Tran as Tien Wu.'),
('193978',' A few of the actresses from the game are active members of the  message forums at the official Warriors of Elysia website. They post  and reply to messages under their game names. Some of the actresses  that are active on the forums are "Athena"  (Meghan Jade Tarmey (qv)), "TienWu" (Phuong Tran (III) (qv)) and  "Damia" (Ereka Weger (qv)).'),
('193979',' The original "Bikini Karate Babes" was meant to be a spoof of  sorts against the fighting games that (at the time) were being  released in the video game industry. The game was made to poke fun  at how female characters were represented in fighting games, as  almost all female fighting game characters usually wore  tight'),
('193980','fitting, skimpy or revealing clothing which was part of their  character designs. "Bikini Karate Babes" chose to not only up the  ante by making all of the in'),
('193981','game characters female, but to also  have them wear nothing but bikinis as their main costumes.'),
('193982',' Kevin Smith (II) (qv) died in an accidental fall soon after  completing filming of his scenes.'),
('193983',' Released as a split reel along with the cartoon  _Romance of Toyland, A (1916)_ (qv).'),
('193984',' Loosely based on Xenophons "Anabasis", the account of an army of  Greek mercenaries who, after aligning themselves with Cyrus the  Younger in the battle of Cunaxa (401 BC) in his attempt to seize the  Persian throne, found themselves isolated behind Persian enemy  lines.'),
('193985',' The name Ajax came after the Greek Warrior.'),
('193986',' James Remar (qv) earned his roll as Ajax after becoming so  involved in the audition reading of the park bench scene, that he  lifted the massive table around which the director and producers  were seated.'),
('193987',' Michael Beck (I) (qv) was cast in the film after  Walter Hill (I) (qv) screened an independent film called  _Madman (1978)_ (qv). Hill had been viewing the film in order to  consider Sigourney Weaver (qv) for the lead roll in  _Alien (1979)_ (qv), for which he was a producer.'),
('193988',' In the original script for the movie, Cleon is killed by the  Grammercy Riffs, Cochise is killed by the Baseball Furies, Ajax is  caught by the police, Vermin is killed by the Lizzies, and Swan gets  kidnapped by the Dingos. This leaves only four Warriors in the  battle with the Punks. Swan does, however, reappear at Coney Island  to fight the final battle after the Riffs learn the truth about who  shot Cyrus.'),
('193989',' Vermin was scripted to be killed by the Lizzies but Terry Michos who  played Vermin made his character more comical to make it more  memorable and get more on'),
('193990','screen appearances in the movie, which  worked and the death scene was taken out.'),
('193991',' In the script, Snow was originally named Snowball and did not say a  single word until the end when he gave a small statement about how  they should fight the Rogues to avenge their fallen friends.'),
('193992',' Newcomers were cast to create the feel of "real people caught in  dangerous situations". The cast felt like they were a gang before  filming started.'),
('193993',' Filming during the scene with the Orphans was interrupted by a  police chase.'),
('193994',' There were always crowds of spectators during filming, even at 3am  in the freezing cold.'),
('193995',' Filming was allowed to take place uninterrupted during the entire  course of the night, which was a first.'),
('193996',' When the fictitious Turnbull ACs visited a hamburger joint during  filming, people fled in fear of being attacked.'),
('193997',' 1,000 extras were used at the big meeting, many coming from  Riverside Drive Park.'),
('193998',' The Warriors aimed to create "tribal feeling of going into battle  together, of loyalty, of support and shared goals" and to have "the  audiences sympathy as they fight off all the other gangs in the  city".'),
('193999',' The scene in the mens room with the Punks was the only scene shot  on set. The set was located at Astoria Studios, Long Island City '),
('194000','  Queens.'),
('194001',' The Homicides were the real gang of Coney Island and didnt approve  of fictional gangs wearing colours on their turf and so the wardrobe  department made sure nobody walked off location wearing The Warriors  colours. The gang were safe in the cemetery scene in Brooklyn due to  a fence that surrounded them.'),
('194002',' Filming had to be relocated on occasion due to the noise of crowds  that came to watch. Some crowd members were forcibly removed from  set.'),
('194003',' Crew members were sent threats on their lives because local gangs  had not been cast. Thousands of dollars worth of equipment were  damaged when one gang tore through the set during a lunch break.'),
('194004',' The Baseball Furies were created due to Walter Hills love of  baseball and the music group Kiss.'),
('194005',' The crew once got urinated upon from a tower block due to the noise  they were creating in the night.'),
('194006',' The film trucks were "protected" by a real gang called The Mongrels  for $500 a day.'),
('194007',' David Patrick Kelly (qv) improvised Luthers "come out to play'),
('194008','ay"  taunt, basing it on an intimidating neighbor of his.'),
('194009',' Swan was to be abducted by a homosexual and sadomasochistic gang who  had doberman pinschers. He was scripted to escape and lead The  Warriors home.'),
('194010',' Walter Hill (I) (qv) originally wanted a tough Puerto Rican girl  to play Mercy.'),
('194011',' Michael Beck (I) (qv) was discovered by Walter Hill (I) (qv)  when Hill was watching the movie _Madman (1978)_ (qv), which Beck  co'),
('194012','starred in with a then less'),
('194013','famous Sigourney Weaver (qv). Hill  saw that film because he wanted to see Weavers performance, as she  was being considered for the upcoming film _Alien (1979)_ (qv), but  was so impressed by Becks work that he had him come in for an  audition which led to his being cast in THE WARRIORS.'),
('194014',' Walter Hill (I) (qv) originally wanted the Warriors to be an  all'),
('194015','black gang. Producers disagreed. He also wanted an initial  subtitle which read "Sometime in the future" but Paramount thought  it sounded too much like Star Wars.'),
('194016',' In the subway where Mercy is running with Foxs double, she fell and  sprained her wrist because the actor didnt let go of her hand. This  is why she later appears in a jacket as it is covering up the  bandage. The filmmakers had Mercy disappear from the film for a  while, meeting up with the Warriors at the subway platform and  saying that she stole the jacket she was wearing before arriving  there.'),
('194017',' In one take, Michael Beck (I) (qv) (Swan) swings a bat into  Deborahs face (in the scene where he throws it at the cop). She was  rushed to hospital at 3am for stitches and still has a scar.'),
('194018',' Though it wasnt shown fully in the film, Cleon was killed.'),
('194019',' The film apparently took 60 days to shoot from 8am to midnight.'),
('194020',' The park at the beginning of the movie was supposed to be in the  North Bronx. The scene was actually shot in Riverside Park on  Manhattans Upper West Side.'),
('194021',' The original poster featured the words "These are the armies of the  night. They are 100,000 strong. They outnumber the cops five to one.  They could run New York City." This upset and outraged many people  and some tried to have the film banned. After several violent  incidents that occurred at various showings of the film, the  producers decided to change the poster as a way of cutting down on  the violence. The original poster featured the logo as well as a  picture of several tough looking gang members. The second poster  just featured the logo against a white background.'),
('194022',' The film is based on the novel by Sol Yurick (qv), who bases his  novel on Xenophons The Anabasis. The movie is closer to The  Anabasis than to Yuricks novel.'),
('194023',' The fight with the Punks took 5 days to film (eleven hours a day!).'),
('194024',' The television version started with a day shoot at Coney Island with  Cleon and his girlfriend (played by Pamela Porter (qv)). The  producers cut this scene stating that the only day scene should be  at the end of the film after a night of horror.'),
('194025',' Real street gangs made it into the film.'),
('194026',' The Warriors vests were made of fake leather.'),
('194027',' The Baseball Furies were all around the age of 30 or older and were  from Stunts Unlimited.'),
('194028',' The Warriors sign that was painted on the bath house for one of the  photos was actually painted over a real gangs tag. The gang didnt  take to lightly to this, so the producers paid them to be in the  film.'),
('194029',' Subway equipment throughout the entire movie consisted of IND/BMT  R'),
('194030','27 and R'),
('194031','30 units, even though the IRT is implied in many  instances. Apparently, no attention was paid to train markings,  which varied considerably and were often unrelated to the actual  routes traveled on. Other subway cars seen briefly are R'),
('194032','12, R'),
('194033','42  and R'),
('194034','46 units.'),
('194035',' The subway footage during the opening titles was filmed along the  express tracks of the IND Fulton St. line in Brooklyn.'),
('194036',' Robert De Niro (qv) was asked to be Cowboy, but he passed on it  and they chose an unknown actor to play the role instead.'),
('194037',' Here are the gangs that were listed in the script (some made it into  the movie others didnt):  '),
('194038',' The Alleycats,  '),
('194039',' The Amsterdam All'),
('194040','Stars,  '),
('194041',' The Baseball Furies,  '),
('194042',' The Black Hands,  '),
('194043',' The Blackjacks,  '),
('194044',' The Big Trains,  '),
('194045',' The Boppers,  '),
('194046',' The Boyle Avenue Runners,  '),
('194047',' The Charlemagnes,  '),
('194048',' The Colt 45s,  '),
('194049',' The Dealers,  '),
('194050',' The Delaney Rovers,  '),
('194051',' The Dingos,  '),
('194052',' The E Street Shufflers,  '),
('194053',' The Easy Aces,  '),
('194054',' The Electric Eliminators,  '),
('194055',' The Eighth Avenue Apaches,  '),
('194056',' The Fastballs,  '),
('194057',' The Fifth Street Bombers,  '),
('194058',' The Filmores,  '),
('194059',' The Firetasters,  '),
('194060',' The Five Points,  '),
('194061',' The Gerrards,  '),
('194062',' The Gladiators,  '),
('194063',' The Go Hards,  '),
('194064',' The Gun Hill Dancers,  '),
('194065',' The Gramercy Riffs,  '),
('194066',' The High Hats,  '),
('194067',' The High Rollers,  '),
('194068',' The Homeboys,  '),
('194069',' The Hoplites,  '),
('194070',' The Howitzers,  '),
('194071',' The Huks,  '),
('194072',' The Hurricanes,  '),
('194073',' The Imps,  '),
('194074',' The Jesters,  '),
('194075',' The Jones Street Boys,  '),
('194076',' The Judas Bunch,  '),
('194077',' The Jupiters,  '),
('194078',' The Knockdowns,  '),
('194079',' The Knuckles,  '),
('194080',' The Lizzies,  '),
('194081',' The Locos,  '),
('194082',' The Magicians,  '),
('194083',' The Meatpackers,  '),
('194084',' The Moonrunners,  '),
('194085',' The Napoleons,  '),
('194086',' The Nickel Steaks,  '),
('194087',' The Nightriders,  '),
('194088',' The Ninth Avenue Razors,  '),
('194089',' The Orphans,  '),
('194090',' The Panzers,  '),
('194091',' The Phillies,  '),
('194092',' The Plainsmen,  '),
('194093',' The Punks,  '),
('194094',' The Queens Bridge Mutilators,  '),
('194095',' The Real Boys,  '),
('194096',' The Red Hook Shooters,  '),
('194097',' The Roadmasters,  '),
('194098',' The Rogues,  '),
('194099',' The Romans,  '),
('194100',' The Runaways,  '),
('194101',' The Saracens,  '),
('194102',' The Saratogas,  '),
('194103',' The Savage Huns,  '),
('194104',' The Shanghai Sultans,  '),
('194105',' The Southern Cross,  '),
('194106',' The Speedwagons,  '),
('194107',' The Stevedores,  '),
('194108',' The Stilletos,  '),
('194109',' The Stonebreakers,  '),
('194110',' The Terriers,  '),
('194111',' The Turks,  '),
('194112',' The Turnbull ACs,  '),
('194113',' The Van Cortlandt Rangers,  '),
('194114',' The Warriors,  '),
('194115',' The Whispers,  '),
('194116',' The Xenophones,  '),
('194117',' The Xylophones,  '),
('194118',' The Yo'),
('194119','Yos,  '),
('194120',' The Youngbloods,  '),
('194121',' The Zodiacs,  '),
('194122',' The Zulus.'),
('194123',' The last part to be cast was Cochise.'),
('194124',' The choreographed fight in the mens room took 5 days (8am to 7pm)  to shoot.'),
('194125',' The IND Hoyt'),
('194126','Schermerhorn subway station in Brooklyn was used for  the 96th St. station scenes. The train operated on one of the unused  outer tracks.'),
('194127',' The park at the beginning of the movie was supposed to be in the  North Bronx. The scene was actually shot in Riverside Park on  Manhattans Upper West Side.'),
('194128',' After several violent incidents that occurred at various showings of  the film, the producers decided to change the poster as a way of  cutting down on the violence. The original poster featured the logo  as well as a picture of several tough looking gang members. The  second poster just featured the logo against a white background.'),
('194129',' One of the "Punks" in the mens room'),
('194130','brawl was  Craig R. Baxley (qv); another was late stunt'),
('194131','great  A.J. Bakunas (qv).'),
('194132',' One of the "Baseball Furies" was late martial'),
('194133','artist/actor  Steve James (I) (qv).'),
('194134',' This is a "collective hero" movie, in which the protagonist actually  consists of nine people acting (more or less) as one.  Walter Hill (I) (qv) uses this gimmick frequently; other movies he  has made that work this way are _Southern Comfort (1981)_ (qv) and  _Long Riders, The (1980)_ (qv).'),
('194135',' Deborah Van Valkenburgh (qv) wears a jacket part'),
('194136','way through the  picture to hide a cast she was wearing after she broke her arm.'),
('194137',' Tony Danza (qv) was offered the lead, but he chose to film the  television series _"Taxi" (1978)_ (qv) instead'),
('194138',' During the opening credits of the T.V. version, the knife that is  thrown into the board was thrown (off camera) Penn Jillette (qv).'),
('194139',' According to an interview with a Hells Angel Member on the Howard  Stern Show, the Warriors vest logo was taken from a picture of a  bike built in a California prison by an incarcerated Hells Angel  which appeared in a motorcycle magazine. It has apparently caused  several fights as Hells Angels will violently defend ownership of  any of their logos.'),
('194140',' SPOILER: For the last shot in the film, where the vindicated  Warriors and Mercy walk away along the Coney Island shoreline as the  sun rises, Michael Beck (I) (qv) and  Deborah Van Valkenburgh (qv) were not told when to stop walking.  Van Valkenburgh became irritated because they noticed they had  reached a point where they were out of the cameras ranges. But when  they went back, they found out that the cast and crew had done this  so they could bring out a huge bouquet of roses which they then  presented to a surprised Van Valkenburgh.'),
('194141',' The logo on the back of The Warriors vest appears during amusement  ride The Revenge of the Mummy at Universal Studios '),
('194142',' Orlando.'),
('194143',' The fight between the Warriors and the Baseball Furies was scripted  as extremely graphic and realistic. Producer Lawrence Gordon  suggested that music should be used for the scene'),
('194144','it was written  without any'),
('194145','to defuse the impact of the violence and the filmmakers  agreed.'),
('194146',' Director of Photography Andrew Laszlo campaigned successfully to  have a scene early in the film where there is a sudden rainstorm,  because this allowed him to "wet down" the streets for the rest of  the movie and produce lighting effects that wouldnt have been  possible on dry surfaces (it also worked well with the films  limited budget).'),
('194147',' Originally, there was narration planned for the movie with  Orson Welles (qv) due to perform the voice over.'),
('194148',' First place Madeleine Pierard, second place Allison Cormack, third  place Jamie Frater'),
('194149',' The smashed car at the films dramatic climax is a Studebaker.'),
('194150',' Screenwriter Christian Genzel kept playing Anton Fiers "Dreamspeed"  album over and over again while writing the script. For the  revisions, he switched to Carter Burwells score for _Hamlet_  (2000).'),
('194151',' In the Backround of Silvie and Yvo Rene Scharf, you can see a Poster  from Lord of the Rings.'),
('194152',' In some scenes you can the Onkel Otto. He is the mascot from TV  Station HR.'),
('194153',' This film was originally intended to be the ending of  _Die Bettwurst (1970)_ (qv)'),
('194154',' When Kalle (Ralf Richter) picks up the old materials at the shop,  you see two young guys kicking against their car in the background.  It is a part of the scene from Peter Thorwarths movie Bang Boom Bang  '),
('194155',' Ein todsicheres Ding (1999) in that Keek (Oliver Korittke) and  Andy (Markus Knüfken) discover the dead body of Schlucke (Martin  Semmelrogge) in the trunk. The part able to see is just from another  ankle'),
('194156',' In the arcade, the game that all the young characters convince  Hubert (Jean Reno (qv)) to play is "Dance Dance Revolution".  Before you see the DDR machine (its a 5th Mix), many of the other  music'),
('194157','related games that are shown are also part of the Bemani  series, including Beatmania and many others. The song that the  characters play is Dive by BeForU, and Jean Renos character does  fail on the easiest difficulty level (Basic Mode, known in more  recent generations of the game as Light Mode).'),
('194158',' Vitaphone production reels #1928'),
('194159','1929'),
('194160',' Eminem was deliberately left uncredited for his role in this film so  that 8 Mile (2002) (qv) would be his feature film debut.'),
('194161',' In the apartment, an angered Snoop Dogg yells at Dr. Dre, "I paid  the cost to be the boss." Paid Tha Cost To Be Tha Boss is Snoops  following album'),
('194162',' The line "Whats the matter, you got knocked the fuck out?" is also  said in the films, Friday and Next Friday, co'),
('194163','written by D.J.Pooh  and Ice Cube.'),
('194164',' Original French title is undetermined.'),
('194165',' Released in the US as a split reel along with the documentary  _Wood Carving in the Tyrol (1910)_ (qv).'),
('194166',' Director James Parrott (qv) has a cameo in this film. He can be  glimpsed walking by the outside of the Chinese laundry.'),
('194167',' Henri Bernstein (qv)s play, "La griffe," opened in Paris, France,  on 18 April 1906. Its translation and adaptation, "The Claw," by  Edward Delaney Dunn (qv) and Louis Wolheim (qv), opened on  Broadway in New York City, New York, USA on 17 October 1921 and had  105 performances. Lionel Barrymore (qv) created his movie role in  the play, which also included Ian Wolfe (I) (qv) in the opening  night cast.'),
('194168',' Although the writing source credit is a play, no production of it  has been found.'),
('194169',' Pat Hingle (qv) replaced E.G. Marshall (qv) at the last minute  in the role of the U.S. Senator after Marshall dropped out for  undisclosed reasons.'),
('194170',' The final film in Lars von Trier (qv)s third trilogy series  entitled "USA '),
('194171',' Land of Opportunities". The two other parts are  _Dogville (2003)_ (qv) and _Manderlay (2005)_ (qv).'),
('194172',' This was Susan Cabot (qv)s final movie.'),
('194173',' Georgia Chris (qv) replaced Barbie Orr (qv) as Senator Ord.'),
('194174',' The major characters in "Waste of Space" were adapted from an  unproduced radio show created and written by Brandon Williford  called "The Happening Adventures of the Cosmic Cruiser!!!".'),
('194175',' Won "Audience Choice Award: Best Short" at the Other Venice Film  Festival 2006'),
('194176',' This film was made for POV 2002. In 2002 eight award'),
('194177','winning  directors interpreted the same script written by Brendan Cowell for  POV 2002.'),
('194178',' Paul Verhoeven (I) (qv)s first feature film and  Gerard Soeteman (qv)s first feature film script.'),
('194179',' A Dippy Doo Dad comedy with an all'),
('194180','animal cast.'),
('194181',' Second episode, first series, of The Gumps 2'),
('194182','reel comedy series.'),
('194183',' Sixth release in the "Racing Blood" 2'),
('194184','reel comedy series.'),
('194185',' Made for the 2006 DC 48 Hour Film Project. The elements in that  competition were: prop '),
('194186',' fire extinguisher; character '),
('194187',' Tim Tate,  gay glass sculptor extraordinare; line of dialogue '),
('194188',' "This is  absolutely the last time."'),
('194189',' Boxer Freddie Mills (qv) filmed material playing a dockyard  worker; the scenes were removed during editing.'),
('194190',' 40th episode in the Buster Brown 2'),
('194191','reel comedy series.'),
('194192',' Vitaphone production reels #1839'),
('194193','1840'),
('194194',' When Red Skelton (qv) runs and jumps onto the fire truck, it is a  reenactment of a Buster Keaton (qv) gag from  _Cameraman, The (1928)_ (qv).'),
('194195',' The 1,000,000 British Pounds burned in this film (in 50 Pound notes)  were originally incorporated into an installation artwork entitled  "Nailed To the Wall". The procurement of this money unintentionally  created the largest single cash transaction in British banking  history.'),
('194196',' This documentary is featured on the Collectors Edition DVD for  _Mercury Rising (1998)_ (qv), released in 1999.'),
('194197',' 22nd episode in the "Let George Do It" two'),
('194198','reel comedy series.'),
('194199',' The house that Mr. Keller lives in also served as Hill House, in the  original version of Shirley Jackson (I) (qv)s  _Haunting, The (1963/I)_ (qv).'),
('194200',' The original version ran 100 minutes. This was with the  then'),
('194201','undisputed ending tacked on. After the original ending didnt  work, the filmmakers re'),
('194202','cut it, adding new footage in place of the  old footage, and filmed a special effects sequence in which the  viewer sees the other world that the victim was trapped in. This  ending still didnt fare well with the critics, so John Hough (qv)  hired a new cinematographer and they deleted all the footage that  had been in the climax, and shot completely new footage including a  new ending/explanation.'),
('194203',' Diane Lane (qv) auditioned for the film.'),
('194204',' Director John Hough (qv) was not involved in the ending re'),
('194205','shoots.'),
('194206',' The Anchor Bay DVD release was originally going to be a two'),
('194207','disc  set, with both the famous original 100 minute cut that test  audiences saw (Anchor Bay found the footage that was thought  destroyed, and was going to re'),
('194208','edit it as close as possible to the  preview version) and the theatrical 84 minute cut. Unfortunately  Disney did not allow Anchor Bay to have the original cut, and only  let them use the two "alternate endings" which now appear on the  DVD. This explains why director John Hough (qv) referring to the  movie as being finally edited the way he intended (the commentary  was recorded before Anchor Bay had to drop the two'),
('194209','disc idea), when  it actually isnt. The alternate endings, however, do provide the  majority of the missing footage from the 1981 preview, save some  small scenes/changes. Hough explains that "his" ending is a  combination of the two alternate endings and the films current  ending.'),
('194210',' This was to be Disneys first PG'),
('194211','rated movie. However, poor test  screening convinced the studio to re'),
('194212','shoot the ending and hold the  release until April 1980 (and it bombed). Thus,  _Black Hole, The (1979)_ (qv) became the first Disney movie with a  PG rating.'),
('194213',' In the Anchor Bay DVD commentary, John Hough (qv) states that  Bette Davis (qv) wanted to play both Mrs. Aylwood in the present  and thirty years ago. The crew shot scenes with her wearing makeup  to appear younger, but she was clearly older than the character the  script called for. After the cast and crew saw the dailies, Hough  told Davis in private that the scene just didnt work; no one would  believe her as a woman in her forties. To her credit, Davis looked  Hough in the eye and said, "Youre Goddamned right."'),
('194214',' Also in the DVD commentary, John Hough (qv) states that  Brian Clemens (qv) wrote the version of the screenplay he was most  interested in directing, but Disney decided that this version was  much too dark, and hired Rosemary Anne Sisson (qv) to lighten it  up.'),
('194215',' Third'),
('194216','billed Keanu Reeves (qv) gave his verbal agreement to  director Joe Charbanic (qv) several years before production  started, after reading his original script. With his involvement,  the filmakers were later able to attract a bigger cast and budget  than originally envisioned, and Reeves part (originally meant as  little more than a cameo) was substantially rewritten to feature him  more prominently. Reportedly Keanu Reeves, who would be paid scale  while his costars James Spader (qv) and Marisa Tomei (qv) would  get $1,000,000 paychecks tried to drop out of the film but  eventually changed his mind (apparently influenced by the legal  precedent of the Kim Basinger (qv)/_Boxing Helena (1993)_ (qv)  debacle). He eventually agreed to do the picture and abstain from  bad mouthing it in interviews on the condition that his involvment  in the film be downplayed in all promotional material for the film,  including trailers.'),
('194217',' In the opening scene, Keanu Reeves (qv) dances to the Rob Zombie  song "Dragula" while doing kung fu moves behind green lighting. This  is a homage to his previous blockbuster, _Matrix, The (1999)_ (qv).'),
('194218',' Universal reportedly paid $5 million to acquire the North American  distribution rights of this movie.'),
('194219',' 2000 Best of the Northwest Award of Excellence, Original Teleplay'),
('194220',' Paul Haggis (qv) wrote the original screenplay. By the time the  movie was greenlighted, the Writers Guild Strike hit and Haggis  refused to do any further writing on the movie during the strike.  Production was passed to Canadian producer Damien Lewis who rewrote  the script. Haggis read the script and took his name off it '),
('194221',' taking  credit instead as "Bill Freed", his WGA pseudonym, and insisted  Damien Lee take credit for his work.'),
('194222',' This documentary is featured on the 2'),
('194223','Disc DVD for  _Man Who Fell to Earth, The (1976)_ (qv), released in 2003.'),
('194224',' During early development in the late 1980s, mainly focused around  the screenplay by Sam Hamm (qv), early casting rumors included  Robin Williams (I) (qv) as Rorschach and Sigourney Weaver (qv)  as Silk Spectre. Eventually, the project was shelved, due in large  part to major script departures from the source material,  particularly in the third act. Hamms ending involved a time'),
('194225','travel  plot concerning the character of Dr. Manhattan '),
('194226',' an element probably  invented to make up for the omission of the extremely violent ending  of the graphic novel.'),
('194227',' During early development in the early 1990s, mainly focused around  the screenplay by Samm Hamm, early casting rumors included Robin  Williams as Rorschach, Jamie Lee Curtis as Silk Spectre, Gary Busey  as the Comedian, and both Richard Gere and Kevin Costner considered  for the role of NitOwl. The project underwent numerous rewrites  under director Terry Gilliam and his collaborator Charles McKeown,  but got eventually shelved by Warner Bros.'),
('194228',' Darren Aronofsky (qv) was going to direct the film but dropped out  after scheduling conflicts with The Fountain (2005).'),
('194229',' In 2004, Paul Greengrass (qv) was attached as a director, a script  was written and conceptual work had begun when Paramount suddenly  decided to put the movie on hold for the time being. A short time  after that Greengrass left the project to work on the movie "United  93" instead. After being put into turnaround, the rights were  reacquired by Warners in 2006.'),
('194230',' The first official image from the director Zack Snyder (qv), a  test shot of Rorshach holding The Comedians button, was actually  hidden in the trailer for the film "300". It features one of the  directors associates wearing a makeshift mask in front of a  composite New York backdrop, and was created during filming on 300  as an experiment by Snyder to establish the mood and look of his  proposed WATCHMEN project. Snyders wife bet $100 against him that  no one would discover it, while Zack was convinced that someone  would find it almost immediately. Zack won.'),
('194231',' Actor Doug Hutchison (qv) has expressed interest in playing the  role of Walter Kovacs (aka Rorschach). An online campaign has  attracted a great deal of support for this casting choice and  approaches have been made to the studio by his agents in this  regard.'),
('194232',' Alan Moore (III) (qv), writer of the original comic book was asked  to write a script back in the late 1980s but declined. The studio  then enlisted in the aid of Sam Hamm (qv).'),
('194233',' Producers Lawrence Gordon (I) (qv) and Lloyd Levin (qv) tried  hard to get Ron Perlman (qv) green'),
('194234','lighted to play The Comedian.'),
('194235',' Sam Hamm (qv) wrote an unused screenplay.'),
('194236',' Terry Gilliam (qv) considered directing this film as early as  1989, but after several unsatisfactory drafts of the screenplay,  decided the material unfilmable as a feature production. Gilliam had  said he would consider directing it as a five hour miniseries at  least.'),
('194237',' Both Tom Cruise (qv) and Jude Law (qv) expressed interest in the  role of Ozymandias.'),
('194238',' Simon Pegg (qv) met with the producers to discuss the role of  Rorschach when Paul Greengrass (qv) was attached to direct at  Paramount, but nothing was agreed for certain before that project  went into turnaround.'),
('194239',' Zack Snyder (qv) based his storyboards for the film on the panels  of the actual graphic novel. He has stated that in order to be true  to the source when adapting a graphic novel to the screen, the  original visual art should be respected as much as the written  portion.'),
('194240',' Zack Snyder (qv) personally asked Dave Gibbons (qv), the artist  who drew the original graphic novel, to design the first teaser  poster for the film. Gibbons enthusiastically agreed and designed  the poster to have subtle visual clues hinting at the films plot.'),
('194241',' Though author Alan Moore (III) (qv) preemptively disowned all  filmed adaptations of his work, Zack Snyder (qv) has said that his  ultimate hope is that someday Moore will actually see the film and  feel that it is a decent representation of the original graphic  novel.'),
('194242',' Paul Heiney (qv) got his part in this movie as part of BBC TV show  called "In At The Deep End" where he and co'),
('194243','presenter  Chris Serle (qv) would try out various jobs '),
('194244',' in this case a film  actor.'),
('194245',' Third film in Mehta, Deepa (qv)s "elemental trilogy," which began  with _Fire (1996)_ (qv) and continued with _Earth (1998)_ (qv).'),
('194246',' Shoot in Varanasi was stopped due to threats and demonstrations  orchestrated by Hindu fundamentalist groups supported by the  leadership of the state government in Uttar Pradesh.'),
('194247',' Lucas, George (qv) took out a full'),
('194248','page ad in "Variety" to support  Mehta, Deepa (qv) in her struggle to make this film when Indian  authorities made clear their intentions to shut the production down.'),
('194249',' Shooting was disrupted by extremist forces in 2000.'),
('194250',' Four years after production was shut down in India, filming resumed  in Sri Lanka. The movie was shot under the fake title "Full Moon" to  avoid attention.'),
('194251',' For the role of Chuyia, Mehta auditioned 50 girls.'),
('194252',' Famous Indian actors Shabana Azmi and Nandita Das, who were the  initial choices for the roles of Shakuntala and Kalyani even shot  some scenes for this movie. However, that footage was scrapped as  the filming could not be finished due to altercations by Hindu  Fundamentalists.'),
('194253',' Although Lisa Ray speaks Hindi, it is not her mother tongue. She  worked on her diction to perfect the dialog.'),
('194254',' Sarala (qv) was cast in Sri Lanka and did not speak a word of  Hindi or English. She worked hard on the script to memorize the  lines of a language very new to her.'),
('194255',' Deepa Mehtas mother saw John Abraham in the movie  _Jism (2003)_ (qv) and liked him so much that she asked Deepa to  consider him for a role in this film.'),
('194256',' Was shot back to back in both Hindi and English. Only the Hindi  Version was released in theaters, but the English version can be  seen on the 2'),
('194257','Disc Special Edition DVD set.'),
('194258',' Canadas nomination for the 2007 Academy Award in the Best Foreign  Language Filom category. A recent rule change allowing countries to  nominate non'),
('194259','English films in a language not indigenous to the  nominating country made this possible.'),
('194260',' SPOILER: Mr. Grimes and Mr. Mastermans fate is not entirely clear  near the end of the film. They are obviously caught, but whether or  not they are arrested, sent to jail or sentenced to death is never  explained.'),
('194261',' Released in the US as a split reel along with the drama  _Sealed Letter, The (1911)_ (qv).'),
('194262',' Took only 6 days to shoot.'),
('194263',' The picture was shot in Death Valley, California. Cinematographer  Charles Edgar Schoenbaum (qv) made the mistake one day of going  outside '),
('194264',' in the 110'),
('194265','degree'),
('194266','plus temperature '),
('194267',' without wearing his  hat, and within minutes was rendered almost completely incapacitated  by sunstroke. He started hallucinating and babbling about seeing  pink haystacks (one of the first effects of sunstroke is the victim  sees everything as pink) and was seriously ill for several days.'),
('194268',' Screened at The Cannes Film Festival at The Short Film Corner.'),
('194269',' The cello/piano duet is adapted from Mdm Butterflys "Humming  Chorus" by Giacomo Puccini.'),
('194270',' Sixth episode in the Buck Parvin in the Movies series.'),
('194271',' This contest took place on 17 August 1899. The winner was the First  Ocean Engine Company, of Greene, NY.'),
('194272',' When he arrived in London to record a voice over with  Patrick Stewart (I) (qv), director Michael Starobin (qv) went to  a West End theater where Patrick Stewart was performing in the play  "The Master Builder". When he introduced himself to the theater  manager as a "representative from NASA, the U.S. space agency"  looking to speak with Mr. Stewart (famed for his role as Star Treks  Captain Picard), the manager presumed him to be a clever but  tenacious fan, politely but firmly told him to take his business  elsewhere, and sent him away. (Naturally, Starobin ultimately  connected with Stewart and completed the recording session.)'),
('194273',' Harrison Ford (I) (qv) appears as Jethro the Bus Driver as a favor  to his son Malcolm, who is one of the snowboarders in the film.'),
('194274',' The orange monster is very similar (if not identical) to Gossamer,  but named Rudolph in this cartoon. The mad scientist in this short  is patterned after Boris Karloff (qv) right down to the heavy  eyebrow, and Dr. Frankenstein riffs that made Karloff a household  name to most folks in the 40s and 50s.'),
('194275',' The voice of the mad scientist has been popularly (and incorrectly)  ascribed to Vincent Price (I) (qv), although the resemblance to  Price has been noted.'),
('194276',' The climactic Bourbon Bowl scene was filmed at the Citrus Bowl in  Orlando, FL, however the flyover shown in the film is actually of  Williams'),
('194277','Brice stadium at the University of South Carolina in  Columbia, SC.'),
('194278',' In his films, Adam Sandler (I) (qv)s love interests usually have  names beginning with V. In this film its Vicki Vallencourt.'),
('194279',' Most of the extra fans present at the Bourbon Bowl are UCF students.'),
('194280',' The South Central Muddogs stadium is the DeLand High School  football field in DeLand Florida, the school agreed to let the  director use the field if he paid for the stadium to be refurbished  after filming.'),
('194281',' The cheerleaders and outfits were donated by Boone High School in  Orlando Florida.'),
('194282',' There were two mules trained for this film, Steve and Billy. The  mule in the film is Steve. Steve wouldnt "bray excitedly", so when  you hear a mule, it is Billy braying.'),
('194283',' DIRCAMEO(Frank Coraci (qv)): Bobbys father Robert.'),
('194284',' The inspiration for this movie is a combination of  Adam Sandler (I) (qv)s song "The Lonesome Kicker" and the "Cajun  Man" sketches from _"Saturday Night Live" (1975)_ (qv).'),
('194285',' Suzanne Lloyd Hayes (qv), granddaughter of silent screen star  Harold Lloyd (qv), filed a $50 million dollar lawsuit against the  Walt Disney Company in 2000, claiming that this movie was a rip'),
('194286','off  of Lloyds silent film classic _Freshman, The (1925)_ (qv). By 2002,  the courts had ruled against her.'),
('194287',' When the film was released in November of 1998 it was preceded by  the trailer for  _Star Wars: Episode I '),
('194288',' The Phantom Menace (1999)_ (qv). Many Star  Wars fans who werent fans of Adam Sandler (I) (qv) paid the full  admission price and sat through the trailer then left the theater.'),
('194289',' During an interview with ESPN Lavar Arrington (qv) (LB New York  Giants) mentioned that in preparation for his role in the movie,  Adam Sandler (I) (qv) had visited him at Penn State to watch him  practice.'),
('194290',' This is a semi'),
('194291','autobiographical film for co'),
('194292','director Neal Jimenez  who became a paraplegic after a hiking accident.'),
('194293',' Filmed without location sound'),
('194294',' Film debut of Duncan Lamont'),
('194295',' Ann Rutherford (qv) (I)s first film.'),
('194296',' Excluding action during the credits, this film features  approximately 665 shots in 5560 seconds '),
('194297',' an Average Shot Length  (ASL) of about 8.4 seconds.'),
('194298',' This was the very first short film to win the Best Tropfest at  Tribeca Award at the 2006 Tribeca Film Festival.'),
('194299',' Miranda Richardson (qv) was originally intended for the role of  Mary.'),
('194300',' Maggie Gyllenhaal (qv)s motion picture debut'),
('194301',' The first film of Lena Headey (qv).'),
('194302',' Soldiers of the Red Army were used as extras to portray the British  army. They panicked repeatedly and scattered during the filming of  some of the cavalry charges. Attempts to reassure them by marking  the closest approach of the horses with white tape similarly failed,  and the scene was cut.'),
('194303',' This film was produced at the same time that Stanley Kubrick (qv)  was preparing a film on the life of Napoleon. When this film failed  at the boxoffice, Kubricks backers bowed out and his film was never  made.'),
('194304',' Terence Alexander (qv) has said that The KGB were monitoring  non'),
('194305','Russian cast members'),
('194306',' John Savident (qv) was badly injured when he fell off his horse  during shooting.'),
('194307',' When filming Napoleons abdication speech producer  Dino De Laurentiis (qv) ordered the cameraman not to load a new  reel of film in order to save costs. The film ran out before  Rod Steiger (qv) had finished delivering this highly emotional  speech. The actor was not pleased.'),
('194308',' When the British offer surrender to the Old Guard, Vicomte de  Cambronne supposedly said, "The Old Guard dies but never  surrenders." Cambronne himself said afterwards that his reply was,  "Merde," (shit) as was shown in the film. For years afterwards, the  word "merde" was referred to by the French as "le mot de Cambronne"  (Cambronnes word).'),
('194309',' Virginia McKenna (qv) replaced a actress who dropped out.'),
('194310',' Of her films, this was Leigh, Vivien (qv)s personal favorite.'),
('194311',' Of all the classic Hollywood films ever made, this somewhat obscure  title happens to be one of the most popular in China, especially  among college students. There are even audio guides for students to  practice their English by reciting dialogue from this film. The  reason for why this particular film has become so endeared among the  Chinese is anyones guess. One possibility is that the popularity of  _Gone with the Wind (1939)_ (qv) in China led many to seek other  movies starring Vivien Leigh (qv).'),
('194312',' The play originally opened on Broadway in New York City, New York on  6 January 1930 and ran for 64 performances.'),
('194313',' This was Robert Taylor (I) (qv)s favorite of his films.'),
('194314',' Premiered on the same day (May 14, 1940) that Rotterdam was bombed  by the German Luftwaffe.'),
('194315',' May be the same film as Lubins  _New Watermelon Contest (1897)_ (qv).'),
('194316',' Biograph production number 40.'),
('194317',' Mae Clarke (qv)s final film.'),
('194318',' The scene from the faux'),
('194319','archival 1930s film, "Plantation Memories",  was directed by Douglas McKeown and co'),
('194320','written by McKeown and Cheryl  Dunye'),
('194321',' Only one word of dialogue was changed from the original screenplay.  The word "adamant" was replaced with "adamantine".'),
('194322',' Paul Newman (I) (qv), Jack Lemmon (qv) and Gene Hackman (qv)  were originally up for the role of Jewish store owner Eli Zeal.'),
('194323',' The film was completed in 1998 after 24 days of production, but was  never released because it lacked a distributor. In July 2001, Cloud  Ten Pictures snatched up the film rights.'),
('194324',' Only a fragment of this film is known to still exist.'),
('194325',' The film was sponsored by the Port of London Authority and produced  for the Festival of Britain.'),
('194326',' The backgrounds and locations '),
('194327',' especially Efrafa and the nearby  railway '),
('194328',' are near'),
('194329','perfect matches to the diagrams and maps in  Richard Adams (IV) (qv)s book.'),
('194330',' Was originally directed by John Hubley (qv), who died in 1977. He  and his Faiths work can still be found in the film, most notably in  the "fable" scene.'),
('194331',' His voicing of Kehaar was the last film work for Zero Mostel (qv).'),
('194332',' Most of the locations in this movie either exist or were based on  real spots in Hampshire, England and surrounding areas.'),
('194333',' Paquin, Anna (qv) was the first choice to play Enola.'),
('194334',' Rumors abound that director Kevin Reynolds (I) (qv) walked off the  set with two weeks of filming left, and Kevin Costner (qv)  completed the film.'),
('194335',' The sunken city visited by the Mariner and guest is actually a  digitally edited Denver, Colorado. The "Norwest Building" (roughly  shaped like a cash register) can be seen in one shot.'),
('194336',' Prior to _Titanic (1997)_ (qv), this was the most expensive movie  ever produced.'),
('194337',' If the icecaps melted, the oceans would only rise a few hundred  feet; not enough to flood civilization into a floating oblivion.'),
('194338',' The real Exxon Valdez was repaired and renamed the Sea River  Mediterranean. It is used to haul oil across the Atlantic.'),
('194339',' In the scene where The Deacon (Dennis Hopper (qv)) takes aim at  The Mariner (Kevin Costner (qv)) with his rifle, he first licks  his thumb and then wipes the rifle sight, just like  Gary Cooper (I) (qv) does with his Alvin York character in  _Sergeant York (1941)_ (qv).'),
('194340',' The picture on the wall that Deacon refers as "Old Saint Joe" is  actually Joseph Hazelwood, infamous captain who crashed the Exxon  Valdez oil tanker into the Alaskan landscape, negligently  discharging millions of gallons of crude oil. The base of the  Smokers is the Exxon Valdez, as evident when it sinks. The stern  rises and the word "Valdez" is visible.'),
('194341',' The most remembered line from _Waterworld (1995)_ (qv), "Dryland is  not a myth; I have seen it", is never spoken in the actual movie.'),
('194342',' The four'),
('194343','machine gun chassis in the atoll assault scene is called a  Maxon Mount. It is comprised of four .50 caliber Browning machine  guns and was used as an anti'),
('194344','aircraft battery during World War II.  It also came in a two gun mount which was used upto & in the Vietnam  War as a Point Defense Weapon.'),
('194345',' Joss Whedon (qv) flew out to the set to do last minute rewrites on  the script. He later described it as "seven weeks of hell".'),
('194346',' Because the movie didnt make as much money as planned, it was  nicknamed "Fishtar", after the 1987 box office bomb  _Ishtar (1987)_ (qv).'),
('194347',' Stunt coordinator Norman Howell (qv) got hit with compression  sickness during filming of an underwater scene and was rushed to a  hospital in Honolulu via helicopter. He recovered fairly quickly  from the potentially life'),
('194348','threatening sickness and returned to the  set a couple days later.'),
('194349',' Kevin Costner (qv) was on the set 157 days, working 6 days a week.'),
('194350',' Mark Isham (qv)s score was reported rejected because it was "too  ethnic".'),
('194351',' Jokingly called "Kevins Gate" because it had an over'),
('194352','inflated  budget like _Heavens Gate (1980)_ (qv) did.'),
('194353',' The name of the child, Enola, is alone spelled backwards.'),
('194354',' Widely considered to be one of the biggest box'),
('194355','office bombs of all  time, although it grossed $255 million from a $175 million budget.'),
('194356',' For the Japanese premiere, Kevin Costner (qv) had his private  plane flown to Tokyo. However, he failed to get permission to store  his plane at the airport for the duration of his trip. He asked the  Navy if he could use their airport at Atsugi. They agreed,  contingent on Costner showing the movie there, and making a personal  appearance.'),
('194357',' Gene Hackman (qv), James Caan (qv) and Gary Oldman (qv) all  turned down the role of the Deacon.'),
('194358',' LOGO GIMMICK: The Universal Studios logo, the planet Earth, was  given a close'),
('194359','up, and as it got closer, the continents began to fade  away until there was nothing left... but water.'),
('194360',' Tina Majorino (qv) was nicknamed "Jellyfish Candy" by the crew  after she was stung three different times by the creatures during  production.'),
('194361',' The language Kevin Costner speaks to the lemon'),
('194362','stealing drifter  early in the movie is Hindi.'),
('194363',' Released as a split reel along with the cartoon  _Getting the Goods (1922)_ (qv).'),
('194364',' Stax Records, which promoted the concert, insisted that only  African'),
('194365','American police officers be used for security. The company  also insisted that the film crew be all African'),
('194366','American as well.'),
('194367',' Cameo by Fred Berry (qv) dancing during Rufus Thomas (I) (qv)s  first song, "The Breakdown"'),
('194368',' A portion of the proceeds went to Martin Luther King Hospital and  the American Sickle Cell foundation as well as a few other  predominantly African'),
('194369','American charities.'),
('194370',' Originally The Bar Kays (qv) were going to enter the L.A. Coliseum  riding in horse'),
('194371','drawn chariots. However, when the executives of Stax  Records heard what the group had planned they ordered them not to do  it. It turned out that the reason they didnt want the group to do  it was so that they wouldnt upstage the concerts headliner,  Isaac Hayes (qv).'),
('194372',' Among the artists who were scheduled to appear at the concert but  couldnt due to various reasons were Little Milton (qv), the  Emotions, Johnnie Taylor (I) (qv) and Luther Ingram (qv). In  fact, Ingrams performance was actually performed on a sound stage a  few weeks later with various crowd shots interspersed throughout his  performance.'),
('194373',' Jonathan Gregg, who did the voice of the radio, is actually a  teacher at the North Hollywood High School.'),
('194374',' The short was actually shot in 11 days, in over a three month  period.'),
('194375',' The music was being recorded before the movie began shooting, based  on the screenplay. It was still being recorded while production was  taking place.'),
('194376',' DIRCAMEO(Prince Bagdasarian (qv)): guy asking for apartment.'),
('194377',' The entire short was shot using a single camera.'),
('194378',' The people on the planet are Playmobil figures.'),
('194379',' Based on the real experience of a high school class in Palo Alto,  California in April 1969.'),
('194380',' Originally produced as an ABC Afterschool Special, the network chose  to instead debut this film in prime time as part of its ABC Theater  for Young Americans series.'),
('194381',' Chosen by the Audio'),
('194382','Visual Preservation Trust of Canada to be  preserved for future generations.'),
('194383',' The actual bar used for location in the film is called the  "Horseshoe" and is on East Market and Pine Ave. in downtown Warren,  Ohio.'),
('194384',' Writer/director Anthony Hickox wrote the screenplay in only 3 days.'),
('194385',' Effects artist Bob Keen spent 18 hours a day for eight weeks working  on the monsters in the film.'),
('194386',' During the scene in the basement of the vampires mansion, crew on  the sets said that it was "The bloodiest thing ever put to the  screen". Much of the gore in the scene was cut by the MPAA.'),
('194387',' 18 wax horror exhibits are seen, including: '),
('194388',' Count Dracula '),
('194389',' The  Phantom of the Opera '),
('194390',' a green'),
('194391','faced goblin creature '),
('194392',' The Marquis  De Sade '),
('194393',' a Werewolf '),
('194394',' a Mummy '),
('194395',' a Voodoo Priest '),
('194396',' Zombies (Undead)  '),
('194397',' an Urban Legend Killer (an Axe'),
('194398','murderer) '),
('194399',' the Invisible Man '),
('194400','  Frankensteins monster '),
('194401',' a giant Venus flytrap '),
('194402',' a demonic baby '),
('194403',' an  alien creature '),
('194404',' a "cobra'),
('194405','man" circus freak '),
('194406',' Jack the Ripper '),
('194407',' Mr.  Hyde '),
('194408',' and a mad doctor.'),
('194409',' After the policeman visits the Waxwork with Mark, he realizes that  many of the statues of the victims resemble missing people from  posters he had seen. These posters are actually just copies of one  of the posters from the opening credits of the 1987 film The Lost  Boys. All of the missing person posters have a single photo of a  missing adult, but the posters all have the same information of two  missing children on the poster: William G. Bailey 7'),
('194410','26'),
('194411','62 Sandy  blond hair brown eyes Missing since August 6, 1979 (or 1973) Call  the Santa Carla Police Department Susan Wilbur 5'),
('194412','30'),
('194413','69 Black Hair  Blue Eyes Missing since February 6, 1983'),
('194414',' In the original shooting script, the caged "cobra'),
('194415','man" circus freak  was supposed to be a were'),
('194416','beast and the Man in the Iron Mask was  supposed to be one of the exhibits.'),
('194417',' Christopher Bradley (I) (qv), who played Stephan, said in an  interview that the bridge attached to hold the fake fangs in place  to the roof of his mouth broke during production. Bradley had to  stuff chewing gum inside of the hollow fangs in order to get them to  stick to his teeth.'),
('194418',' Patrick Tantalo (qv) said that the Zombie sequence was filmed in  one night in Griffith Park. Because they only had one night to film  the sequence, the scene where a severed Zombie hand grabs Zach  Galligan (Mark) on the wrist was filmed in reverse.'),
('194419',' Karen Schaffer (I) (qv), who was the lady Zombie in the graveyard  sequence, was actually the secretary of executive producer, and  fellow Zombie, Dan Ireland (qv).'),
('194420',' Flying saucer landing seen on Sarahs stepfathers TV is from  _Lobster Man from Mars (1989)_ (qv).'),
('194421',' Anthony Hickox (qv) offered Dolph Lundgren (qv) the part of  Frankensteins monster but Lundgren turned it down.'),
('194422',' David Niven (I) (qv) reports in his autobiography that the film  was shown for many years for training at Sandhurst (the British  Armys officer training school).'),
('194423',' The film was still used for officer training in Australia as  recently as 1983.'),
('194424',' At the time the movie was made, David Niven (I) (qv), who plays a  lieutenant, was actually a British Army major serving on operations  in WWII.'),
('194425',' This started life as an Army training and instructional film, "The  New Lot," written by Peter Ustinov (qv) and Eric Ambler (qv) and  starring some of the cast that finished up in "The Way Ahead" (Niven  came in later). The training film had upset some Army top brass with  its frankness and was suppressed. It has recently re'),
('194426','emerged thanks  to a copy found in an archive.'),
('194427',' Remake of the Army Kinematograph Service film "The New Lot"'),
('194428',' Phillips Lord (qv) and his character name "Seth Parker" appear  above the title. They were familiar to 1931 audiences from the radio  program on which the film is based. Some RKO executives, however,  expressed concern that the radio program appealed only to older  folks and that people 15 to 30 years old, do not listen to the  program and would not go to see the movie.'),
('194429',' Norma Shearer (qv) has a bit part in one scene. Shearers mother  and sister are extras as well, as is another future luminary of the  talkies, Una Merkel (qv).'),
('194430',' The waterfall seen in long shot at the climax is Niagara Falls, a  site unrelated to, and far from, where the ice floe rescue scenes  were shot.'),
('194431',' The ice floes seen at the climax drifting above and going over the  waterfall were actually wood constructions, as the scene was shot  out of season. The waterfall itself was only a few feet high, going  no further down than what is seen at the bottom of the film frame.'),
('194432',' The scenes on the ice flows were not only very dangerous to film,  but for at least for Lillian Gish (qv), they had lasting ill  effects. Until the day she died, her right hand was somewhat  impaired, due to the extended filming where her hand was in the icy  water.'),
('194433',' While there is a lot of inter'),
('194434','cutting in the editing, the basic ice  floe scenes were filmed in White River Junction (Hartford Village),  Vermont during the late winter.'),
('194435',' During the filming of the ice floe scenes, a fire had to be built  underneath Billy Bitzers camera in order to keep it warm enough to  run.'),
('194436',' All of the principal actors '),
('194437',' none of whom are professionals '),
('194438',' are  themselves former heroin addicts.'),
('194439',' In the original script, Oliver Hardy (qv)s part is identified by  the name "Babe". This was the nickname used by Hardys friends and  colleagues.'),
('194440',' The role of Mary Roberts was originally intended for  Julie Bishop (qv). .'),
('194441',' Hal Roach (qv) had to come up with four different titles for the  film, before finding a title that wasnt already owned by another  studio. The three discarded titles were: "Youd Be Surprised",  "Tonights the Night", and "In the Money".'),
('194442',' "On the Trail of the Lonesome Pine" was released as a single and  charted in the UK towards the end of 1975, record number UP 36026 on  United Artists.'),
('194443',' At the end of the song "On the Trail of the Lonesome Pine",  Stan Laurel (qv)s voice switches to a deep bass and then a high  falsetto. These parts were dubbed by two of his co'),
('194444','stars,  Chill Wills (qv) and Rosina Lawrence (qv).'),
('194445',' Stan and Ollie perform a bit of slapstick used just 2 years earlier  in the Dave Fleischer cartoon "An Elephant Never Forgets '),
('194446',' 1935" in  which Ollie tells Stan to put out his hand. Instead of whacking  Stans hand, Ollie whacks Stan on the head as the teacher in the  cartoon does to her student. However, Stan and Ollies version is  winner.'),
('194447',' James Woods (I) (qv) first film (although not the first to be  released).'),
('194448',' CAMEO(Marvin Hamlisch (qv))'),
('194449',' After preview reactions, director Sydney Pollack (qv) took out a  sequence of several scenes from the movies climactic turning point,  most notably: (1) a highly emotional scene where Katie drives  through UCLA and stops to watch a young woman hold a political  speech, reminding Katie of herself 20 years ago (2) a dialog between  Katie and Hubbell where he tells her that someone has informed on  her. Having a "subversive" wife, its clear that (unless she would  inform, too) he will be fired.'),
('194450',' Warren Beatty (qv) was originally offered for the role of Hubbell'),
('194451',' The college scenes were shot at Union College in Schenectady, New  York. The large rotunda'),
('194452','like building is the Nott Memorial at Union  College. The restaurant scene where Robert Redford (I) (qv) and  Barbra Streisand (qv) meet outside was filmed at the old Medberry  Hotel in Ballston Spa, New York.'),
('194453',' Peter Bogdanovich (qv) turned down the chance to direct. He later  regretted his decision.'),
('194454',' The name of Hubbells book was "A Country Made of Ice Cream".'),
('194455',' This documentary is featured on the DVD for  _Way We Were, The (1973)_ (qv), released in 1999.'),
('194456',' There was a minor helicopter crash on the set.'),
('194457',' Robert Mitchum and Richard Widmark reportedly did not get along with  Kirk Douglas because of his tendency to usurp control of the project  from the director.'),
('194458',' Big screen debut for Sally Field and Katherine Justice.'),
('194459',' Emil Jannings (qv) won "Best Actor" Oscar for this film which is  the only lost Academy Award'),
('194460','winning performance.'),
('194461',' Northern Illinois University owns a 17 min film strip entitled movie  milestones, no.2. (1936) in which this lost film is featured as one  of four clips. The others are _Ten Commandments, The (1923)_ (qv),  _Old Ironsides (1926)_ (qv) and _Behind the Front (1926)_ (qv).'),
('194462',' In her autobiography, "The Shocking Miss Pilgrim A Writer in Early  Hollywood", Frederica Sagor (qv) claims that the original  screenplay for this film was written by her husband,  Ernest Maas (qv). The story '),
('194463',' of a man who abandons his family '),
('194464','  was loosely based on Ernests own father, who had an affair with his  sister'),
('194465','in'),
('194466','law and destroyed two families in the process. As a fellow  German'),
('194467','American, and working in the nascent film industry, Ernest  knew Emil Jannings (qv) personally and gave him a copy of the  original screenplay. Later, he learned that Jannings had taken it to  another director (and studio) and theyd stolen it; this was common  in the early film industry.'),
('194468',' A poor quality two second clip of this lost film is in the 1939  documentary "Cavalcade Of Academy Awards", which highlights past  achievements of the Academy Awards, and the 1939 ceremony. It is  sporadically shown on Turner Classic Movies.'),
('194469',' Funded by the American Lutheran Church.'),
('194470',' Uses stop'),
('194471','motion puppet animation.'),
('194472',' One of the very first one'),
('194473','on'),
('194474','one fighting games.'),
('194475',' Nicky Katt (qv) (Obecks) did all his own stunt driving.'),
('194476',' The names of the main characters, Parker and Longbaugh, are the real  last names of Butch Cassidy and the Sundance Kid.'),
('194477',' The store clerk seen at the 7'),
('194478','11 truck stop (the one who shares a  cigarette with Longbaugh) is the wife of the films composer,  Joe Kraemer (qv).'),
('194479',' Benicio Del Toro (qv) coached Nicky Katt (qv) in his Spanish  dialogue scenes.'),
('194480',' The unusual car chase scenes after the kidnapping were  Benicio Del Toro (qv)s idea. He suggested it to  Christopher McQuarrie (qv) after watching the show  _"Cops" (1989)_ (qv) where a couple of criminals did the same when  cops were chasing them.'),
('194481',' SPOILER: In the audio commentary on the DVD it is confirmed that in  the alternate ending, Parker and Longbaugh do die due to their gun  shot wounds.'),
('194482',' The hotel (where the parking lot gunfight takes place) is said to be  in the town of Salsipuedes, which is Spanish for "get out if you  can".'),
('194483',' Christopher McQuarrie (qv) had written considerable amount of  dialog for Longbaughs character, however Benicio Del Toro (qv)  suggested the "less is more" approach and had him cut down his  lines.'),
('194484',' SPOILER: The Mexican brothel scene when Longbaugh  (Benicio Del Toro (qv)) slaps one whore on her behind as she is  running out, was unscripted. Christopher McQuarrie (qv) privately  suggested it to Del Toro who was very resistant to it. The extra  playing the whore was not told about this. As Del Toro feared, she  came back after the shot was filmed very angry and complained how  she was slapped. Del Toro immediately turned to McQuarrie and said  "he made me do it!!!". (From the directors commentary on the DVD)'),
('194485',' In a scene where Parker jumps into a well to take cover, he lands in  a number of glass bottle and cutting his arm. The bottles did have  labels which were all approved to be used. When the sponsors saw  what was done with the bottles, they asked to have their labels  removed because they were not approved as weapons. The filmmakers  complied.'),
('194486',' The original painting by "Oliver Dear", that is hanging in the  Mexican brothel scene was originally painted and used in the TV  movie _Purgatory (1999) (TV)_ (qv).'),
('194487',' The rifle used be Benicio Del Toro at the motel and in the brothel  was an Isreali made Galil .308. The handguns used by Parker and  Longbaugh were M1911s in 9mm for ease of use with blanks. The  handguns used by the bodyguards were H&K USP 9s. The Revolvers were  Smith and Wesson .38 Specials. The shotgun was a Remington 870 12  guage.'),
('194488',' The violence was scaled back because the MPAA threatened the film  with the NC'),
('194489','17 rating.'),
('194490',' According to the DVD commentary, Christopher McQuarrie hired Kristin  Lehman based on her performance in _Dog Park (1998)_ (qv).'),
('194491',' Sylvia Sidney (qv) walked off the picture. The part was given to  Carole Lombard (I) (qv) who refused it. Ann Dvorak (qv) wound up  playing the role.'),
('194492',' This movie was originally meant to be an Elvis Presley (qv)  vehicle, but Fox refused to pay the $250,000 plus 50 percent of the  profits that Elvis manager asked (they had offered $150,000 plus 50  percent).'),
('194493',' The poem recited by John Mills is titled "For Johnny". It is an ode  to RAF pilots written by John Pudney (1909'),
('194494','1977).'),
('194495',' Title song "Way...way out" performed by Jerry Lewis son Gary Lewis  (and his band The Playboys.)'),
('194496',' The Radio Station CJAY 92 that plays "Start A Rumor Day" throughout  the film is a real rock station in Calgary, and those are the  stations actual DJs talking, and the phone number that is mentioned  (249'),
('194497','CJ92) is the stations phone number.'),
('194498',' Over 12 years in the making and personally financed, Wayne County  Ramblin is a true labor of love and good'),
('194499','will'),
('194500',' One of the first 3D games launched with the Nintendo 64.'),
('194501',' Two modes could be played: Arcade or Simulation. Arcade is 3 on 3  while Simulation is 5 on 5 with penalties. Penalties can be turned  on or off for both modes.'),
('194502',' Supports up to 4 players.'),
('194503',' In arcade mode, fights can break out. The game turns into a fighting  game somewhat similar to a crappy version of Street Fighter. With  the simple attacks of Hard Punch, Quick Jab, Grab and Punch, and  Uppercut, theyre always simple 1 on 1 fights. The penalty for  fighting is five minutes for each player, regardless of who wins or  starts it.'),
('194504',' Arcade elements were included in the game, such as firing a puck  with a flame, turbo boost, and goalkeepers turning into brick walls.'),
('194505',' The movie was shot in 34 days.'),
('194506',' A special trailer was made, which was only shown in front of  _Addams Family, The (1991)_ (qv).'),
('194507',' Originally set in Ontario, Canada.'),
('194508',' The "Stairway to Heaven" guitar riff was changed for the  international, cable, and videotape releases to a generic riff  because of disputes in obtaining rights to the first five notes of  the song, which appear only in the US theatrical release.'),
('194509',' The donut shop is owned by ex Chicago Blackhawk Mikita, Stan (qv),  a reference to a popular chain of Canadian donut shops created by  hockey legend Tim Horton. The police officer in the shop is Officer  Koharski. This could be a reference to the National Hockey League  referee Don Koharski who was told by New Jersey Devils coach Jim  Schoenfeld to "have another donut, you fat pig" after a playoff  game.'),
('194510',' Pictures of Wayne and Garth in Garths bedroom are from earlier  "Saturday Night Live" sketches.'),
('194511',' The episode of The Twilight Zone that Garth describes to the  audience doesnt exist.'),
('194512',' CAMEO(Dana Strum '),
('194513',' bassists for the band Slaughter and musical  producer ): The guy in the guitar shop that stops Wayne playing  Stairway.'),
('194514',' In the early 70s, some British music shops banned or fined patrons  for playing "Stairway to Heaven" because it was played so often.  Hence the sign: "No Stairway to Heaven" when Wayne plays the  guitar in the store.'),
('194515',' DIRCAMEO(Penelope Spheeris (qv)): In the booth for the shooting of  the first episode.'),
('194516',' While filming the Bohemian Rhapsody sequence, both  Mike Myers (I) (qv) and Dana Carvey (qv) developed severe pain  in their necks from all the head banging. There are scenes later in  the movie where it becomes apparent they are trying to move their  necks as little as possible.'),
('194517',' Dana Carvey (qv) did his own drum'),
('194518','playing for the music shop  scene.'),
('194519',' Dana Carvey (qv) did not learn the lyrics to "Bohemian Rhapsody"  prior to filming the scene where everyone is singing along to it,  and was reportedly displeased with the take of that scene used in  the film because he was obviously not singing, just moving his mouth  in vague relation to the lyrics.'),
('194520',' Is the only _"Saturday Night Live" (1975)_ (qv) spin'),
('194521','off movie to  date (including _Blues Brothers, The (1980)_ (qv)) that has grossed  over $100 million.'),
('194522',' Dana Carvey (qv) stated in interviews to promote this film during  its theatrical run, that he developed severe pain in his jaw due to  Garths overbite, and that he spent his nights after filming had  wrapped for the day with bags of ice held to the sides of his face.'),
('194523',' When Wayne and Garth are on the hood of the car watching airplanes  fly over, Garth asks Wayne if he ever thought Bugs Bunny was  attractive in womens clothing. Mike Myers (I) (qv) laugh after  that comment was genuine, but he was laughing at something  completely different Dana Carvey said off camera.'),
('194524',' During the "Terminator 2" parody scene that has  Robert Patrick (I) (qv) reprising his role as the evil T'),
('194525','1000  Terminator, the song "Time Machine" can be heard in the background.  This song comes from the 1992 Black Sabbath album called  "Dehumanizer" which featured a painted image of a Terminator  Endoskeleton disguised in a grim reaper costume.'),
('194526',' When the plane flies over Wayne and Garth, the plane is seen from  underneath is actually a 4'),
('194527','foot'),
('194528','long model.'),
('194529',' There is actually no establishment called "Stan Makitas Donuts" in  or around the Chicagoland area, although many moviegoers will claim  to have been there or driven past it.'),
('194530',' When Wayne is interviewing the sponsor, played by Brian  Doyle'),
('194531','Murray, he writes on the back of his index card, "This man has  no penis." This may be an in'),
('194532','joke alluding to Ghostbusters (1984),  when Bill Murray (brother of Brian Doyle) says "This man has no  dick."'),
('194533',' Chris Farleys film debut.'),
('194534',' Mike Myers feature film debut.'),
('194535',' A teaser trailer for the film makes fun of Lucasfilms THX sound  system.'),
('194536',' A scene in the trailer where Wayne declares "If I ever sport a look  like that, you have full permission to shoot me in the head" was  deleted from the film. Another scene in trailers where Garth says  "That was just like the first movie" was deleted from the film.'),
('194537',' The voice over the drive'),
('194538','thru speaker at the donut shop was  different in the previews.'),
('194539',' Tim Meadows (qv) plays Sammy Davis Jr (qv) in this movie. He  often performed as Sammy Davis Jr in Saturday Night Live, which is  where the original Waynes World sketch comes from.'),
('194540',' Vendela Kirsebom Thomessen (qv) auditioned for the part of the  Swedish receptionist, Bjergen Kjergen.'),
('194541',' When director Penelope Spheeris (qv) was asked why she declined to  direct this sequel after directing the original, she said couldnt  "deal" with Mike Myers (I) (qv) again. Apparently Myers and  Spheeris had a few "creative differences".'),
('194542',' There is a scene where the "Naked Indian" cries after seeing all the  garbage on the concert grounds and garbage being thrown from a car,  which lands at his feet. This mimics a public service announcement  featuring Iron Eyes Cody (qv) which premiered in 1971.'),
('194543',' When Wayne gets off the phone with Jeff Wong, the last thing Wayne  says is "Chi soh hai bin do ah", as if it were a way of saying  "Goodbye". However, this is actually Cantonese for "Where is the  toilet?"'),
('194544',' Garth wears a T'),
('194545','shirt that says "Video Toaster", a CGI special  effects system that Dana Carvey (qv)s brother Brad Carvey (qv)  designed. Brad was the person on whom Dana based his "Garth"  character.'),
('194546',' The story that the roadie keeps telling, about having to fill a  brandy glass with brown M&Ms for Ozzy Osbourne (qv), is based on a  true story that has become a bit of an urban legend.  Van Halen (qv) actually had a rider (a contractual list of items  that a band demands from the concert venue '),
('194547',' towels, catering, stage  equipment requirements, etc.) that said there must be a bowl of M&Ms  backstage, but with all the brown ones removed. The reason for the  absurd rule was to make sure that the entire rider (which included  safety measurements for the bands exceptionally large and heavy  stage set) had been read and obeyed in full. Sure enough at Pueblo,  Colorado show, the rider wasnt read and the staging crashed through  the floor. This lead to the urban myth that the band flipped out and  intentionally caused the $80,000 worth of damage themselves all  because they found brown M&Ms.'),
('194548',' This film is lost'),
('194549',' Released as a split reel along with the comedy  _In Zululand (1915)_ (qv).'),
('194550',' On the desk are autographed pictures of Mary Pickford and Douglas  Fairbanks. Both were founders of United Artists, Disneys  distributor at the time.'),
('194551',' Included in Warner Home Videos 2007 "Literary Classics Double  Feature" DVD containing _Prisoner of Zenda, The (1937)_ (qv) and  _Prisoner of Zenda, The (1952)_ (qv).'),
('194552',' In one scene, Julia (the schoolgirl), who was wrapped in plastic,  was told to cough up and choke on blood on cue. What we didnt find  out until later, was that she also started a nosebleed as soon as  the director called, "Action."'),
('194553',' The boardroom scene that shows the "We are Marshall" chant was  filmed on two separate days. The boardroom scene was shot on one day  and the chant was shot on a second day.'),
('194554',' In the large stadium crowd scenes, hundreds local extras were used  to fill the stands along with thousands of blow up dummies and  thousands of CG Extras, to make the crowds appear larger.'),
('194555',' The name of the winning play that Marshall used against Xavier was  "213 Bootleg Screen".'),
('194556',' The Huntington, West Virginia premiere of the movie was on 12  December 2006 followed by the Hollywood premiere in California on 14  December 2006. Green carpet, Marshall University school color, was  used for both premieres rather than the traditional red carpet.  Those who attended the Huntington, WV premiere included producer  Basil Iwanyk, director McG, writer Jamie Linden, Matthew  Mcconaughey, Matthew Fox, Anthony Mackie, Arlen Escarpeta, Kate  Mara, and Dalton Polston. Real life coaches Jack Lengyl and Red  Dawson also attended the premiere.'),
('194557',' After one week of filming, Jane Bryan (qv) replaced  Dolly Haas (qv) in the role of Leni, because Haas suffered a  nervous collapse due to the "highly emotional nature of her role".'),
('194558',' Paul Muni (I) (qv) actually played the violin and was not dubbed.'),
('194559',' This short featurette is included on the Region 1 "2'),
('194560','Disc Limited  Edition" DVD for _War of the Worlds (2005)_ (qv), as well as the  Region 2 "2'),
('194561','Disc Special Edition" DVD.'),
('194562',' The First Film to be produced in Str8nime, named for its 8 bit  animation, Japanese Animation, and Strangeness.'),
('194563',' Profits from the sale of the video were contributed to the  charitable organization USA for Africa.'),
('194564',' Bob Geldof (qv) hung a sign on the door of the recording studio  which said "Leave Your Ego At The Door". Prince (I) (qv)  (notorious for both his ego and his tantrums) reportedly drove away  after seeing the sign.'),
('194565',' The film has no written script, and all scenes were entirely  improvised.'),
('194566',' The title of the film comes from an uncompleted film by Nicholas  Ray, which was also an attempt of entirely improvised filmmaking.'),
('194567',' A real'),
('194568','life fire at the Lasky Studio was filmed and incorporated  into the plot.'),
('194569',' According to the Cecil B. DeMille Society, this is a lost film.'),
('194570',' The filming of the submarine was shared between submarines P614 and  P615, with the last digit painted over, leaving "P61" which has led  to its being identified as HMS Varangian.'),
('194571',' Nearly 16 hours of film was shot for the project.'),
('194572',' The UK rating certificate was upgraded to PG for "potentially  dangerous behavior" in 2006.'),
('194573',' Part of the omnibus of international short films, "The World  According to Shorts."'),
('194574',' David Warner (I) (qv)s film debut.'),
('194575',' This film is presumed lost. Please check your attic.'),
('194576',' Judy Garland (I) (qv)s performance of the title song is an  outtake from _Ziegfeld Girl (1941)_ (qv).'),
('194577',' Harold Lloyd (qv)s last Lonesome Luke comedy.'),
('194578',' Harry Lauder sings "We Parted on the Shore" in a short film made in  the Chronophone sound'),
('194579','on'),
('194580','disk process.'),
('194581',' This feature'),
('194582','length documentary is featured on the DVD for  _"Band of Brothers" (2001) (mini)_ (qv).'),
('194583',' This film showcases what is believed to be the oldest film footage  of war: the Battle of Paadeberg, South Africa, The Boer War, 1899.'),
('194584',' '),
('194585',' Finalist in the FujiFilm Competition  '),
('194586',' Finalist in the Sky Cut'),
('194587','Short Competition  '),
('194588',' Finalist in the Festival of Fantatsic Films Delta Film Award'),
('194589',' Finalist in the Angel Film Festival Competition'),
('194590',' Finalist in the Cambridge CCMT Film Festival Competition'),
('194591',' Finalist in the Bite The Mango Film Festival Competition'),
('194592',' They are not trick glasses and there were six takes of the stunt at  the end.'),
('194593',' The play consisted of 3 parts, each shown on a different evening. It  opened in London on 9 January 1936; the Broadway openings for each  part took place on 24 November 1936, 27 November 1936 and 30  November 1936 and starred Noel Coward (qv) and  Gertrude Lawrence (qv), running for a total of 118 performances  for all three shows. There were 2 Broadway revivals.'),
('194594',' Many cast members in studio records/casting call lists did not  appear or were not identifiable in the movie. These were (with their  character names, if any): Philip Ahn (qv) (Chinaman),  Meeka Aldrich (qv) (Housemaid), Richard Alexander (I) (qv)  (Moving man), Polly Bailey (qv) (Flower woman), Alex Callam (qv)  (Clerk), Bill Fisher (II) (qv) (Train conductor),  Dennis Hoey (I) (qv) (Prince Wilomirsky), Esther Michelson (qv)  (Headwaiters wife), Harold Minjir (qv) (Beverly),  Alan Napier (qv) (Captain Blackstone), Lionel Pape (qv)  (Englishman), John Piffle (qv) (Dutchman), Paul Porcasi (qv)  (Manager of Duquense), George Reed (I) (qv) (Butler at Blanes  house), Sig Ruman (qv) (Baron Prax), Tim Ryan (I) (qv),  Charles Sullivan (I) (qv) (Train announcer),  Jacques Vanaire (qv) (Beverlys assistant) and Ian Wolfe (qv).  Also, Ava Gardner (qv) supposedly made her motion picture debut in  this film in a crowd scene, but she is not identifiable.'),
('194595',' The entire film was digitally color corrected at full 2K resolution.'),
('194596',' Keni Thomas (qv), who acted as both a military/technical advisor  for and an extra in this film, fought in Mogadishu with the 3rd  Battalion, 75th Ranger Regiment in 1993, the battle depicted in the  film _Black Hawk Down (2001)_ (qv).'),
('194597',' 875,000 feet of film was shot '),
('194598',' roughly 150 hours. It took the  editing team 6 days '),
('194599',' day and night '),
('194600',' to watch it all.'),
('194601',' During the last year of the production, sound engineer  Steve Bartkowicz (qv) consulted the Frederick Military Academy  Alumni Webmaster, Richard W. Abrams (uncredited), to determine which  French bugle call would have been played during the opening massacre  sequence. For historical accuracy, Abrams was also called upon to  determine if the bugle call would have remained the same today as in  the year of the massacre. The bugle call was found on a French  military web site and forwarded to Bartkowicz.'),
('194602',' The French bugler shot in the beginning is writer/director  Randall Wallace (qv)s real'),
('194603','life son.'),
('194604',' A good amount of the musical score is based around the song "Sgt.  McKensie", which plays during the closing credits of the film.'),
('194605',' A theatrical re'),
('194606','release on 20 September 2002 in Arizona saw the  world premiere of Randall Wallace (qv)s "Sonic Whole Overhead  Sound" format, in which the cinemas audio system features a new  ceiling speaker channel to convey height information. The mix was  created by Mark P. Stoeckinger (qv), in association with Dolby  Labs and Todd'),
('194607','AO/Soundelux.'),
('194608',' The A'),
('194609','6 Intruder footage was originally shot for  _Flight of the Intruder (1991)_ (qv). This was necessary because the  A'),
('194610','6 had been retired several years before this film was made, and so  none were available to use in the movie.'),
('194611',' Although many of the names are never really seen or said throughout  the movie, very careful attention was paid to ensure every member of  the company was represented properly in the film. For every person  that was a member of the company in real life, there was an actor on  screen, most of which resembled the actual soldiers themselves.'),
('194612',' The real members of the 1st Cav portrayed in this film (every single  one) were contacted to view a special screening of the movie before  public release. Many members could not stay past the first 30  minutes of the movie because "it was exactly right. I was right  there all over again."'),
('194613',' Was originally scheduled for a 2001 release but was pushed back so  Chris Klein (I) (qv) could work on _American Pie 2 (2001)_ (qv).'),
('194614',' The first scenes in Vietnam show a battalion sign that says "Garry  Owen". This was the famous marching song of the 7th Cavalry Regiment  and is actually one word, "Garryowen"'),
('194615',' The closing music, "Mansions of The Lord", has become the unofficial  Army funeral hymn. It was used as the recessional at President  Ronald Reagan (I) (qv)s funeral.'),
('194616',' Body count: 305'),
('194617',' A total of three soldiers were awarded the Congressional Medal of  Honor for the battle represented in this film. Joseph Marm Jr.  received his shortly after the battle. Bruce P. Crandall (qv) and  Ed Freeman received theirs in 2007 and 2006, respectively.'),
('194618',' John Huston (I) (qv) wanted a then almost'),
('194619','unknown  Marilyn Monroe (qv) for a part in this movie. He made it about  Cuban rebels at the time Monroe had a contract with Columbia. But  producer Sam Spiegel (I) (qv) didnt want to spend money for a  screen test of Monroe.'),
('194620',' This documentary features the first reunion of the three stars of  The Champions since the series finished.'),
('194621',' Cinematographer John F. Seitz (qv) took over as director of  photography when Karl Freund (qv) fell ill.'),
('194622',' This picture marked the American debut of European producer  Seymour Nebenzal (qv).'),
('194623',' Contains the last five minutes of the Federal Works Project  production of "Voodoo Macbeth", directed by Orson Welles (qv).'),
('194624',' One of the 50 films in the 4'),
('194625','disk boxed DVD set called "Treasures  from American Film Archives (2000)", compiled by the National Film  Preservation Foundation from 18 American film archives. This film  was preserved by the National Archives and Records Administration.  This movie contains the only known footage of the 1936 production of  "Macbeth" produced by the Negro Theatre Unit of the Federal Theatre  Project of the WPA, and directed by Orson Welles when he was 20  years old.'),
('194626',' Based on the book of the same name by Jeannie (Mrs Aeneas) Gunn OBE  (1870'),
('194627','1961). Although entitled "A Novel", the book, published in  1908, was really a recreation of actual events. The book became an  Australian classic, and was used in schools, and translated into  German.'),
('194628',' The term "the Never'),
('194629','Never" refers to Australias Outback area. In  this case, it refers specifically to the area of Australias  Northern Territory, 200 miles south'),
('194630','east of Katherine.'),
('194631',' The remains of Aeneas Gunn, and several other characters featured in  the book and movie, are buried in the Elsey Cemetery. Jeannie Gunn  is buried in Melbourne, but there is a memorial next to her  husbands grave, which reads "In Loving Memory to the Little  Missus".'),
('194632',' The films _Noi vivi (1942)_ (qv) and _Addio Kira! (1942)_ (qv) were  produced in 1942 in Italy ("Addio Kira" is part two of the story  that begins in "Noi Vivi"). The films were made without the  authorization, input, involvement, or, in fact, knowledge, of  Rand, Ayn (qv) author of the underlying work, "We The Living".  Because of the war and the fact that Rand was an American, the  producers, Scalera Films, made no attempt to secure the underlying  literary rights. In these films, the original story was severely  corrupted due to addition of several gratuitous propaganda scenes  ordered by the fascist party (they controlled all filmmaking in  Italy at that time). After the war, Scalera attempted to get the  underlying rights from Rand and was refused. Because of this "Noi  Vivi" and "Addio Kira" were not and cannot be legally distributed  (Rand eventually received wartime reparations from the government of  Italy for the theft of her property). Many years later, the  negatives of the two existing films were purchased by American  filmmakers. Rand granted literary rights and authorized a new film  version of "We The Living" to be created out the films on the  condition that several significant changes were made. Most  importantly, she wanted the propaganda scenes removed and the story  to be told in a single film. Because of this, "We The Living",  released in 1986, is significantly different from the two  unauthorized films. The offending scenes and several subplots of the  story have been removed. Running time is now a full hour less than  the total of the two films.'),
('194633',' One of only two American films to premiere at the 1995 Moscow Film  Festival.'),
('194634',' As the dinosaurs dance around Times Square, it is possible to see a  theatre marquee advertising _Jurassic Park (1993)_ (qv), which was  directed by executive producer Spielberg, Steven (qv).'),
('194635',' In the stampede after the crowd discovers the dinosaurs are real, at  the point where Louie says, "Meet you in central park, now run," a  caricature of Steven Spielberg with an Amblin Logo Baseball Cap and  Jurassic Park Logo T'),
('194636','Shirt appears briefly on the left hand side as  part of the crowd running towards the camera.'),
('194637',' To promote the movies release, a giant helium balloon of Rex the  T'),
('194638','Rex was included in the real'),
('194639','life 1993 Macys Thanksgiving Day  Parade in New York. Unfortunately, as the parade moved through  Columbus Circle, high winds caught the Rex balloon and caused it to  list over the nearby sidewalk. The head of the Rex balloon struck a  protruding street light and popped, but the rest of the dinosaurs  body remained inflated until the end of the parade.'),
('194640',' Jay Leno, who provides the voice of Vorb, did his work three years  before the movie hit theaters.'),
('194641',' The town in which the film takes place was built from scratch in  Canada.'),
('194642',' The film was originally planned to have an R rating. But during the  first week of shooting, the studio changed the aimed rating from R  to PG'),
('194643','13 to attract a wider audience.'),
('194644',' A number "Its the Animal in Me" was filmed, but cut. See also  _Big Broadcast of 1936, The (1935)_ (qv).'),
('194645',' The portrait of Gracies Uncle Fred appears to be a caricature of  George Barbier (qv).'),
('194646',' The preview running time was 80 minutes, indicating considerable  editing occurred before the movie was released.'),
('194647',' The play opened in Hollywood, California, USA on 2 February 1934.'),
('194648',' Included in Warner Home Videos 2006 6'),
('194649','disc DVD release "The Busby  Berkeley Collection".'),
('194650',' Vitaphone release #5954.'),
('194651',' A print of this film survives in the UCLA Film and Television  Archives.'),
('194652',' The play, "Ladies of the Jury", opened on Broadway in New York City,  New York, USA on 21 October 1929 and had 88 performances.'),
('194653',' The print shown on the Turner Classic Movies (TCM) channel is a  re'),
('194654','release with tampered credits. The director credit is missing.'),
('194655',' The entire film was shot over a period of only 2 weeks.'),
('194656',' The real'),
('194657','life school "The Skinners School, Tunbridge Wells", which  was used for the classroom scenes, was the director, Mike Laloes,  old school.'),
('194658',' The film is based upon a real'),
('194659','life party, director Mike Laloe had  when he was younger.'),
('194660',' The phrase "Weve got the toaster" has featured in all of Mike  Laloes previous short films.'),
('194661',' A stunt player was killed when the caisson he was riding on flipped  over.'),
('194662',' Much of the movie was filmed on the campus of Texas A&M University  in College Station, Texas. Many of the buildings seen are still is  use today.'),
('194663',' Cliff Robertson (qv)s first film.'),
('194664',' "Kansas City Kitty" was the name given to a P'),
('194665','51D Mustang during  World War II.'),
('194666',' This film was restored by The Library of Congress Motion Picture  Division, the UCLA Film and Television Archive and Warner  Bros./Turner Entertainment Company.'),
('194667',' When it came time for Barthelmess to sing the title song of Weary  River (not once but four times in the course of the film), the  Vitaphone technicians performed a bit of audio'),
('194668','visual  sleight'),
('194669','of'),
('194670','hand. While Barthelmess moves his lips, the voice we hear  is that of Johnny Murray. A Photoplay article of July 1929 reported  that Murray had also been retained to provide Barthelmesss voice in  the future, in the event that he starred in any other musicals.'),
('194671',' Released as a split reel along with the comedy  _Counts, The (1912)_ (qv).'),
('194672',' Released as a split reel along with the comedy  _It Cured Hubby (1914)_ (qv).'),
('194673',' Nicolas Cage (qv) recorded all of the inner monologue at a local  recording studio before shooting began. He was fed the audio on set.'),
('194674',' The "plastic" spoon stuck to Nicolas Cage (qv)s lapel was  actually a metal spoon that had been painted to appear plastic and  which was held in place with a magnet.'),
('194675',' The Naperville Central High School marching band was asked to be in  that parade, and the song they are playing is their schools fight  song.'),
('194676',' Tom Skilling (qv), WGN and Chicago Tribune Chief Meteorologist, is  a technical advisor and makes a cameo appearance as the TV station  floor director.'),
('194677',' Despite Paramount Pictures suggesting that the production be shot in  Canada, to substitute for Chicago, Gore Verbinski (qv) and  Nicolas Cage (qv) both insisted that the film be shot in Chicago  for authenticity.'),
('194678',' The food that hits Nicolas Cage (qv) throughout the film is thrown  by director Gore Verbinski (qv).'),
('194679',' Gore Verbinski (qv) plays guitar on Hans Zimmer (qv)s score.'),
('194680',' While shooting the film in February, director Gore Verbinski (qv)  was surprised to find that the weather in Chicago was warm, as it  didnt produce any snow. The production designers had to recreate  snow from scratch, as the film takes place during the winter season.'),
('194681',' The film that Mike is watching while his parents are fighting is  "Clear and Present Danger".'),
('194682',' Move debut of Helen Hayes (I) (qv).'),
('194683',' Ninth episode in the Girl from Frisco 2'),
('194684','reel series'),
('194685',' The last film of Hal Osmond.'),
('194686',' A part of the opening hallway scene had to be perfected in one take  since it actually took place at the end of the school day when  students were actually going home. It took three cameras filming  simultaneously to capture the sequence and it was a success.  Thankfully all the students were kind enough to not look into the  camera as asked.'),
('194687',' The school had not purchased a dolly yet. All dolly shots were done  in a shopping cart found in a broom closet. The camera operators  found this extremely uncomfortable which prompted the school to  purchase a dolly for the students.'),
('194688',' Filming for The Web and Checkmate overlapped a few times. The two  videos actually filmed in the classroom across from one another.  Many of the extras in Checkmate were used in The Web as well and  vice versa.'),
('194689',' Was initially to be only shot in S'),
('194690','VHS but due to the poor quality  they were receiving, executive producer Alex Hakobian called in two  experienced students from the advanced class, Marion Sistena and  Chris Mallery, to assist in the filming using the schools new  digital miniDV camera.'),
('194691',' In the opening scene, when all the students leave class at the end  of the day, a bunch of students had an end of the week ritual of  screaming out loud, "FRIDAY!" When this video premiered at the  schools Film Night which took place on a Friday.'),
('194692',' This film and 17 other short films made in the Phonofilm process  premiered at the Rivoli Theater in New York City on 15 April 1923.'),
('194693',' Vitaphone production reel #998.'),
('194694',' Owen Wilson (qv) and Vince Vaughn (qv) improvised the "Lock it  up!" banter.'),
('194695',' Jane Seymour (I) (qv) was called in three times to audition for  the role of Kathleen Cleary. Reportedly she beat out many, many  actresses in their fifties and early sixties, also auditioning for  the role of Mrs. Cleary.'),
('194696',' When Jeremy first pitches to John the idea of crashing the wedding  of Secretary Clearys daughter Christina, Jeremy hands John a  section of a newspaper that carries the wedding announcement. It  bears a photo of the bride and groom and a photo of Secretary Cleary  accompanied by multi'),
('194697','column article. Dummy text of this kind is  notoriously uninteresting for prop makers to write, and most of the  fruits of their labors never appears on camera. As a result, prop  makers sometimes include obviously bogus or even intentionally  humorous text for the amusement of the crew and the observant  viewer, and that has of course not undergone the rigorous  typographical and grammatical editing processes common to newspaper  articles. Here, though the announcement begins conventionally  enough, by the point in the article that appears to the left of  Christopher Walken (qv)s photo, the text reads: "The Clearys are  the center of the political scene these days with the potential  candidacy of William for the president of the United States.'),
('194698',' The Rules of Wedding Crashing: '),
('194699',' Rule #1: Never leave a fellow  Crasher behind. Crashers take care of their own. '),
('194700',' Rule #2: Never  use your real name. '),
('194701',' Rule #3: When crashing an Indian wedding,  identify yourself as a well'),
('194702','known immigrant officer or a county  lawyer. '),
('194703',' Rule #4: No one goes home alone. '),
('194704',' Rule #5: Never let a  girl come between you and a fellow crasher. '),
('194705',' Rule #6: Do not sit in  the corner and sulk. It draws attention in a negative way. Draw  attention to yourself, but on your own terms. '),
('194706',' Rule #7: Blend in by  standing out. '),
('194707',' Rule #8: Be the life of the party. '),
('194708',' Rule #9:  Whatever it takes to get in, get in. '),
('194709',' Rule #10: Invitations are for  pussies. '),
('194710',' Rule #11: Sensitive is good. '),
('194711',' Rule #12: When it stops  being fun, break something. '),
('194712',' Rule #13: Bridesmaids are desperate:  console them. '),
('194713',' Rule #14: Youre a distant relative of a dead  cousin. '),
('194714',' Rule #15: Fight the urge to tell the truth. '),
('194715',' Rule #16:  Always have an up'),
('194716','to'),
('194717','date family tree. '),
('194718',' Rule #17: Every female  wedding guest deserves a wedding night. '),
('194719',' Rule #18: You love animals  and children. '),
('194720',' Rule #19: Toast in the native language if you know  the native language and have practiced the toast. Do not wing it. '),
('194721','  Rule #20: The older the better, the younger the better (see Rule  below) '),
('194722',' Rule #21: Definitely make sure shes 18. '),
('194723',' Rule #22: You  have a wedding and a reception to seal the deal. Period. No  overtime. '),
('194724',' Rule #23: Theres nothing wrong with having seconds.  Provided theres enough women to go around. '),
('194725',' Rule #24: If you get  outed, leave calmly. Do not run. '),
('194726',' Rule #25: You understand she  heard that but thats not what you meant. '),
('194727',' Rule #26: Of course you  love her. '),
('194728',' Rule #27: Dont over drink. The machinery must work in  order to close. '),
('194729',' Rule #28: Make sure theres an open bar. '),
('194730',' Rule  #29: Always be a team player. Everyone needs a little help now and  again. '),
('194731',' Rule #30: Know the playbook so you can call an audible. '),
('194732','  Rule #31: If you call an audible, always make sure your fellow  Crashers know. '),
('194733',' Rule #32: Dont commit to a relative unless youre  absolutely sure that they have a pulse. '),
('194734',' Rule #33: Never go back to  your place. '),
('194735',' Rule #34: Be gone by sunrise. '),
('194736',' Rule #35: Breakfast is  for closers. '),
('194737',' Rule #36: Your favorite movie is "The English  Patient". '),
('194738',' Rule #37: At the reception, one hard drink or two beers  max. A drunk crasher is a sloppy crasher. '),
('194739',' Rule #38: Girls in hats  tend to be proper and rarely give it up. '),
('194740',' Rule #39: The way to a  womans bed is through the dance floor. '),
('194741',' Rule #40: Dance with old  folks and the kids. The girls will think youre "sweet." '),
('194742',' Rule #41:  Never hit on the bride '),
('194743',' its a one way ticket to the pavement '),
('194744','  Rule #42: Try not to break anything, unless youre not having fun. '),
('194745','  Rule #43: At the service, sit in the fifth row. Its close enough to  wedding party to seem like youre an invited guest. Never sit in the  back. The back row just smells like crashing. '),
('194746',' Rule #44: Create an  air of mystery that involves some painful experience when  interacting with the girl youre after. But dont talk about it. '),
('194747','  Rule #45: Always remember your fake name! Rehearse it in advance and  make sure you know your fellow Crashers code'),
('194748','name as well! '),
('194749',' Rule  #46: The Rules of Wedding Crashing are sacred. Dont sully them by  "improvising." '),
('194750',' Rule #47: You forgot your invitation in your rush  to get to the church. '),
('194751',' Rule #48: Make sure all the single women at  the wedding know youre there because youve just suffered either a  terrible breakup or the death of your fiancée. '),
('194752',' Rule #49: Always  work into the conversation: "Yeah, I have tons of money. But how  does one buy happiness?" '),
('194753',' Rule #50: Be pensive! It draws out the  "healer" in women. '),
('194754',' Rule #51: Always pull out in time. '),
('194755',' Rule #52:  Tell any woman youre interested in that youd love to stay put but  you promised to help out at the homeless shelter today. '),
('194756',' Rule #53:  Its time to put your Drama Lessons in practice! Get choked up  during the service. The girls will think youre "sensitive". Bring a  slice of onion or artificial tears if necessary. '),
('194757',' Rule #54: Avoid  virgins. Theyre too clingy. '),
('194758',' Rule #55: If pressed, tell people  youre related to Uncle John. Everyone has an Uncle John. '),
('194759',' Rule  #56: Dont fixate on one woman. ALWAYS have a back'),
('194760','up. '),
('194761',' Rule #57:  When seeing a rival Crasher, do not interact: merely acknowledge  each other with a tug on the earlobe and gracefully move on. '),
('194762',' Rule  #58: The Ferraris in the shop. '),
('194763',' Rule #59: If two rival crashers  pick the same girl, the crasher with the least seniority will  respectfully yield. '),
('194764',' Rule #60: No "chicken dancing": no exceptions.  '),
('194765',' Rule #61: When crashing out of state, request permission from the  local Wedding Crasher chapter. '),
('194766',' Rule #62: No more than two weddings  a weekend. More and your game gets sloppy. Youll also attract  unwanted notice. '),
('194767',' Rule #63: Bring an extra umbrella when it rains.  Courtesy opens more legs than charm. '),
('194768',' Rule #64: Always save room  for cake. '),
('194769',' Rule #65: When your crash partner fails, you fail. No  man is an island. '),
('194770',' Rule #66: Smile! Youre having the time of your  life. '),
('194771',' Rule #67: Mix it up a little. You cant always be the man  with the haunted past. '),
('194772',' Rule #68: Dance with the Brides  grandmother. '),
('194773',' Rule #69: No sex on the altar. Confessionals, okay.  Chair lofts, better. '),
('194774',' Rule #70: Two shutouts in a row? Its time to  take a week off. Ask yourself: what is it that is getting in the way  of my happiness? '),
('194775',' Rule #71: Research, research, research the  wedding party. And when you are done researching, research some  more. '),
('194776',' Rule #72: Studies have shown that women have a more  developed sense of smell. Breath mints: small cost, big yield. '),
('194777','  Rule #73: Keep interactions with the parents of the bride and groom  to a minimum. '),
('194778',' Rule #74: In case of emergency, refer to the  rulebook. '),
('194779',' Rule #75: Do NOT sing at the reception. '),
('194780',' Rule #76: No  excuses. Play like a champion. '),
('194781',' Rule #77: Carry extra protection at  ALL times. '),
('194782',' Rule #78: The unmarried female rabbi: is she fair game?  Of course she is. '),
('194783',' Rule #79: The tables furthest from the kitchen  always get served first. '),
('194784',' Rule #80: Stop, look, listen. At  weddings. In life. '),
('194785',' Rule #81: Occasionally bring a gift: youre  getting sex without having to buy dinner, so you can afford a  blender. '),
('194786',' Rule #82: Always think ahead but always stay in the  moment. Reconcile this paradox and youll not only get the girl, you  might also get peace of mind. '),
('194787',' Rule #83: Dont let the ring bearer  bum your smokes. His parents may start to ask questions. '),
('194788',' Rule #84:  Stay clear of the wedding planner. They may recognize you and start  to wonder. '),
('194789',' Rule #85: Dont use the "I have two months to live"  bit: not cool, not effective. '),
('194790',' Rule #86: Shoes say a lot about the  man. '),
('194791',' Rule #87: Always choose large weddings. More choice. Easier  to blend. '),
('194792',' Rule #88: Youre from out of town. ALWAYS. '),
('194793',' Rule #89:  Know something about the place you say you are from, whether be from  another US state or another country. Texas is too'),
('194794','played out. For  some reason, England, Germany or even New Hampshire seem to work.  Master the accents convincingly, and youve nailed them! '),
('194795',' Rule #90:  Of course you dream of one day having children. '),
('194796',' Rule #91: Never  dance to "What I Like About You." Its long past time to let that  song go. Someone will request it at every wedding. Dont dance to  it. No matter how hot the girl. '),
('194797',' Rule #92: Tell the brides friends  and family that you are family of the groom and visa'),
('194798','versa. '),
('194799',' Rule  #93: Only take one car. You never know when youll need to make a  fast escape. '),
('194800',' Rule #94: Deep down, most people hate themselves.  This knowledge is the key to most bedroom doors. '),
('194801',' Rule #95: Try not  to show off on the dance floor. This means you Jeremy. '),
('194802',' Rule #96:  Etiquette isnt old'),
('194803','fashioned. Its sexy. '),
('194804',' Rule #97: Catholic  weddings: the classic dilemma: painfully long ceremony: horny girls.  '),
('194805',' Rule #98: The newspaper Wedding Announcements are your racing  form. Choose carefully. '),
('194806',' Rule #99: Be judicious with cologne.  Citrus tones are best. '),
('194807',' Rule #100: Save the tuxes for "the big  show" only. '),
('194808',' Rule #101: Avoid women who were psychology majors in  college. There is no kind of woman more clingy and persistent than a  psychologist investigating your story later on. '),
('194809',' Rule #102: No  periwinkle colored ties, please. '),
('194810',' Rule #103: Always have an early  "appointment" the next morning. '),
('194811',' Rule #104: Be well groomed and  well'),
('194812','mannered. '),
('194813',' Rule #105: Never cockblock a fellow Crasher.  Cockblocking an invited guest'),
('194814','okay. '),
('194815',' Rule #106: Eat plentiful,  digest your food. Youll need the energy later. '),
('194816',' Rule #107: Know  when to abandon ship if it aint floating. '),
('194817',' Rule #108: Know your  swing and salsa dancing. Girls love to get twisted around. '),
('194818',' Rule  #109: Always carry an assortment of place cards to match any wedding  design. '),
('194819',' Rule #110: Make sure your magic trick and balloon animal  skills are not rusty. If the kids love it, the girls will too. '),
('194820','  Rule #111: Never have sex with bride or grooms mother even if she  is the hottest bombshell at the wedding. Just control yourself. '),
('194821','  Rule #112: Have FUN! Its why youre there! '),
('194822',' Rule #113: Dont look  for opportunities; make them. '),
('194823',' Rule #114: 3'),
('194824','4 months to wedding  crash'),
('194825','funerals are year round! '),
('194826',' Rule #115: Never walk away from a  crasher in a funny jacket. (The rule that Jeremy makes up to insult  John)'),
('194827',' At the Italian Wedding, the guy sitting next to Owen Wilson who  laughs at the "Jabroni" joke is Wilsons Uncle.'),
('194828',' Owen Wilson came up with the line "I think we only use 10% of our  hearts."'),
('194829',' A real wedding planner was kept onset to make sure the weddings in  the movie looked real.'),
('194830',' The painting given to Jeremy by Todd was kept by Vince Vaughn after  filming.'),
('194831',' Following complaints from the United States Congress, the producers  of the film yanked from the movies official web site a printable  Purple Heart advertised as a gimmick to pick up women and get free  drinks.'),
('194832',' The schooner Woodwind featured in the movie is an actual schooner  available for charter and public cruises out of Annapolis, Maryland.  In fact, they used the boat "as'),
('194833','is" including keeping her name  unaltered. The boat featured is the second Woodwind (Woodwind II)  and has an identical sister that bears the name "Woodwind". An  employee of the Woodwind tours was actually laying underneath Walken  steering the boat down the Severn River in Annapolis, while he is  holding onto the wheel.'),
('194834',' When confessing to the priest (Henry Gibson), Jeremy mentions that  he had an imaginary friend named "Shiloh". This is apparently a  reference to the Neil Diamond song "Shiloh", also about an imaginary  friend.'),
('194835',' Chazz is watching Betty Boop cartoons when John comes over to talk  to him.'),
('194836',' When Christopher Walken and Rachel McAdams are dancing at the  engagement party, Walken kept saying "fart" to keep McAdams smiling  after dancing had become quite repetitive.'),
('194837',' Rachel McAdams took a sailing class after learning that her  character was an expert in sailing. This helped the cast and crew,  because a few thunderstorms had occurred during the course of  filming as McAdams was able to help them sail to safety.'),
('194838',' Premiere voted this movie as one of "The 50 Greatest Comedies Of All  Time" in 2006.'),
('194839',' When Jeremy tells John, "Youve crashed a million weddings, and you  rocked them all", it is a reference to the Bon Jovi song, “Wanted  Dead or Alive”. The song contains the similar lyric, "Ive seen a  million faces, and Ive rocked them all."'),
('194840',' The filmmakers tried to use artificial flowers as often as possible  because Debra Messing is allergic to real flowers.'),
('194841',' Without the end credits, the movies running time is a short 78  minutes.'),
('194842',' The movie was originally going to be called "Something Borrowed".'),
('194843',' Tyne Daly (qv) and Kathryne Dora Brown (qv) are real'),
('194844','life mother  and daughter.'),
('194845',' One reel of this two'),
('194846','reel film (Reel 1) survives in the Library of  congress.'),
('194847',' Tenth release in the "Crackerjack" 1'),
('194848','reel comedy series.'),
('194849',' Shooting was stopped after 9 months. von Stroheim was ordered to  make two films of the material: The Wedding March and its sequel  _Honeymoon, The (1928)_ (qv). A third part, which von Stroheim had  planned, was never realized. von Stroheim was able to restore his  version of the first part in the 1950s at the Cinematheque  Francaise.'),
('194850',' DIRTRADE(Erich von Stroheim (qv)): [ambulance]: Mitzi is carried  away in an ambulance after she is injured at the cathedral ceremony.'),
('194851',' DIRTRADE(Erich von Stroheim (qv)): [janitor]: When Mitzi goes to  the church to pray, a janitor is seen removing candle wax from the  floor.'),
('194852',' Edwin Knopf, who wrote the original story for "The Wedding Night,"  was a close friend of F. Scott Fitzgerald and based the characters  played by Gary Cooper and Helen Vinson on Scott and Zelda  Fitzgerald.'),
('194853',' Gary Cooper hated his co'),
('194854','star, Anna Sten, so much that behind her  back he would refer to her as "Anna Stench."'),
('194855',' Richard Powell (I) (qv) (Truck Driver) and Alphonse Martell (qv)  (Waiter) are in studio records/casting call lists for their roles,  but they did not appear or were not identifiable in the movie.'),
('194856',' The Wedding Party, was filmed in 1963, but the production company  ran out of money and couldnt release the motion picture until 1969.'),
('194857',' Jill Clayburgh (qv)s first movie.'),
('194858',' At the first wedding, Jennifer Lopez (I) (qv)s character Maria  comforts the bride by complimenting her great thighs. This may be a  small reference to the huge media focus on Jens "big" thighs when  she first began her singing career.'),
('194859',' May hold the unofficial Hollywood record for most credited producers  of any movie ever made: fourteen, including six "executive  producers", six "producers" and two "co'),
('194860','producers".'),
('194861',' In an early scene in Matthew McConaughey (qv)s office, he  indicates a framed picture of his "sister". The prop is actually a  picture of McConaughey in drag.'),
('194862',' Cameo(Julio Macat (qv)): as a newspaper stand guy and sells a  newspaper to Jennifer Lopezs character'),
('194863',' Brendan Fraser (qv) was set to play the role of Dr. Steve/Eddie,  but scheduling conflicts with filming the movie  _Bedazzled (2000)_ (qv) prevented him.'),
('194864',' In the theatrical trailer, the Columbia Pictures woman is wearing a  wedding dress.'),
('194865',' Frannys Mother, played by Joanna Gleason (qv), sings very badly  in the movie and is asked numerous times by her daughter not to  sing. In fact, Gleason has a very good singing voice and has  appeared in several broadway musicals, including "Into the Woods".'),
('194866',' Jennifer Love Hewitt (qv) was originally set to star.'),
('194867',' The movie projected onto the side of the museum is  _Two Tickets to Broadway (1951)_ (qv).'),
('194868',' Kevin Nealon (qv)s second cameo in an Adam Sandler (I) (qv)  film. The first was as a golfer in _Happy Gilmore (1996)_ (qv); this  time hes a bank manager.'),
('194869',' Carrie Fisher (qv) worked uncredited on the script.'),
('194870',' Production of the film took over a year and a half.'),
('194871',' The butterfly jean jacket that Julia wears throughout the movie  actually belongs to Drew Barrymore (qv). The director liked her  jacket and told her to wear it as part of her costume.'),
('194872',' The guitar that Adam Sandler (qv)s character is playing during  "Somebody Kill Me Please" is a Gibson ES'),
('194873','335 Semi'),
('194874','hollow body in  Heritage Cherry. The amp is a Fender Twin Reverb.'),
('194875',' The character of George was based on Boy George (qv).'),
('194876',' Robbie tells Linda at one point to "Get out of my Van Halen T'),
('194877','shirt  before you jinx the band and they break up". David Lee Roth (qv)  did leave Van Halen (qv) in 1985 (the year in which the movie is  set).'),
('194878',' The song playing at Robbies aborted wedding to Linda is a string  quartet arrangement of Journey (II) (qv)s "Dont Stop Believin".'),
('194879',' Final Our Gang appearance of Hood, Darla (qv).'),
('194880',' One of a series of 2'),
('194881','Strip Technicolor one'),
('194882','reel shorts featuring an  ensemble of children known as "The Vitaphone Kiddies". The Three  Gumm Sisters'),
('194883','Mary Jane Gumm (qv), Virginia Gumm (qv) and  Frances Gumm, later known as Judy Garland (I) (qv)'),
('194884','were featured  performers in the group.'),
('194885',' Vitaphone production reel number 3826.'),
('194886',' Film debuts of Peggy Ryan (qv) and Judy Garland (I) (qv).'),
('194887',' Harry Lauder sings "The Wedding of Sandy McNab" in a short film made  in the Chronophone sound'),
('194888','on'),
('194889','film process.'),
('194890',' Farrow, Mia (qv) has only one line in the whole movie.'),
('194891',' John Malkovich (qv), Joan Allen (I) (qv), Terry Kinney (qv),  Alan Wilder (I) (qv), George Wendt (I) (qv),  Laurie Metcalf (qv), Gary Houston (qv) and Hedda Lubin (qv)  were extras.'),
('194892',' The house featured in the film is the current home of singer Richard  Marx and his wife, actress Cynthia Rhodes.'),
('194893',' There are 48 featured characters in the movie.'),
('194894',' Robert Altman admits that the whole production of the film came as a  joke. A reporter had asked him what he planned to do next and he  jokingly said that he was going to film someones wedding, seeing as  that was becoming a more common thing to do at the time. As he  reflected on it, he decided it was actually quite a good idea, as he  had never been to a wedding where something didnt go wrong.'),
('194895',' All the co'),
('194896','writers '),
('194897',' John Considine, Allan F. Nichols and Patricia  Resnick '),
('194898',' all have small roles in the film.'),
('194899',' Sissy Spacek was offered the role of Buffy Brenner. She couldnt  appear in the film due to a scheduling conflict, so the role went to  Mia Farrow.'),
('194900',' Biograph production number 3005.'),
('194901',' This featurette is featured on the DVD of A Wedding included in  the Robert Altman Collection released in 2006.'),
('194902',' Based on producer Artur Brauner (I) (qv)s memories.'),
('194903',' Movie was partly inspired by a break'),
('194904','in at producer Rich Moris  house.'),
('194905',' Based on the novel "Le veuf" written by Georges Simenon.'),
('194906',' The gag with the Stooges dressed up in Santa Claus outfits in order  to get into the palace would be used again, eleven years later (with  Shemp replacing Curly), in their short  _Malice in the Palace (1949)_ (qv).'),
('194907',' The original Kipling story was about a little boy, however this was  changed in order to place Shirley Temple in the role.'),
('194908',' This featurette is featured on the season 1 DVD set for  _"Weeds" (2005)_ (qv).'),
('194909',' Premiere voted this movie as one of "The 25 Most Dangerous Movies".'),
('194910',' A print of this film survives in the UCLA Film and Television  Archives.'),
('194911',' The pre'),
('194912','production actually started only two months before filming  with the casting. The producers had another script in reserve and  were unsure which to produce first.'),
('194913',' "Donnerstag" was written and directed by Marc Nußbaum.'),
('194914',' The ensemble cast never actually all appeared together.'),
('194915',' Sixth largest grossing film of 1945.'),
('194916',' Judy Garland (I) (qv) was originally considered for a starring  role.'),
('194917',' Second unit director Havens, James Curtis (qv) was on location in  Cuba with his crew for about one month, filming longshots with  doubles and atmospheric shots.'),
('194918',' Alice Faye (qv) was pregnant during the filming of this movie.'),
('194919',' Harry Holman (qv) is in studio records/casting call lists for the  role of "The Judge," but he did not appear in the movie.'),
('194920',' The fictional town of New Spring is really Niles, California, where  Charles Chaplin (qv) and Bronco Billy got their start around 1915.'),
('194921',' Andrew McCarthy (I) (qv) was asked to read the script to think  about playing the part of Richard. When he read it, he loved the  part of Larry, and got that instead.'),
('194922',' Terry Kiser (qv) (Bernie)s stunt double suffered a few broken  ribs during filming due to all the pitfalls and stunts of playing a  dead man; most notably in the scene involving Bernie being dragged  around the surface of the lake, bumping into metal floating  obstacles.'),
('194923',' Bernies house at the beach was not on "Hampton Island" at all, but  actually at a nature preserve in North Carolina. It was built just  for this movie, with the agreement that it would be torn down right  after shooting and the land returned to its pristine condition.'),
('194924',' After Richard knocks out the man that Bernie fired, he informs Larry  "You can come out now Rambo." _First Blood (1982)_ (qv), the first  Rambo movie, was also directed by Ted Kotcheff (qv).'),
('194925',' Many of the local people of Macclesfield appeared in the movie as  extras totaling over two hundred.'),
('194926',' The Macclesfield Hotel was adapted to appear as The Railway Arms in  the movie. After the shoot, the hotel retained the frieze which had  been added to its verandah.'),
('194927',' Audience footage of the rock concert at the start of the movie was  taken from a KISS concert in Sydney, Australia in November 1980. One  can actually see fans holding a sign with a message to KISS band  member Ace Frehley at one point.'),
('194928',' The last film of Edie Martin.'),
('194929',' This film was found again in 1976.'),
('194930',' Director Mark Romanek (qv) almost walked away from the production  of "El Scorcho". His treatment was rejected by Rivers Cuomo (qv)  in favor of one by Spike Jonze (qv). Further problems arose when  Cuomo demanded more screen time than the rest of the band, almost  leading to Weezer breaking up. But Romanek decided to stick with it,  although he states the video is "not what he intended".'),
('194931',' The "Say it Aint So" video was filmed at 2226 Amherst Avenue in Los  Angeles. Where the band lived, practiced and recorded in their  earlier years. The house can be seen in the liner notes of their  first album "Weezer (The Blue Album)" and the song "In the Garage"  is slightly inspired by the house.'),
('194932',' The chapters "Saction" and "Weezer goes to Van Nuys: The Making of  Pinkerton" include snippets of the never'),
('194933','before'),
('194934','heard demo  "Superfriend." A song the bands rabid fans long to hear a completed  version of.'),
('194935',' Brief snippets of unheard, unreleased songs "No Way" and "No More  Confusin" can be heard during the "Stoopid Fresh" chapter.'),
('194936',' "Lullaby for Wayne" was cut from "The Blue Album" because it sounded  too much like "Surf Wax America."'),
('194937',' One of approximately 60 short films produced by Selig for  meat'),
('194938','packers Armour & Co.'),
('194939',' Based on an actual double'),
('194940','murder on the Isles of Shoals on 6 March  1873.'),
('194941',' John Hughes (I) (qv) wrote this film in two days.'),
('194942',' Hall, Anthony Michael (qv) makes a reference to a girlfriend from  Canada. His character "Brian" from _Breakfast Club, The (1985)_ (qv)  also makes a reference to an imaginary girlfriend from Canada.'),
('194943',' Wyatts computer is a Memotech MTX512 with an FDX add'),
('194944','on.'),
('194945',' Shermer, the fictional town in which many of John Hughes movies are  set, is actually the name of a street that runs through several of  the communities that Hughes used as backdrops in his films.'),
('194946',' The Time magazine that Gary and Wyatt accidentally create a nuclear  missile from is the 31 January 1983 issue.'),
('194947',' Kelly LeBrock (qv)s character name was inspired by Apple  Computers first GUI computer, the Apple Lisa.'),
('194948',' Kelly LeBrock (qv) initially turned down the role of Lisa, as she  was vacationing in France at the time and was "having too much fun  riding horses on the beach".'),
('194949',' The Detroit Free Press refused to advertise the movie.'),
('194950',' The films prologue is a direct parody of  _Frankenstein (1931)_ (qv), where Edward Van Sloan makes an  uncredited appearance as himself in order to warn audiences of what  follows. Ted Riley, the disembodied narrator of The Weird World of  Mushroom Madness, also appeared in the satirical prologue.'),
('194951',' The cast and crew lived in tents among the Samburu during the entire  shoot. They also studied their language and customs.'),
('194952',' A French'),
('194953','language version of this film, retitled Stupéfiants, was  made simultaneously with the original German production. Peter Lorre  played the same role in both versions.'),
('194954',' The speech given by Olszewski, Reinhold (qv) (Gauleiter Giesler)  is word'),
('194955','for'),
('194956','word the same as the actual speech given by the Bavarian  Gauleiter in 1943.'),
('194957',' Peter Lorre (I) (qv)s first film.'),
('194958',' It is the oldest surviving Belgian animation film. There were two  versions of this animation film: a Dutch (Wekker Tam'),
('194959','Tam) and a  French (Réveil Tam'),
('194960','Tam).'),
('194961',' Originally filmed as a silent feature (directed by  Malcolm St. Clair (qv)) it was largely re'),
('194962','shot for sound release  (directed by Clyde Bruckman (qv)). When it was previewed, it was  over three hours in length, but cut to under two hours before  general release.'),
('194963',' Began shooting as a silent in August, 1928 at Metropolitan Studios,  it would become an agonizingly long and complicated production. It  was finally released on October 12, 1929 as a talkie after largely  being re'),
('194964','shot with another director (Clyde Bruckman (qv)) as a  talkie (marking the first time Lloyd worked from a script) and  painstakingly edited down from an original 16'),
('194965','reels (some 2 hours  and forty'),
('194966','five minutes) to 12'),
('194967','reels. The silent version cost  $521,000 and another $281,000 was spent on the sound negative. While  the novelty of hearing Lloyd speak made it his largest grossing hit  since _The Freshman (1925)_ (qv), those steep production costs  resulted in a huge drop in net profits from his earlier features.'),
('194968',' Clyde Bruckmans solution for reworking the film as a talkie was to  eliminate half the silent version and reshoot it as a talkie. The  remaining half of the picture would be dubbed'),
('194969',' a cumbersome  experience that Lloyd found difficult to accomplish. The result was  awkward and its easy to spot the dubbed scenes in the film (most  apparent whenever Lloyd is left in the darkness of the opium den  with his knuckleheaded sidekick, Officer Clancy  [Noah Young (I) (qv)].'),
('194970',' Marked the first time Harold Lloyd (qv) worked from a script,  which was required after the decision was made in April, 1929 to  reshoot the film as a talkie.'),
('194971',' First in a series of twelve Pacemaker Comedies, each title a  wordplay on one of the popular feature films of the era.'),
('194972',' The script was based on a real'),
('194973','life story of Austrian policemen on a  deportation mission stuck for several days in Accra, the capital of  Ghana.'),
('194974',' Was selected in September 2005 to represent South Korea in the Best  Foreign Film category at the 2006 Oscars. Although it was reportedly  very well'),
('194975','received at the Academy screenings, it did not get  nominated.'),
('194976',' It has been assumed there is no village in either of the Koreas with  the name "Dongmakgol". However, there is a small village near  Jecheon, South Korea that is named Dongmakgol.'),
('194977',' Based on Evan Dorkins comic strip, only a pilot was ever created.  It first premiered on Cartoon Networks "Adult Swim" on March 3rd,  2002.'),
('194978',' This pilot episode was titled "Bring Me the Head of Boba Fett"'),
('194979',' Originally made for television in 1966, but released to theaters  instead, before being shown on TV.'),
('194980',' Welcome to Japan, Mr. Bond is both a quote from and was also a  tagline for the James Bond movie _You Only Live Twice (1967)_ (qv)  which this documentary is a promotional television special for.'),
('194981',' Featured on the the DVD of You Only Live Twice Ultimate Edition.'),
('194982',' The subplot involving an actress trying to win the role of Bonds  wife in a film version of On Her Majestys Secret Service references  the fact that OHMSS was originally scheduled to be the Bond film  released in 1967 but You Only Live Twice was produced instead.'),
('194983',' The actors who played Moneypenny and Q in the Bond films reprise  their roles for this special, which was partially filmed on the MI6  sets featured in the movies.'),
('194984',' In one of the first experiments with digital photography,  Geraldine Chaplin (qv)?s head was digitally positioned on the body  of a model (a former Penthouse Pet) for her nude scene to avoid  embarrassing her father (Charlie Chaplin (qv)) prior to his death.  Although she was willing to perform in the nude, director  Alan Rudolph (qv) feared the loss of financing if Lions Gate  Films and producer Robert Altman (qv) fell into disfavor with the  World Famous Film Icon. Ultimately, Geraldine Chaplin performed the  scene in a nude body stocking and it took almost an entire month,  using antiquated production equipment, to digitally transfer the  nude body to the head of Chaplin. If you notice, she is nearly  motionless. In turn, this put the production way over budget and as  a result, John Wayne (qv) was replaced by Denver Pyle (qv) as  the father of Keith Carradine (qv).'),
('194985',' John Wayne (I) (qv) was originally going to play the part of Carl  Barber. However, due to budget overruns and delays, Wayne had to be  replaced by Denver Pyle.'),
('194986',' When the town elders ask President Cole to be mayor, the picture on  the wall of the previous mayor is in fact David Chapman (II) (qv),  the production designer.'),
('194987',' Dustin Hoffman (qv) was the original choice for the role of  President Monroe Cole. He bowed out several months before filming,  leaving Gene Hackman (qv) to take over the part.'),
('194988',' When Sally is being hounded by reporters for the first time about  her involvement with the president and one of them asks, "Have you  guys had sex yet?" that guy wasnt an actor, but a personal friend  of Ray Romano (I) (qv)s and a stand'),
('194989','up comedian who used to open  up for him.'),
('194990',' Rod Lurie (qv) was offered the chance to direct the project, but  passed'),
('194991',' During the election a newcaster announces that there is 20 minutes  left in the election. At that moment there are exactly 20 minutes  left in the move.'),
('194992',' Mooseport is actually Port Perry, Ontario.'),
('194993',' Ray Romano (I) (qv)s brother (Richard A. Romano (qv)) and dad  appear in the bar scene where Romano is laughing at how Sally turned  down the president for a kiss. His dads the bartender and his  brothers sitting next to him.'),
('194994',' The town hall in the film is actually a post office, the newspaper  boy is a local student'),
('194995',' This documentary is featured on The Nightmare Series Encyclopedia  DVD, which comes with the _Nightmare on Elm Street, A (1984)_ (qv)  DVD boxed set.'),
('194996',' This documentary can be found on the 2003 DVD of  _Adventures of Robin Hood, The (1938)_ (qv).'),
('194997',' The word "fucker" was bleeped during the live performance of the  song "Professional Widow". Amos stated in an interview that this was  to avoid getting a parental warning label (though in an interview  segment on the DVD she says the word unbleeped.)'),
('194998',' One of the few times in movies when an actor or actress makes their  first appearance in the movie after their name is listed in the end  credits. Shane Paxton (qv) as Sonny and Bindi Paxton (qv) as  Cher dont appear in the movie until a scene after the credits are  done rolling, which takes place 15 years later.'),
('194999',' This short documentary is included in the 2006 Warner Home Video DVD  release The Warner Bros. Pictures Tough Guys Collection'),
('195000',' FAMAS rescinded Goyenas Best Actor nomination the day of the awards  because FAMAS felt that his performance in one of the episodes  (Medalyong Perlas) of the trilogy Welga (1956) was not enough to  merit a Best Actor nomination.'),
('195001',' Ben Wrights film debut.'),
('195002',' This was Olivia de Havilland (qv) first film after a two'),
('195003','year  legal battle she waged against Warner Bros. regarding her rights  under her contract (she won). She replaced Paulette Goddard (qv),  who dropped out shortly before filming was to begin.'),
('195004',' Suzanne Osten (qv) tried to convince Anita Ekberg (qv) to play  the female lead. Ekberg turned it down and later complained that  Osten and the films producers had used her name for publicity  purposes.'),
('195005',' Paramount claimed the set to recreate San Franciscos Portsmouth  Square was the largest ever built. Seven acres of a hilltop were  leveled and graded, and 32 buildings were erected.'),
('195006',' Assistant propman Jack Leys (qv) accidentally shot himself when he  reached into the prop chest for a gun.'),
('195007',' Originally made by the Cinecolor Corp. in 1939 as "The Man from  Tascosa" and released through Monogram, Warner Bros. bought it in  1944 and released it under this title.'),
('195008',' Fifth episode in Warner Bros. Santa Fe Trail 2'),
('195009','reel Western series'),
('195010',' Vitaphone production reel #A1226'),
('195011',' Josef Goebbels (qv) suggested to Karl Hartl to make a biographical  film on Mozart after viewing his sci'),
('195012','fi film _Gold (1934)_ (qv).'),
('195013',' Luke Wilson (I) (qv) hired his mother, a professional  photographer, to take stills on the set. When Mrs. Wilson saw that  photographer Mark Seliger (qv) was also taking stills she demanded  that Seliger be fired. Instead, Luke fired his mother. According to  Luke, the crew was unhappy about this and brother  Andrew Wilson (III) (qv) rehired Mrs. Wilson.'),
('195014',' According to Luke Wilson, producers were able to raise money from  investors by claiming that he was his brother  Owen Wilson (I) (qv).'),
('195015',' Brenda Songs martial arts in this movie were all real. She has a  black belt in Tae Kwon Do.'),
('195016',' The movie takes place in the fictional city of Fair Springs,  California. According to a local weather report that Wendy sees on  TV, Fair Springs is located around the actual city of Modesto,  California.'),
('195017',' Shot entirely in Auckland, New Zealand on a low budget of $6,000,000'),
('195018',' Shin Koyamada is U.S.A Shaolin Kung Fu Champion in a real life.'),
('195019',' Shin Koyamadas character Shen speaks a little Mandarin in this  movie.'),
('195020',' Terry Ellacott won a charity raffle at a BGAFD.co.uk event. The  result was that he would get to direct his first adult movie and the  money made from it would go towards a charity.'),
('195021',' Wendy Taylor (II) (qv), Marino (I) (qv) & Steve Perry (V) (qv)  all performed for free as the sales profits for this movie were  being donated to charity.'),
('195022',' This film operetta placed a conductor at the bottom of the film  frame, allowing the live conductor in the theatre to synchronize the  orchestra with the film image.'),
('195023',' Censored in 1965, released in 1990.'),
('195024',' When the man running the pub in the village where the film was being  shot discovered that he had used up his alcohol ration on the film  crew, he was so distraught he committed suicide.'),
('195025',' Alberto Cavalcanti was paid £45 a week while making the film.'),
('195026',' Basil Sydney (qv) refused to re'),
('195027','record some dialogue, saying that  he was a member of a religious sect whose members were forbidden to  look upon their own image.'),
('195028',' The first film made for television. It was shown during television  demonstrations in Bucharest and Sofia in 1940.'),
('195029',' Director Béla Tarr (qv) spent almost a year finding the right  square for some scenes in the film.'),
('195030',' During the shooting the temperature dropped to '),
('195031','15 degrees Celsius.'),
('195032',' Ildikó Pécsi (qv) was set to play a role.'),
('195033',' Selected for New Directors/New Films 2006 at the Museum of Modern  Art, New York'),
('195034',' The name "Janos Skorzeny" was taken from  _Night Stalker, The (1972) (TV)_ (qv).'),
('195035',' To help keep the film on schedule and on budget, actors  R.C. Bates (qv), Joe Estevez (qv), and Richard Lynch (I) (qv)  performed their own stunts.'),
('195036',' WILHELM SCREAM: The cult flashback, when the demon Ragazza throws  one of the cult members through a window.'),
('195037',' The shoot was a hectic four days. On the fourth day when it was time  to leave, everybody had already fallen asleep on the set.'),
('195038',' The Werewolf paws that Richard Svensson manufactured were made out  of dishwasher gloves.'),
('195039',' The movie won an award before it was finished, "Guldbiggen" an award  given out from Swedish cult'),
('195040','director Mats Helge Olsson. This award  was also given out to Martin Munthe and Fred Anderson/Markus  Widegren.'),
('195041',' Ola Paulakoski (qv) wanted to name the film "Warwolf". Writer  Jesper Pingo Lindström (qv) refused, and suggested "Jaws of  Hanoi". Paulakoski named the fighter'),
('195042','jets in the film Warwolf  instead.'),
('195043',' The EAT ME helmet was inspired just before shooting began, they  bought tape and the helmet was decorated with the signature EAT ME  right before shooting. The idea was inspired from J.R Bookwalters  DEAD NEXT DOOR.'),
('195044',' The shotgun in the film was broken. Simo Paulakoski fixed it with  tape and a toilet paper holder.'),
('195045',' The ending of the film was re'),
('195046','shot '),
('195047',' in the original ending the  werewolf got stabbed by a knife and died. The ending was shot one  year after principal photography and you can see the transition into  the new footage when actor Alexander Lindmans "Maddox" hair grows  and changes color.'),
('195048',' The film was edited down from a rough cut of 40 minutes to 22  minutes. The deleted footage was only dialog.'),
('195049',' The cult flashback was meant to look like a introduction in a video  game. Therefore the technique of cell'),
('195050','shading was used for a  exaggerated comic book feel.'),
('195051',' The film took three years to finish.'),
('195052',' Sandra Gustvassons character Hiep Thi Le was named after real  Vietnamese actress with the same name; (Hiep Thi Le (qv)). The  characters Maddox and Turner are named after the two patrol boats  that were attacked early in the war, and, according to some sources,  was the reason for Americas involvement in the war. Colonel Stone is  named after (Oliver Stone (I) (qv)) who also made Heaven and Earth  with Hiep Thi Le.'),
('195053',' The copyright record synopsis has a scene where a boy is almost  eaten by a plant in the botanical gardens sequence, and he is saved  by Wilfred. It was not included in the final print.'),
('195054',' Pre'),
('195055','release publicity material lists Reginald Barlow (qv) cast as  "Dr. Phillips", scripted as a specialist whom "Dr. Glendon"  privately consults after being afflicted with "lycanthrophobia";  this detail, however, was bypassed in the finished production (if  indeed it was ever filmed at all), most likely because it would be  totally against the established "solitary" character of "Glendon" to  do so. At any rate, Barlow was "re'),
('195056','assigned" the uncredited role of  the Caretaker Timothy.'),
('195057',' The well'),
('195058','known "Wolf Man" makeup used on Lon Chaney Jr. was actually  created by Universal Pictures makeup designer Jack P. Pierce for  Henry Hull in "Werewolf of London". After makeup tests, Hull  declined to wear the makeup, citing his dislike of the  time'),
('195059','consuming makeup application. A less'),
('195060','hairy version was then  devised by Pierce, and it is this version that is seen in the film.  A still photograph of the original test makeup survives, however,  and has been published.'),
('195061',' The "original theatrical trailer" provided as a bonus feature on the  DVD is actually the re'),
('195062','edited 1935 trailer, with only Henry Hull and  Valerie Hobson identified by name, and a Realart re'),
('195063','release title  card prepared for the 1951 re'),
('195064','issue. Scenes with Warner Oland are  prominently featured, but his name never appears, a typical attempt  to disguise the age of the film, since Oland had been dead for many  years by the time it was re'),
('195065','released.'),
('195066',' The supposed "Tibetan" spoken in the movie is actually Cantonese  Chinese. The actor is otherwise just muttering gibberish.'),
('195067',' Hosted by Elvira Mistress of the Dark on her show "Movie Macabre" on  November 21st 1981.'),
('195068',' When first released, this movie played as the bottom half of a  double bill with _Earth vs. the Flying Saucers (1956)_ (qv).'),
('195069',' Herzog once promised to eat his shoe if a certain young American  film student went out and actually made the film he was always only  talking about. The young student was Morris, Errol (qv), who met  the challenge with his off'),
('195070','beat 1978 pet cemetery documentary Gates  of Heaven (and went on to make The Thin Blue Line and Fast, Cheap  and Out of Control ). Herzog makes good on his promise in this film.'),
('195071',' Herzog has something of a track record with this type of bet. When  making "Even Dwarves Started Small" he promised his actors that if  they all survived the shoot he would jump into a cactus patch for  their amusement. They did, so did he, and he claims to still have  some spines in his body as a result.'),
('195072',' Included as a bonus feature in the Criterion Collections DVD  release of _Burden of Dreams (1982)_ (qv).'),
('195073',' Was filmed in 19 days.'),
('195074',' Alfred Lynch replaced Oliver Reed (I) (qv) who was unavailable.'),
('195075',' In the opening credits Alfred Lynch walks past a dilapidated house  in Notting Hill. This is 25 Powis Square, which was later renovated  and used in the cult British film _Performance (1970)_ (qv).'),
('195076',' Mohammad Chamas (qv) who played Omar in the movie was discovered  by accident. At one time while the crew was preparing the set and  not having found an actor to play Omar, Mohammed was passing by and  he had a fight with one of the crew members. The director noticed  him and immediately asked him to play the character. After having  lived in an orphanage most of his life, becoming a lead in a motion  picture was an important change of pace.'),
('195077',' The title "West Beyrouth" has the first word "West" in English, and  the spelling of the second word "Beyrouth" in French. The director  said that its an allegory to the trilingual cultrue existing in  Lebanon: Arabic being the native language, and French and English  being the 2 other quintessential languages spoken there.'),
('195078',' A nitrate print of this film survives in the UCLA Film and  Television Archives, and is not listed for Preservation.'),
('195079',' A contemporary source said there were 1,000 airplanes flying in  formation and 200 simultaneous parachute jumps.'),
('195080',' The Production Code Administration (the censors) requested that the  "pansy gag" be deleted from the prints. That gag has  James Gleason (I) (qv) kissing Wallace Beery (qv), who responds  with, "Only men belong in this outfit." However, that scene is in  the Turner library print.'),
('195081',' Filmed on an around Randolph Army Air Field (now Randolph Air Force  Base) in San Antonio, TX. Most of the buildings are still in use,  but have been remodeled into offices. Flying training is still  conducted on the base.'),
('195082',' This documentary is featured on the Special Edition DVD for  _West Side Story (1961)_ (qv), released in 2003.'),
('195083',' The original stage version of Marias song "I Feel Pretty" included  the lyrics "I feel pretty and witty and bright / And I pity / Any  girl who isnt me tonight." In the film this night scene was changed  to the daytime, and presumably for this reason, the rhyming words  "bright" and "tonight" were changed to "gay" and "today."'),
('195084',' Borrowed its plot from William Shakespeare (I) (qv)s "Romeo and  Juliet".'),
('195085',' Natalie Wood (I) (qv)s singing was dubbed by Marni Nixon (qv).'),
('195086',' Even though dubbing Natalie Wood (I) (qv) was Marni Nixon (qv)s  chief assignment, Nixon also did one number for  Rita Moreno (I) (qv), which required a relatively high vocal  register. Having dubbed Wood as well as Moreno, Nixon felt she  deserved a cut of the movie'),
('195087','album royalties. Neither the movie or  the record producers would bow to her demands.  Leonard Bernstein (qv) broke the stalemate by volunteering a  percentage of his income, a gesture of loyalty'),
('195088','royalty since Nixon  had been a performer'),
('195089','colleague of his at New York Philharmonic  concerts. He ceded one quarter of one per cent of his royalties to  her (a generous amount).'),
('195090',' The actors in the rival gangs were instructed to play pranks on each  other off the set to keep tensions high.'),
('195091',' Richard Beymer (qv)s singing voice was dubbed by  Jimmy Bryant (I) (qv).'),
('195092',' Rita Moreno (I) (qv)s singing voice was dubbed by  Betty Wand (qv) only for "A Boy Like That" since it was below her  range. Moreno sang "America" and "Quintet" herself.'),
('195093',' Betty Wand (qv) sued to get a percentage of the movie'),
('195094','album sales,  having dubbed part of Rita Moreno (I) (qv)s singing. The dispute  was settled out'),
('195095','of'),
('195096','court.'),
('195097',' Chakiris, George (qv) (Bernardo) had previously played "Riff" in  the London production. Mordente, Tony (qv) (Action) had played  "A'),
('195098','rab."'),
('195099',' Opening dance sequences were shot on the upper west side of  Manhattan where Lincoln Center stands today. This area was condemned  and the buildings were in the process of being demolished to make  way for Lincoln Center. The demolition of these buildings was  delayed so that the filming of these sequences could be completed.'),
('195100',' To date (2000), the only movie to share the Best Director Oscar  between its two directors.'),
('195101',' Although the producers tried to keep the different gangs separate  during filming to create tension, Russ Tamblyn (qv) (Riff), said  that he knew of at least one "Jet" who was roommates with a "Shark"  through filming.'),
('195102',' The script was originally intended to be a Catholic boy falling in  love with a Jewish girl. The working title was East Side Story.  After a boom of Puerto Rican immigration to New York in the late  1940s and 1950s, the story was changed.'),
('195103',' Many shots imitate the work of modern American painters of New York  City, especially the work of Ben Shahn and Robert Vickery.'),
('195104',' Original plans for the play to involve a Jewish boy and an Irish  Catholic girl were abandoned because producer Arthur Laurents (qv)  felt it too closely mirrored the play "Abies Irish Rose".'),
('195105',' Director Robert Wise (I) (qv) hired New York gang members to  control crowds on location, and fought to shoot on location in New  York City.'),
('195106',' Film rights to the play were bought for $375,000.'),
('195107',' The interior sets were built six feet off the ground to allow for  low'),
('195108','angle shooting with large 70mm cameras.'),
('195109',' The boys jeans were dyed, re'),
('195110','dyed and "distressed," using special  elastic thread to allow for the severity of the choreography.'),
('195111',' Six members of the original Broadway cast appeared in the movie:  Carole DAndrea (qv) (Velma), David Winters (I) (qv) (movie:  A'),
('195112','Rab, Broadway: Baby John), Jay Norman (qv) (movie: Pepe,  Broadway: Juano), Tommy Abbott (qv) (Gee'),
('195113','Tar),  Tony Mordente (qv) (movie: Action, Broadway: A'),
('195114','Rab),  William Bramley (qv) (Officer Krupke).'),
('195115',' Jerome Robbins (qv)s propensity for filming and re'),
('195116','filming scenes  as he strove for perfection led to the movie going over budget and  behind schedule. Robbins was fired by Mirisch Pictures, the  production company, when the shooting was about 60% finished, and  director Robert Wise (I) (qv) completed the filming alone (the  original arrangement had been for Robbins to direct all of the song  and dance sequences and Wise to direct everything else).'),
('195117',' Robert Wise (I) (qv)s original choice to play Tony was  Elvis Presley (qv).'),
('195118',' Riff and Tony repeat an oath of loyalty to each other: Riff says  "womb to tomb" and Tony answers "birth to earth." On stage Tonys  original answer was "sperm to worm," but this was changed for the  movie because it was beyond the censorship standards of the time.'),
('195119',' Lee Theodore (qv), who played Anybodys in the original Broadway  production, served as an assistant choreographer for the film.  Russ Tamblyn (qv) reports that he and most of the rest of the  dancers in the film suffered from shin splints at one time or  another, the result of extended dancing on pavement as opposed to a  wooden stage or soundstage floor.'),
('195120',' Filmed on'),
('195121','location on West 61st Street.'),
('195122',' Russ Tamblyn (qv) (Riff) was dubbed for "The Jet Song" by  Tucker Smith (qv), who played Ice, his lieutenant in the movie.'),
('195123',' Most of the original Broadway cast were rejected for the film as  either photographing or actually being too old for the teenaged  characters. Since Hollywood was accustomed to dubbing the singing  voices of many stars, dozens of non'),
('195124','singing actors and actresses  were tested or considered for the leading roles. Among them:  Suzanne Pleshette (qv), Jill St. John (qv),  Audrey Hepburn (qv), Anna Maria Alberghetti (qv),  Elizabeth Ashley (I) (qv), Anthony Perkins (qv),  Warren Beatty (qv), Bobby Darin (qv), Burt Reynolds (I) (qv),  Richard Chamberlain (I) (qv), Troy Donahue (qv) and  Gary Lockwood (qv).'),
('195125',' Robert Wise (I) (qv) wanted the film to have a single rising line  of tension, with no light moments after the rumble. Therefore, "I  Feel Pretty" was moved earlier, and the positions of "Cool" and  "Gee, Officer Krupke" were reversed. Those who feel that the sassy,  light'),
('195126','hearted tone of "Gee, Officer Krupke" is out of place  following the deaths that end the first act prefer the films  ordering of the numbers, but the original creators of the stage play  maintained that the stage order was always their intended dramatic  structure. Lyricist Stephen Sondheim (qv) feels that placing "Gee,  Officer Krupke" after the rumble gives it a desperation and anger  that it lacks in the film, whereas the films placement of it prior  to the rumble turns it into a conventional musical comedy number,  something it was never intended to be. This issue is still heatedly  debated among the films fans.'),
('195127',' The songs "I Feel Pretty", "Gee Officer Krupke" and "Cool" were  moved for the movie. The first two originally followed the Rumble,  and "Cool" was performed outside Docs Candy Store. It was felt that  the message of "Cool" was more appropriate for how the Jets would  handle being approached by the police. The light tone of "I Feel  Pretty" was felt wrong for the mood of the piece after the Rumble,  so it was moved to the start of the second act.'),
('195128',' The song "One Hand, One Heart" was written for the earlier musical  "Candide," but later discarded by Bernstein and revived for "West  Side Story."'),
('195129',' One verse of "Gee Officer Krupke" was changed for the movie, the  strong language of "My Daddy is a bastard, my mas an SOB" being  modified to "My Daddy beats my Mommy, my Mommy clobbers me".'),
('195130',' Audrey Hepburn (qv) was offered the role of Maria, but she turned  it down, because she was pregnant with Sean H. Ferrer (qv) at the  time.'),
('195131',' Throughout the movie, Natalie Wood (I) (qv) wears a bracelet on  her left wrist, not for any esthetic reason, but because she had  injured her wrist on the set of a previous movie, causing an  unsightly bone protrusion on her wrist. She wore the bracelet to  hide the injury.'),
('195132',' A major controversy developed because Carol Lawrence (I) (qv), who  played Maria in the stage version, was passed over for the role in  favor of Natalie Wood (I) (qv).'),
('195133',' In the scene on the roof before the musical number "America", when  the girls are mocking Bernardos speech, one of the girls say ,"We  came with our hearts open", one of the Sharks says, "You came with  your pants open!" This line had to be changed to "You came with your  mouth open," for the movie because of censorship standards.'),
('195134',' The stage lyrics for the song "Gee, Officer Krupke" are "My father  is a bastard, my mas an s.o.b. My grandpas always plastered..."  The lyrics had to be changed for the movie to: "My daddy beats my  mommy, my mommy clobbers me, my grandpa is a commie..." Also, the  stage lyric was, "Dear kindly social worker, they say go earn a  buck, like be a soda jerker, which means like be a schmuck." For the  film, the lines were changed to "Dear kindly social worker, they say  go get a job, like be a soda jerker, which means Id be a slob."'),
('195135',' Marni Nixon (qv) (who dubbed for Natalie Wood (I) (qv)) had to  do the end of quintet for Rita Moreno (I) (qv). The reason was  that Betty Wand (qv) and Moreno both had colds and could not sing,  so the filmmakers asked Nixon to do the end. So she is singing two  voices at once.'),
('195136',' Gus Trikonis (qv) who played Indio, one of the Puerto Rican  Sharks, is the brother of Gina Trikonis (qv) who played Graziella  the tough red'),
('195137','haired girlfriend of Riff, leader of the Jets.'),
('195138',' In a few scenes, a poster can be seen for Palisades Park, which was  a real amusement park which operated in Cliffside Park (or Fort  Lee), New Jersey from 1898 to 1971.'),
('195139',' The lyrics to "America" were substantially changed for the movie.  There had been complaints that the Broadway version was too  belittling to Puerto Ricans, in that the song mainly ridiculed  Puerto Rico and Puerto Ricans. The movie lyrics emphasize the racism  and discrimination that Puerto Ricans were subjected to in America.'),
('195140',' The ship seen in the opening aerial view of the city is the SS  United States of the United States Lines. It first sailed in 1952  and was laid up in the late 1960s and has been idle ever since. It  was recently bought by NCL to be refurbished as a cruise ship.'),
('195141',' Russ Tamblyn (qv) had originally tried out for the role of Tony.  It was down to just him and Richard Beymer (qv), and Beymer ended  up getting it. But then the casting directors called him back and  asked him to read for Riff, and he got the part.'),
('195142',' When filming "The Taunting Scene", Rita Moreno was reduced to tears  when she was harassed and nearly raped by the Jets, considering it  brought back memories of being raped as a child. When she started  crying, the Jets immediately stopped what they were doing and tried  to comfort her, while pointing out that the audience was going to  hate them for what they were doing.'),
('195143',' In 2007, the American Film Institute ranked this as the #51 Greatest  Movie of All Time.'),
('195144',' The roles created on film by Shirley MacLaine and Liza Minnelli were  originated on Broadway by Katherine Hepburn and Dorothy Loudon.'),
('195145',' One of the 50 films in the 4'),
('195146','disk boxed DVD set called "Treasures  from American Film Archives (2000)", compiled by the National Film  Preservation Foundation from 18 American film archives. This film  was preserved by the West Virginia State Archives. This version has  a piano music score. An 8'),
('195147','minute excerpt was shown on the Turner  Classic Movie Channel.'),
('195148',' Celebrating the people of the real West Wing, this documentary  features interviews with former Presidents Carter, Clinton, and  Ford, Secretary of State Kissinger, and more than a dozen White  House aides, chiefs of staff, and press secretaries.'),
('195149',' Many of the interviews were filmed at the Daughters Of The American  Revolutions headquarters near the White House in Washington D.C.  President Clinton was filmed in his office in New York City,  President Carter at the Carter Center in Atlanta, President Ford at  a hotel in Rancho Mirage, CA, and Secretary Kissinger in New York.  Several other interviews were filmed in New York and San Francisco.'),
('195150',' The Documentary Special originally aired as a regular episode of The  West Wing, but it is included in the boxed DVD set of Season 3 as  one of the Special Features on Disc 4.'),
('195151',' Larry Linville (qv)s last role.'),
('195152',' The original play opened in New York on 30 September 1920.'),
('195153',' The play, "Kongo", opened in New York on 30 March 1926.'),
('195154',' Cast and Crew worked 5 days from 9 a. m. until midnight and one  night until 4.50 a.m.'),
('195155',' During the shooting of some scenes, Tod Browning (qv) had  musicians pound jungle drums off'),
('195156',' screen to enhance the tropical  mood.'),
('195157',' Mary Nolan (I) (qv) was cast for her " tragic eyes".'),
('195158',' In the ceremonial tribal dances the local extras had difficulty  dancing to the drums.To remedy the situation a radio was brought to  the set and played Jazz tunes by a local station.'),
('195159',' Although never shot, the film’s original ending has Maizie stabbing  Phroso to death while he sleeps in his hut.'),
('195160',' Financed by the Mormon citizens of Utah, and produced as a silent  film in 1928, filmed in the state of Utah in actual locations.'),
('195161',' Reviewed in Photoplay Magazine in April 1929 as All Faces West, but  not released until 1931, with music and sound effects and a talking  prologue added.'),
('195162',' Ninth episode, first series, of The Gumps 2'),
('195163','reel comedy series'),
('195164',' William Morton, who plays Johnny Taylor in the stage play, is the  only actor that the producer insisted being in the adapted feature  film version playing the same role.'),
('195165',' The writer Robert Tobin, wrote the story based on true characters he  saw in a local bar, in the ghost town of Marysville, Montana.'),
('195166',' "Western Big Sky" was originally a stage play performed at The Met  Theater in LA in August 2004, written by Robert Tobin, who later  adapted it into this film feature.'),
('195167',' Released as a split reel along with the comedy  _Branding a Bad Man (1911)_ (qv).'),
('195168',' Released as a split reel along with the documentary  _Fire Dept. of New York City (1911)_ (qv).'),
('195169',' Lafe McKee (qv) is listed as a cast member by a modern source, but  he was not seen in the movie.'),
('195170',' The first film of Forrest Tucker (qv).'),
('195171',' This is a compilation of 3 films in the Westinghouse series of  shorts filmed in April and May of 1904, and contained in the 3'),
('195172','disk  boxed DVD set called "More Treasures from American Film Archives,  1894'),
('195173','1931" (2004), compiled by the National Film Preservation  Foundation from 5 American film archives. It is preserved by the  Museum of Modern Art, has a running time of about 5½ minutes and an  added piano music score. The first film in the compilation is  _Panoramic View Aisle B (1904)_ (qv), and the second film is  _Girls Winding Armatures (1904)_ (qv). The third film is untitled as  it is uncopyrighted.'),
('195174',' A Crime Club Mystery.'),
('195175',' This was the first picture produced as part of Universals 1937 deal  with the pulp mystery publisher, Crime Club. The deal allowed the  studio to produce up to 4 of its novels per year. A total of 7  films, all B'),
('195176','pictures were produced, ending with  _Witness Vanishes, The (1939)_ (qv), released in late September,  1939.'),
('195177',' Based on the Crime Club whodunit, "Headed for a Hearse," by  Jonathan Latimer (qv).'),
('195178',' The scenes in East Berlin were shot clandestinely with a Super'),
('195179','8  camera.'),
('195180',' Released as a split reel along with the comedy  _Eddies Exploit (1912)_ (qv).'),
('195181',' This was Republic Pictures first production.'),
('195182',' The script called for an Indian attack on a wagon train, but  producer Walt Disney (qv) told second'),
('195183','unit director  Yakima Canutt (qv) that he didnt want it to be a typical Indian  attack, as children would be watching the film and he didnt want  them to see anyone killed or injured onscreen. Canutt objected,  saying that in real life people were killed during Indian attacks,  and an Indian attack where no one gets hurt was so unrealistic that  it shouldnt be filmed at all. Disney ordered Canutt to shoot the  attack as ordered. After screening the film, however, Disney told  Canutt that he had been right and the attack looked too phony and  unrealistic. He ordered it to be reshot in a more realistic manner.  Canutt said that it would add at least a week and several hundred  thousand dollars to the budget, but Disney told him to re'),
('195184','shoot for  as long as he needed in order to get it right.'),
('195185',' Last theatrically released movie for George Reeves (I) (qv),  unless you count the movies assembled from his Superman series.'),
('195186',' MGM produced a promotional short for this movie,  _Challenge the Wilderness (1951)_ (qv).'),
('195187',' Denise Darcels French'),
('195188','language dialog includes a few words which  prove that no one in the 1950s version of the Hays Office  understood French. Some of the terms she used while angry at "Buck  Wyatt" would never have gotten past the censors in English.'),
('195189',' When the Gunslinger robot is splashed in the face with acid,  Yul Brynner (qv)s face was coated with an oil'),
('195190','based makeup mixed  with ground Alka'),
('195191','Seltzer. A splash of water then produced the  fizzing effect.'),
('195192',' The first use of computer digitized images as part of a feature film  (not merely monitor graphics) was the Gunslingers point of view in  Westworld. After the process was finally developed enough to produce  satisfactory results, it took a mere eight hours to produce each ten  seconds of Gunslingers pixellated POV.'),
('195193',' The robot that Yul Brynner (qv) portrays is an homage/spoof of his  character Chris from _Magnificent Seven, The (1960)_ (qv) and wears  the same costume.'),
('195194',' Michael Crichton became inspired to write this film after a trip to  Disneyland, where he saw the Pirates of the Caribbean ride, and was  impressed by the animatronic characters.'),
('195195',' Director John Carpenter (I) (qv) based the "indestructable" nature  of his killer Michael Meyers in _Halloween (1978)_ (qv) on  Yul Brynner (qv)s character in this film.'),
('195196',' The only animated short to be nominated for an Academy Award for  Best Original Song.'),
('195197',' The Upper Keys island near Miami where the film was shot is an  actual location where Cuban rafters have landed after their 90 mile  journey out of Cuba.'),
('195198',' This movie was based on Camp Modin (Belgrade, Maine), the summer  camp director David Wain (qv) went to.'),
('195199',' Although called wet hot, the credits thank the crew for surviving a  cold, wet Pennsylvania spring. You can also see the actors breaths  at points during the movie.'),
('195200',' Bradley Cooper (qv) had to miss his graduation commencement to  film this movie.'),
('195201',' The owners of Camp Towanda (where the movie was filmed) were told  that this was going to be a family comedy. They were mortified when  they saw the final cut of the film.'),
('195202',' During the scene where Beth (Janeane Garofalo) is announcing which  campers need to put their trunks out for an early bus, Janeane  Garofalo improvised most of the names. You can hear her call for  "David Ben'),
('195203','Gurion," who was the first Prime Minister of Israel.'),
('195204',' Filmed in Berlin, Germany by British Acoustic Films, this is one of  the only films known to be made in the British Acoustic sound  process.'),
('195205',' The film was inspired by the famous frozen daiquiri bar of the same  name located on South Beach.'),
('195206',' Series 3, episode 3 of The Mishaps of Musty Suffer one'),
('195207','reel comedy  series.'),
('195208',' Rumor has it that _David Hare (I)_ (qv) created the role of June  Travis, played by _Vanessa Redgrave_ (qv), in order to examine Prime  Minister _Margaret Thatcher_ (qv) as a product of British history.'),
('195209',' Won Best Unreleased Film at the 2006 High Times Stony Awards'),
('195210',' Director Niki Caro (qv) insisted that Rawiri Paratene (qv)  (Koro) stay in character throughout the entirety of the shooting  process.'),
('195211',' The English translations for the Maori words used in the movie:  '),
('195212',' Te Reo '),
('195213',' Maori language  '),
('195214',' Kaumatua '),
('195215',' Elder  '),
('195216',' Rangatira '),
('195217',' Chief  '),
('195218',' Wharenui '),
('195219',' Meeting house  '),
('195220',' Tikanga '),
('195221',' Customs  '),
('195222',' Whakapapa '),
('195223',' Genealogy  '),
('195224',' Tapu '),
('195225',' Sacred  '),
('195226',' Waka '),
('195227',' Canoe  '),
('195228',' Haka '),
('195229',' Dance  '),
('195230',' Karanga '),
('195231',' Call  '),
('195232',' Karakia '),
('195233',' Prayer  '),
('195234',' Taiaha '),
('195235',' Fighting stick  '),
('195236',' Mau rakau '),
('195237',' Stick fighting  '),
('195238',' Moko/Mokopuna '),
('195239',' Grandchild  '),
('195240',' Marae '),
('195241',' Meeting place'),
('195242',' At auditions for the role of Paikea, Keisha Castle'),
('195243','Hughes (qv)  told casting directors that she could swim. However, when it came  time to film the swimming scenes, she admitted she couldnt but she  did it anyway.'),
('195244',' Many of Pais swimming scenes were in fact done by  Keisha Castle'),
('195245','Hughes (qv)s stand'),
('195246','in Waio Parata'),
('195247','Haua (qv),  because Keisha could not swim well.'),
('195248',' Niki Caro (qv) said during the directors commentary that Pais  crying speech scene was done in one take, but using two cameras.  Unfortunately, due to technical difficulties there was a short break  however, in which time Keisha Castle'),
('195249','Hughes (qv)s tutor and  chaperon helped her to stay in character in with the same emotions.'),
('195250',' A scene showing Keisha Castle'),
('195251','Hughes (qv) vomiting was cut because  Niki Caro (qv) felt that Keishas vomiting wasnt convincing  enough.'),
('195252',' Much of the film is about Paikea doing traditional Maori things  which women were not supposed to do (e.g. sitting in the canoe,  fighting). The film cast and crew performed special Maori chants in  order to ward off traditional bad luck that might arise from  Keisha Castle'),
('195253','Hughes (qv) doing the things as part of the film.'),
('195254',' The whales in the movie were depicted using a combination of footage  of real whales, life size models (some with humans creating  movement) and CGI. Keisha Castle'),
('195255','Hughes said the key whale riding  scene took place 15'),
('195256','20 miles offshore and was terrifying.'),
('195257',' Witi Ihimaera (qv)s 1987 source novel is now a fixture on the New  Zealand school syllabus.'),
('195258',' Screen legend Gish, Lillian (qv) was 93 when she co'),
('195259','starred in  this film making her the oldest actress ever to feature in a leading  role.'),
('195260',' Ann Sothern (qv)s last film.'),
('195261',' Lillian Gish (qv)s last film.'),
('195262',' Tisha Sterling, who plays Young Tisha Doughty, is the daughter of  Ann Sothern, who plays Tisha Doughty as an older woman.'),
('195263',' The buoy that the filmmakers used as a device to transition from  scene to scene was not a real buoy, but a prop that was built  specifically for the production. The buoy is now on display outside  of the Casco Bay Lines Ferry Terminal in Portland, Maine.'),
('195264',' World premiere held at the Museum of Science, Boston.'),
('195265',' Contains the only official release of the video, Bad Boys. The UK  version of this release omits it.'),
('195266',' Woody Allen (qv) was suggested for the role of Leo Marvin.'),
('195267',' The vacation house where this was filmed was actually in Virginia on  Smith Mountain Lake.'),
('195268',' The two buildings shown when Bob arrives at the Lake from New York  are in Moneta, Virginia near Smith Mountain Lake. The blue building  really was a general store and coffee shop. The red building was  used in the movie as the bus station but in real life it was a  produce warehouse called Moneta produce.'),
('195269',' Leo Marvin is a psychiatrist whose kids names are "Anna" and  "Sigmund" named after the very well'),
('195270','known psychiatrist  Sigmund Freud (qv) and his daughter, child psychologist Anna  Freud.'),
('195271',' The asylum where Dr. Marvin tries to have Bob committed is actually  the Elks National Home in the City Bedford in Bedford County,  Virginia. It is locally known because every Christmas the front lawn  is lit with thousands of Christmas lights and draws nearly 100,000  spectators from the surrounding areas.'),
('195272',' Roger Bowen (qv)s last film.'),
('195273',' Frank Oz (qv) wanted Patrick Stewart (I) (qv) to play Leo  Marvin.'),
('195274',' The word "fuck" is used 35 times in the film'),
('195275',' The changing room scenes which involved blowing up contraception  took over 10 takes to get right.'),
('195276',' The changing room and swimming pool scenes where all shot in one  day.'),
('195277',' Shot in 4 days.'),
('195278',' Has been show all over The United Kingdom, in many Secondary schools  for drug awareness.'),
('195279',' Had a 9 month production. 3 months for preproduction, 6 months for  animation production.'),
('195280',' Over 7,000 hand drawn drawings were used in the final product.'),
('195281',' A gnome is briefly visible as the woman enters the diner.'),
('195282',' Three reels of this film survive in nitrate at the UCLA Film and  Television Archives.'),
('195283',' When Chris goes to the city in Heaven where people are flying  around, watch for characters from "Peter Pan" (Wendy, Michael, John)  and "Mary Poppins" (Mary Poppins) among the people flying.'),
('195284',' The directors mother is among the people flying around in the great  library.'),
('195285',' One of a small number of films shot on Fuji Velvia (RVM) film stock.  Velvia is a type of film used most frequently for still photography  of landscapes and other subjects because of its very high color  saturation. It is only rarely employed for cinematography, usually  when special effects are required.'),
('195286',' Chris Nielsens fictional grave is located in Mount View Cemetery in  Oakland, California. Near the scenes filming location is a real  gravesite for an Anna Nielsen and her husband.'),
('195287',' The title is derived from William Shakespeare (I) (qv)s "Hamlet"  (Act 3, Scene 1): "To sleep: perchance to dream: ay, theres the  rub; For in that sleep of death what dreams may come When we have  shuffled off this mortal coil must give us pause..."'),
('195288',' Dawn Soler (qv), the musical supervisor for the film has said in  an interview that W. Axl Rose (qv) intended to have the unreleased  Guns N Roses song "This I Love" in this movie but for some reason  the director didnt use the song.'),
('195289',' The original score was composed by Ennio Morricone (qv). However,  Morricones score was rejected after some initial screen tests. No  explanation for the rejection has ever been given by the director or  producers.'),
('195290',' Winner, Audience Award '),
('195291',' One Piece Challenge, Vancouver  International Film Festival 2000'),
('195292',' Winner, Look Ma!! Short Film Contest, Vancouver 2000'),
('195293',' Winner, Audience Award, Cabbagetown International Film Festival 2001'),
('195294',' This film was shot almost entirely with an 18mm lens.'),
('195295',' Shot almost entirely in one room.'),
('195296',' Lee H. Katzin (qv) replaced Bernard Girard (I) (qv) as director  after four weeks of filming'),
('195297',' Helen Hayes (qv) was considered for a role in this film.'),
('195298',' The curious teenager who lives next door to the Hudson sisters is  none other than Merrill, Barbara (qv), Davis, Bette (qv)s  real'),
('195299','life daughter.'),
('195300',' The wig Bette Davis (qv) wears throughout the film had,  unbeknownst to both leads, been worn by Joan Crawford (I) (qv) in  an earlier MGM movie. Because it had been re'),
('195301','groomed, Crawford  didnt recognize it.'),
('195302',' During production, Bette Davis (qv) had a Coca'),
('195303','Cola machine  installed on the set to anger Joan Crawford (I) (qv), whose late  husband had been CEO of rival Pepsi'),
('195304','Cola and who herself was on the  board of directors of that company.'),
('195305',' During the kicking scene, Bette Davis (qv) kicked  Joan Crawford (I) (qv) in the head, and the resulting wound  required stitches. In retaliation, Crawford put weights in her  pockets so that when Davis had to drag Crawfords near'),
('195306','lifeless  body, she strained her back.'),
('195307',' While touring the talk show circuit to promote the movie,  Bette Davis (qv) told one interviewer that when she and  Joan Crawford (I) (qv) were first suggested for the leads in this  film, Warner Bros. studio head Jack L. Warner (qv) replied: "I  wouldnt give a plugged nickel for either one of those two old  broads." Recalling the story, Davis laughed at her own expense. The  following day, she reportedly received a telegram from Crawford: "In  future, please do not refer to me as an old broad!"'),
('195308',' The final scene at the beach was filmed in Malibu, California at the  same spot where director Robert Aldrich (qv) filmed the final  scene of _Kiss Me Deadly (1955)_ (qv). When Blanche confesses the  truth to "Baby Jane", you can see in the background that same house  that was "blown up" by a mysterious box containing radioactive  material in "Kiss Me Deadly".'),
('195309',' The producers originally wanted Peter Lawford (qv) to play Edwin  Flagg. Bette Davis (qv) also originally objected to  Victor Buono (qv)s casting but eventually came around.'),
('195310',' Because she was then a member of the Pepsi'),
('195311','Cola board of directors,  Joan Crawford (I) (qv) managed to see that product placement shots  of the soft drinks appeared in all of her later films. Although  nearly imperceptible, Pepsi does show up in this one. During the  last sequence, a guy runs up to the refreshment stand on the beach  and tries to collect the deposit on some empty Pepsi bottles'),
('195312','a  transaction that actually only happened in stores.'),
('195313',' Cracked head of Baby Jane doll featured prominently in ad campaign  was a completely different doll than that used in movie'),
('195314','probably  because movie was filmed and released so quickly that ad staff had  to devise campaign while film was still in production.'),
('195315',' In addition to her trademark number "Ive Written a Letter to  Daddy", the young Baby Jane apparently had other hit songs in her  act. When Edwin prepares to play the piano for their rehearsal, we  see Janes picture featured on old sheet music for songs entitled  "Fly the Flag of Freedom", "Shes Somebodys Little Girl", and "I  Wouldnt Trade My Daddy".'),
('195316',' The scenes from Janes early films that show her to be a flop as an  actress are scenes from _Parachute Jumper (1933)_ (qv) and  _Ex'),
('195317','Lady (1933)_ (qv). When Bette Davis heard that the crew was  looking for poor footage of her from that time, she (half'),
('195318','jokingly)  suggested that any of her films from the period would do.'),
('195319',' The play opened in London, England, UK on 3 September 1908 and on  Broadway in New York City, New York, USA on 23 December 1908. The  New York run lasted 198 performances and its cast included Maude  Adams, Lumsden Hare (qv) and David Torrence (qv), who is also in  this film. There were 2 Broadway revivals, the last in 1947;  Helen Hayes (I) (qv) starred in the 1926 revival.'),
('195320',' Some confusion exists as to who played Tenterden in the film. Film  Daily and Variety lists Boyd Irwin (qv) in the role, but the New  York Times and the Call Bureau Cast Service credit  William Stack (qv). In the viewed print, it is clearly  William Stack (qv).'),
('195321',' Some cast members in studio records/casting call lists did not  appear or were not identifiable in the movie. These were (with their  character names): Wilson Benge (qv) (Butler),  Leo G. Carroll (qv) (Senate head) and Harry Allen (I) (qv) &  Dan Maxwell (I) (qv) (Stone buyers).'),
('195322',' After a disappointing preview in Los Angeles, director  Gregory La Cava (qv) put the film back in production for retakes,  but complained so bitterly that Helen Hayes (I) (qv) decided to  abandon movies and concentrate on stage productions because of his  attitude.'),
('195323',' Debut of Traci Lords (qv).'),
('195324',' The film was shot over the course of 3 years with the three main  characters being replaced three times each.'),
('195325',' The character "The Film Geek" was originally "Annoying Customer" but  the name was later changed when the director saw a Film Geek t'),
('195326','shirt  in the video store where they were shooting.'),
('195327',' Music and video were inspired by the SpaceShipOne launches in Mojave  Desert, all of which Bonta attended and witnessed in summer and  autumn of 2004.'),
('195328',' Premiered at the World Space Party, 12 April 2005 in 22 countries on  six continents.'),
('195329',' Contains footage of people flying in zero'),
('195330','gravity, including  filmmaker Vanna Bonta.'),
('195331',' The room that was used as a hospital waiting room has since been  demolished.'),
('195332',' The crew were mainly made up of students who were hired to produce  the video for Hertfordshire County Council. This is highly irregular  council practice.'),
('195333',' One of the films in the 3'),
('195334','disk boxed DVD set called "More Treasures  from American Film Archives (2004)", compiled by the National Film  Preservation Foundation from 5 American film archives. This film is  preserved by the Library of Congress, has a running time of 74  seconds and an added piano music score.'),
('195335',' Released as a split reel along with the documentary  _Catching the Deep Sea Turtle (1911)_ (qv).'),
('195336',' A Jewel Production. Universal, not owning its own theater network  devised a 3'),
('195337','tiered brand system that it utilized through 1929 to  denote its product: Red Feather (low budget programmers), Bluebird  (mainstream releases) and Jewel (prestige pictures produced to  command higher roadshow ticket prices).'),
('195338',' A print of this film survives in the UCLA Film and Television  Archives.'),
('195339',' The first serial.'),
('195340',' This TV special was the epilogue for the film  _Bon Voyage, Charlie Brown (and Dont Come Back!) (1980)_ (qv) (the  fourth and final Peanuts film).'),
('195341',' Released as a split reel along with the comedy  _He Gave Him a Million (1915)_ (qv).'),
('195342',' Completed but withheld from release. It appears to be lost.'),
('195343',' This documentary is featured on the 3'),
('195344','Disc Criterion Collection DVD  for _Brazil (1985)_ (qv).'),
('195345',' This short piece is featured on the DVD for  _Matrix, The (1999)_ (qv)'),
('195346',' Teo Guardino is the cowboy shadow in the film'),
('195347',' Crispin Glover (qv)s directorial debut.'),
('195348',' Released as a split reel along with the documentary  _Cruel Clam Cracker (1920)_ (qv).'),
('195349',' A scripted comedy special feature on "The Cookout" DVD'),
('195350',' This short piece is featured on the DVD for  _Matrix, The (1999)_ (qv).'),
('195351',' Released as a split reel along with the comedy  _Masher Cop, The (1913)_ (qv).'),
('195352',' In one off color "Tonight Show" monologue, Johnny Carson  fictitiously referred to the titles in the series as, "What Katy  Did", "What Katy Did Next", and "Son of Katy"!'),
('195353',' Director Zemeckis, Robert (qv) filmed this while production on his  _Cast Away (2000)_ (qv) was shut down (for Hanks, Tom (qv) to lose  weight for his character).'),
('195354',' When Claire is going through the clothes in Caitlyns dresser, an  E.T. figurine is sitting on top of the dresser.  Harrison Ford (I) (qv)s wife, Melissa Mathison (qv), wrote and  produced _E.T. the Extra'),
('195355','Terrestrial (1982)_ (qv) in 1982. Harrison  Ford played the school principal in a deleted scene from E.T. This  could also be a reference to the uncredited producer of the film,  Steven Spielberg (I) (qv), who directed E.T.'),
('195356',' The birthday that appears on Madison Franks missing persons report  is the actual birthday of the actress that portrays her  (Amber Valletta (qv)).'),
('195357',' Many people claim that just as the final scene at the cemetery fades  out to the closing credits, you can briefly see the shadows on the  snow forming a face (Madisons or Normans?). There are two eyes, a  nose and lips across the entire screen. Others think this is  imagination.'),
('195358',' James Remar (qv) delivers the line "I didnt kill my wife" similar  to the way Harrison Ford (I) (qv) did in  _Fugitive, The (1993)_ (qv).'),
('195359',' There is a scene in the trailer in which Claire is looking at a  photograph and notices a ghost face in the window. This scene never  appears in the movie.'),
('195360',' On the back of Claire and Normans sailboat, it says GOOD GENES.'),
('195361',' The beautiful Vermont home depicted in the film was built in its  coastal setting for the day scenes only. After the film was over, it  was torn down as it was not built according to codes. The rooms of  the house were duplicated on an L.A. soundstage for the night  scenes.'),
('195362',' Michelle Pfeiffer (qv) and Harrison Ford (I) (qv) were director  Robert Zemeckis (qv)s first and only choices for the lead roles  of Claire and Norman Spencer.'),
('195363',' When Michelle Pfeiffer (qv) lies stunned on the floor and the  murderer leans over her face, the camera seemingly cranes down  underneath the floor to look directly up at her face. The effect was  created by using a glass floor. The solid floor at the start of the  shot is drawn in by computer. A glass floor is also used when she  drops the keys later on.'),
('195364',' The bridge depicted in the movie is the in reality is actually quite  close to where the house was built (near the D.A.R. state park in  Vermont). Filming required closing the bridge for several days. This  caused a lot of problems for the local populations on both sides of  the long Lake Champlain, as the bridge is one of the few places to  cross, aside from detouring hours out of the way to take a long (and  expensive) ride on one of the ferries.'),
('195365',' This making'),
('195366','of is featured on the DVD of  _What Lies Beneath (2000)_ (qv), released in 2001.'),
('195367',' Originally sold through mail order in 1989 on VHS and Betamax for  $29.95.'),
('195368',' No prints of this film can be found. Please check your attic.'),
('195369',' The first film of Myrna Loy (qv).'),
('195370',' Tenth in a series of twelve Pacemaker Comedies, each title a  wordplay on one of the popular feature films of the era.'),
('195371',' Clark Gable (qv)s participation in this film is confirmed by his  visible presence in a scene on one of the original 11x14 lobby  cards.'),
('195372',' In the argument between Sergeant Quirt and Captain Flagg, the actors  actually swore at each other. Hundreds of complaint letters were  received by Fox by angry lip'),
('195373','readers who recognized the words.'),
('195374',' An extra is said to have died during the filming of a combat scene.'),
('195375',' Actor Jack Fay  (qv) died at age 25 on November 15, 1928, of  injuries sustained in an explosion during the shooting of this film.'),
('195376',' The melody "Charmaine" (Rapee/Pollock) was specially written for the  pit musicians to play during the film. When the film was remade in  1952, "Charmaine" was incorporated in the soundtrack music.'),
('195377',' This version uses almost no dialogue from the original play and was  originally intended to be a musical.'),
('195378',' The melody "Charmaine" (Rapee/Pollock), specially written for the  1928 version of the film, was incorporated into the soundtrack music  following a best'),
('195379','selling version record by Mantovani (qv) making  the charts in 1951.'),
('195380',' David O. Selznick (qv) wanted Clara Bow (I) (qv) for the role of  Mary Evans, but she turned it down when she was offered more money  from Fox.'),
('195381',' Max Carey was modelled after Lowell Sherman (qv) himself, who was  known to be an alcoholic, as well as silent film director  Marshall Neilan (qv) and actor John Barrymore (I) (qv) (who was  Shermans brother'),
('195382','in'),
('195383','law at the time).'),
('195384',' Eddie Rochester Anderson (qv)s first movie.'),
('195385',' This film currently survives at the UCLA film and television  archives in original nitrate form, and hopefully will be soon  preserved or it will be lost forever like so many other silent films  of this period.'),
('195386',' Produced as a "Hey Fellas!" comedy, basically a copy of the popular  Our Gang comedies.'),
('195387',' Though some sources include Blue, Ben (qv) in the cast, he is not  in the film.'),
('195388',' The 100th film made by Instant Films. Shown at the 2nd Anniversary  screening on May 23rd, 2004. This is the first time that Instant  Film co'),
('195389','founder Papert has directed a script by Instant Film  co'),
('195390','founder John Sylvain.'),
('195391',' Because he was so good as Darby Crash, Shane West was hired as the  new vocalist and The Germs reunited for a tour.'),
('195392',' This documentary is featured on the DVD for  _Suspect Zero (2004)_ (qv).'),
('195393',' This film was originally entitled "Angels in Mrs. Garcias Room" in  1998 and had an narrative track by Billy Kispert. After its reedit  in 2000, Jav retitled it because of its significant changes.'),
('195394',' Morgan tells Nick (Mel Gibson (I) (qv)) that he "sounds like the  guy from _Shine (1996)_ (qv)." Geoffrey Rush (qv), the actor in  _Shine (1996)_ (qv), was Mel Gibson (I) (qv)s roommate in the 80s  in Australia.'),
('195395',' Nick Marshalls two assistants (played by Delta Burke (qv) and  Valerie Perrine (qv)) are named Eve and Margo as a reference to  the two main characters (Eve Harrington and Margo Channing) of  Joseph L. Mankiewicz (qv)s _All About Eve (1950)_ (qv).'),
('195396',' The scene towards the end in which Nick (Mel Gibson (I) (qv))  visits Darcy (Helen Hunt (I) (qv)) at her apartment is similar to  a scene in _As Good as It Gets (1997)_ (qv). In both movies  Helen Hunt (I) (qv)s character is at the top of the stairs and  her love interest (Mel Gibson (I) (qv)/Jack Nicholson (qv))  approaches her and says, "I had to see you."'),
('195397',' In the bathroom scene, when Nick falls into the bathtub and nearly  electrocutes himself, theres Swedish ad'),
('195398','poster on the wall. The  text (Härligt efter rakning) means "Wonderful after shaving".'),
('195399',' The Nike representatives are in fact the real Nike ad  representatives and not actresses.'),
('195400',' The poem that Nick (Mel Gibson (I) (qv)) starts reciting in order  to keep from hearing his daughters thoughts when he walk in on her  and her boyfriend is "Casey At The Bat" written by  Ernest Lawrence Thayer (qv) in 1888.'),
('195401',' The ad agencies are loosely based around two Chicago agencies, Leo  Burnett and BBDO'),
('195402',' The advertising agency Mel Gibsons character works is the same  advertising agency Diana Keatons character works/is fired from in  _Baby Boom (1987)_ (qv), Sloane Curtis Advertising.'),
('195403',' In the scene where Nick Marshall asks his two assistants Eve and  Margo if they know anything about Erin the file girl, Margo refers  to her as "Mrs. Lonlyheart". This is an homage to the suicidal  character in Alfred Hitchcock (qv)s film  _Rear Window (1954)_ (qv)made in 1954.'),
('195404',' Writer/Producers Mark Hammett and Paul Gerstenberger concieved of  the story while working together in a cafe and a colleague posed the  question, "If your cock could talk '),
('195405',' what accent would it have?"  Another of their workmates was fairly sex'),
('195406','obsessed and they reasoned  that his cock probably had a Northern (England) accent '),
('195407',' possibly  Mancunian '),
('195408',' simply because this sounded funny to them. The plot of  the film derived from the many conversations they had (to pass the  time) where they imagined the "wacky" situations their sex'),
('195409','obsessed  colleague and his talking cock got involved in.'),
('195410',' Ben Curtis was the third actor to record the voiceover for the penis  after the two previous ones were rejected by Director, Mark Hammett.'),
('195411',' This film opened during war with Iraq which made Warner Bros. change  the poster art for the film. Because the original artwork showed  Amanda Bynes (qv) displaying a peace symbol, the artwork was  changed so that the peace symbol was airbrushed out. The studio did  not want anyone to think the artwork was a war protest.'),
('195412',' When Henry Dashwood is looking through the photo album of Daphnes  childhood, there are actual pictures of Amanda Bynes when she was  younger.'),
('195413',' When Henry calls Libby to tell her Daphne has been out all day with  a boy in a band (Ian), Libby says, Lemme guess, hes a drummer? In  reality, Oliver James (qv), who plays Ian, is a drummer.'),
('195414',' Kelly Preston and Oliver James did all of their singing in the movie'),
('195415',' Amanda Bynes (qv) said in the commentary that the makeup team  spent hours putting braces on her for the short scene of Daphnes  15th birthday, in which the braces arent even noticeable.'),
('195416',' Working title: Number Please?'),
('195417',' Sixth episode in the Mike and Ike 2'),
('195418','reel comedy series.'),
('195419',' Initially intended as a vehicle for Marilyn Monroe (qv). Producer  Arthur P. Jacobs (qv) was Monroes publicist, and  J. Lee Thompson (qv) was on her list of approved directors.'),
('195420',' Sinatra, Frank (qv) was the first choice to play Rod Anderson.  When Zanuck, Darryl F. (qv) balked at his salary demand,  Mitchum, Robert (qv) agreed to play the role at no fee for tax  purposes.'),
('195421',' This would be the final film for Margaret Dumont (qv).'),
('195422',' The last film of Tom Conway.'),
('195423',' The set used as Luisa and Pinky Bensons Hollywood mansion was  originally used as the home for the Marilyn Monroe and Dean Martin  characters in the unfinished film "Somethings Got To Give".'),
('195424',' Shelley Winters (qv)s first film.'),
('195425',' The movie that Amanda is watching is _Chasing Destiny (2001)_ (qv),  which was originally called "Romantic Moritz" as shown on the  marquee.'),
('195426',' Released as a split reel along with the comedy  _Tourists, The (1912)_ (qv).'),
('195427',' The film was largely improvised.'),
('195428',' Fifth episode in the Excuse Maker 2'),
('195429','reel comedy series'),
('195430',' A pilot for a never'),
('195431','produced TV series. Aired on Feb. 27, 1989 on  CBS.'),
('195432',' Whats Alan Watching was a Comedy Special for CBS. It won the  Television Critics Award for a "Special" and aired Feb. 27, 1989'),
('195433',' The blueberries that Kana eats are Styrofoam balls painted blue.'),
('195434',' This movie was largely shot in Sean Canning (qv)s bedroom.'),
('195435',' Fluff Fur Roo and Kana never appear on screen together.'),
('195436',' In order to get Fluff Fur Roo to wander into the set, Sean had to  sprinkle cat nip and tuna fish on the ground to reel her in.'),
('195437',' In one take where Kana hits his head on the branch, he accidentally  hit it too hard and knocked over the tree, which then crashed into  some of the plants and knocked everything over. Everyone was okay  and they quickly repaired the set and re'),
('195438','shot it all within an  hours time.'),
('195439',' When Bugs tosses the reels of his best scenes to the projectionist,  he calls out "Okay, Smokey. Roll em." This is most likely a  reference to Henry "Smokey" Garner, the cameraman and projectionist  for the Leon Schlesinger studio.'),
('195440',' Due to pressure from Warner Bros., this cartoon was one of 11 pulled  from rotation by the Cartoon Network for its 2001 "June Bugs"  marathon, which was to show the complete chronology of Bugs Bunny  cartoons. This is in addition to the "Censored 11" that have been  withheld from distribution since 1968. The reason given was its  purportedly offensive depiction of Native Americans.'),
('195441',' Darlene Cates (qv) was chosen for the part of Bonnie Grape after a  casting director contacted the _"Sally Jessy Raphael" (1985)_ (qv)  show and was sent a tape of her appearance as a guest a few months  earlier.'),
('195442',' The picture of Mrs. Grape as a young woman is a real life picture of  Darlene Cates (qv) as a young woman.'),
('195443',' Despite the fact that animal protection agents were onset to monitor  the wellbeing of the grasshopper Arnie decapitates in the letterbox,  Leonardo DiCaprio (qv) accidentally killed it.'),
('195444',' Leonardo DiCaprio (qv) said that playing Arnie was "the most fun  Ive ever had".'),
('195445',' Johnny Depp (qv) felt bad about having to ridicule  Darlene Cates (qv)s character "Momma" and would often apologize  to her after shooting. Depp once said to Cates, "Man, I want you to  know how much I hated having to say those things about you, or about  your character."'),
('195446',' Leonardo DiCaprio (qv) created Arnies trademark flicking his  finger against his nose, describing it as a sort of "brain wipe...  like Arnie is massaging the inside of his brain."'),
('195447',' The house which served as the interior of the Grape residence was  also the set of the 1980 movie Roadie.'),
('195448',' Momma (Darlene Cates) climbed only the first two or three steps and  this footage was used to intimate that she climbed the whole  staircase. The room which served as her upstairs bedroom was  actually a downstairs room.'),
('195449',' Title "Whats Eating Robert" is a spoof of the popular movie "Whats  Eating Gilbert Grape". Struggling to come up with a suitable title,  director Chris Mallery and editor Marion Sistena were goofing off in  English class bouncing movie title spoofs off one another. Finally  Chris came up with "Whats Eating Robert". Another possible spoofed  suggestion was "Theres Something About Robert"(Theres Something  About Mary) which was thought of by Marion.'),
('195450',' The Dean of Grant High, "Mac", was the first choice to play the  police officer/school administrator that arrests the disgruntled  student. He was too busy to be part of the project but he did supply  the prop handcuffs used in the video which he confiscated from a  student.'),
('195451',' At the end of the video Robert throws the gun, placed inside a brown  paper bag, into the nearby L.A. River. Inside the paper bag are  actually old scrap wood blocks. They did many takes of this shot so  at the end of filming several bags with wood blocks were thrown into  the river.'),
('195452',' While filming, one scene the camera was left running too long and  captured the actors pretend to beat up Robert (Griffin). An insert  shot was needed to bridge two shots that could not be edited  together properly so the accidental footage of the actors pretending  to beat up Robert was used as a flashback/dream sequence.'),
('195453',' Most of the shots featured a simple realistic looking plastic toy  gun. For one of the close'),
('195454','up shots, they used a real air pellet gun.'),
('195455',' Roger Bowen (qv)s TV debut.'),
('195456',' Both Halle Berry (qv) and Whitney Houston (qv) were in the  running for the role of Tina Turner.'),
('195457',' Laurence Fishburne (qv) turned down the role of Ike Turner five  times. When he learned that Angela Bassett (qv) had won the role  of Tina Turner, he changed his mind.'),
('195458',' Charles Q. Murphy (qv) auditioned for the role of Ike Turner.'),
('195459',' Although Disney had the actors legally contracted not to meet with  their real life counterparts, Laurence Fishburne (qv) did meet  Ike Turner (qv) by accident. They were filming in one of the  Turners old homes, when Ike showed up to sign autographs for some  waiting fans.'),
('195460',' The character "Jackie" was created solely for the movie; she isnt  mentioned at all in the book "ITina", on which the movie is based.'),
('195461',' In Ike Turners autobiography "Taking Back My Name", Turner denied  two parts of the movie: the scene where he beats and rapes Tina in  their home studio, and the scene where he confronts her backstage  with a handgun. Ike Turner said both those scenes never happened.'),
('195462',' While filming the first spousal abuse sequence featured in the film,  Angela Bassett sustained a hairline fractured on her right hand  while performing a stunt that went awry when she fell off the back  end of a high'),
('195463','rise sofa attempting to cushion the impact. Footage  leading up to the onset mishap is featured in the film as Bassett  only performed the stunt fall once.'),
('195464',' Capucine (qv)s characters last name is Lefevbre, which is her  real last name.'),
('195465',' The scene where Allen, Woody (qv)s character celebrates his  birthday on the wharf was filmed on December 1, 1964 '),
('195466',' Woodys 29th  birthday.'),
('195467',' The movie began as a semi'),
('195468','autobiographical project for  Warren Beatty (qv) with Woody Allen (qv) writing the screenplay.  Eventually Beattys role became smaller than originally intended and  producer Charles Feldman ignored his request to cast his  then'),
('195469','girlfriend Leslie Caron (qv) instead of Capucine (qv).  Beatty then left the project and his role was taken by Peter  OToole (I) (qv).'),
('195470',' The title is a line Warren Beatty (qv) used on his girlfriends at  the time.'),
('195471',' Dr. Fassbenders line about Rita "knowing James Bond" was ad'),
('195472','libbed  by Peter Sellers (qv), which explains why Ursula Andress (qv)  laughs out loud afterwards. Andress played Honey Ryder in the first  James Bond film, _Dr. No (1962)_ (qv).'),
('195473',' Capucine (qv) plays a character named Renee Lefebvre. Capucines  birth name is Germaine Lefebvre.'),
('195474',' Richard Burton (I) (qv) appears in a cameo with Peter OToole  (I) in a scene in a bar where Buton asks OToole "Dont you know me  from someplace?" and OToole responds "Give my regards to whats her  name." The dialogue is a reference to their appearance together in  _Becket (1964)_ (qv) and to Burtons wife at the time,  Elizabeth Taylor (I) (qv). Screenwriter Woody Allen later said of  the Burton cameo, "It was so cute, you want to vomit."'),
('195475',' Woody Allen (qv)s feature film debut.'),
('195476',' The first cartoon selected for the National Film Registry.'),
('195477',' In animation historian Jerry Becks 1994 poll of animators, film  historians and directors, this cartoon was selected as the #1  cartoon of all time.'),
('195478',' Warner Bros. Cartoons, Inc. only allotted five weeks for the  production of each seven'),
('195479','minute short, but director  Chuck Jones (I) (qv) spent seven weeks on this short. To cover up  for the extra time spent, he had his entire unit doctor their time  cards to make it appear as if they working on the Road Runner/Coyote  short _Zoom and Bored (1957)_ (qv) for two weeks before they  actually started (since Chuck and his staff were so familiar with  the Road Runner formula, they were able to complete Zoom and Bored  in three weeks).'),
('195480',' According to Chuck Jones (I) (qv), there are 104 cuts in this  cartoon, an unusually high number for a Warner Bros. cartoon.'),
('195481',' For the ballet scenes, Chuck Jones (I) (qv) and his animators  studied dancers Tania Riabouchinskaya (qv) and  David Lichine (qv), who were working for Warner Bros. at the time.  Both dancers had previously worked on _Fantasia (1940)_ (qv), as  reference models for the "Dance of the Hours" sequence.'),
('195482',' When Elmer is summoning the various forces of nature ("North Wind  bwow! South Wind bwow!" etc.), Mel Blanc (qv) does the summoning  on the final incantation ("Smog!") because Arthur Q. Bryan (qv)s  reading was not strong enough. Bryans reading of the line can be  heard on the Looney Tunes Golden Collection Volume 2 DVD vocal only  audio track.'),
('195483',' Thelma Ritters final film; her screen debut, 1947s Miracle on 34th  Street, was also directed by George Seaton, making Ritter one of a  handful of actors to be directed by the same person in both their  first and last films.'),
('195484',' Cleavon Little (qv)s first film.'),
('195485',' Bugs turns down dozens of scripts, including one entitled "Life With  Father". Bugs predicts: "Ehhh...this will never be a hit." It  actually ran for 3,224 performances (1939'),
('195486','1947) on Broadway, making  it the longest'),
('195487','running non'),
('195488','musical play in Broadway history.'),
('195489',' Al Jolson (qv), Jack Benny (qv), Eddie Cantor (qv) and  Bing Crosby (qv) are caricatured as park bums, who each do their  routine when Elmer Fudd shows up. Elmer spots Bugs and asks, "Why  are you hanging around these guys? Theyll never amount to  anything."'),
('195490',' Bugs and Elmer perform the "Whats Up Doc?" title song. This is the  first cartoon in which its lyrics are heard. However, the song first  was first released in "Bugs Bunny In Storyland", a Capitol Record  Reader recorded on April 21 and 22, 1949.'),
('195491',' Felicity Devonshire (qv) was four months pregnant when she was  thrown into the ice'),
('195492','cold North Sea, and encased in concrete from the  waist down.'),
('195493',' Ryan ONeal (qv) parodies one of his earlier performances. At the  end of the movie, Judy Maxwell says, "Love means never having to say  youre sorry," (a line from _Love Story (1970)_ (qv)), to which  ONeals character, Howard Bannister, replies, "Thats the dumbest  thing I ever heard."'),
('195494',' A male stuntman was used to double for Barbra Streisand (qv) in  the long shots of her riding the bicycle. During one hairpin turn,  he fell off and broke his ankle.'),
('195495',' The long'),
('195496','haired blond delivery boy whose bike Judy steals is played  by Kevin ONeal (I) (qv), Ryan ONeal (qv)s brother. The woman  she sits next to on the plane in the final scene is Patricia ONeal,  their mother.'),
('195497',' As Judy stands outside the pizzeria watching the chef toss dough,  "Santa Lucia" can faintly be heard coming from inside. The singer is  Peter Bogdanovich (qv).'),
('195498',' The fender bender Judy causes as she crosses the street to the  Bristol Hotel was added on the spur of the moment. When no stunt  cars were available, Bogdanovich instructed a crew member to rent  two cars and make sure he got collision insurance. Then he staged  the wreck before returning the battered cars.'),
('195499',' It took a month to film the final chase scene, and it cost $1  million '),
('195500',' a quarter of the total budget. The segment with the giant  pane of glass alone took four or five days.'),
('195501',' Final film of Mabel Albertson (qv).'),
('195502',' Liam Dunn (qv) was primarily a casting director before  Peter Bogdanovich (qv) offered him the role of Judge Maxwell.'),
('195503',' The closing sequence features Ryan ONeal (qv)s only on'),
('195504','screen  singing, in a duet with Barbra Streisand (qv) in "Youre The Top".'),
('195505',' Barbra Streisand (qv) did not want to make this film, feeling it  wasnt at all funny, and even went so far as to declare it would be  a terrific flop.'),
('195506',' The stuntman portraying the gentleman sitting in the back seat of  the convertible during the chase scene was knocked cold when his  head hit the awning on the dock just before the car went off the  dock.'),
('195507',' Director Peter Bogdanovich (qv) had Ryan ONeal (qv) and  Barbra Streisand (qv) watch _Lady Eve, The (1941)_ (qv) to prepare  for this film.'),
('195508',' First American film to credit the stunt people in the credits (first  British film to do so was the James Bond film  _Moonraker (1979)_ (qv)).'),
('195509',' Madeline Kahn (qv)s first feature film.'),
('195510',' The director did not get permission from the city of San Francisco  to drive cars down the concrete steps in Alta Plaza Park; these were  badly damaged during filming and still show the scars today. Because  of the damage to city property during the filming of this movie, San  Francisco now requires productions to provide with its filming  permit application a very detailed scene by scene breakdown of  everything that the company is asking permission to film.'),
('195511',' In the parade in Chinatown with the Chinese dragon, the music the  band is playing is La Cucaracha, a Mexican tune.'),
('195512',' This documentary is featured on  _Work of Director Spike Jonze, The (2003) (V)_ (qv) DVD.'),
('195513',' This movie is _Kokusai himitsu keisatsu: Kagi no kagi (1965)_ (qv)  (aka "Key of Keys") with new dialogue by Woody Allen (qv) dubbed  in.'),
('195514',' The two Japanese spy girls in the movie '),
('195515',' Wakabayashi, Akiko (qv)  and Hama, Mie (qv) '),
('195516',' also star together in the James Bond film  _You Only Live Twice (1967)_ (qv).'),
('195517',' Woody Allen (qv) and a group of friends only did 60 minutes of  dialogue for the movie. An additional 19 minutes was recorded using  an actor mimicking Allen, plus footage of The  Lovin Spoonful (qv). These additions were made without Allens  consultation.'),
('195518',' Woody Allen (qv)s directorial debut (of sorts).'),
('195519',' The original Japanese films plot is about a search for a secret  microfilm, not a recipe for egg salad.'),
('195520',' The addition of The Lovin Spoonful (qv) was a studio imposition  to bump up the running time. Woody Allen (qv) was so incensed by  this that he threatened to sue the studio, although he later  recanted when the film became a hit.'),
('195521',' American International Pictures bought "Key of Keys" for $66,000.  However, they quickly realized that it was far too confusing for  Western audiences. It was AIP president Henry G. Saperstein (qv)  who came up with the idea of turning the original inscrutable  thriller into a comedy by dubbing comedy dialogue over it. As  Woody Allen (qv) had just scored an unexpected hit with his  screenplay for _Whats New, Pussycat (1965)_ (qv), Saperstein hired  him.'),
('195522',' The world premiere of this movie was at the Campus Theatre in East  Lansing, MI.'),
('195523',' After the movie was taken out of Woody Allen (qv)s hands, Allen  noted that his own voice had been dubbed over in the closing  credits.'),
('195524',' The documentary was preceded at the Visual Communications Film  Festival by a short film entitled _Mr. Isaac (2005)_ which starred  another popular Asian'),
('195525','American stage director  Alberto Isaac (II) (qv).'),
('195526',' This short film was voted as a top film of 2003 by both Atomfilms  and Ifilm. It was also a Top 10 film of Kevin Spaceys  TriggerStreet.com first online film festval.'),
('195527',' Aidan Travis (qv) earned two cookies for his performance.'),
('195528',' Shot in one hour on a $7 tape. The $7 was the only expense made for  the movie.'),
('195529',' Incorporates the educational film "How to be a Good Citizen"'),
('195530',' Sixth episode in the Excuse Maker 2'),
('195531','reel comedy series'),
('195532',' Oliver Reed (I) (qv), a good friend of Executive Producer  John Hough (qv), was also interviewed for the documentary, but his  footage was never used.'),
('195533',' There was also a completed 90'),
('195534','minute version of the documentary,  which has never been used.'),
('195535',' Independent film'),
('195536','maker Björn Hovenäs (qv) opted out of directing  the movie after too explicit scenes were added to the movie.'),
('195537',' Created for the DVD release of _Serenity (2005)_ (qv).'),
('195538',' Released as a split reel along with the comedy  _She Must Elope (1913)_ (qv).'),
('195539',' Released as a split reel along with the cartoon  _Skipping the Pen (1923)_ (qv) and _Blue Water (1923)_ (qv).'),
('195540',' Don Zelaya (qv)s instructions roughly translated from Spanish  have him telling the Stooges to go left then right and then go jump  in the river.'),
('195541',' Sixth episode, first series, of The Gumps 2'),
('195542','reel comedy series'),
('195543',' Originally a project for Heath Ledger (qv).'),
('195544',' Kevins house is the same firehouse used in  _"Spenser: For Hire" (1985)_ (qv) and the Boston portion of  _"Real World, The" (1992)_ (qv).'),
('195545',' Martin Lawrence (I) (qv), when walking after the uncomfortable,  frozen stance he took on the stairs as to not set off the laser,  says: "I cant feel my ass!" In _Nothing to Lose (1997)_ (qv), he  limped out of Tim Robbins (I) (qv) car, whining: "My ass fell  asleep! My ass fell asleep!"'),
('195546',' Composer Marc Shaiman told the theater magazine Playbill that  scoring this movie was the worst job he ever had.'),
('195547',' Feature film debut of Shirley Temple (qv).'),
('195548',' Brett Ratner (qv) got the idea for this film from meeting  Mason Reese (qv) on the street. He also happened to meet  Michael J. Anderson (qv) on the street and cast him in the film.'),
('195549',' Ratner sent the film to Steven Spielberg (I) (qv) with a letter  begging for financing. To Ratners surprise, he received a check  from Speilbergs Amblin Entertainment.'),
('195550',' The film was planned to be longer but Reese quit during filming.  Anthony Michael Hall (qv) was hired to dub all of Reeses lines  because Reese refused to do any looping.'),
('195551',' The overhead shot of the limo was taken from  Rebecca Gayheart (qv)s apartment. Gayheart was Brett Ratners  fiancée at the time.'),
('195552',' The original Minipops series were screened on the fledgling Channel  4 starting on 8 February 1983. They were produced by  Mike Mansfield (I) (qv).'),
('195553',' "The Dragon" and "The Diceman" make a quick reference to "Ford  Fairlane" when they appropriate a drug pushers aging automobile.  _Adventures of Ford Fairlane, The (1990)_ (qv) was a film showcasing  Clay, Andrew Dice (qv).'),
('195554',' The title is taken from a remark made by Prince Charles in an  interview when he and Lady Diana Spencer got engaged: the  interviewer asked, "Are you in love?" Lady Diana said, "Oh yes!" and  Prince Charles added, "Whatever in love means."'),
('195555',' Director David Blair (II) (qv) publicly disowned the movie and had  his name removed from the credits after broadcasters ITV  re'),
('195556','edited/re'),
('195557','cut the project without his approval.'),
('195558',' Pat Sajak did not want to host the video game version so Vanna White  was the only host.'),
('195559',' Funded by a bequest from the Estate of the late Louis Stanley, who  was chairman and joint managing director of British Racing Motors.'),
('195560',' "Texas Jack" 2'),
('195561','reel western series.'),
('195562',' Gail and Andrew soon returned home to begin a new life together.'),
('195563',' The real Ted was tried, found guilty, and went to prison.'),
('195564',' The writer Charles Neville Buck was personally interested in the  film and was active on the production. He said: "Natives of the  mountain district,some of whom had never seen a motion picture,were  induced to participate in small characters roles."'),
('195565',' An Oregon collector brought a print 1996 to preservation. The film  was reissued on April 20,1928.'),
('195566',' Released as a split reel along with the comedy  _Everybodys Doing It (1913/II)_ (qv).'),
('195567',' The school scenes were filmed in Blackrock College, Dublin,  Kieron J. Walsh (qv)s old school. Walsh was not permitted to use  the actual school crest in the film, so the dove and lion were  flipped in their positions and the real motto, "Fides et robur"  (Faith and Strength), was replaced by "Cera una volta il Ociente"  (Once Upon a Time In The West).'),
('195568',' Released as a split reel along with the cartoon  _Pool Plunge, A (1923)_ (qv)_Pine, The (1923)_ (qv) and  _Flap Jacks (1923)_ (qv).'),
('195569',' Released as a split reel along with the comedy  _Dads Masterpiece (1916)_ (qv).'),
('195570',' Footage excerpted from Movie Night (1929), Fatty and Mabel Adrift  (1916), Teddy at the Throttle (1917), The First 100 Years (1924),  Its a Gift (1923), A Pair of Tights (1929), Cops (1922), Yukon Jake  (1924), Big Business (1929) and others.'),
('195571',' The song "Every Baby Needs A Da Da Daddy" was originally performed  by Marilyn Monroe (qv) in the film "Ladies of the Chorus" (1947).'),
('195572',' Victoria Vetri (qv) revealed in a 1984 interview that the U.K.  version of the film contains nudity. The nude scenes include her  character Sanna making love to Tara (Robin Hawdon (qv)) in a cave.'),
('195573',' A 27'),
('195574','word "caveman language" was devised for this movie, supposedly  drawing on Phoenician, Latin, and Sanskrit sources. Some of the key  words in this language are: "neecha" is "stop" or "come back"; "zak"  is "gone" or "left"; "akita" is "look" or "see"; "neecro" is "bad"  or "evil"; "mkan" is "kill" or "killed"; "mata" is "dead"; "yo  kita" is "go".'),
('195575',' 23rd episode in the "Let George Do It" two'),
('195576','reel comedy series.'),
('195577',' Third episode, fourth and final series, in The Gumps 2'),
('195578','reel comedy  series.'),
('195579',' The segments of married couples telling the stories of how they met  are real stories that Rob Reiner (qv) collected for the film.  Actors relate the stories.'),
('195580',' Harry can be seen reading Stephen King (I) (qv)s  _Misery (1990)_ (qv), which would be director Rob Reiner (qv)s  next film.'),
('195581',' The woman who says "Ill have what shes having" after Sallys faked  orgasm is director Reiner, Rob (qv)s mother.'),
('195582',' In the museum scene, Harry adlibs, "But, I would be proud to partake  of your pecan pie." Sally laughs and looks to her right where  Rob Reiner (qv) silently prompts her to go with it.'),
('195583',' Director Rob Reiner (qv) and producer Andrew Scheinman (qv) are  credited on some drafts of the script'),
('195584',' Before deciding on the title, "Just Friends", "Playing Melancholy  Baby", "Boy Meets Girl", "Blue Moon", "Words of Love", "It Had To Be  You", "Harry, This Is Sally", and "How They Met", were considered by  Nora Ephron (qv), Andrew Scheinman (qv), and Rob Reiner (qv).'),
('195585',' The off'),
('195586','camera voice that says, "Hey everybody, 10 seconds until new  year," is Rob Reiner (qv).'),
('195587',' According to screenwriter Nora Ephron (qv) the infamous "Ill have  what shes having" line was actually suggested by  Billy Crystal (qv).'),
('195588',' SPOILER: In the first draft of the film, Harry and Sally did not end  up together. It was only later, that Nora Ephron (qv) and  Rob Reiner (qv) decided that Harry and Sally belonged together.'),
('195589',' Sallys picky and crazy eating habits were put into the movie after  Rob Reiner (qv) saw Nora Ephron (qv) ordering her food in the  same way Sally did in the movie. When Rob brought this up, Nora  said, "I just like it the way I like it," a line which was put into  the movie.'),
('195590',' Harry is somewhat based on Rob Reiner (qv). Rob was depressed, and  loved being depressed, like Harry Burns in the film. Sally is  somewhat based on Nora Ephron (qv). Nora is optimistic, cheerful,  loves control, and is the type of person who is "just fine" with  everything, just like Sally Albright.'),
('195591',' For the infamous orgasm scene, the original script called for just  Harry and Sally to talk about women faking an orgasm, until  Meg Ryan (qv) suggested that Sally actually fake an orgasm at the  table. Rob Reiner (qv) loved the idea and put it into the script.'),
('195592',' The orgasm scene was filmed at Katzs Deli, an actual restaurant on  New Yorks E. Houston Street. The table at which the scene was  filmed now has a plaque on it that reads, "Congratulations! Youre  sitting where Harry met Sally."'),
('195593',' Nora Ephron (qv) was happy with how the film turned out, but was  never happy with the title of the film, and says its the one thing  she would go back and fix if she could.'),
('195594',' While writing the script, Rob Reiner (qv) once said, "You know how  women have a base of makeup, I have a base of depression. Sometimes  I sink below it. Sometimes I rise above it." Since the Harry Burns  is based on the depressing Rob, Nora Ephron (qv) threw the line  into the script, which Rob cut somewhere along the line.'),
('195595',' Rob Reiner (qv), Nora Ephron (qv), and Andrew Scheinman (qv)  chose beautiful locations to highlight the characters lack of  insight '),
('195596',' Harry and Sally are as blind to romance as they are to the  love growing between them. The same logic was used for Harrys  apartment. The windows overlook the Empire State Building. It could  either the loveliest '),
('195597',' or '),
('195598',' loneliest, view in the world.'),
('195599',' Molly Ringwald (qv) was offered the role of Sally, but was forced  to decline due to a busy schedule. She would later go on to play  Sally in the stage version of the film in 2004, on Londons West  End.'),
('195600',' In an interview with National Public Radio on 2 November 2004,  Nora Ephron (qv) credited Meg Ryan (qv) not only with the idea  of faking orgasm in the well'),
('195601','known restaurant scene, but also with  the idea of setting it in a restaurant in the first place.'),
('195602',' The movies line "Ill have what shes having." was voted as the #33  movie quote by the American Film Institute (out of 100).'),
('195603',' The concept of Sally being a picky eater was based on Nora Ephron,  the scriptwriter, and so years after the movie came out, when Nora  Ephron was on a plane and ordered something very precise, the  stewardess looked at her and asked "Have you ever see the movie  When Harry Met Sally?"'),
('195604',' The dog in the film is the writer/ directors dog, Arabella.'),
('195605',' Blake Dennis (II) (qv) and Lark Geib (qv) were filmed as  children, then the film was shelved for ten years to film the rest  with the same actors playing the young adult counterparts.'),
('195606',' Winner of the 2006 New York Loves Film documentary feature  competition at the Tribeca Film Festival.'),
('195607',' The only film directed by Academy Award'),
('195608','winning screenwriter  Michael Kanin (qv).'),
('195609',' George Fields (qv), who plays the harmonica in the opening theme,  also plays the harmonica solo in the song "Moon River" for 1961s  _Breakfast at Tiffanys (1961)_ (qv).'),
('195610',' This film was produced with a grant from Thamesdown Media Arts.'),
('195611',' This drama is part of BBC2s "Time of Your Life" season.'),
('195612',' A fund'),
('195613','raising short for the United States Fourth Liberty Loan Drive  in World War I.'),
('195614',' Released as a split reel along with the drama  _Old Appointment, An (1913)_ (qv).'),
('195615',' Second episode in The Telephone Girl 2'),
('195616','reel comedy series.'),
('195617',' Both Michael Wilding (qv) and Terry'),
('195618','Thomas (qv) appear in this  movie as extras. T'),
('195619','T is stabbed to death by Wilding, who plays a  Saxon.'),
('195620',' The original play opened in New York on 6 October 1932 and was  produced by John Golden, Inc.'),
('195621',' Cedric Gibbons (qv) was nominated for the Art Direction Academy  Award for this picture, and also for _When Ladies Meet (1941)_ (qv).'),
('195622',' Based on the play, "When Ladies Meet" by Rachel Crothers (qv) that  was produced by John Golden (I) (qv) and opened at the Royale  Theatre in NYC on 6 October 1932 and closed 4 March 1933 (173  performances). Stage cast included Frieda Inescort (qv),  Walter Abel (qv), Spring Byington (qv), Herbert Rawlinson (qv)  and Selena Royle (qv). Byington was also in the film version.'),
('195623',' Cedric Gibbons (qv) was nominated for the Art Direction Academy  Award for this picture. He had also been nominated in the same  category for _When Ladies Meet (1933)_ (qv).'),
('195624',' Considered lost for many years, a nitrate print was found in a barn  in southern New Hampshire in 2006. It is currently being restored  and preserved by the Film Department at Keene State College.'),
('195625',' Released as a split reel along with the cartoon  _Diplomacy (1916/II)_ (qv).'),
('195626',' Released as a split reel along with the drama  _Monument, The (1913)_ (qv).'),
('195627',' This was the only film in which Natacha Rambova (qv) had a  starring role.'),
('195628',' This film survives only in tiny fragments. The rest is believed to  be lost. Please check your attic.'),
('195629',' Released as a split reel along with the comedy  _Building a Trust (1913)_ (qv).'),
('195630',' Released as a split reel along with the comedy  _Hidden Bankroll, The (1913)_ (qv).'),
('195631',' This is a lost film.'),
('195632',' This film is presumed lost. Please check your attic.'),
('195633',' As the family is leaving New York City, you can see a movie theater  in the background is playing _Deep Throat (1972)_ (qv)'),
('195634',' Although set in one house, 8 different locations were used to create  one fictional home.'),
('195635',' The actors rehearsed and trained for over three months before  filming commenced.'),
('195636',' To ensure complete authenticity, all costumes were made specifically  for the film and based on original 1930s designs.'),
('195637',' The period cars that appear in the film were also used in Peter  Jacksons King Kong.'),
('195638',' Released as a split reel along with the documentary  _Perils of the Yangtze (1917)_ (qv).'),
('195639',' Eighth of twelve episodes in the Franklyn Farnum 2'),
('195640','reel Western  series produced by Canyon Pictures Corporation.'),
('195641',' Sean Bean (qv) is known for in real life being, like his character  Jimmy Muir, a massive Sheffield United Football Club fan.'),
('195642',' Mel Sterland (qv), who in this film plays the captain of Sheffield  United Football Club, was formerly a professional football player  with their local rivals, Sheffield Wednesday Football Club.'),
('195643',' Joe Elliot, the lead singer of UK rock band Def Leppard (who were  formed in Sheffield in 1978), was asked to audition for the role of  Sean Beans brother in the film but couldnt due to other  commitments. Instead he penned two tunes for the soundtrack. "When  Saturday Comes" and "Jimmys Theme".'),
('195644',' Seventh release in Essanays "Do Children Count?" series.'),
('195645',' Vitaphone Production Reel #2393A.'),
('195646',' There is a scene where we see a framed photo of a man on a mantle.  The photo is of director William Castle (qv). Another scene  features a man named "Mr. King" being paged; the producers of the  film are both named King.'),
('195647',' This film has been restored by the British Film Institute.'),
('195648',' Eighth episode in the Mysteries of the Grand Hotel 2'),
('195649','reel series.'),
('195650',' Paul Newman (I) (qv) did not want to make this movie, but was  still under contract with Irwin Allen (I) (qv) from when he  appeared in _Towering Inferno, The (1974)_ (qv)'),
('195651',' Stars Paul Newman, William Holden, Veronica Hamel, Ernest Borgnine  and Red Buttons were all under contract with Irwin Allen, and appear  in this film to void their contracts.'),
('195652',' Final theatrical film for Irwin Allen.'),
('195653',' After Steve McQueen turned down a sequel to "The Towering Inferno",  this film was made instead.'),
('195654',' Steve McQueen was under contract to Irwin Allen, after refusing a  part in "The Towering Inferno 2", that film was scrapped and Paul  Newman was brought in to make this film. Steve McQueen never made  another Irwin Allen film, he died shortly after passing on "The  Thowering Inferno 2".'),
('195655',' It was reported that at least 21 writers worked on the script, which  was incomplete when production began.'),
('195656',' The phrase "Nobody Dies" is a reference to the book and film "A Walk  in the Sun (1945)", where "Nobody Dies" is the platoon motto. Both  book and film deal with similar effects of war as "When Trumpets  Fade".'),
('195657',' A documentary in the Outdoor Sketches series.'),
('195658',' Released as a split reel along with the documentary  _Builders of Bridges (1928)_ (qv).'),
('195659',' The entire film was shot over the course of ten days.'),
('195660',' Eight episode in the Universal Ike series of one'),
('195661','reel comedies.'),
('195662',' The first play in history to ever be televised complete and unedited  direct from the theatre.'),
('195663',' Though almost all of the footage in this documentary was shot by  producer/director Gast, Leon (qv) in 1974, one reason it took 22  years to complete was because the negative and rights to the film  were entangled in civil suits involving the Liberians who financed  the movies making.'),
('195664',' Associate producer Bryan Foy had the distinction of directing the  first all'),
('195665','talking picture (also by Warner Bros.), Lights of New  York ten years earlier.'),
('195666',' Released as a split reel along with the comedy  _Convenient Burglar, A (1911)_ (qv).'),
('195667',' Vera Miles (qv) film debut.'),
('195668',' Released as a split reel along with the comedy  _Percys Wooing (1913)_ (qv).'),
('195669',' In the final shot we see the Ark passengers disembarking with an  obvious painted background depicting Zyra. This bad painting was  tacked on for the films sneak previews. Originally, producer  George Pal (qv) wanted to depict Zyra as a miniature set, but  Paramount shipped the film out before this could be done.'),
('195670',' There is a shot toward the end of a group of people sitting around a  country store listening to the radio. Among them the little boy and  dog later rescued by helicopter. The same shot shows up in  _War of the Worlds, The (1953)_ (qv)'),
('195671',' The rocket was designed by space artist Chesley Bonestell (qv).'),
('195672',' Although this movie is supposed to take place during the hottest  week of the summer, it poured rain for 11 of the 27 shooting days.'),
('195673',' When the movie was shooting in Austin, Texas, the left'),
('195674','over food  from the set was recovered and used to feed the hungry of Austin.  This was done with help of Rock and Wrap it Up! '),
('195675',' an organization  that helps fight hunger by delivering unused but good food to the  hungry.'),
('195676',' Shooting started on 23 September 2002 and wrapped up by 04 November  2002. However, the film wasnt released until 2005 as it spent much  of 2003 and 2004 on the film festival circuit.'),
('195677',' A print of this film and soundtrack for it survive in the UCLA Film  and Television Archives.'),
('195678',' Myrna Loy (uncredited) can be recognized as the chained prisoner  directly behind Manon in the prison, on the wagon, and on the deck  of the ship.'),
('195679',' When Ryan, Meg (qv) first hits the booze in the opening scenes,  she does so in San Franciscos famous Buena Vista Café in  Fishermans Wharf. It was here that Americas first Irish Coffee was  first created in 1952.'),
('195680',' The movie was based on ten pages of notes written by  Orson Welles (qv).'),
('195681',' The original title was "Significant Other".'),
('195682',' Fifth release in the "Bill Grimms Progress" 2'),
('195683','reel comedy series.'),
('195684',' Second episode in the New Adventures of Terrence ORourke series of  2'),
('195685','reel shorts.'),
('195686',' Originally planned as a sequel to _Black Christmas (1974)_ (qv) when  John Carpenter (qv)s film _Halloween (1978)_ (qv), which had  originally been planned as the sequel, became a stand'),
('195687','alone film in  its own right. This movie enjoyed the same "promotion" and Black  Christmas remained without a sequel.'),
('195688',' Number 28 on Bravo Channels 100 Scariest Movie Moments.'),
('195689',' Tony Beckleys last film.'),
('195690',' Even though the stranger is played by Scottish'),
('195691','born actor  Tommy Flanagan (I) (qv), the voice in the phone'),
('195692','calls is actually  Lance Henriksen (qv)s. Henriksen fit the voice, whereas Flanagan  fit the build of the stranger.'),
('195693',' In preparation for her role as Jill, Camilla Belle (qv) had to do  two months of weight training and learning how to run.'),
('195694',' Original Italian title is undetermined.'),
('195695',' Tara Subkoff (qv)s debut role.'),
('195696',' Gina Philips (qv)s debut role.'),
('195697',' Originally released on a split reel with _Mirror, The (1911)_ (qv).'),
('195698',' Biograph production number 2122.'),
('195699',' Released as a split reel along with the comedy  _Furs, The (1912)_ (qv).'),
('195700',' Filmed in 1960, but not released until May 1962.'),
('195701',' This is a lost film'),
('195702',' A print of this film survives in the Library of Congress.'),
('195703',' An incomplete copy of this film survives at the Library of Congress  in the Dorothy M. Tayler Collection listed as "Untitled western  drama."'),
('195704',' William Demarest (qv)s first film.'),
('195705',' Released in four versions with a different language spoken by the  actors in each one: English, Spanish, French, and German. The new  dialogue was not dubbed in; instead, each scene was shot four times,  one take for each language. This process was helped with the aid of  language tutors, blackboards placed out of camera range with the  phonetic dialogue written on them, and the hiring of foreign actors  for the incidental roles. This process was also used in the Little  Rascals shorts _First Seven Years, The (1930)_ (qv) and  _Tough Winter, A (1930)_ (qv).'),
('195706',' The film is dedicated to Roger Wunderlich, Ph. D., Pauls  grandfather, who died on 19 May 2001. Paul got the news while  filming in Madison, but knew that his grandfather would have wanted  him to stay and finish the film.'),
('195707',' The original prints of this film had an Technicolor animation  sequence, created by animators Robert Clampett and Leon Schlesinger.'),
('195708',' John Frederick Ballard (qv)s play was unpublished, but  copyrighted on 18 November 1935.'),
('195709',' Although there is an onscreen copyright statement, the movie is not  listed in the copyright registry.'),
('195710',' Robert Taylor (I) (qv)s last film.'),
('195711',' The roller coaster the girls go on is "Thunderhawk". It is the last  remaining wooden roller coaster at Dorney Park.'),
('195712',' The movie was banned in Pennsylvania on the grounds it would tend to  corrupt morals. The National Board of Review passed the film for  adults only.'),
('195713',' The trial of the doctor in the film for sending birth control  booklets through the mails paralleled the Margaret Sanger (qv)  case in 1915, when she was tried for the same reason.'),
('195714',' Joyce Carol Oates wrote this short story for Bob Dylan. First  Published in 1966'),
('195715',' First episode in the Rufftown 2'),
('195716','reel comedy series, based on stories  by Arthur Bugs Baer.'),
('195717',' Working title was "A White Rose for Julie."'),
('195718',' Never released. Shot in Norway during 1971'),
('195719','72, but only half  finished.'),
('195720',' The driving force behind the film was Richard Burton (I) (qv)s  stepson, who wanted to see his stepfather in a good old'),
('195721','fashioned  adventure movie. Burton approached producer Elliott Kastner (qv)  for ideas, who asked Alistair MacLean (qv). At that time, most of  MacLeans novels had either been made into films, or were in the  process of being filmed. Kastner persuaded MacLean to write a new  story. Six weeks later, MacLean delivered the script.'),
('195722',' Eastwood, Clint (qv) was reluctant to receive second billing to  Burton, but agreed after being paid $800,000.'),
('195723',' The "Schloss Adler" is actually the "Schloss Hohenwerfen" in  Austria. At the time of filming, the castle was being used as a  police training camp. There are no cable cars near Schloss  Hohenwerfen. Hence the Cable Car shooting is done somewhere else.'),
('195724',' An accident during one of the action scenes left producer  Elliott Kastner (qv) and director Brian G. Hutton (qv) badly  burnt.'),
('195725',' Despite Eastwoods reputation for violence in other films, his  character kills more people in this film than any other Eastwood  character.'),
('195726',' The Junkers Ju 52 used in the film was still in use with the Swiss  air force at the time. The Swiss also supplied the T'),
('195727','6 Texan  trainers posing as "German fighters".'),
('195728',' Alistair MacLean (qv) wrote the script, which was later converted  into novel. For this reason the movie follows the book faithfully.'),
('195729',' Kenneth Griffith (I) (qv) was first intended for the  Peter Barkworth (qv) role.'),
('195730',' This film contains roughly 1472 edits during 151 minutes of action,  this equates to an average shot length of about 6 seconds.'),
('195731',' In the scenes where Richard Burton (I) (qv) and  Clint Eastwood (qv) climb the step fortress walls, Burton moves  with ease, while Eastwood is clearly working hard physically. This  was due to the fact that Burton, who was a hard'),
('195732','drinker and  out'),
('195733','of'),
('195734','shape by that point, chose to ride a crane (made invisible by  special effects) up the wall, whereas the young, healthy Eastwood  was actually climbing the wall.'),
('195735',' Co'),
('195736','star Clint Eastwood referred to this movie as "Where Doubles  Dared."'),
('195737',' Richard Burton (I) (qv) wanted Richard Egan (I) (qv) to play the  Clint Eastwood (qv) role.'),
('195738',' SPOILER: Derren Nesbitt (qv) was nearly blinded when the squibs in  his chest blew upwards instead of outwards when filming his death  scene '),
('195739',' his character was filmed being shot in the head and the  chest but in the finished film he is only shot in the head.'),
('195740',' The castle, Schloss Hohenwerfen, is today open to the public and is  a falconry. Other than the exterior, the only feature that will be  familiar to movie fans is the courtyard.'),
('195741',' In a recent Channel 4 (UK) survey of the top 100 war movies  Steven Spielberg (I) (qv) voted this as his favorite. Mainly down  to its sheer "boys own" factor of unreality. He even went so far as  to repeat the "Broadsword calling Danny Boy" line.'),
('195742',' According to a special feature about this film, Ingrid Pitt (qv),  who plays Heidi, made a daring escape in real life, over the Berlin  Wall.'),
('195743',' Sixth release in Essanays "Do Children Count?" series.'),
('195744',' Peter Lawford (qv)s last movie.'),
('195745',' Screened at Melbourne FIlm Festival as part of Accelerator.'),
('195746',' At the last minute, the producers wanted to add a scene where  Bette Davis (qv) character goes insane and slashes a portrait.  Davis resisted, saying it was out of character for the role. The  producers attempted to sue her but Davis won the case.'),
('195747',' Although repeatedly denied at the time, this film (and the novel on  which it was based) were widely believed to be about the infamous  Lana Turner (qv)/Johnny Stompanato murder case of 1958.'),
('195748',' This documentary is featured on the DVD for  _Free Enterprise (1998)_ (qv), released in 1999.'),
('195749',' The title is a play on the old platitude "Where theres life,  theres hope".'),
('195750',' Third release in the "Bill Grimms Progress" 2'),
('195751','reel comedy series.'),
('195752',' Ann Hanslip replaced Eileen Moore.'),
('195753',' The first film of Edward Woodward (qv).'),
('195754',' Based on a story that appeared in Argosy Magazine.'),
('195755',' A Jewel Production. Universal, lacking its own theater chain,  utilized a 3'),
('195756','tiered brand system through the end of 1929: Red  Feather (low budget), Bluebird (mainstream) and Jewel (big budget  prestige releases designed to draw higher roadshow ticket prices).'),
('195757',' Doris Day (I) (qv)s character in this film, an actress constantly  being typecast as a virginal heroine, was meant to be a parody of  Days own squeaky'),
('195758','clean screen image.'),
('195759',' Loosely based on the actual New York City blackout of November 1965  '),
('195760',' nine months after which New Yorks hospitals noted a sharp upturn  in the citys birthrate.'),
('195761',' Although the New York blackout occurred 30 months before this movie  was released, it was based on a play that opened in Paris 9 years  before the blackout.'),
('195762',' Jim Backus (qv) first film.'),
('195763',' This was the first release from TriStar Pictures.'),
('195764',' Average and Median Shot Lengths = ~9.6 seconds.'),
('195765',' Paula Prentiss (qv)s film debut'),
('195766',' Hunter S.Thompson wrote several alternate openings and endings for  this movie, none of which were used.'),
('195767',' Ralph Steadman, who did illustrations for Hunter Thompsons books,  drew the title cards for this movie.'),
('195768',' The character of Carl Lazlo is loosely based on 60s Chicano lawyer  Oscar Zeta Acosta. Acosta was briefly Thompsons attorney during the  1970s and is the basis for the character of Dr. Gonzo in "Fear and  Loathing in Las Vegas". The title of this movie is a reference to  Acostas book "Autobiography of a Brown Buffalo".'),
('195769',' In an early scene, the establishing shot outside a seedy bar  contains two seedy characters standing outside it, lighting  cigarettes. They are musician Neil Young and music producer David  Briggs, who contributed to the soundtrack selection and recording.'),
('195770',' To get into character, Bill Murray (qv) spent time with Thompson,  drinking and shooting and generally having a great time at  Thompsons Colorado ranch. After filming ended, Bill Murray  continued to act "Gonzo" through the beginning of the next season of  Saturday Night Live, to the consternation/annoyance of cast and crew  members.'),
('195771',' The latter two parts are based on Thompsons books/articles Fear and  Loathing at the Superbowl, and Fear and Loathing On The Campaign  Trail 72.'),
('195772',' In the beginning of the movie (about 15 minutes into it), while  Lazlo is dictating to HST in the car, a cop is busting three guys.  The wall they are putting their hands on, has graffiti "Fear and  Loathing", which is a tag line of Thompsons.'),
('195773',' Will Smith (I) (qv)s film debut.'),
('195774',' This is a lost film'),
('195775',' For the scenes filmed in Wal'),
('195776','Mart, various pictures of  Portman, Natalie (qv) as Queen Amidala in  _Star Wars: Episode I '),
('195777',' The Phantom Menace (1999)_ (qv) had to be  removed.'),
('195778',' The university at the end of the film that is suppose to be located  on the East Coast, is actually Baylor University, in Waco, Texas.'),
('195779',' The Walmart featured in the movie is in Lockhart, Texas.'),
('195780',' Claire Danes (qv) and Sarah Michelle Gellar (qv) both auditioned  for the part of "Novalee Nation".'),
('195781',' Debut of Denver Pyle (qv).'),
('195782',' Alice Terry (qv) took over the direction when  Rex Ingram (II) (qv) went off in a "well deserved funk" after he  got the news that he wasnt going to direct _Ben'),
('195783','Hur (1925)_ (qv)  after it had been promised to him. This was about the time that the  feud between Ingram and Louis B. Mayer (qv) began.'),
('195784',' This film is presumed lost. Please check your attic.'),
('195785',' The Director of the film had a son in the seventh grade and arranged  for his school class to visit the set to meet the dogs and cast.'),
('195786',' This is the last in a series of films that Otto Preminger (qv)  made as a director'),
('195787','for'),
('195788','hire for Twentieth Century Fox in the 1940s.  The series includes "Laura", which also stars Gene Tierney and Dana  Andrews, "Whirlpool", and "Fallen Angel"'),
('195789',' This story was originally dramatized on radio in January 1949 for  the series "Suspense", under the title "Night Cry", staring Ray  Milland in the Dana Andrews role.'),
('195790',' Not only was the traditional Twentieth Century Fox fanfare music not  utilized at the films opening, Alfred Newmans ubiquitous "Street  Scene Theme" is whistled over the unique opening credits,  appropriately written in chalk on a sidewalk.'),
('195791',' Robert F. Simon (qv)s film debut.'),
('195792',' According to John Heseltine (who restored the car for the film)  David Niven (I) (qv) couldnt master the idiosyncratic gearbox of  the Cord 810 and subsequently it was driven in bottom gear,  resulting in it overheating. The scene in the film showing the  steaming Cord was hastily rewritten to work around the problem. The  car had to be restored from nothing but a rusty collection of parts  in just six months to get it ready for filming.'),
('195793',' The antique toys belong to Disney veteran animator,  Ward Kimball (qv), who had animated Jiminy Cricket in  _Pinocchio (1940)_ (qv) and the Crows in _Dumbo (1941)_ (qv).'),
('195794',' Director Atom Egoyan (qv) made cuts to the film, including an orgy  scene, in a failed attempt to challenge the NC'),
('195795','17 rating given by  the MPAA. ThinkFilm has since announced that the version shown in US  theaters is the same as the one shown at the Cannes Film Festival.'),
('195796',' Eric Goldberg (qv) was at one point attached to direct.'),
('195797',' The open call for Max was huge. It took several months and thousands  of boys auditioned from several countries worldwide.'),
('195798',' Shot in just eight hours, and edited in just two and a half weeks.'),
('195799',' This featurette is included on the _"Seinfeld" (1990)_ (qv) Season 7  DVD box set released in 2006.'),
('195800',' Originally shot as a TV pilot for ABC. Two years after the original  shoot, additional scenes were added to expand it to feature length.'),
('195801',' Released as a split reel along with the comedy  _In the Hands of the Black Hands (1913)_ (qv).'),
('195802',' The film is based on Sunil Thakkars own experiences running and  throwing parties for the Music Masala radio station, and having to  discriminate between "Fresh off the Boat" Indians and the more  fashionable, hip, Americanized Indians. Ironically enough, Thakkars  character in the film is exactly the type of person he barred from  parties in those days.'),
('195803',' CAMEO(Tony Danza): drunk.'),
('195804',' Shot on the redressed set from the original pilot/program "Music  Through the Years"'),
('195805',' Second episode in the Excuse Maker 2'),
('195806','reel comedy series'),
('195807',' Due to pressure from Warner Bros., this cartoon was one of 11 pulled  from rotation by the Cartoon Network for its 2001 "June Bugs"  marathon, which was to show the complete chronology of Bugs Bunny  cartoons. This is in addition to the "Censored 11" that have been  withheld from distribution since 1968. The reason given was the  short would potentially offend African'),
('195808','Americans.'),
('195809',' In 2006, Rebecca Cammisa received a Fulbright Scholar Grant to  Mexico to make this film.'),
('195810',' The character "Reverend Lennox Thomas" is named after Richard Pryor,  using two of his middle names.'),
('195811',' The office towers roof being painted Washington Square 330  Washington Blvd, Marina Del Rey, Ca. was later the exterior setting  for the office of the Simons for the television show "Simon &  Simon".'),
('195812',' Neil Hamilton (I) (qv)s final film.'),
('195813',' Kenneth MacDonald (I) (qv)s final film.'),
('195814',' A Nitrate Print of this film survives in the UCLA Film and  Television Archives, and is not listed for Preservation.'),
('195815',' Made in 1920, but not released until 1923.'),
('195816',' This film is considered lost.'),
('195817',' The dog used in the alley scene could not stay still long enough to  play dead, thus the "dead dog" is actually digital.'),
('195818',' The Diva Society scene required an auditorium full of extras, but no  extras could be found. If you look closely, youll notice that there  are only 4 different people in the audience (all crew members),  digitally duplicated to fill the entire auditorium.'),
('195819',' Clearances to show a trademarked cartoon character doll on Snowys  bed could not be obtained, so the doll was digitally altered to  become a miniature Big Blue Boo'),
('195820','Boo Bug doll instead.'),
('195821',' Almost all of the cast members of _"Aardvark" (2000)_ (qv) also  appear in this film.'),
('195822',' Dialing the phone number that Donald calls on the pay phone would  connect you to the switchboard at Disneyland.'),
('195823',' A total of 90,808 frames (over 50 minutes) of this movie were  digitally manipulated with special effects, many of which had to be  done one frame at a time.'),
('195824',' Released as a split reel along with the cartoon  _Doc Yak, the Poultryman (1914)_ (qv).'),
('195825',' The role of Lucy was written for Moore, Demi (qv).  Bullock, Sandra (qv) took the role, saying she could relate to it  having just broken up from a four year relationship.'),
('195826',' The original screenplay was about a woman in a coma and a man  pretending to be her fiancée. Many studio executives thought this to  be too predatory, but one suggested reversing the roles. Once the  script was rewritten, the movie was picked up by Hollywood Pictures.'),
('195827',' Los Angeles City Hall, which opened in April of 1928, appears on  film for perhaps the first time in the background of a few rooftop  scenes.'),
('195828',' All prints missing portion s from reels 6 and 7.'),
('195829',' The original Soundtrack for the feature is lost.'),
('195830',' The sequence depicting the New York subway was actually filmed in  the Los Angeles subway.'),
('195831',' Wilderness Tales documentary series.'),
('195832',' This film was originally shot with the bad guys conducting the germ  warfare experiments as Nazis (which is why many of the characters  have German names). However, producer Howard Hughes (I) (qv) had a  change of heart and decided that Communists were more of a menace  than crazed Nazi scientists (it was also the height of the McCarthy  "Red Scare" era) and ordered extensive re'),
('195833','shooting, with the  villains now becoming former Nazis but current Communists.'),
('195834',' In keeping with the original Nazis'),
('195835','as'),
('195836','villains idea, the hero  originally saw Adolf Hitler (qv) himself standing on the balcony  of the villains lair. He disappeared when the extensive re'),
('195837','shooting  was done. Hitler was played once again by Bobby Watson (I) (qv).'),
('195838',' Nitrate prints of this film are held by the UCLA Film and Television  Archives.'),
('195839',' Max Brindle, screenwriter, is actually  Albert Sidney Fleischman (qv), author of the book version.'),
('195840',' MGM executive E.J. Mannix (qv) chastised cinematographer  James Wong Howe (I) (qv) for filming Myrna Loy (qv) with mussy  hair when she awakens at John Qualen (qv)s house, since MGM spent  millions glamorizing their star. The scene is in the Turner library  print.'),
('195841',' A copy of this film survives at The Museum of Modern Art in New York  City.'),
('195842',' The final feature film of Constance Collier (qv).'),
('195843',' Trained sea lions are provided by Christopher Porter of "Sea Lions  in Open Seas", a program created to establish relationships between  humans and sea lions.'),
('195844',' The films world premiere showing was in Sedona, Arizona on 11  September 2005, as a part of a fund'),
('195845','raiser for the Sedona  International Film Festival. Mary Stuart Masterson, Carlin Glynn,  Robert Walden and director Peter Masterson were all in attendance.'),
('195846',' Juan Pablo Rebella (qv)s last film.'),
('195847',' The story was based on a real'),
('195848','life incident that occurred in 1941 on  the Hebridean island of Eriskay when the SS Politician ran aground.  The tale of how a group of local Scottish islanders raided a  shipwreck for its consignment of 24,000 cases of whisky quickly  became legend. Whats less well reported, however, was the fact that  the ship was also carrying a sizeable amount of hard cash. According  to official files recently released by the Home Office, there was  nearly 290,000 ten shilling notes on board as well (this would be  the equivalent of several million pounds at todays prices), not all  of which was ever recovered.'),
('195849',' Ealing chief Michael Balcon (qv) was furious at how expensive the  film was becoming (in excess of £20,000) until he finally saw the  initial footage.'),
('195850',' Shot on the island of Barra, which boasts Britains most unique  airport '),
('195851',' the runway is the beach.'),
('195852',' In the US, the novel and film were titled "Tight Little Island" as  there was a ban at the time on using names of alcoholic drinks in  titles.'),
('195853',' American censors insisted on a coda being inserted at the end of the  film, stating that the stolen whisky brought nothing but unhappiness  to the islanders, even though quite the opposite was true in real  life.'),
('195854',' The main reason for the film going dramatically so over budget was  not director Alexander Mackendrick (qv)s inexperience (this was  his first film) but the appalling weather that the production had to  endure, 1948s summer being one of the worst on record.'),
('195855',' In France, the film was called "Whisky a Go'),
('195856','Go". This proved so  popular a title, it became the name of one of the leading Parisian  nightclubs.'),
('195857',' Another reason why the film was shot on location was because all the  Ealing Studios were filled with other productions at the time.'),
('195858',' Fourteen whisky bottles, said to be the last surviving from the  wreck of the SS Politician, the real'),
('195859','life shipwreck that inspired  the film, were sold in 1993 at a Glasgow auction for £12,012  (approximately $22,500 at 2006 conversion rates), with a bottle of  Haig Dimple fetching £1,210 (the equivalent of $2,270).'),
('195860',' Monja Danischewsky (qv) had been working as a publicist for Ealing  Studios and was bored with his job. To stop him from leaving,  Michael Balcon (qv) gave him the task of producing this film.'),
('195861',' Producer Monja Danischewsky (qv) originally wanted  Charles Crichton (qv) to direct.'),
('195862',' The sets were pre'),
('195863','built at Ealing Studios and then shipped up to  Scotland. They were then constructed in a village hall for the  frequent occasions when it was too wet to put them up outside.'),
('195864',' Local islanders were hired as extras for £1 a day.'),
('195865',' Joan Greenwood (qv) was a trained ballet dancer but couldnt come  to grips with the Hebridean style of dancing, so a local dancer was  used for close'),
('195866','ups of her feet.'),
('195867',' The plywood mock'),
('195868','up of the SS Politician sank before filming had  even started.'),
('195869',' In the original novel, the island was populated with both Catholics  and Calvinists. The Catholics were dropped from the film as they  would have had no trouble with not observing the Sabbath to salvage  the whisky'),
('195870','laden ship.'),
('195871',' Ronald Neame (qv) turned down the chance to direct.'),
('195872',' Debuting director Alexander Mackendrick (qv)s background was in  advertising where he used the technique of storyboarding. He did  this for this picture, making it the first Ealing film to be  storyboarded.'),
('195873',' Shot in three months.'),
('195874',' Belgian director Erik Van Looy dropped out of this film after only a  couple of weeks.'),
('195875',' The wedding sequence in which George Coggeswell  (Elliott Dexter (qv)) marries Jane Trimble  (Kathlyn Williams (I) (qv)) was staged at Christ Episcopal Church  in Los Angeles. The best man was played by Paramount executive  Charles Eyton, who was married to Kathlyn Williams in real life.  According to Dexter, Eyton had to be persuaded to allow the use of  the couples actual wedding rings for the scene.'),
('195876',' Chapter Titles:  '),
('195877',' 1. The Master Magician  '),
('195878',' 2. The Collapsing Room  '),
('195879',' 3. The All'),
('195880','Seeing Eye  '),
('195881',' 4. The Shadow Strikes  '),
('195882',' 5. Wanted For Murder  '),
('195883',' 6. The Man Who Was Czar  '),
('195884',' 7. The Double Doom  '),
('195885',' 8. The Red Circle  '),
('195886',' 9. The Fatal Secret  '),
('195887',' 10.The Death Warrant  '),
('195888',' 11.The Trap  '),
('195889',' 12.King of the World'),
('195890',' This 12'),
('195891','chapter serial was filmed in 18 days.'),
('195892',' The rail'),
('195893','head town site was constructed on the Paramount lot  adjacent to the neighboring RKO studio. It became the basis for what  would go on to become Paramounts famous western town set as seen in  TVs "Bonanza" and numerous other TV shows and movies. Prior to  1948, Paramount didnt have a western set on its studio lot. A short  line of track was laid down that allowed a working period locomotive  to pull into town.'),
('195894',' Shot in the actual locations of the crime.'),
('195895',' The flat where John Gielgud (qv) (Sir Adrian Chapple) lives is  located in front of Brett Sinclairs in "Persuaders !, The" (1971),  at Queen Annes Gate in London.'),
('195896',' The final cinema film of Gordon Jackson.'),
('195897',' The siffleur on the sound'),
('195898','track is the producer,  Richard Attenborough (qv).'),
('195899',' The title "Whistle Down The Wind" originally comes from falconry and  means "to let a falcon fly away free".'),
('195900',' The original story was written by Hayley Mills mother, Mary Hayley  Bell.'),
('195901',' The first film to be directed by Byran Forbes (qv), he replaced a  director who dropped out.'),
('195902',' Mack Gray, who plays the replacement bartender, was an old friend of  Rafts and his film career consisted mostly of cameos in Raft films.'),
('195903',' A series of seven "The Whistler" movies appeared. Richard Dix  appeared in 6 of them '),
('195904',' all but the last. Unusually, he played a  different character in each.'),
('195905',' Winner Gold Award, Worldfest Houston, 1992'),
('195906',' Filmed in August 1922, but not released until November 1925'),
('195907',' Brooklyn Dodger players Max Macon (qv), Alex Kampouris (qv),  Ray Hayworth (qv), Pat Ankenman (qv), Newt Kimball (qv) and  Hal Peck (qv) were reported (by the New York Times) to be cast in  the movie as baseball players, with some of them as "Beaver"  players. A few of them had left the Brooklyn Dodgers by the time  this film was released.'),
('195908',' Ernest Truex (qv) and Edward Arnold (I) (qv) originally appeared  in the stage play.'),
('195909',' The play opened on Broadway in New York City, New York, USA on 19  January 1932 and had 265 performances. The opening night cast  included Edward Arnold (I) (qv), Claire Trevor (qv),  Ernest Truex (qv) and Arthur Vinton (qv).'),
('195910',' Much disagreement to the origin of the source material exists. Some  contemporary sources believed the source was  Lytton Strachey (qv)s 1918 biographical essay in "Eminent  Victorians". Others contend Michael Jacoby (I) (qv) was the  author. Warner Bros. executive Hal B. Wallis (qv) contended that  the life of Florence Nightingale (qv) was in the public domain,  and that screenwriter Mordaunt Shairp (qv) did his own research.  The MPAA agreed with Wallis; no source credit was necessary.'),
('195911',' News item '),
('195912',' Saturday, May 14,1938 '),
('195913','Burbank, California: Warners is  rushing scoring of "White Banners," based upon the Lloyd C. Douglas  novel, in order to have the film ready for screening at the Dallas  sales convention (Warners)which opens Monday. Max Steiner, who is  composing the original score, is working day and night to complete  the assignment.'),
('195914',' Conceived, written, cast, directed, produced, shot, sound designed  and edited all in 48 hours.'),
('195915',' Won National 48hour Film Festival for Best Film 2003, Won Best Film,  Cinematography, Sound Design, Script and Directing for 48hour Film  Festival Atlanta, 2002.'),
('195916',' This was Anthony Hopkins (qv)s film debut.'),
('195917',' Maurice Evan (qv)s first film.'),
('195918',' The play opened on Broadway, New York City, New York, USA on 5  November 1923 and had 257 performances.'),
('195919',' Because of the miscegenation aspects of the play (Tondelayo was a  black woman), it was on the Production Code Administraitons  "condemned" list of sources not to be considered. A big outcry was  heard when the British film, based on the same sources, was released  in New York in March, 1930, because it was deemed to violate the  spirit of the Hays decree. RKO hired playright Leon Gordon (qv) to  adapt his play for the screen; he changed Tondelayos parentage to  half Egyptian and half Arab, and it was eventually given an approved  certificate. Still, the movie was placed on the Legion of Decencys  condemned list, and the film was banned in Singapore and Trinidad  because of its racial implications.'),
('195920',' Made in less than two'),
('195921','and'),
('195922','a'),
('195923','half weeks for £70,000.'),
('195924',' Originally intended as a vehicle for BBC TVs The Goodies, but  they turned it down.'),
('195925',' Several of the sets were recycled from the Peter OToole (I) (qv)  film _Ruling Class, The (1972)_ (qv)'),
('195926',' The script was written in three days.'),
('195927',' Ian Lavender (qv) was first choice for the role of Albert Toddey.'),
('195928',' The joke about the breast milk into powder came straight from  something Rickey Smiley (qv) said on BETs ComicView in 1999.'),
('195929',' Terry Crews (I) (qv)s line "Oh no my brother, you gotta get your  own" (spoken to Shawn Wayans (qv) when Shawn is pretending to be a  parking valet) is taken from a record commercial that used to air  frequently on BET (Black Entertainment Television) during the 1980s.'),
('195930',' The family name "Vandergeld" is Dutch and translates to Of the  money.'),
('195931',' The original title was the "The Miltons" sounding more like the  Hiltons, which they spoofed.'),
('195932',' When the brothers go to pick up the Wilson sisters at the airport,  the outside shot of the airport is actually Palm Beach International  Airport (PBI), in West Palm Beach, Florida.'),
('195933',' Danny Kaye (qv) was a last'),
('195934','minute replacement for the originally  cast Donald OConnor (qv).'),
('195935',' The first film produced in Paramounts wide screen process  "VistaVision".'),
('195936',' The TV camera in the Ed Harrison Show scene is a real one (a classic  RCA monochrome; the cameraman is hiding the telltale logo with his  hand), but the call sign atop it was real as well '),
('195937',' it was that of  Channel 4, NBCs (and thus RCAs) flagship station in New York,  which changed its call sign to WRCA'),
('195938','TV the year of the films  release. (They adopted their current WNBC'),
('195939','TV calls in 1960.)'),
('195940',' The original idea was to reunite Fred Astaire (qv) and  Bing Crosby (qv), as they had been successful in  _Holiday Inn (1942)_ (qv). Astaire refused, as he had "retired" at  the time, so the part was reworked for Donald OConnor (qv).  OConnor pulled out, and the part was reworked for  Danny Kaye (qv).'),
('195941',' The photo that Vera'),
('195942','Ellen (qv) shows to Bing Crosby (qv) and  Danny Kaye (qv) of her brother, Bennie, is actually a photo of  Carl Alfalfa Switzer (qv).'),
('195943',' All of Vera'),
('195944','Ellen (qv)s costumes, down to her robe and sleepwear,  were designed to cover her neck, which was aged beyond her years due  to her eating disorder, anorexia.'),
('195945',' The Vermont inn is the remodeled Connecticut inn set of  _Holiday Inn (1942)_ (qv).'),
('195946',' The song "Snow" was written by Irving Berlin (I) (qv) a while  before the film was made but with a different lyric and title and  indeed subject (it had nothing to do whatsoever with snow): it was  called "Free" and it was recorded by the composer.'),
('195947',' The "Sisters" comedy act that Bing Crosby (qv)and  Danny Kaye (qv) perform was not originally in the script. They  were clowning around on the set and the director thought it was so  funny that it was written in.'),
('195948',' Even though Betty was the elder of the Haynes sisters,  Rosemary Clooney (qv) was actually seven years younger than  Vera'),
('195949','Ellen (qv) in real life.'),
('195950',' Vera'),
('195951','Ellen (qv) did not actually sing any of the songs for the  movie. Trudy Stevens (qv) sang all her songs (with the exception  of the song "Sisters", on which Rosemary Clooney (qv) sang both  parts). Veras own voice is heard singing only in the "arrival in  Pine Tree" scene at the railroad station where the quartet reprises  the opening lines of "Snow".'),
('195952',' For The song "Gee, I Wish I Was Back In The Army" there is a small  section which says "Jolson, Hope And Benny all for free" This is a  reference to three wartime entertainers; Al Jolson, Bob Hope and  Jack Benny. The original words were "Crosby, Hope and Jolson all for  free", with Bing Crosby in the film it would seem rather weird and  it would most likely break the mood.'),
('195953',' Released in 1954, it became the top grossing film of that year.'),
('195954',' Rosemary Clooney (qv) was not allowed to record her voice for the  soundtrack album because it was being released by a record company  (Decca) other than hers (Columbia). She was replaced on the  soundtrack album by Peggy Lee (I) (qv).'),
('195955',' The song, "What Can You Do with a General?", which  Leonard Maltin (qv) calls Berlins least memorable tune, was  originally written for an unproduced project called Stars on My  Shoulders.'),
('195956',' According to Rosemary Clooney (qv), the "midnight snack" scene in  which Bob Wallace expounds on his theory of what foods cause what  dreams was almost entirely improvised.'),
('195957',' Many of Bob Wallaces more unusual turns of phrase were lifted  straight from Bing Crosby (qv)s own speech patterns.'),
('195958',' Ronald Colman (qv) owned the rights to Alice Duer Miller (qv)s  poem, but sold them to Clarence Brown (I) (qv), who in turn sold  them and his services as director to M'),
('195959','G'),
('195960','M.'),
('195961',' The last film of Basil Radford'),
('195962',' The racehorse scene uses stock footage taken from  _Seabiscuit (2003)_ (qv).'),
('195963',' In preparation for his role, Ralph Fiennes (qv) observed a blind  mans average day with help from the Royal Society for the Blind.  During the shoot he would wear special glasses to simulate blindness  before each take.'),
('195964',' The Countess (Natasha Richardson (qv)) family included her  real'),
('195965','life mother Vanessa Redgrave (qv) and aunt  Lynn Redgrave (qv).'),
('195966',' The real'),
('195967','life mother of Madeleine Daly (qv) (Katya) was  Madeleine Potter (qv), who played the Countess sister'),
('195968','in'),
('195969','law  Greshenka.'),
('195970',' The film is based on a true story. While she was living in Hollywood  with her husband, writer Romain Gary (qv), actress  Jean Seberg (qv) brought home a large white dog she had found on  the street that seemed friendly and playful. However, when the  animal saw her black gardener it attacked him viciously, injuring  him. Afterwards they kept it in the back yard, but one day it got  out and attacked another black man on the street but no one else.  After this happened a third time they realized that someone had  trained the dog to attack and injure only black people. Gary wrote a  story about it, and eventually Samuel Fuller (qv) read it and made  it into this movie.'),
('195971',' Never released theatrically in the United States, supposedly out of  concern for its controversial subject matter. It did air on HBO  several times.'),
('195972',' Based on a true story'),
('195973',' The whole film was shot in two days because one of the main actors  was leaving for Chile the following week for three months.'),
('195974',' One of the main crew members was viciously allergic to cats and  working in a house with three.'),
('195975',' Five of the eleven people directly involved with the shooting all  went to the same high school.'),
('195976',' "White Fang" is played by Jed, a wolf/dog hybrid, who also played  "Wolf" in _Journey of Natty Gann, The (1985)_ (qv).'),
('195977',' The Bear that White Fang takes on to protect Jack is played by "Bart  the Bear" who played the infamous "Bald Headed Bear" in The Great  Outdoors.'),
('195978',' One of the 50 films in the 4'),
('195979','disk boxed DVD set called "Treasures  from American Film Archives (2000)", compiled by the National Film  Preservation Foundation from 18 American film archives. This film  was preserved by the Library of Congress. This version has an  uncredited piano music score and runs 11 minutes.'),
('195980',' First movie filmed in Durangos City, Mexico, in 1954, thanks to the  director of art Jack Smith, who found the stages and landscapes  necessary for the movie.'),
('195981',' On'),
('195982','screen body count: 142.'),
('195983',' The films title refers to a street term for cocaine.'),
('195984',' Extensive use of archive footage from  _Perils of the Jungle (1927)_ (qv) is used for dramatic purposes but  with unintentionally funny results.'),
('195985',' Shot in three days and one night.'),
('195986',' Released as a split reel along with the comedy  _First Class Cook, A (1914)_ (qv).'),
('195987',' The first television showing of this film was on Friday, June 21,  1940 on NBCs televison station W2XBS.'),
('195988',' If the surprise expressed by James Cagney (qv)s fellow inmates  during "the telephone game" scene in the prison dining room appears  real, its because it is. Director Raoul Walsh (qv) didnt tell  the rest of the cast what was about to happen, so Cagneys outburst  caught them by surprise. In fact, Walsh himself didnt know what  Cagney had planned; the scene as written wasnt working, and Cagney  had an idea. He told Walsh to put the two biggest extras playing  cons in the mess'),
('195989','hall next to him on the bench (he used their  shoulders to boost himself onto the table) and to keep the cameras  rolling no matter what.'),
('195990',' In the prison eating hall scene when Cody Jarrett finds out his  mother is dead, one of the cons who passes the word to him is sports  legend Jim Thorpe (I) (qv).'),
('195991',' The unusually close relationship between Cody Jarrett and his  domineering mother was inspired by real life bank robbers  Kate Barker (II) (qv) (aka "Ma Barker") and her sons.'),
('195992',' This documentary is featured on the Warner Brothers DVD for  _White Heat (1949)_ (qv), released in 2005.'),
('195993',' Beatrice Dominguez (qv) died during production from an attack of  appendicitis.'),
('195994',' The costumes used in the film are mostly re'),
('195995','used Giorgio Armani  originals from The Untouchables (1987).'),
('195996',' Most of the crew cameos in the film in one place or another '),
('195997','  sometimes in multiple roles '),
('195998',' including director Paul Wendkos,  director of photography Chuck Arnold and costume designer Heidi  Kaczenski.'),
('195999',' Credited as a consultant, Andy Edmonds, author of the original  source non'),
('196000','fiction book Hot Toddy, was on the set for every day of  the shoot. Often at the request of the cast, she would advise  changes in the shooting script to make the film as historically  accurate as possible.'),
('196001',' The main character portrayed by Clint Eastwood (qv) is based on  legendary director John Huston (I) (qv).'),
('196002',' The small steamboat that they used in the whitewater scene is the  same boat that Humphrey Bogart (qv)s character captained in  _African Queen, The (1951)_ (qv).'),
('196003',' His work on the screenplay became the final film work for  James Bridges (I) (qv).'),
('196004',' Katharine Hepburn (qv) contested the accuracy of the film.'),
('196005',' Based on the final book in James Ellroys L.A. Quartet.'),
('196006',' In the 90s, the novel was set to be adapted into a movie starring  Nick Nolte as David Klein, and John Cusack as Junior Stemmons. The  screenplay was written by the novels author himself, James Ellroy.'),
('196007',' Fifth Episode in the Stanley 2'),
('196008','reel series.'),
('196009',' The Producers found the bands who provided music (DIE SECTION and  DISTEMPERED) by browsing MP3.com. They had previously used DIE  SECTION for another film called "ADRENALINE FIX".'),
('196010',' Jennylyn Mercado (qv) was supposed to play Pearl while  Pauleen Luna (qv) will play Christina. When Jennylyn could not  make the movie, Pauleen assumed Jennylyns role, while  Angelica Panganiban (qv) was casted as Christina.'),
('196011',' Directorial debut of Jeff Tan (qv).'),
('196012',' The scene in which Len Madison confronts an elderly barber, one of  the mob that lynched his father, was filmed in an functioning  early'),
('196013','20th Century barbershop, complete with antique fixtures,  located just around the corner from the town square and county  courthouse in Forsyth, Georgia. The real'),
('196014','life barber portrayed the  character barber. That particular barbershop was chosen as a site  location because of its unique character.'),
('196015',' This was originally slated to be Steven Spielberg (qv)s first  theatrical feature and he spent months on pre'),
('196016','production.'),
('196017',' Selected by Quentin Tarantino for the First Quentin Tarantino Film  Fest in Austin, Texas, 1996.'),
('196018',' Laura Dern (qv)s first film.'),
('196019',' Dick Miller (I) (qv)s character is named R. "Birdie" Corman, a  tribute to producer Roger Corman (qv), who was a mentor to  director Jonathan Kaplan (I) (qv).'),
('196020',' In a telephone conversation, one character says, "Go get Joe Dante".  Director Joe Dante (I) (qv) is an old friend of the films  director, Jonathan Kaplan (I) (qv), and, like Kaplan, is one of  the legion of directors given his start by producer  Roger Corman (qv).'),
('196021',' Clark Gable (qv)s first movie.'),
('196022',' John Travolta (qv) took the role at Quentin Tarantino (qv)s  urging.'),
('196023',' Charlie Sheen (qv) was the first choice for the role of Billy  Hoyle.'),
('196024',' According to their basketball instructors, Wesley Snipes (qv) and  Woody Harrelson (qv) reached the skill level to be able to start  for an NCAA Division III team.'),
('196025',' Ron Shelton (qv) successfully sued 20th Century Fox for $10  million in profits. He has never worked for the film studio again.'),
('196026',' In the film Woody Harrelson (qv)s character makes a reference to  suspected JFK assassin Lee Harvey Oswald. In real life Harrelsons  own father had also been targeted as a possible accomplice in the  killing.'),
('196027',' When Woody Harrelson (qv) was making this movie, the producers  hired Bob Lanier (qv), the retired Detroit Pistons center, as a  basketball coach. Harrelson, who had played some basketball in  college, was bragging to Lanier about what a great player he was.  Lanier invited Harrelson to play a little one'),
('196028','on'),
('196029','one. Harrelson  later described it as "the most embarrassing 15 minutes of my life".'),
('196030',' The van used by the militants during the film pays direct homage to  the van driven by "The A'),
('196031','Team." The van itself was tan, though;  filmmakers used temporary latex paint to create the likeness.'),
('196032',' The 747 aircraft is actually a 707 with an artificial hump on the  top of the forward fuselage, as the studio couldnt afford to lease  a 747.'),
('196033',' A real Aer Lingus 747 was used for the air'),
('196034','to'),
('196035','air sequences, and  part of the landing, but for the crash, a 707 with an artificial  hump was used.'),
('196036',' On the walls of his Siberian flat, Gregory Hines has photos of  Martin Luther King (qv) and X, Malcolm (qv), as well as album  covers for "A Love Supreme" by Coltrane, John (qv) and "Whats  Going On?" by Gaye, Marvin (qv).'),
('196037',' Mikhail Baryshnikov (qv) reportedly was insistent with the films  producers that gramatically'),
('196038','correct Russian be spoken in the film  instead of the often nonsensical hybrid often used in American  motion pictures.'),
('196039',' The plane crash sequence was filmed at Campbeltown Airport on the  south west coast of Scotland. Mainly due to its remoteness and the  runway is around 2.5 miles long. A number of local people were cast  as extras for interior shots of the plane.'),
('196040',' The opening theatre sequence was filmed at the Bristol Hippodrome  and the gentleman paging the curtain for Baryshnikov is John Randall  (sadly now deceased) who was the Theatres technical director at the  time.'),
('196041',' The recording used in the trailer that is attributed to Stanley  Searles ("I love you.") is thought to be the "ghostly" voice of  Searles himself, a former politician who died in 2002. The recording  was said to have been made by Searles daughter, an well'),
('196042','known EVP  researcher named Karen Mossey.'),
('196043',' The EVP recording from the trailer ("I will see you no more.") that  is attributed to a woman named Ruth Baxter who died in 1987, is  supposedly a recording from Point Lookout, a "haunted" lighthouse in  Maryland, made by an EVP researcher named Sarah Estep. The  lighthouse was used as a hospital during the Civil War and some  interpretations of the recording believe it to say, "I was seeing  the war," or "I was seeing the water." While the recording is said  to be authentic by the AAEVP, the Ruth Baxter story is fiction.'),
('196044',' SPOILER: Chandra West (qv) and Deborah Kara Unger (qv) were in  _Salton Sea, The (2002)_ (qv) and "White Noise" together. In both  films, Chandra West plays the spouse of the male protagonist, and in  both films she dies. The male protagonist then goes on a search to  find out what happened to her, where he meets the character played  by Deborah Kara Unger, and befriends her.'),
('196045',' Shipped to cinemas in the UK as "Brooks Noise".'),
('196046',' When Marty asks Abe if he thinks he is a super hero he refers to Abe  as "Captain Tight Pant". Nathan Fillion (qv) (who plays Abe) was  also referred to as "Captain Tight Pants" when he played Capt.  Malcolm Reynolds in the TV series,  _"Firefly: The Series" (2002)_ (qv).'),
('196047',' The scene that Renée Zellweger (qv)s character Claire shares from  her career in film is a clip from  _Return of the Texas Chainsaw Massacre, The (1994)_ (qv) which was  one of Zellwegers first movies.'),
('196048',' Alison Lohman (qv) wore a wig/was bald throughout the whole film,  because she had just previously filmed a role as a cancer patient.'),
('196049',' In the film, Astrids mom is an artist, while in the book her mom is  a writer '),
('196050',' showing an artist working would make the movie more  interesting then showing a writer write.'),
('196051',' Barbra Streisand (qv) was offered the chance to direct and play  Ingrid.'),
('196052',' SPOILER: Months after principal photography wrapped on the film,  stars Susan Sarandon and James Spader were called back to re'),
('196053','shoot  the ending. The original ending for the film followed the ending in  the book where Max proposes to Nora in a restaurant bathroom and  its left up to the reader to determine whether or not she agrees.  This ending didnt test well as audiences wanted a more definitive  conclusion.'),
('196054',' Originally "White Palace" was to have been "White Castle", and in  the novel specific reference is made to a real White Castle location  at the intersection of S. Grand Blvd. and Gravois Ave. in south St.  Louis, Mo., but the White Castle chain wouldnt give permission for  their trademarked name to be used in either the novel or the movie,  or allow the use of any of their restaurants for film locations. The  diner used for the films "White Palace" restaurant tried to change  its name to White Palace after the film was released, but the studio  refused permission, so it was renamed "White Knight" by its owners  instead. It still exists and is open for business.'),
('196055',' Reviewed as Empire Builders in the January 1930 edition of  Photoplay Magazine, indicating that it was completed no later than  1929.'),
('196056',' Released was revoked in 1989 when the producers decided to re'),
('196057','make  the movie, adding an additional plot based on events taking place  behind the scenes (during the shooting of the first version of the  movie.) The new version was to have starred McGann, Paul (qv) and  Scacchi, Greta (qv), but was never funded.'),
('196058',' Apart from spoken'),
('196059','word pieces in the background music, there is no  dialogue heard in this film. The few brief moments of portrayed  human speech are muffled.'),
('196060',' Released as a split reel along with the comedy  _Recreation of an Heiress, The (1910)_ (qv).'),
('196061',' CAMEO(Mimi Rogers (qv)): the wife of Ray Dolezal  (Willem Dafoe (qv)).'),
('196062',' This Preview is featured on The White Shadow Season 2 DVD,  released in 2006.'),
('196063',' This featurette is featured on the The White Shadow Season 2 DVD,  released in 2006.'),
('196064',' This documentary is on the Complete First Season DVD set for The  White Shadow [1978'),
('196065','79], released in 2005.'),
('196066',' This featurette is featured on The White Shadow Season 2 DVD,  released in 2006.'),
('196067',' This was MGMs first sound picture, and premiered in Hollywood at  Sid Graumans Chinese Theater on Friday, 3 Aug 1928.'),
('196068',' The movie was preceded by an exotic prologue "The Tropics" which  starred Kenneth Olds, the most famous of all male Hawaiian dancers,  and the Brox Sisters (qv) from the Ziegfeld Follies. It featured  Samoan chieftains, 100 native dancers and instrumentalists of the  South Seas Isles who were brought to Hollywood especially for the  presentation, and a "Gigantaphone", the largest Victrola in the  world. "The Tropics" ran nightly for the duration of the films  engagement.'),
('196069',' Because there were no sound facilities in Hollywood,  Shearer, Douglas (qv) took the completed silent film to New  Jersey, where he added a synchronized music score and sound effects.'),
('196070',' This was the first movie in which Leo the MGM lion, roared during  the introduction.'),
('196071',' Though the films credits claim it was shot on location in the  Marquesas Islands with authentic islanders, it was actually shot  900 miles away in Tahiti.'),
('196072',' A video copy of this film survives in the Library of Congress.'),
('196073',' The play opened on Broadway in New York City, New York, USA on 27  September 1909 and closed on 6 November 1909 after 48 performances.  The opening night cast included William Farnum (qv) as Giovanni  and Viola Allen (qv) in the female lead. Allen played the same  role in the 1915 version of the movie.'),
('196074',' Sarah Padden (qv) is in casting call lists for the role of "Frau  Elsatz," but she was not seen n the movie. Pre'),
('196075','production items in  Film Daily and the Hollywood Reporter list Sidney Toler (qv) and  Sidney Blackmer (qv) as cast members, but they were not seen in  the movie either.'),
('196076',' This was the first movie that Clark Gable (qv) wore a mustache.'),
('196077',' The ship used in the film is the "Eye of the Wind", originally built  in 1911 as a top'),
('196078','sail schooner and refitted in 1975 as a brigantine.  She is now rigged as a Brig. It was also used in  _Blue Lagoon, The (1980)_ (qv), _Savage Island (1985)_ (qv), and  _Tai'),
('196079','Pan (1986)_ (qv).'),
('196080',' The Danish school girls in the movie were meant to be French school  girls in the original script. This change came about as a casting  director who searched for French'),
('196081','speaking and '),
('196082','looking actresses met  Danish actress Overbye Roos, Camilla (qv). The casting director  wanted to cast her but she could not speak French. Overbye'),
('196083','Roos then  suggested changing the French girls to Danish girls. The casting  director asked her to find suitable Danish girls (which were found  by contacting Danish exchange students and au'),
('196084','pair girls in  America). Photos and screen test of the girls that were found were  then sent to director Scott, Ridley (qv) who approved the change.'),
('196085',' At 5 4" Jason Marsden (qv) ("Shay Jennings") was much shorter  than the rest of the cast, so many of the scenes he appears in he  either sitting down, or situated within the group so that his height  is disguised'),
('196086',' This picture is dedicated In Memory Of: Alice Sheldon; George  Ptacnik; Rick Marsellus; Robin Wetherall; John Goodlett; and Chris  Coristine..."Good shipmates all."'),
('196087',' The real Chuck Gieg and Tod Johnstone went on to fight in the  Vietnam War, three years after the Albatross sank. Both returned  safely.'),
('196088',' In spring 1961, the real Christopher "Skipper" Sheldon became the  first Peace Corps director in Latin America. He never remarried.'),
('196089',' Jeff Bridges reportedly insisted on special thick'),
('196090','soled shoes for  when he climbed the rigging as the ratlines hurt his feet.'),
('196091',' The writing on Jack Whites arm is Meg Whites doing. It sometimes  reads "Noxious" and other times "Obnoxious" because the footage in  the film is culled from two different performances.'),
('196092',' A Jewel Production. Universal did not own a proprietary theater  network and sought to differentiate its feature product to  independent theater owners. Carl Laemmle (qv) created a 3'),
('196093','tiered  branding system: Red Feather (low budget programmers), Bluebird  (mainstream releases) and Jewel (prestige films). Jewel releases  were promoted as worthy of special promotion in hopes of commanding  higher roadshow ticket prices. Universal ended branding in late  1929.'),
('196094',' Originally produced in Hong Kong as "Tiger Storm" until the  production ran out of money and shooting stopped. The footage was  purchased by Keystone with the idea to complete the movie. However,  upon review of the original material it was decided to scrap it all  and start over. The only thing to survive from the original  production was the action hero Daniels, Gary (qv).'),
('196095',' No. 4 of 15 in "The Perils of Our Girl Reporters" series.'),
('196096',' A majority of the film was shot in 1985, but to capitalize on a  narration of the story, the scenes involving Sean Astin (qv)  narrating the film were shot in 1987.'),
('196097',' The film is dedicated to its director of photography,  John Alcott (qv), who previously worked on several  Stanley Kubrick (qv) projects.'),
('196098',' This picture was filmed in Alberta, Canada, which is not a native  habitat for lemmings. They were imported from Manitoba for use in  the film, and were purchased from Inuit children by the filmmakers.  The Arctic rodents were placed on a snow'),
('196099','covered turntable and  filmed from various angles to produce a "migration" sequence;  afterwords, the helpless creatures were transported to a cliff  overlooking a river and herded into the water. The entire sequence  was faked using a handful of lemmings deceptively photographed to  create the illusion of a large herd of migrating creatures.'),
('196100',' The play "Zombie" opened in New York in February, 1932, and the  author, Kenneth S. Webb (qv), sued Edward Halperin (qv) and  Victor Halperin (qv), the films producers, for the movie rights.  The Halperins won the case.'),
('196101',' The film was thought lost until its rediscovery in the 1960s. A  court battle was fought between film distributor Frank Storace and  the estate of Stanley Krellberg, the copyright owner of the film.  Storace had wished to produce a restored version of the film but the  estate refused him access to original footage in their possession.  Storace gave up the court battle and did not win his access to his  original footage.'),
('196102',' Rob Zombie  (qv) named his first heavy metal band White Zombie,  after this movie.'),
('196103',' First episode in Jack Londons Tales of the Fish Patrol 2'),
('196104','reel  series.'),
('196105',' When the movie was threatened with an X'),
('196106','rating,  Marlon Brando (qv), a close friend of director  Donald Cammell (qv), wrote a lengthy appeal to MPAA to bring it  down to R.'),
('196107',' Kate Beckinsale (qv) was producer Joel Silver (I) (qv)s first  choice for the role of Carrie Stetko.'),
('196108',' An earlier version of of the movie was finalist for both The  Sundance Writers Lab and The Walt Disney Fellowship.'),
('196109',' Won the best DVD Of The Year award at the 2006 Classic Rock Roll of  Honour awards, held in November 2006 in London. Whitesnake also won  Band Of The Year.'),
('196110',' The Whitey Shows original pilot starred Michael McKean and was shot  at Glendale Studios. Studios USA and Angel Arch Productions re'),
('196111','shot  the pilot for MTV at the CBS/Radford Stages in Studio City with a  different host.'),
('196112',' Theatrically released in the USA with  _Looney Tunes: Back in Action (2003)_ (qv).'),
('196113',' The quotations recited by the actors in the various plays, from  "Cyrano" to "A Streetcar named Desire" to "The Importance of Being  Earnest", are often paraphrased). In the opening act, we watch Harry  Nash deliver the final lines of "Cyrano," which were taken not from  the well'),
('196114','known translations or any of the other standard texts, but  from the film adaptation _Cyrano de Bergerac (1950)_ (qv) with  translation by Brian Hooker (qv). Edmond Rostand (qv)s final  two words in the original French were "My panache!" which is usually  used in translations. Hookers version changes it to "My white  plume!" Another slight variation occurs in the final lines, when  Helene accepts Harrys proposal of marriage and says, "I hope that  after we marry, youll always look at me just like this...  especially in front of other people!" In the original play by  Oscar Wilde (qv), the line is "I hope you will always look at me  just like that, especially when there are other people present."'),
('196115',' Fred LaBour is dressed as a cowboy in his interview because hes now  a member of a western music group called Riders in the Sky.'),
('196116',' This film is believed lost. Please check your attic.'),
('196117',' The U.K. title, "Who Dares Wins", is the motto of 22 Regiment, the  SAS (Special Air Service), the elite military regiment in the UK  upon which the film is based.'),
('196118',' Producer Euan Lloyd lived near the Iranian Embassy in 1980. On 30  April, six terrorists took over the embassy holding several  hostages. When he was at home watching a John Wayne film on the  evening of 5 May, it suddenly switched to the live news coverage of  the SAS storming the building to end the siege. Lloyd immediately  ran outside round the corner to watch the action himself. As soon as  it had ended, he ran back to his house and immediately phoned his  lawyer to register several movie titles for a possible film on the  SAS, one of which was "Who Dares Wins".'),
('196119',' The American embassy we see in the movie is actually the main  building of the Pinewood Studios near London. Also the corridors,  the stairs and the dining room of the studios were used by director  Ian Sharp.'),
('196120',' The British Army helicopters featured in the film, where the SAS  abseiled from, are Westland Scouts. 150 were made by 1968 and they  saw action in the Falklands war in 1982.'),
('196121',' This was the first Bud Abbott (qv) and Lou Costello (qv) film  that did not contain musical numbers. As a result, it was shortest  film that they had made to date.'),
('196122',' The "watts'),
('196123','volts" routine was not in the script. It was created by  Bud Abbott (qv) and Lou Costello (qv) on the set.'),
('196124',' As part of a display on telephones and communication, the  Smithsonian Institute used a clip of Lou Costello (qv) trying to  call in for the radio contest to demonstrate the mechanics of  placing a call with an operator'),
('196125','run exchange.'),
('196126',' During the scene in which Costello is "interrogating" the radio show  cast, he blurts out the question, "Where were you on The Night of  January 16th"? This is an obscure, throw away reference to the  famous Broadway play of the same name by Ayn Rand, the Russian born  novelist and philosopher who wrote "The Fountainhead" and "Atlas  Shrugged". "The Night of January 16th" was also made into a movie in  1941.'),
('196127',' Gilliam, Terry (qv) was initially offered the job of directing  this movie, but turned it down because he considered it  "conceptually inauthentic to use the Looney Tunes genre/character  stable as a springboard for a variation on the  _Howard the Duck (1986)_ (qv) story".'),
('196128',' Benny the Cab drives across a bridge while being pursued by the  Weasels. The bridge is the "Hyperion Bridge," which crosses a  freeway near the OLD Disney Studio down in Hollywood; the one they  had before they built the one in Burbank (around 1939).'),
('196129',' Hoskins, Bob (qv) watched his young daughter to learn how to act  with imaginary characters. He later had problems with  hallucinations. Hoskins son was reportedly furious that his father  hadnt brought any of his cartoon co'),
('196130','stars home to meet him.'),
('196131',' Some scenes of Eddie Valiant in the taxi are actually drawings of  Eddie Valiant instead of pictures of Bob Hoskins (qv).'),
('196132',' Another scene that came about by accident was when Roger and Eddie  Valiant arrive at Maroon Studios to interrogate Mr. Maroon. As  Bob Hoskins (qv) delivered his lines, he looked straight ahead,  instead of down at a three'),
('196133','foot rabbit. The animators decided to  have Roger stand on tiptoe against the wall to cover up the gaffe.'),
('196134',' Jessica Rabbits speaking voice was performed by  Kathleen Turner (I) (qv), and her singing voice was performed by  Amy Irving (qv). Turner was uncredited.'),
('196135',' During filming, Charles Fleischer (qv) delivered Roger Rabbits  lines off camera in full Roger costume including rabbit ears, yellow  gloves and orange cover'),
('196136','alls. During breaks when he was in costume,  other staff at the studios would see him and make comments about the  poor caliber of the effects in the "rabbit movie".'),
('196137',' Exteriors of the Maroon Cartoon studios were shot at Ren'),
('196138','Mar Studios  in Hollywood, California.'),
('196139',' Judge Doom picks up a record and reads its label: "The  Merry'),
('196140','Go'),
('196141','Round Broke Down". Then he says, "quite a loony selection  for a bunch of drunken reprobates." The song "The Merry'),
('196142','Go'),
('196143','Round  Broke Down" is the familiar theme song for the Looney Tunes  cartoons.'),
('196144',' Visual effects supervisor Ken Ralston (I) (qv) donned the Judge  Doom costume for the scene where Eddie Valiant shoots cartoon  bullets at Doom in Toontown, as Doom runs away from Valiant.'),
('196145',' The song "Smile, Darn Ya, Smile", which the Toons sing when Eddie  Valiant first arrives in Toon Town and also at the end of the  picture, is featured in an eponymous 1931 Warner Brothers Merrie  Melodie _Smile, Darn Ya, Smile! (1931)_ (qv).'),
('196146',' Joel Silver (I) (qv)s cameo as the director of the Baby Herman  cartoon was a prank on Disney chief Michael Eisner (qv) by  Robert Zemeckis (qv) and Steven Spielberg (qv). Eisner and  Silver hated each other from their days at Paramount Pictures in the  early 80s, particularly after the difficulties involved in making  _48 Hrs. (1982)_ (qv). Silver shaved off his beard, paid his own  expenses, and kept his name out of all initial cast sheets. When  Eisner was told, after the movie was complete, who was playing the  director '),
('196147',' Silver was nearly unrecognizable '),
('196148',' he reportedly shrugged  and said, "He was pretty good."'),
('196149',' Some versions include an extra sequence (called the "Pig Head  Sequence"): Eddie Valiant had gone into Toontown, ambushed by the  weasels and had a pigs head "tooned" onto his. He went home and  took a shower during which Jessica walks into his apartment. This  scene was cut from the original release, but did appear in  theatrical trailers and a television broadcast. A scene cut from the  theatrical version where Jessica rolls up her dress to reveal her  stockings as she sits cross'),
('196150','legged is included in this sequence.'),
('196151',' Eddie enters a Toontown mens room which has the graffiti "For a  Good Time, call Allyson Wonderland" in the background.'),
('196152',' When Baby Herman storms off the set and puts his hand up a womans  dress, the middle finger of his hand is clearly extended.'),
('196153',' When Jessica Rabbit and Eddie are thrown out of the cab there are a  few frames where it very much appears as though Jessica is wearing  no panties.'),
('196154',' A "prequel" with the working title "Toon Platoon" never got out of  the developmental stage.'),
('196155',' Although the films title is a question, no question mark appears in  the title, as this is considered bad luck in the industry.'),
('196156',' Several voice actors make cameos as the voice of the character(s)  they have played before. These are Tony Anselmo (qv) (Donald  Duck), Wayne Allwine (qv) (Mickey Mouse) and Mel Blanc (qv)  (Bugs Bunny, Daffy Duck, Porky Pig, Sylvester and Tweety Bird). But  most noticeable is Mae Questel (qv) as Betty Boop. Mae did Bettys  voice from 1930 until the character was retired in 1939.'),
('196157',' A list of the classic cartoon cameos in the film (which is supposed  to be set in 1947, though quite a few post'),
('196158','1947 characters appear),  grouped by studio:  '),
('196159',' Disney:  '),
('196160',' Mickey Mouse  '),
('196161',' Minnie Mouse  '),
('196162',' Pluto  '),
('196163',' Donald Duck  '),
('196164',' Goofy  '),
('196165',' Pegleg Pete  '),
('196166',' Horace Horsecollar  '),
('196167',' Clarabell Cow  '),
('196168',' the merry dwarfs from _Merry Dwarfs, The (1929)_ (qv)  '),
('196169',' the flowers and trees from _Flowers and Trees (1932)_ (qv)  '),
('196170',' the Three Little Pigs and the Big Bad Wolf from    _Three Little Pigs (1933)_ (qv)  '),
('196171',' Peter Pig from _Wise Little Hen, The (1934)_ (qv)  '),
('196172',' Toby Tortoise, Max Hare, and the girl bunnies from _Tortoise and    the Hare, The_ (1934)  '),
('196173',' Mickeys orphans from _Orphans Benefit (1934)_ (qv)  '),
('196174',' Little Red Riding Hood from _Big Bad Wolf, The (1934)_ (qv)  '),
('196175',' Jenny Wren from _Who Killed Cock Robin? (1935)_ (qv)  '),
('196176',' Elmer Elephant from _Elmer Elephant (1936)_ (qv)  '),
('196177',' Snow White, all seven dwarfs, and the Old Hag/Witch from    _Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs (1937)_ (qv)  '),
('196178',' Wynken, Blynken and Nod from _Wynken, Blynken & Nod (1938)_ (qv)  '),
('196179',' Ferdinand the bull from _Ferdinand the Bull (1938)_ (qv)  '),
('196180',' Pinocchio and Jiminy Cricket from _Pinocchio (1940)_ (qv)  '),
('196181',' the broomsticks, the cupids, the baby Pegasuses, an ostrich, and a    hippo from _Fantasia (1940)_ (qv)  '),
('196182',' the Reluctant Dragon and Sir Giles from    _Reluctant Dragon, The (1941)_ (qv) Dumbo, Mrs. Jumbo, Casey Jr.,    and the crows (as Jessicas backing band in the Ink and Paint    Club) from _Dumbo (1941)_ (qv)  '),
('196183',' Bambi from _Bambi (1942)_ (qv)  '),
('196184',' Chicken Little from _Chicken Little (1943)_ (qv)  '),
('196185',' Jose Carioca from _Saludos Amigos (1943)_  '),
('196186',' Monte the pelican from _Pelican and the Snipe, The (1944)_ (qv)  '),
('196187',' Peter from the "Peter and the Wolf" segment of    _Make Mine Music (1946)_ (qv)  '),
('196188',' Brer Bear, the groundhogs, and the Tar Baby from    _Song of the South (1946)_ (qv)  '),
('196189',' the singing harp from the "Mickey and the Beanstalk" segment of    _Fun and Fancy Free (1947)_ (qv)  '),
('196190',' Danny the lamb from _So Dear to My Heart (1949)_  '),
('196191',' Mr. Toad and his horse Cyril from    _Adventures of Ichabod and Mr. Toad, The (1949)_ (qv)  '),
('196192',' Tinker'),
('196193','Bell from _Peter Pan (1953)_ (qv)  '),
('196194',' Maleficents goons from _Sleeping Beauty (1959)_ (qv)  '),
('196195',' the penguins from _Mary Poppins (1964)_ (qv)  '),
('196196',' Warner Bros (Looney Tunes):  '),
('196197',' Bugs Bunny  '),
('196198',' Daffy Duck  '),
('196199',' Porky Pig  '),
('196200',' Tweety  '),
('196201',' Sylvester  '),
('196202',' Yosemite Sam  '),
('196203',' Foghorn Leghorn  '),
('196204',' Marvin the Martian (first appeared in 1948)  '),
('196205',' Road Runner & Wile E. Coyote (first appeared in 1949)  '),
('196206',' Marc Anthony the bulldog from _Feed the Kitty (1952)_ (qv)  '),
('196207',' Sam Sheepdog from _Dont Give Up the Sheep (1953)_ (qv)  '),
('196208',' Speedy Gonzales (first appeared in 1953) Max Fleischer/Paramount:  '),
('196209',' Koko the Clown  '),
('196210',' Betty Boop Walter Lantz:  '),
('196211',' Woody Woodpecker  '),
('196212',' MGM:  '),
('196213',' Droopy'),
('196214',' The song played by Daffy and Donald Duck in the Ink and Paint Club  is the Second Hungarian Rhapsody by Franz Liszt, a song featured in  numerous cartoons, including the Oscar winning Tom & Jerry short  _Cat Concerto, The (1946)_ (qv) and the Bugs Bunny Merrie Melodie  _Rhapsody Rabbit (1946)_ (qv).'),
('196215',' Wile E. Coyote and the Road Runner also appear silhouetted on the  elevator door as it goes up.'),
('196216',' Felix the Cats face appears as the masks of tragedy and comedy on  the keystone of the entrance to Toontown.'),
('196217',' The Disney Afternoon character Bonkers Bobcat was created because  Amblin Entertainment, co'),
('196218','owner of all of the characters created for  "Who Framed Roger Rabbit" refused to allow Disney to produce a TV  series incorporating characters from the film. At the time, Amblin  was working with Warner Brothers on the animated series  _"Tiny Toon Adventures" (1990)_ (qv) and _"Animaniacs" (1993)_ (qv).'),
('196219',' This movie marked the first time cartoon characters from both Walt  Disney and Warner Bros. appeared together on screen.'),
('196220',' Since the movie was being made by Disney, Warner Brothers would only  allow the use of their biggest toon star, Bugs Bunny, if he got an  equal amount of screen time as Disneys biggest star, Mickey Mouse.  Because of this, both characters are always together in frame when  on the screen.'),
('196221',' To create the animation, over 85,000 hand'),
('196222','inked and painted cells  were created and composited with the live'),
('196223','action backdrops,  live'),
('196224','action characters, and hand'),
('196225','animated tone mattes (shading) and  cast shadows using optical film printers. NO computer animation was  used in creating the animations. Some scenes involved up to 100  individual film elements. Any live'),
('196226','action that had to be later  composited was shot in VistaVision to take advantage of the  double'),
('196227','area frame of the horizontal 35mm format. The finished film  thus does not suffer from the increased grain that plagued previous  live'),
('196228','action/animation combos such as _Mary Poppins (1964)_ (qv).'),
('196229',' Robert Redford (I) (qv), Harrison Ford (I) (qv),  Sylvester Stallone (qv), Jack Nicholson (qv) and  Ed Harris (I) (qv) were considered for the role of Eddie Valiant.'),
('196230',' In writing the film, writers Jeffrey Price (qv) and  Peter S. Seaman (qv) were greatly inspired by the film  _Chinatown (1974)_ (qv). so much so that the car Jessica Rabbit  drives out of the Maroon Studios into Toontown is based on that  film, and Jack Nicholson (qv) was one of many considered for the  role of Eddie Valiant.'),
('196231',' The photograph that Eddie takes of Marvin Acme and Jessica playing  "patty'),
('196232','cake" was created during pre'),
('196233','production, and features an  earlier design of Jessica than the one that is used in the final  character animation. The one shot that was re'),
('196234','done to incorporate  the new Jessica design was the insert shot of the picture after it  is first developed.'),
('196235',' At the time of its release, this was the most expensive film  produced and had the longest on'),
('196236','screen credits for a film.'),
('196237',' When the toon train hits the Dip Machine, each window of the train  shows a murder or death taking place (if viewed frame'),
('196238','by'),
('196239','frame).'),
('196240',' In one of the early versions of the script, Judge Doom was revealed  to be the one who killed Bambis mother.'),
('196241',' The opening track on the Sting album "...Nothing Like the Sun", the  song "The Lazarus Heart" was originally written as the movies  musical finale, at an early stage of the movies production when the  books tragic ending, where Roger is killed in the crossfire during  the final duel, was still in the script. When the studio ordered its  default ending to be used at the films end, in which Roger is alive  at the end of the duel, however, the song was deleted from the  script and ended up on Stings album instead.'),
('196242',' Bill the Lizard, from _Alice in Wonderland (1951)_ (qv), can be seen  carrying a ladder in the scene where the musical toon chairs break  out of their box.'),
('196243',' The dancing thistles from the "Nutcracker Suite" segment of  _Fantasia (1940)_ (qv) appear as the wallpaper pattern in the  hallway of the Toontown building where Eddie Valiant looks for  Jessica.'),
('196244',' The gag of the toon pelican falling off his bicycle came about by  accident. Originally, the pelican would have ridden straight past  the camera, but the effects technicians were unable to keep the bike  upright. The filmmakers decided to let the bicycle fall and animate  the pelican losing his balance.'),
('196245',' An exposure sheet (a chart for keeping track of the drawings to be  shot for animation) can be seen in R.K. Maroons desk. The exposure  sheet can also be seen clinging to Eddie Valiant as Roger jumps up  screaming after drinking scotch in Maroons office.'),
('196246',' Animation director Richard Williams (I) (qv) strove for three  things while creating this films animation: Warner Bros. Looney  Tunes'),
('196247','type characters; Disney'),
('196248','quality animation and Tex Avery'),
('196249','style  humor..."but not so brutal."'),
('196250',' Roger Rabbit is described (design'),
('196251','wise) as having a "Warners face",  a "Disney body", a "Tex Avery attitude", Goofys overalls, Mickey  Mouses gloves, and Porky Pigs bowtie. Animation director  Richard Williams (I) (qv) says he based his Roger color model on  the American flag (red overalls, white body, blue tie) so that  "everyone would subliminally like it".'),
('196252',' The animation production was done mostly in England at  Richard Williams (I) (qv)s studio. Some fill'),
('196253','in work and  production on the "Toontown" sequence was done in Los Angeles.'),
('196254',' To give Jessicas ample bosom an unusual bounce, her supervising  animator Russell Hall (III) (qv) reversed the natural up'),
('196255','down  movements of her breasts as she walked: they bounce up when a real  womans breasts bounce down and vice versa.'),
('196256',' Famous Studio/Paramount characters Popeye, Bluto, Olive Oyl, Little  Lulu and Casper the Friendly Ghost, as well as Pat Sullivans Felix  the Cat and MGMs Tom & Jerry, were all scripted to appear, but the  rights to the characters could not be obtained in time, although a  photo of Felix shaking hands with R.K. Maroon is seen in Maroons  office when he first hires Eddie.'),
('196257',' Animation producer Richard Williams (I) (qv) fell in love with the  character of ("adult") Baby Herman, and insisted on animating  pratically every frame of this character himself.'),
('196258',' The bottle of chili sauce falling in the opening cartoon had to be  reanimated several times as British animators used the UK spelling  "chilli".'),
('196259',' One of the photos in Rogers wallet is of him and Jessica dining at  the Brown Derby. The caricatures on the walls are of some of the  filmmakers, including Robert Zemeckis (qv),  Richard Williams (I) (qv), and Steven Spielberg (I) (qv), as  well as one of Mickey Mouse.'),
('196260',' The crowd scenes at the beginning of the Toontown sequence consist  mostly of animation from previous Disney films. (Reusing animation  was a common practice for Disney up until the early 1990s.)'),
('196261',' When Eddie takes Robger Rabbit into the back room at the bar where  Dolores works to cut apart the hand'),
('196262','cuffs, the lamp from ceiling is  bumped and swinging. Lots of extra work was needed to make the  shadows match between the actual room shots and the animation for  very little viewer benefit. Today, "Bump the Lamp" is a term used by  many Disney employees to refer to going that extra mile on an effect  just to make it a little more special even though most viewers or  guests will never notice it.'),
('196263',' The Ink and Paint Club is the name of a show of Walt Disneys from  back in the 50s.'),
('196264',' The Judge Doom character was originally going to have an animated  pet vulture that sat on his shoulder, but that idea was dropped in  the interest of saving time. However, the vulture later resurfaced  with Judge Doom when a bendable action figure was produced.'),
('196265',' There were over 40 drafts of the script, including drafts that had  either Jessica Rabbit or Baby Herman as the villain.'),
('196266',' Roddy McDowall (qv) was considered for the role of Judge Doom'),
('196267',' Christopher Lee (I) (qv) turned down the role of Judge Doom.'),
('196268',' The movies line "Im not bad. Im just drawn that way." was voted  as the #83 of "The 100 Greatest Movie Lines" by Premiere in 2007.'),
('196269',' Among the song selections on the Acme "Select'),
('196270','a'),
('196271','Tune" (the device  that Eddie "sings" to in order to make the weasels laugh themselves  to death) are "Jolson Medley", "Merry'),
('196272','Go'),
('196273','Round Broke Down",  "Broadway Selection" and "Mickeys Melody".'),
('196274',' The first test audience was comprised mostly of 18'),
('196275','19'),
('196276','year'),
('196277','olds, who  hated it. After nearly the entire audience walked out of the  screening, Robert Zemeckis (qv), who had final cut, said he wasnt  changing a thing.'),
('196278',' Full'),
('196279','size rubber models of Roger Rabbit used as stand'),
('196280','ins so that  the human actors could get a feeling for the size and shape of their  imaginary costar.'),
('196281',' The Ink and Paint Clubs policy of only letting toons onto the  premises as entertainers and employees, not as customers or audience  members, is a reference to the real'),
('196282','life Cotton Club, which, along  with many other segregated clubs before the Civil Rights movement,  only allowed Black people to enter as performers.'),
('196283',' The truck full of "stuff" (bowling balls, pianos, etc.) that Eddie  Valiant crashes into when he returns to Toontown is labeled "ACME  Overused Gags".'),
('196284',' Voted number 21 in Channel 4s (UK) "Greatest Family Films".'),
('196285',' Chuck Jones (I) (qv) received a credit as "animation consultant"  but disavowed the movie forever after, complaining that there was  something wrong with a movie where the live'),
('196286','action hero got more  sympathy than the animated'),
('196287','cartoon star did.'),
('196288',' Jessica Rabbits look was designed after Veronica Lake (I) (qv).  Jessica even sports the Lake trademark "Peek'),
('196289','a'),
('196290','Boo" hairstyle.'),
('196291',' Bob Hoskins (qv) said that, for two weeks after seeing the movie,  his young son wouldnt talk to him. When finally asked why, his son  said he couldnt believe his father would work with cartoon  characters such as Bugs Bunny and not let him meet them.'),
('196292',' Writers Jeffrey Price (qv) and Peter S. Seaman (qv) admired the  film _Chinatown (1974)_ (qv). There was to be two sequels to that  film, the first was _Two Jakes, The (1990)_ (qv), which was later  filmed. The second was to be about the corruption in Los Angeles  when the streetcar system was removed and freeways were built to  replace them. It was to be called "Cloverleaf." Though it is an  animated comedy, _Who Framed Roger Rabbit (1988)_ (qv) pretty much  tells the story of this dark period in Los Angeles history.'),
('196293',' The piano duet between Donald Duck and Daffy Duck was storyboarded  by animation director Richard Williams (I) (qv) and  Chuck Jones (I) (qv), who was working as a consultant. Williams  drew Donald, while Jones drew Daffy.'),
('196294',' A brief sequence was prepared to test the techniques used to combine  live'),
('196295','action with animation. The footage, which showed Eddie Valiant  (played by another actor) walking in an alley with Roger Rabbit,  touched on all the challenges expected of the production '),
('196296',' shading  on the cartoon characters, interaction with the live'),
('196297','action actors  and environment, matching with the constantly moving camera, etc.  The brief, one'),
('196298','minute film, budgeted at $100,000, convinced the  filmmakers that the effects could create the illusion of cartoons  and live actors occupying the same reality.'),
('196299',' Robert Zemeckis (qv) keeps the stop'),
('196300','motion model of the flattened  Judge Doom in his office.'),
('196301',' Road Runner and Wile E. Coyote, who briefly appear in the final  "roll call" shot, actually had not been created at the time the  movie was set (1947). The characters were given a small cameo anyway  at the insistence of Steven Spielberg (I) (qv).'),
('196302',' When Valiant confronts Maroon and sprays him with a seltzer bottle a  Rodger Rabbit poster can be seen in the background.'),
('196303',' The case where Valiant keeps his cartoon gun is inscribed "Thanks  for getting me out of the Hoosegow '),
('196304',' Yosemite Sam".'),
('196305',' At the movie theater where Eddie tells Roger his back story, the  short Goofy Gymnastics (1949) is being played, which didnt come out  for another two years from the period the film is set in (1947).  Crew members claimed to have chosen this particular short, despite  its inaccuracy, because it was the zaniest thing they could find in  the Disney Vault.'),
('196306',' When Angelo tells Judge Doom in the bar that he knows where the  rabbit is, he points to the empty seat next to him and says "Well,  say hello, Harvey". Harvey is a 6'),
('196307','foot invisible rabbit from the  stage play with the same name (as well as the movie  _Harvey (1950)_ (qv)).'),
('196308',' The tunnel was also used in the Back to the Future movies (as  discussed in the audio commentary of the 2 disc DVD)'),
('196309',' The argument between Eddie Valiant and Roger Rabbit in the bar  concerning Roger not wanting a drink is a remake of a classic  cartoon argument switch. This technique was used in the Bugs  Bunny/Daffy Duck/Elmer Fudd cartoons "Rabbit Fire" and "Rabbit  Seasoning." Bugs and Daffy would argue back and forth as to which  hunting season it is (Rabbit/Duck Season) Bugs would trick Daffy  into saying "Duck Season" by saying "Rabbit Season."'),
('196310',' Eddie Valiants initial 30 second stroll through Maroon Cartoon  Studios, was so complex that it involved over 180 individual  elements, that when assembled with the film pieces, created stacks 8  feet in height.'),
('196311',' When the Special Edition DVD was released, Robert Zemeckis (qv)  stated in an interview for a newspaper that Bill Murray (I) (qv)  was his and producer Steven Spielberg (I) (qv)s original choice  for the role of Eddie Valiant but neither could get in contact with  him in time. Bill Murray states in interviews that when he read the  interview he was in a public place at the time but he still screamed  his lungs out, because he would have definitely accepted the role.'),
('196312',' The proposed route for Judge Dooms freeway is the same one the 10  Freeway follows through Los Angeles.'),
('196313',' Judge Dooms master plan to dismantle the Red Car trolley is based  in fact. Private corporations conspired to eliminate public transit  in the late 1940s and 1950s in order to generate demand for  automobiles and ancillary industries to keep said automobiles  running.'),
('196314',' Released as a split reel along with the comedy  _Joke on the Joker, The (1912)_ (qv).'),
('196315',' Author W.O. Mitchell hated the film.'),
('196316',' The setting for the story is Weyburn, Saskatchewan, Mitchells home  town.'),
('196317',' Sarah Michelle Gellar (qv) was offered the Portia de Rossi (qv)  role, but turned it down.'),
('196318',' Has the longest title ever of any Academy Award nominated film (14  words.)'),
('196319',' To achieve maximum realism, Ulu Grosbard (qv) insisted that  Dustin Hoffman (qv) appear live at the now'),
('196320','shuttered rock palace  Fillmore East. Cameras captured the reaction of the regular Friday  night audience gathered for an actual Grateful Dead concert.'),
('196321',' Original Danish title unknown.'),
('196322',' Advertised in the trade press as being "Artistically enacted by REAL  actors".'),
('196323',' Lucie Arnaz accepted the role of Elizabeth Short over the strong  objections of her mother Lucille Ball.'),
('196324',' John Gielgud (qv)s first film.'),
('196325',' This documentary is featured on the 2'),
('196326','Disc DVD for  _Winter Kills (1979)_ (qv), released in 2003.'),
('196327',' These murders prompted the first extensive use of serial killer  profiling and forensic fiber analysis.'),
('196328',' Produced by the South Australian Film Corporation for the Department  of Community Welfare of the South Australian Government.'),
('196329',' At the time of its sale to the Australian Broadcasting Commission  (ABC), this film achieved the highest price ever paid for a local  Australian documentary'),
('196330',' The films title was changed from "The Idiot" due to concerns it  might be perceived as a comedy.'),
('196331',' Although the novel it was based on was set in Russia, the film is  set in contemporary Brighton.'),
('196332',' The detective is modeled on veteran character actor  Fred Kelsey (qv), who specialized in playing dumb, bull'),
('196333','headed  detectives.'),
('196334',' The boxy, small EV shown being crushed in the movie was the Honda  EV'),
('196335','Plus. They, like the sleek GM EV'),
('196336','1, were only available for  lease; several returned to Honda, and were converted into fuel cell  demonstration vehicles. For a while, you were able to lease them  through EV Rentals (at several Budget Rent a Car locations).'),
('196337',' Eric Clapton (qv) and Tina Turner (qv) were supposed to appear  at the concert reprising their roles from the film as the Hawker and  the Acid Queen repectively. However, they dropped out a few weeks  before the concert took place.'),
('196338',' This actually was the second of two performances of "Tommy" The Who  did on their 25th Anniversary Tour. The first one was done in New  York, but with just the band and no special guests.'),
('196339',' A print of this film survives at the Library of Congress,  Washington, DC, according to Joel Lobenthal, author of 2005s  biography, :Tallulah! The Life and Times of a Leading Lady".'),
('196340',' This short documentary is featured on the 2'),
('196341','disc Vista Series DVD  for _Who Framed Roger Rabbit (1988)_ (qv).'),
('196342',' All twelve preserved episodes of this serial are held in the UCLA  Film and Television Archives.'),
('196343',' Allison Janney (qv)s first film.'),
('196344',' Released as a split reel along with the documentary  _At the Dog Show (1912)_ (qv).'),
('196345',' Released as a split reel along with the comedy  _Hot Time in Punkville, A (1915)_ (qv).'),
('196346',' Distributed for free along with boxes of General Mills cereal.'),
('196347',' A Bluebird Production. Universal, lacking a theater chain, utilized  a 3'),
('196348','tiered brand system to sell its releases until 1929: Red Feather  (low budget programmers), Bluebird (mainstream releases) and Jewel  (prestige pictures designed to draw higher roadshow ticket prices).'),
('196349',' Nick Nolte (qv) wore a back brace during much of the filming to  maintain a rigid Marine posture.'),
('196350',' The scene on the railroad tracks is a reference to the final  adventure in Mexico of beatnik figure Neal Cassady (qv),  Jack Kerouac (qv)s inspiration for Dean Moriarty in "On the  Road". Author Robert Stone (III) (qv) had traveled with Cassady  and Ken Kesey (qv)s Merry Pranksters. Furthermore,  Nick Nolte (qv) was in the midst of extensive research on Cassady  for his portrayal in the film _Heart Beat (1980)_ (qv).'),
('196351',' Robert Redford (I) (qv) turned down the role of Nick.'),
('196352',' Sandy Dennis (I) (qv), who was pregnant at the time of filming,  suffered a miscarriage on the set.'),
('196353',' Every credited member of the cast received an Academy Award  nomination.'),
('196354',' The first film to use the word "Bugger" in its dialogue.'),
('196355',' The Bette Davis (qv) film that Marthas character refers to at the  films beginning is _Beyond the Forest (1949)_ (qv).'),
('196356',' Early candidates for the role of Martha included Bette Davis (qv),  Ingrid Bergman (qv), Rosalind Russell (qv) and  Patricia Neal (qv). Early candidates for the role of George  included James Mason (I) (qv), Cary Grant (qv),  Henry Fonda (qv), Arthur Hill (I) (qv), Jack Lemmon (qv) and  Peter OToole (I) (qv).'),
('196357',' Connie Stevens (qv), who was under contract to Warner Bros. at the  time of the films casting, pleaded with studio head  Jack L. Warner (qv) for the part of Honey.'),
('196358',' Elizabeth Taylor (I) (qv) gained nearly 30 pounds to play the role  of a middle'),
('196359','aged wife just for this film.'),
('196360',' When Martha opens the door to find George with the snapdragons, he  says "Flores... Flores para los muertos." This is a direct quote  from "A Streetcar Named Desire", when a peddlar woman comes to the  door and offers these "flowers for the dead" to Blanche.'),
('196361',' Academy Award'),
('196362','winning cinematographer Harry Stradling Sr. (qv) was  replaced by Haskell Wexler (qv) just after filming began for  attempting to "beautify" Elizabeth Taylor (I) (qv).'),
('196363',' The first movie to successfully challenge the Production Code Office  and eventually force the Motion Picture Association of America to  overhaul the Production Code Seal with the eventual classification  system (G'),
('196364','M'),
('196365','R'),
('196366','X) in 1968.'),
('196367',' The MPAA insisted on the removal of the term "screw you" from the  film where it was replaced with the term "God damn you" but allowed  the terms "screw" and "hump the hostess" to remain in the film.'),
('196368',' Frank Flanagan (qv), who appears uncredited as the motel/café  innkeeper, was the films gaffer. The woman who plays his wife is  actually his real'),
('196369','life wife Agnes who was Elizabeth Taylors  hairdresser on the film.'),
('196370',' During shooting, Elizabeth Taylor (I) (qv) and  Richard Burton (I) (qv) used identical red bicycles, lettered in  gold, to get around the huge Warner Bros. studio lot.'),
('196371',' Richard Burton (I) (qv) celebrated his 40th birthday on the set of  the film where spouse Elizabeth Taylor (I) (qv) presented him with  a white 1966 Oldsmobile Toronado.'),
('196372',' According a 2005 interview with Edward Albee (qv), the original  writer of the play which the film is based, producer  Ernest Lehman (qv) hired himself to write the screenplay for  $250,000. Also, Albee says that when director  Mike Nichols (I) (qv) and stars Richard Burton (I) (qv) and  Elizabeth Taylor (I) (qv) read the script, the hated it so much  that, unknown to Lehman, they changed all of the dialog back to  Albees play save two lines: "Hey, lets go to the roadhouse!" and  "Hey, lets come back from the roadhouse!" Albee said, "Two lines  for $250,000, $125,000 a piece. Thats pretty good."'),
('196373',' The first movie to be given the MPAA tag: "No one under 18 will be  admitted unless accompanied by his parent."'),
('196374',' Director'),
('196375','choreographer Herbert Ross (I) (qv) staged the dance  sequence between Elizabeth Taylor (I) (qv) and  George Segal (I) (qv) at the roadside café.'),
('196376',' According to Edward Albee (qv), the only thing he doesnt like  about the film is the over'),
('196377','use of over'),
('196378','head shots.'),
('196379',' SPOILER: According to director Mike Nichols, producer/screenwriter  Ernest Lehman had written a different ending for the film where  George and Marthas son had hung himself in the closet years before.  Nichols refused to shoot it.'),
('196380',' In 2007, the American Film Institute ranked this as the #67 Greatest  Movie of All Time. It was the first inclusion of this film on the  list.'),
('196381',' Carol Burnett (qv)s film debut.'),
('196382',' Released as a split reel along with the comedy  _His Sudden Recovery (1914)_ (qv).'),
('196383',' Having a question mark in the title of a movie is considered bad  luck in the industry.'),
('196384',' The film was originally titled "Slammer" until Madonna (I) (qv)  wrote and decided to use Whos That Girl as the films theme song.  The song went to #1 on the Billboard chart in August 1987.'),
('196385',' Released as a split reel along with the comedy  _Shall Curfew Ring Tonight? (1914)_ (qv).'),
('196386',' At the beginning of the movie the math teacher can be heard mumbling  8675309 a reference to a popular 1980s pop song.'),
('196387',' The filmmakers were only allowed to use the location after it closed  at 11:00 PM. The first "action!" was at midnight; the last "cut!"  was at 3:30 in the morning.'),
('196388',' MTVs first feature film. Many of the people who have parts in this  movie are either well known rappers or people associated with MTV at  the time.'),
('196389',' Terrence Howard (qv)s film debut.'),
('196390',' This bonus DVD was available from The Whos Endless Wire limited  edition album.'),
('196391',' Concert was recorded at the Vienne Amphitheatre, Lyon, France on  17th July 2006.'),
('196392',' Trevor Howard was cast at short notice replacing an actor who  withdrew his services.'),
('196393',' According to Judy Cornwell (qv)s memoirs, Shelley Winters (qv)  discovered that Cornwell had got good reviews in  _Wuthering Heights (1970)_ (qv) and demanded Cornwells role was cut  to the bone.'),
('196394',' Available for sale in 1905 for $45.'),
('196395',' The film was written in two weeks then filmed in 15 days.'),
('196396',' Bruce Willis (I) (qv) tried to contact Matthew Perry (I) (qv) to  get him to take part in the film while, unbeknownst to him, Perry  was on vacation. After a few weeks of trying to get hold of him,  Willis left the famous line, "I will chop off your legs, set fire to  your house, and watch you drag..." on Perrys answer machine. They  thought it was so funny that they included it on the film.'),
('196397',' When Volkswagen was approached about a product placement in the  movie for its new Beetle, they said they would only pay if a male  character drove the car, because there are already plenty of women  who want to drive the new VW Beetles. However, it was decided that  it was such a perfect car for Sophie to drive that they would use it  anyway, even though Volkswagen didnt pay them.'),
('196398',' The three kids who run between Jimmy and Oz when they are standing  next to the flower cart are Bruce Willis (qv)s three daughters,  Tallulah Belle Willis (qv), Scout LaRue Willis (qv), and  Rumer Willis (qv).'),
('196399',' The movie playing in the background when Janni and Frankie go to  kill Jimmy is _Key Largo (1948)_ (qv).'),
('196400',' The original script called for the movie to take place in Florida  instead of Montreal.'),
('196401',' Is the first mainstream American movie to be filmed in Montreal and  take place in Montreal.'),
('196402',' When Matthew Perry (I) (qv) is cutting the grass at the beginning  of the movie, hes wearing a shirt with the crest of the hockey  team, the Ottawa Senators. Matthew Perry spent some time growing up  in Ottawa.'),
('196403',' When Oz first recognizes Jimmy the Tulip, several newspaper front  pages flash on the screen. Among them was a promo shot of  Bruce Willis (qv) taken for the movie _Die Hard 2 (1990)_ (qv).'),
('196404',' The owners of the two houses that were used for this movie were paid  $50,000 on the condition that they left their homes for a month.'),
('196405',' As a result of a bet lost on the set, Bruce Willis (I) agreed to  do a guest appearance on "Friends" for free. He was already planning  to do the guest spot, but the terms of the bet led to him giving his  pay for the episode to charity.'),
('196406',' In the sequence of flashing newspapers depicting Jimmy the Tulip,  along with the Die Hard 2 promotional still is also a still from  _Jackal, The (1997)_ (qv), where the character is seated at the  desk, cigar in hand, ordering the machine gun over the computer.'),
('196407',' The tattoo on Jimmy the Tulips back is the logo of the production  company.'),
('196408',' When Oz (Matthew Perry (I) (qv)) wakes up in bed with Jimmy  (Bruce Willis (qv)), Willis was naked under the blanket. Perry had  no idea why he was naked... and reportedly was too afraid to ask.'),
('196409',' The Buttercup girl is played by Bruce Willis (qv)s daughter,  Tallulah Belle Willis (qv).'),
('196410',' The infamous kiss shared between characters Robert E. Howard  (Vincent DOnofrio (I) (qv)) and Novalyne Price  (Renée Zellweger (qv)) was only shot once. The kiss shown in the  movie is a cut and edited version of their single take.'),
('196411',' The budget for this movie was set at $1.3 million. Due to their  shortened time frame and lack of money, actor Vincent  DOnofrio (I) (qv) had to convince the Bond companies to let them  shoot certain scenes.'),
('196412',' CAMEO: (Jack Nitzsche): man who yells at Barney and Jack for being  in the pool.'),
('196413',' Producer Florenz Ziegfeld lost everything in the crash of 1929. At  the time, his production of "Whoopee" was playing to full houses on  Broadway. To bail himself out, Ziegfeld closed the show (which could  have run another year) and sold the movie rights to Sam Goldwyn.'),
('196414',' Based on Whoopi Goldbergs one'),
('196415','woman stage show "The Spook Show".'),
('196416',' The Whooping Crane (Grus americana) is the tallest North American  bird and the only crane species found solely in North America.'),
('196417',' Murray Hamiltons last film.'),
('196418',' Theatre marquees for two other Ken Russell (I) (qv) films,  _Crimes of Passion (1984)_ (qv) and  _Lair of the White Worm, The (1988)_ (qv), are seen in the film.'),
('196419',' Director Ken Russell (I) (qv) made the movie as a response to  _Pretty Woman (1990)_ (qv).'),
('196420',' Banned in the Republic of Ireland.'),
('196421',' Most of the "actresses" playing prostitutes in the film are  real'),
('196422','life prostitutes.'),
('196423',' The film was written, shot and edited in under 48 Hours as part of  The Winter 2006 Sidewalk Scramble Short Film Competition.'),
('196424',' The completed film was turned in only 10 minutes from the 7 PM  Sunday Deadline set by the competition. This is due mainly to the  fact that Co'),
('196425','Director Drew Brown insisted that two sound effects be  added to the film at the last minute.'),
('196426',' As part of the 48 Hour competition, certain requirements and  criteria were given to the team. The film could be no longer than 5  minutes, the film had to include a montage, the film had to include  an object that rotated, and the team was given a TV antenna as an  inspiration item that had to appear somewhere in the film.'),
('196427',' Traci Lords scene with Ginger Lynn is the first 4 minutes of a  scene from Lust in the Fast Lane (1984) from Paradise Visuals.'),
('196428',' According to Nick Zedd, the 8mm footage of police officers on  horseback was found in an abandoned building in New York.'),
('196429',' A print of this film survives in the UCLA Film and Television  Archives.'),
('196430',' This film was also shot in and slated to be released in Black &  White.'),
('196431',' Richard Dreyfuss (qv) claims to have no memory of the filming of  this film. This was a side effect to his heavy drug use during the  early'),
('196432','1980s.'),
('196433',' At Richard Dreyfuss (qv)’ suggestion, John Badham (qv) directed  Dreyfus in the stage version of this film as a way for both of them  to get familiar with the material. The production was produced at  the Williamstown Theatre Festival in the summer of 1980, and  co'),
('196434','starred Blythe Danner (qv) in the role ultimately played by  Christine Lahti (qv).'),
('196435',' Released as a split reel along with the comedy  _Cowboy Editor, The (1913)_ (qv).'),
('196436',' Tenth episode in the Mike and Ike 2'),
('196437','reel comedy series.'),
('196438',' The cast improvised dialogue during rehearsal, their comments were  then transcribed into a script which was memorized for filming.'),
('196439',' The film was commissioned by Technicolor as an experiment in  transferring video to film.'),
('196440',' The film was completed (filmed, edited and put on DVD) in less than  14 days.'),
('196441',' The director has a cameo in the final hallway scene. (the 2nd  victim)'),
('196442',' The film created a great controversy at the Father Michael Goetz  Secondary High School where it was filmed. It was to be banned from  public viewings.'),
('196443',' Film was believed lost but has been found and is awaiting funding  for restoration.'),
('196444',' A ballet sequence, "Silvery Moonlight", composed by Dimitri Tiomkin,  was not used.'),
('196445',' This was Robert Benchleys last short film for MGM.'),
('196446',' This was Hickson, Joan (qv)s third appearance in 43 years in a  screen adaptation of an Christie, Agatha (qv) story or novel,  following _Love from a Stranger (1937)_ (qv) and  _Murder, She Said (1961)_ (qv). Hickson subsequently played  Christies character Jane Marple 12 times in 8 years in a series of  TV'),
('196447','movies, including the remake of the 1961 film as  _4.50 from Paddington (1987) (TV)_ (qv).'),
('196448',' Toni Braxton (qv) was set for a role in the film, but dropped out  due to scheduling conflicts.'),
('196449',' When Tina Andrews (I) (qv) wrote the original script, the part of  Frankie Lymon was first offered to Michael Jackson (I) (qv).'),
('196450',' The dog that is dropped out of the window also appeared in  _As Good as It Gets (1997)_ (qv).'),
('196451',' Second episode in the "Let George Do It" two'),
('196452','reel comedy series.'),
('196453',' It was considered a lost film until the 1980s.'),
('196454',' Released as a split reel along with the comedy  _Abe Gets Even with Father (1911)_ (qv).'),
('196455',' Released as a split reel along with another comedy  Forty'),
('196456','Five Minutes from Nowhere (1915) (qv).'),
('196457',' In reality, Leola Mae Harmon married her surgeon, Dr. James  Stallings, and assists him in his plastic surgery practice.'),
('196458',' Dr. James O. Stallings III died in September 1991 (suicide) after  struggling with Epstein'),
('196459','Barr virus (diagnosed 1987).'),
('196460',' The film was intended as being the first of a series of pictures  produced by Adelaides Wondergraph Theatre.'),
('196461',' Fashions seen in this lost film were supplied by James Marshall &  Co. Limited'),
('196462',' Hundreds of girls applied to be one of the twenty bathing girls seen  in this short comedy.'),
('196463',' This is a lost film.'),
('196464',' Biograph production number 108.'),
('196465',' Ninth in a series of 13 Whirlwind Comedies produced by  Charles R. Bowers (qv).'),
('196466',' Released as a split reel along with the comedy  _Peace Offering, The (1912)_ (qv).'),
('196467',' Fifth episode in the Universal Ike series of one'),
('196468','reel comedies.'),
('196469',' Made to counteract Robert Greenwald (qv)s  _Wal'),
('196470','Mart: The High Cost of Low Price (2005) (V)_ (qv)'),
('196471',' With a turnout of 1,000 people, the movies world premiere on 10  June 2003 was the largest premiere of a movie in a Pittsburgh movie  theater ever.'),
('196472',' SPOILER: Originally the revelation that the brother, played by  Nathan Hunt (qv), died in a car accident, was placed at the  beginning of the film. The editor took it out because he wanted to  start the film on a more intimate moment, with the mother, and also  felt it made the relationship more ambiguous between the two  brothers.'),
('196473',' In early drafts of the script the young boy was meant to be arguing  with his pet ape, Bobo, but it was decided this character should be  replaced with a human mother, played in the film by Penne Hackforth  Jones.'),
('196474',' Ringling Brothers circus giant Cardiff Giant (qv) (aka George  Auger) was contracted to play the role of Colosso, but died shortly  after filming began. A nationwide publicity campaign was instituted  to find a replacement. Norwegian John Aasen (qv), living in  Minnesota, was discovered as a result of a newspaper article about  his shoe size.'),
('196475',' Harold Lloyd (qv)s first film with leading lady  Jobyna Ralston (qv). She was picked primarily because Lloyd wanted  somebody who was exactly the opposite of his previous leading lady,  Mildred Davis (I) (qv), who had by then retired from films to  become Mrs. Harold Lloyd.'),
('196476',' Todd Lippin, the assistant director, was the directors high school  English teacher.'),
('196477',' Lindsay Sloane (I) (qv)s TV debut.'),
('196478',' This film was written, shot, edited, and posted in less than 50  hours.'),
('196479',' Sam Peckinpah (qv), plays a bit part as a bank teller in this  picture'),
('196480',' The two guys chasing Billy Ray and Guile are the movies directors,  Makoto Yokoyama (qv) and Koichi Sakamoto (qv).'),
('196481',' German'),
('196482','produced documentary short released under the series title  "MGM Oddities" in the US.'),
('196483',' This was the very first British film to be cut by Hollywood censors  due to leading lady Margaret Lockwood (qv)s revealing cleavage'),
('196484',' Valerie White (I) (qv) was originally cast in the role of  highwayman Capt. Jerry Jacksons doxy. The actress developed  appendicitis and Jean Kent (qv) took over the part. The first  scene in which the character appears, Lockwood breaks into the room  and Masons in bed with her, we only actually see her back, and it  is Whites back we see.'),
('196485',' Came ninth in the UKs Ultimate Film, in which films were placed in  order of how many seats they sold at cinemas'),
('196486',' Faye Dunaway (qv) turned down a role of Regan in a British  television production of _King Lear (1984) (TV)_ (qv) starring  Laurence Olivier (qv) to be in this movie.'),
('196487',' The film caused controversy with the horsewhipping scene which  offended the BBFC.'),
('196488',' The last feature film of Dermot Walsh (qv).'),
('196489',' The last feature of Ewen Solon.'),
('196490',' Tobe Hooper (qv) was initially attached to direct the film.'),
('196491',' Jenna Jameson (qv) herself sang the theme song played at the  beginning of the movie.'),
('196492',' LionHeart FilmWorks and the directors first feature film'),
('196493',' Many of the lead and supporting actors are Civil War re'),
('196494','enactors.'),
('196495',' Known as "the most authentic Civil War film ever made." At the time  of filming, the second largest Indie film to come from the state of  Virginia.'),
('196496',' The lead actors took a two month break in production from shooting  the 1861 scenes and shooting the 1864 war'),
('196497','time scenes to grow facial  hair and lose weight, changing their physical appearance.  drastically to show the ravages of war.'),
('196498',' Nearly the entire cast, and most of the crew, from Hershbergers  first short film, "The Nest" worked on "Wicked Spring."'),
('196499',' The original first draft "Wicked Spring" script was written during  the summer and fall of 1994 as an ultra low'),
('196500','budget short film. It  was shelved then, but dusted off and re'),
('196501','written in the fall of 1999  as a feature film for LionHeart FilmWorks.'),
('196502',' The opening of the film, showing family scenes before the Civil War,  was shot with Kodak stock for a very "golden" look. The battle and  wartime scenes were shot with Fuji stock for a grittier, harsher  feel.'),
('196503',' "Wicked Spring" was influenced by three movies: "The Thin Red Line,"  "A Midnight Clear," and "Battleground."'),
('196504',' The last film starring Bette Davis (qv).'),
('196505',' According to Ms. Davis, she was so disgusted by the script that she  demanded it be rewritten, and left when the filmmakers refused. The  script was then reshaped to explain her absence.  Larry Cohen (I) (qv) says Davis had to leave for New York for  medical reasons and that she later claimed she left because of the  script because she was worried she wouldnt be able to get another  job if people thought she was in too bad health.'),
('196506',' In the scene where Jenny talks to Steve about how much she misses  her mother, we see two pictures of Jennys deceased mother in her  room. Both pictures are of Joan Crawford, Bette Davis on'),
('196507','and'),
('196508','off  screen rival.'),
('196509',' The organ music is originally from  _Phantom of the Opera, The (1925)_ (qv).'),
('196510',' Film uses a gimmick entitled "Duo'),
('196511','Vision", basically a split'),
('196512','screen  effect that lasts the whole film.'),
('196513',' The male teenagers are all named after characters from 1990s Fox  television shows (Bailey: Party of Five; Jake, Richard and Billy:  Melrose Place; Dylan from Beverly Hills, 90210)'),
('196514',' Writer cameo: As the zombie who enters the house after Jake and  Bailey run out and is beaten by Dylan and the girls.'),
('196515',' This documentary is featured on the Anchor Bay Entertainment DVD for  _Wicker Man, The (1973)_ (qv).'),
('196516',' Although the film is set in May it was filmed in October and  November 1972.'),
('196517',' A body double was secretly used for the naked rear shots of Willow  dancing. The scenes were filmed after Britt Ekland (qv) had left  the set. The body double was used because Ekland would only agree to  topless shots of her body. After shooting was over, not only was  Ekland furious to learn she had been doubled in some shots but that  she was also a few weeks pregnant in that scene. Director  Robin Hardy (I) (qv) says it was Ekland herself who did not want  her bottom to be filmed, as she did not like it.'),
('196518',' The negative and the outtakes of the film were stored at the vault  in Shepperton studios. When it was bought, the new owner gave the  order to clear the vault to get rid of all the old stuff. Foolishly,  the vault manager put the negatives, which just arrived from the  lab, with the ones which were to be destroyed..'),
('196519',' Director Robin Hardy (I) (qv) originally wanted  Michael York (I) (qv) for the role of Sgt. Howie. When it turned  out he was unavailable, David Hemmings (qv) was considered before  writer Anthony Shaffer (qv) and producer Peter Snell (I) (qv)  recommended Edward Woodward (qv) who had always been Snells first  choice to play the part.'),
('196520',' Edward Woodward (qv) was always the producers first choice for the  role of Howie (despite the director favouring  Michael York (I) (qv)).'),
('196521',' Christopher Lee (I) (qv) agreed to appear in this film for free.'),
('196522',' This film was intended as a vehicle for Christopher Lee (I) (qv).  Lee himself has said that he considers this to be one of his  greatest ever roles.'),
('196523',' Was filmed in 1972 in Dumfries and Galloway in South West Scotland,  and there was some controversy when Britt Ekland (qv) labeled it  as the "bleakest place on Earth". The producers were forced to  apologize to the locals.'),
('196524',' SPOILER: According to Britt Ekland (qv), some animals may have  actually perished inside the Wicker Man.'),
('196525',' SPOILER: The actual Wicker Man was constructed and later burnt at  Burrowhead, on the South West Coast of Scotland. The remaining leg  struts survived several years until stolen by vandals.'),
('196526',' SPOILER: Prior to shooting the final scene, Edward Woodward (qv)  was in the Wicker Man and a goat was penned in above him. Because  the goat was scared at being shut up, it urinated on Woodward.'),
('196527',' John Sharp (I) (qv) was second choice to play the islands doctor.  The role was originally intended for Patrick Newell (qv).'),
('196528',' It is rumored that the original negative of the full length version  was used as landfill in the M3 motorway in England. Actor  Christopher Lee (I) (qv) has said that this was apparently done on  purpose, because of Michael Deeley (I) (qv)s dislike of the film.'),
('196529',' SPOILER: During his final scenes inside the wicker man,  Edward Woodward (qv) was reading his lines from giant cue cards  placed around the surrounding cliffs.'),
('196530',' The current version available in the USA and UK is still incomplete,  despite its directors cut status. Still missing is a lengthy  speech made by Lord Summerisle on apples.'),
('196531',' Britt Ekland (qv) was dubbed by Annie Ross (qv).'),
('196532',' The last film of Ian Wilson.'),
('196533',' The film gives its name to a music and arts festival (The Wickerman  Festival) which has been held annually in the area where the film  was shot (Dumfries & Galloway, Scotland) since 2004. At the end of  the festival a giant Wicker Man sculpture is burned as a sacrifice  to the festival gods.'),
('196534',' The stumps of the wicker'),
('196535','man used in the final burning scene  remained at the location of the shoot for decades and became a  landmark for fanatics. There was outrage by fans as the stumps were  cut down and stolen in late 2006.'),
('196536',' Although Rowan was played by Geraldine Cowper (qv) it is her twin  sister Jackie whose photograph is handed around by Howie, and in  fact during the chase through the caves Jackie appeared in a couple  of shots instead of Gerry.'),
('196537',' Edward Woodward (qv), star of the original Wicker Man, has said  that while he was offered a part in the remake and declined, he  nevertheless was "surprisingly impressed by the quality of the  script".'),
('196538',' There is a "Missing" sign in the police station with a photo of  Edward Woodwards character from the 1973 original.'),
('196539',' In the classroom scene there is a phrase in Irish above the  blackboard that reads "Níl aon chealg ag an rí" which translates to  "The king has no sting".'),
('196540',' Nicholas Cages character is named "Edward"; Kate Beahans character  is surnamed "Woodward". Edward Woodward portrayed the police officer  in the original movie.'),
('196541',' The typeface of the opening credits is identical to that used in the  original film.'),
('196542',' The writing on the chalk board in the classroom is a portion of the  poem "The Marriage of Heaven and Hell" by William Blake and reads,  "Once meek, and in a perilous path/ The just man kept his course  along/ The vale of death./ Roses are planted where thorns grow./ And  on the barren heath/ Sing the honey bees."'),
('196543',' The downstairs interior of Sister Somersisles home is actually a  womens club in Vancouver. The fancy wallpaper seen along the  staircase was on a wall added by the art department to cover an open  doorway leading to a large modern kitchen. The upstairs portion of  the house was a set.'),
('196544',' Josh Hartnett (qv) signed on after Paul Walker (I) (qv) was  forced to drop out due to complications with the filming of  _2 Fast 2 Furious (2003)_ (qv).'),
('196545',' At one point, Brendan Fraser (qv) was set to star and  Joel Schumacher (qv) was set to direct.'),
('196546',' Freddie Prinze Jr. (qv) was also considered for the role of Matt.'),
('196547',' The restaurant, where Matthew overhears Lisa talking on the  telephone, is called "Bellucci". Monica Bellucci (qv) was the  female lead in the French original _Appartement, L (1996)_ (qv), of  which this film is a remake.'),
('196548',' From the musical farce "A Milk White Flag".'),
('196549',' DIRTRADE(M. Night Shyamalan (qv)): [philadelphia]'),
('196550',' Although released in 1998, the film was actually produced in 1995.'),
('196551',' The extras in the race scene of the film were students and their  families of the schools where the movie was shot.'),
('196552',' This film is a series of still photographs and 16mm color and B+W.'),
('196553',' This film was inspired by Chris Markers classic experimental short  "La Jetee".'),
('196554',' A print was discovered in 2004 and is currently in the hands of a  private collector.'),
('196555',' A documentary in the Bruce Scenic Novelties series.'),
('196556',' Released as a split reel along with the documentary  _Joys of Camping, The (1927)_ (qv).'),
('196557',' The title is taken from the song of the same name by  Andy Fairweather'),
('196558','Low (qv).'),
('196559',' The television station manager is modeled after Frank Nelson, a  regular on the Jack Benny Show. The managers voice is provided by  Mel Blanc, another Benny regular.'),
('196560',' This short was created totally '),
('196561',' written, shot, edited and scored '),
('196562','  in only 72 hours and has won three awards (to March 2004).'),
('196563',' Accepted into the Cedar Rapids Independent Film Festival 1 April and  2 April 2005.'),
('196564',' Biograph production number 2964.'),
('196565',' This film is the first one made under Edward G. Robinson (qv)s  1930 contract with Warner Bros. that called for him to appear in  four pictures at a flat $35,000 per picture.'),
('196566',' Released as a split reel along with the comedy  _Comedy Teams Strategy, The (1913)_ (qv).'),
('196567',' Based on the true story of Donna Somerville, accused of murdering  her husband, Hamilton Somerville.'),
('196568',' Released as a split reel along with the comedy  _Cupid and the Cook (1913)_ (qv).'),
('196569',' One of three films starring J. Warren Kerrigan (qv) shot at Lake  Tahoe, California, in the summer of 1915, for which  Nell Shipman (qv) wrote the scripts. In her autobiography, p. 43,  she claims to have acted in at least one, as well as directing it,  when the director and star took off for Nevada. She claims they were  shot in 1914; she further claims her son Barry Shipman (qv), three  years old in 1915, played a role in the film (as the young Kerrigan  character).'),
('196570',' Released as a split reel along with the comedy  _Rastus Among the Zulus (1913)_ (qv).'),
('196571',' A preserved print of this film survives in the UCLA Film and  Television Archives.'),
('196572',' Original French title is undetermined.'),
('196573',' The movies writer, Irish playwright Hugh Leonard, originally wrote  the part of Miss OHare especially for Maureen OSullivan, but she  gracefully reneged because of her advanced age and dwindling  stamina. Her daughter Mia Farrow ultimately took over the role'),
('196574',' Begun in 1944, not completed until 1949.'),
('196575',' Based on the novel written by the Flemish author Ward Ruyslinck.'),
('196576',' A print of this film survives in the UCLA Film and Television  Archives.'),
('196577',' Biograph production number 3377.'),
('196578',' Kay Francis (qv)s last film.'),
('196579',' Final episode in the Nick and Tony 2'),
('196580','reel comedy series'),
('196581',' For her dueling scenes, Lénore Aubert (qv) was coached by  Ralph Faulkner (qv), saber and epee Olympic Champion of 1928 and  1932.'),
('196582',' This film is presumed lost. Please check your attic.'),
('196583',' The name of one of the screenwriters, Miller, Alice Duer (qv), is  seen as the author of an article in a magazine, and  Gable, Clark (qv) remarks, "Hey, Alice has written a very nice  article here."'),
('196584',' The sets of Vans office were also used in the anti'),
('196585','crime short  _Public Pays, The (1936)_ (qv).'),
('196586',' The scene in which the character played by Judith Light (qv) is  apprehended for her crimes took place in a small shopping plaza near  Vinings, a suburb of Atlanta, Georgia. Real'),
('196587','life policemen were  stationed at all of the entrances and exits of the shopping plaza to  control traffic in accordance with the requirements of the filming.  The actual apprehension scene included three movie police cars  racing in and screeching to a halt with their occupants, jumping out  and running to assist in the arrest. During the first take of that  scene, the real policemen, off'),
('196588','camera, laughed with great abandon,  which provoked an assistant director to approach them and make  inquiry. The real officers pointed out that one of the movie cops,  the one played by John Archer Lundgren, had hair too long for  precinct regulations. Forthwith, the director halted the filming,  called for a make'),
('196589','up person to come on scene with scissors and  chair. For the next fifteen minutes, the offending actor was given,  on the spot in the middle of the parking lot, a very nice regulation  haircut, while approximately fifty cast, crew and on'),
('196590','lookers stood  around watching.'),
('196591',' A print of this film survives in the Museum of Modern Art, New York.'),
('196592',' Released as a split reel along with the comedy  _Tough Guy Levi (1912)_ (qv).'),
('196593',' Released as a split reel along with the comedy  _New Operator, The (1911)_ (qv).'),
('196594',' One of a more or less succesfull series of foreign language film  made by Danish filmmakers using Danish money, after the success of  Danish language films around the world. Others include "Breaking the  Waves", "Dancer in the Dark", "Its All About Love", "Im Dina",  "Dogville", "Skagerrak" and "The King Is Alive".'),
('196595',' Paul Gross two children Hannah and Jack Gross appear in the  background of the movie.'),
('196596',' For this film, Nancy Kwan wore costumes made by Mary Quant and had  her hair cut by top hairdresser Vidal Sassoon in a short, geometric  bob. Considered the first time the styles of swinging London to be  captured on film.'),
('196597',' Francis Fisher plays Jonathan Taylor Thomass characters mother in  this film. In 1991 she was cast as his characters mother in the  show "Home Improvement", but was replaced due to poor early audience  reaction to her.'),
('196598',' Roger Corman (qv) actually used several members of the real Hells  Angels as extras.'),
('196599',' Actress Laura Dern (qv) (daughter of Bruce Dern (qv) and  Diane Ladd (qv)) was conceived during the movie shoot. Growing up,  she sometimes showed people who asked about her parents a still of  them in their biker outfits.'),
('196600',' The Hells Angels brought a $5'),
('196601','million defamation lawsuit against  Roger Corman (qv) for what they perceived as a negative portrayal  of their image.'),
('196602',' George Chakiris was originally hired by Roger Corman to play "Black  Jack" (later changed to "Heavenly Blues" by Peter Fonda), but  insisted that a stunt double do his motorcycle driving so Corman  replaced him with Fonda who was originally cast as "Loser".'),
('196603',' The quote "we wanna get loaded...." was used by Primal Scream as the  intro to their song "Loaded", which was first released in 1991 on  the album "Screamadelica"'),
('196604',' SPOILER: Around the time of shooting the funeral for Loser outside  of the church at North Argyle, Bruce Dern (qv) was assaulted and  beaten by two real Hells Angels; Dern tried to explain he was in a  movie, but the bikers didnt believe him and knocked him out cold on  the sidewalk. Later, Bruce said: "It was, like, hey, Im not even  alive in the movie, Im dead, and theyre STILL beating on me..."'),
('196605',' This is the revamped version of the first Wild Arms video game  series. This version includes tons of characters that the player can  recruit throughout the game.'),
('196606',' This film incorporates footage from the never released short Hopping  Off (1932).'),
('196607',' 15th and final episode in the Boy Friends 2'),
('196608','reel comedy series'),
('196609',' The Preacher is played by Gortner, Marjoe (qv), who in reality was  at one time a "church'),
('196610','tent" revivalist minister and evangelist.'),
('196611',' Released as a split reel along with the filmed vaudeville act  _Howards Monarchs of the American Forest (1915)_ (qv).'),
('196612',' The actions portrayed by Sgt. "Red" Irwin, (his actual name is Henry  E. Erwin), in this movie are and accurately depiction of the actions  that earned him the Medal of Honor.'),
('196613',' The Antarctica footage comes courtesy of musician Henry Kaiser.'),
('196614',' The movie shown in the movie theater scene (about an hour into the  film) is another Warner Bros. release,  _Footlight Parade (1933)_ (qv).'),
('196615',' According to editor Lombardo, Lou (qv) the original release print  contains some 3,643 editorial cuts, more than any other Technicolor  film ever processed. Some of these cuts are near subliminal,  consisting of three or four frames, making them almost imperceptible  to the naked eye.'),
('196616',' Following the films production, it was severely edited by the  studio and producer Phil Feldman (QV) (in Sam Peckinpah (qv)s  absence), cutting its length by about 20 minutes '),
('196617',' remarkably, none  of the excised film was violent. Due to its violence, the film was  originally threatened with an "X" rating by the newly created MPAA  (Motion Picture Association of America), but an "R" rating was its  final decision. The film was restored to its original "directors  cut" length of 143 minutes and threatened with an NC'),
('196618','17 rating when  submitted to the MPAA ratings board in 1993 prior to a re'),
('196619','release in  1994, holding up the films re'),
('196620','release for many months. The  reinstated scenes (including two important flashbacks from Pikes  past, and a battle scene between Pancho Villas rebels and Gen.  Mapache at the telegraph station) depicted the underlying character  and motivations of the leader of the Bunch. With numerous, elaborate  montage sequences with staccato shifts, the film set a record for  more edits (3,643 shot'),
('196621','to'),
('196622','shot edits at one count) than any other  Technicolor film up to its time.'),
('196623',' Body count: 145'),
('196624',' According to Sam Peckinpah (qv) biographer Marshall Fine (qv),  there was concern on the set over the bridge explosion.  Bud Hulburd (qv), the head of the special'),
('196625','effects crew, was not  particularly experienced, having ascended the ranks after Peckinpah  fired his predecessors. Stuntman Joe Canutt (qv) appealed to both  Hulburd and Peckinpah to no avail, so finally, out of concern for  the other stuntmen, Canutt enlisted the help of screenwriter  Gordon T. Dawson (qv), who was instructed to stand behind Hulburd  with a club. If the stuntmen began to fall before the final charge  was set off, something that wouldve resulted in death, Dawson was  to club Hulburd unconscious before he detonated the last charge.  Luckily, the stunt went off without a hitch.'),
('196626',' Supposedly, more blank rounds were discharged during the production  than live rounds were fired during the Mexican Revolution of 1914  around which the film is loosely based. In total 90,000 rounds were  fired, all blanks.'),
('196627',' Borgnine, Ernest (qv)s limp wasnt acting. He broke his foot  while filming _Split, The (1968)_ (qv) and had to wear a cast  throughout the Mexican location shoot.'),
('196628',' Before William Holden (I) (qv) was cast, the role was turned down  by Lee Marvin (qv), Burt Lancaster (qv),  James Stewart (I) (qv), Charlton Heston (qv),  Gregory Peck (qv), Sterling Hayden (qv),  Richard Boone (I) (qv) and Robert Mitchum (qv). Marvin actually  accepted the role but pulled out after he was offered a larger pay  deal to star in _Paint Your Wagon (1969)_ (qv).'),
('196629',' Seven identical costumes were made for each main actor. All of them  were ruined during filming.'),
('196630',' The shootout/massacre in the end took 12 days to film. When  completed, about 10,000 squibs (simulated bullet hits) had been  used.'),
('196631',' The budget went from $3.5 to $6 million and from 70 to 81 shooting  days.'),
('196632',' The climatic gun battle sequence took 12 days to film. The crew  nicknamed it the "Battle of Bloody Porch."'),
('196633',' There were not enough uniforms for all of the stunt people and  extras in the gun battle. If someone was filmed getting shot, the  costume people would repair a uniform by washing off the fake blood,  taping and painting over the bullet holes, drying the paint and  sending either the same or a different performer out to get shot  again.'),
('196634',' The image of the scorpion being dropped in the ant hill was  suggested by Emilio Fernández (I) (qv) because he and his friends  used to do that as children. The image was not in the script.'),
('196635',' The train robbery itself was not in the script. All scenes were  improvised on the spot, the same day. Same thing with "the walk" for  the bunch to help "Angel".'),
('196636',' Last scene to be completed was the exploding bridge over Rio Nazas  (substituting for Rio Bravo). Five stuntmen, each paid $2,000, one  take, six cameras. One camera was lost into the water.'),
('196637',' WILHELM SCREAM: During the post office escape in the beginning, when  one of the horsemen is shot in the face.'),
('196638',' This film was adapted from a short story written by  Roy N. Sickner (qv), an actor and stuntman. Writer  Walon Green (qv) wrote the script, which was then rewritten by  Sam Peckinpah (qv). Green argued that Peckinpahs changes did not  warrant his getting a screenplay credit. After this dispute the  Writers Guild changed the rules and now a finished script must have  at least 60% of it written by the director before he or she can  claim a writer credit. Green, Sickner and Peckinpah all shared  Academy award nominations for best screenplay (the only Oscar  nomination Peckinpah ever received in his entire career.) They  didnt win.'),
('196639',' The famous "Last Walk" was improvised by Sam Peckinpah (qv) during  the shoot. Originally, the scene was to begin with the Bunch leaving  the whorehouse and immediately cut to the confrontation with  Mapache. Once the decision was made to lengthen the scene, many of  the Mexican extras were choreographed by the assistant directors  while the scene was filming.'),
('196640',' The name "The Wild Bunch" originally came from real'),
('196641','life western  outlaw Butch Cassidy (I) (qv). At age 30 he started his own gang  of outlaws, who were quickly christened "The Wild Bunch" by the  press.'),
('196642',' After filming the scene where Ernest Borgnine (qv) and  William Holden (I) (qv) sit by a campfire and their characters vow  they "wouldnt have it any other way", it was hard for director  Sam Peckinpah (qv) to yell, "Cut!" because he was crying.'),
('196643',' During the opening robbery sequence, two children are seen holding  each other, and watching as one of the robbers rides by on horseback  and scoops up a bag of money laying on the ground. The boy in that  scene is Matthew Peckinpah (qv), director Sam Peckinpah (qv)s  son.'),
('196644',' Sam Peckinpah (qv)s first two choices for the role of Deke  Thornton were Richard Harris (I) (qv) (who had co'),
('196645','starred in  _Major Dundee (1965)_ (qv)) and Brian Keith (I) (qv) (who had  worked with Peckinpah on _"Westerner, The" (1960)_ (qv) and  _Deadly Companions, The (1961)_ (qv)). Harris was never formally  approached, but Keith was, and turned the part down.  Robert Ryan (I) (qv) was ultimately cast in the part after  Peckinpah saw him in _Dirty Dozen, The (1967)_ (qv).'),
('196646',' Excluding the start and end credits, this film contains about 2,721  edits in about 138 minutes of action. This equates to an average  shot length of three seconds. The "Shootout at Bloody Porch"  contains about 325 edits in five minutes of action, for an average  shot length slightly under one second.'),
('196647',' The role of Gen. Mapache was first offered to the German'),
('196648','Italian  actor Mario Adorf (qv). Adorf declined the offer when he learned  that his character would cut a boys throat, but regretted his  decision three years later when he saw the movie.'),
('196649',' The "modern" sidearms (the film setting is 1913) that the Bishop  gang carries in the film are Colt M1911 automatic pistols and  Winchester M1897 pump'),
('196650','action shotguns. The water cooled heavy  machine gun is the Browning M1917. US and Mexican soldiers use M1903  Springfield rifles. All of the aforementioned weapons were used in  World War 1 by the U.S. Army.'),
('196651',' According to L.Q. Jones (qv), he and Strother Martin (qv)  approached director Sam Peckinpah (qv) with an idea to add more  depth to their characters (T.C. and Coffer). The idea was to add a  hint of a homosexual relationship between their characters.  Peckinpah liked the idea and the footage made it into the final  release version.'),
('196652',' This was Albert Dekker (qv)s last film role.'),
('196653',' John Wayne (I) (qv) complained that the film destroyed the myth of  the Old West.'),
('196654',' At least three names from this film have been used in the television  series "Buffy the Vampire Slayer". In addition to starring a vampire  character named Angel, the series also had an episode that featured  two vampire cowboys named Lyle and Tector Gorch.'),
('196655',' The movies line "If they move, kill em." was voted as the #72 of  "The 100 Greatest Movie Lines" by Premiere in 2007.'),
('196656',' In 2007, the American Film Institute ranked this as the #79 Greatest  Movie of All Time.'),
('196657',' The behind the scenes footage used was silent because the soundtrack  could not be located. The black and white footage used was shot for  a reason that remains unclear today.'),
('196658',' The film states that it is "an official and authentic motion picture  record of the Van Beuren'),
('196659','Buck Malayan jungle expedition." However,  some of the action takes place in Ceylon and India. For the New York  opening, Frank Buck made personal appearances after each showing.'),
('196660',' In his autobiography, Frank Buck explains how they got the  extraordinary footage of the python'),
('196661','leopard battle. He had the  natives beat drums to get the leopard into an open field where a  python had been spotted. After a two'),
('196662','day wait, they finally met, and  the cameramen were there to film them.'),
('196663',' Very little CGI is used in the movie, the only exception is the last  shot of the film which was considered impossible to shoot without  the aid of CG animation. The reason for this was because the  director, Craig Sratchan felt that contemporary cinema relied too  much on CGI and that traditional animatronics/puppetry FX were no  longer being used. He wanted to create a werewolf similar to the  beasts seen in American Werewolf In London and The Howling, both  of which used no CGI at all.'),
('196664',' The castle in which Kelly Ann and Lee find the abandoned baby is  actually a real castle in Mugdock Country Park near Glasgow, where a  large portion of the film was shot. The exterior of the castle is  exactly how it looks in the film, however due to old age, the  interior of the castle was crumbling and deemed unsafe for the crew  to work in. The interior of the castle was a set built inside an  unused factory in Anniesland, Glasgow and most of the set, including  the spiral staircase leading to the castle tower was made of  polystyrene which was then painted by the art department to resemble  real stone.'),
('196665',' The werewolves in the movie were designed by Bob Keen of Image Fx.  The same team who created the werewolves in Dog Soldiers, which is  also set in the Scottish highlands but was not filmed in Scotland.'),
('196666',' Todd Nascas "twinky" speech was an ad'),
('196667','lib.'),
('196668',' Brian Haase came to set with the stomach flu and did his entire  scene with an IV sticking out of his arm.'),
('196669',' Jeremy Mitchell refused to take off his pants for the bedroom scene  and you can see him holding on to the bedroom sheet throughout the  shot.'),
('196670',' During a night shoot the crew was surrounded by a bunch of drunks  that wouldnt let them shoot unless they were given lines.'),
('196671',' Gary Wayne was unavailable for his death scene and Todd Nascas hand  is holding the gun in the shot.'),
('196672',' The movie was filmed in Boca Ratons Little Palm Family Theatre  which has since gone out of business.'),
('196673',' Richard Burton (qv) was set to play his character from  _Wild Geese, The (1978)_ (qv), Allen Faulkner, but died before  filming began. Edward Fox (qv) stepped in and the characters name  was changed to Alex.'),
('196674',' This was the last movie released by Allied Artists.'),
('196675',' Before the film could be released in the US, Allied Artists, which  had backed it, collapsed, so the film only had an extremely limited  release in America. This accounts for the poor box office receipts  in the US, compared to the large grosses it took in elsewhere, which  resulted in it being the 14th highest'),
('196676','grossing film worldwide) of  1978.'),
('196677',' Jeff Corey (qv) only worked one night on this.'),
('196678',' The films European premiere, in London, was marred by  demonstrations by anti'),
('196679','apartheid protesters angry that the film had  been shot in South Africa with the cooperation of the then'),
('196680','white  government there. They were also angry at the reported negative  portrayal of black Africans, although none of the protesters had  seen the film to verify this for themselves. The producers handed  out to the crowds copies of favorable reviews in the Soweto Times,  the largest circulation black newspaper in South Africa, but these  were thrown away by the demonstrators.'),
('196681',' The producers originally wanted Burt Lancaster (qv) for the role  of Rafer Janders, but when he began submitting alterations to the  script to give his character the central role, he was replaced with  Richard Harris (I) (qv).'),
('196682',' Producer Euan Lloyd (qv) desperately wanted to make the film after  reading the novel "The Thin White Line" by  Daniel Carney (II) (qv), on which it was based. However, funding  was so tight that Lloyd had to sell his car, his wifes fur coat,  some jewelry and mortgage his house in order to finance his sales  pitches to the studios, and to cover other pre'),
('196683','production costs.'),
('196684',' Richard Harris (I) (qv) was well known for bringing discord to  film sets with his excessive drinking. To get insurance for the  actor, producer Euan Lloyd (qv) made the Irishman deposit half his  salary in escrow, with any costs of bad behavior subtracted, and not  delivered until after the film was completed. Harris agreed on the  condition the Lloyd did the same for himself, and this is what  happened. Despite one lapse, Harris remained totally dry for the  films duration.'),
('196685',' A sub'),
('196686','plot contained in the novel and early screenplay drafts, in  which Shawn Finn romances a local woman during the training sequence  in Swaiziland, was eventually dropped by the production team, on the  grounds that it added little to the story, and dragged the pace of  the film.'),
('196687',' When Euan Lloyd (qv) tried to get United Artists to finance the  film, they wanted Michael Winner (qv) to direct. Lloyd refused and  instead chose Andrew V. McLaglen (qv).'),
('196688',' American distributors wanted O.J. Simpson (qv) to play the  Roger Moore (I) (qv) part.'),
('196689',' Stewart Granger (I) (qv) was cast on very short notice '),
('196690',' he  replaced Joseph Cotten (I) (qv).'),
('196691',' Stephen Boyd (I) (qv) was considered for the role of Sandy but  died before shooting began.'),
('196692',' Producer Euan Lloyd (qv) cast his daughter Rosalind Lloyd (qv)  as Heather, and his wife Jane Hylton (qv) as Mrs Young, the two  leading female characters in the film.'),
('196693',' Curd Jürgens (qv) was considered for the Hardy Krüger (qv) part.'),
('196694',' Despite the Apartheid laws being in force, all of the cast and crew  of this film lived together in the mineral bath resort of Tschipise  with no outside interference from the South African government.'),
('196695',' Richard Burton (I) (qv) was reported to have stuck to drinking  soft drinks throughout the three months of shooting in South Africa.'),
('196696',' The script was based on the novel "The Thin White Line" by Rhodesian  Daniel Carney (II) (qv). It was not published until  Euan Lloyd (qv) had bought the screen rights, and was then renamed  "The Wild Geese".'),
('196697',' In the casino scene where Allen Faulkner flirts with a woman dressed  as an Egyptian, the woman is actually Richard Burton (I) (qv)s  wife, Susan Hunt (II) (qv).'),
('196698',' Technical and military advisor on the film was former real life  mercenary Colonel "Mad" Mike Hoare (qv), who had led a band of  European ex'),
('196699','servicemen in mercenary campaigns in the Belgian Congo  in the 1960s and 1970s.'),
('196700',' Ex'),
('196701','mercenary Ian Yule (qv), who was cast as Tosh in this film, had  previously worked with Col. Mike Hoare (qv), an Irish soldier of  fortune whose exploits were allegedly the inspiration for this film.  Yule introduced producer Euan Lloyd (qv) to Hoare, and eventually  the latter was made an adviser on the film, in an attempt to boost  the realism of the combat sequences.'),
('196702',' The school rugby scenes with Emile (Paul Spurrier), were shot over a  period of two days at Marble Hill Park in Twickenham. The schoolboy  extras were from Teddington Boys School, a comprehensive school. The  badge on the Pauls blazer is that of the school. During the scene  several boys were picked to pass ball with Paul. They were picked  because they were the shortest and best matched his height.'),
('196703',' The characters wore the cap badges of different regiments on their  berets. Notably, Ian Yules character, Tosh, wore the cap badge of  the (then almost unknown) British SAS, whilst Richard Burtons  character appears to wear the badge of the Royal Welsh Fusiliers.'),
('196704',' According to the Cecil B. DeMille Society, this is a lost film.'),
('196705',' A print of this film survives in the Library of Congress.'),
('196706',' When Bud is outside of Dinos Lodge, he pulls out a comb and combs  his hair. This is a reference to the television series  _"77 Sunset Strip" (1958)_ (qv). In that show, Edd Byrnes (qv)  played Kookie, a valet at Dinos Lodge who was constantly combing  his hair.'),
('196707',' There are many props and posters from _Eegah (1962)_ (qv) which also  starred Arch Hall Jr. (qv), and was released earlier in the year.'),
('196708',' When Bud is in the diner at the beginning, there is a poster for  _Choppers, The (1961)_ (qv) on the wall, which Arch Hall Jr. (qv)  also starred in. Another poster in the diner is for  _Wild Ones on Wheels (1962)_ (qv) '),
('196709','aka Drivers To Hell'),
('196710',' in which  Wild Guitar director Ray Dennis Steckler (qv) had an acting  role.'),
('196711',' There wasnt actually an arcade version of the game, so an arcade  cabinet had to be made up for  _Back to the Future Part II (1989)_ (qv).'),
('196712',' The first cartoon with Bugs Bunny in his final redesign. Also the  first real teaming of Elmer Fudd and Bugs Bunny.'),
('196713',' The producers reaction to the gag of Bugs responding to a hunter  pointing a gun at him with a confident casual remark, "Whats up,  Doc?" was so favorable that they decided to make that a standard  element of future films featuring the character.'),
('196714',' This cartoon is considered the first to feature both Bugs and  Elmers catchphrases '),
('196715',' "Whats Up, Doc?" and "Be vewy quiet...Im  hunting wabbits" respectively.'),
('196716',' There are at least two conflicting stories as to who came up with  the "Whats up, Doc?" line. Tex Avery (qv) claimed that he based  the line on an expression used by his friends in Texas. However,  Mel Blanc (qv) claimed that it was an ad'),
('196717','lib that he came up with  while recording the dialogue.'),
('196718',' Many of the "wheat fields" shown in the movie '),
('196719',' other than stock  footage '),
('196720',' are actually alfalfa fields. The location shots were  filmed in the area around Arvin, California, where there isnt much  wheat but there are huge areas of farmland consisting of alfalfa,  which is used to feed the thousands of cows in the surrounding dairy  farms.'),
('196721',' The original script and log line featured the HELLS ANGELS but was  later revised to the DEL FUEGOS after the famous club sued Disney.'),
('196722',' The movie features a quick cameo by the famed Teutuls (Paul Sr. and  Paulie) of American Chopper fame. The two famous bike builders  appear in the Wild Hogs favorite bar as the bar owner and a  background patron.'),
('196723',' When Jack (Ray Liotta) is confronting the Wild Hogs in the biker  bar, the beer he is drinking is clearly Michelob Ultra, a low'),
('196724','carb,  light beer.'),
('196725',' Damien Blade is played by Peter Fonda who also played Wyatt in the  1969 biker classic, Easy Rider.'),
('196726',' When Peter Fondas character Damien Blade tell the Wild Hogs to  loose their watches, its a subtle reference to  _Easy Rider (1969)_ (qv), also played by Peter Fonda. In the  beginning of the movie, Fondas character Wyatt throws his watch  away for the upcoming road trip.'),
('196727',' The army'),
('196728','green bike Jack (Ray Liotta) is riding has the Orange  County Choppers logo, the custom bike building company made famous  in American Chopper.'),
('196729',' Martin Lawrence and John C. McGinley share their second movie  together as they were both in "Nothing To Lose"'),
('196730',' Opened at # 1 during its opening weekend in the U.S. earning $39.7  million.'),
('196731',' During the credits at the end of the movie, a mock clip of Extreme  Makeover: Home Edition plays featuring Ty Pennington and the Del  Fuegos. In it, the gang finally receives a home because they lived  in a broken home, but "never really had a home".'),
('196732',' The scene in the Del Fuegos bar when Woody was squinting was almost  entirely improvised. The cast had done the scene a couple of times  and would ad lib occasionally. One time John Travolta just started  squinting in a Clint Eastwood impression. The other characters  reactions were real. They were expecting John to say his lines but  kept going with it.'),
('196733',' Although the guys are portrayed as being suburbanites'),
('196734','turned'),
('196735','bikers  from Cincinnati, Ohio, none of the filming in the movie actually  took place in Cincinnati.'),
('196736',' In the early scene where Dudley loses control of his bike after  parking, it is obvious from the distinctive road signs that they are  filming in downtown Albuquerque.'),
('196737',' The police officers that appear in the town of Madrid, say they got  their firearms training from Doom the video game. The Sheriff later  says "This is like the 12th level of Doom"'),
('196738',' A Jewel Production. Universal, lacking a proprietary theater chain,  devised a 3'),
('196739','tiered feature branding system to market its product to  independent theater owners: Red Feather (low'),
('196740','budget programmers),  Bluebird (mainstream releases) and Jewel (prestige productions  produced in hopes to draw higher roadshow ticket prices). This  branding system remained in effect for about 15 years, fading away  in late 1929.'),
('196741',' The "wild horse" of the title was named Mut, and came from star  Hoot Gibson (qv)s own stable of championship horses.'),
('196742',' Hoot Gibson (qv) considered this the favorite of all his films.'),
('196743',' A nitrate print of this film survives in the UCLA Film and  Television Archives, and is not listed for preservation.'),
('196744',' Richard Martin, again playing Chito Jose Gonzalez Bustamonte  Rafferty, appears as this character for the first time in a Tim Holt  Western. Previously, he had played this character in films starring  Robert Mitchum and James Warren.'),
('196745',' A print of this film survives in the UCLA Film and Television  Archives.'),
('196746',' Projected at the "Retrospektive" section of the Berlin International  Film Festival in 1990.'),
('196747',' Award: Best actress David Di Donatello for Anna Magnani (1958)'),
('196748',' Writer Cameron Crowe (qv)s wife, Nancy Wilson (I) (qv) (from  the rock group Heart (qv)) appears as the wife of the character  David the cop.'),
('196749',' Art Linson (qv) stepped in as director when the original director  dropped out and Universal told him to find someone else quick or the  film would be cancelled.'),
('196750',' The actor who appears at the party scene claiming to be the father  of Chris Penn (I) (qv) is Leo Penn (qv), his real father.'),
('196751',' CAMEO(Rick Moranis (qv)).'),
('196752',' The book that Bill Conrad (Eric Stoltz (qv)) is reading in the  pool side scene is "Jude the Obscure" by Thomas Hardy (qv).'),
('196753',' The high school used for filming is Torrance High School in  Torrance, California '),
('196754',' the same high school used for filming  _"Beverly Hills, 90210" (1990)_ (qv).'),
('196755',' During the credits, each member of the sound crew has a middle  initial, which successively spells out "C A S U A L", the tag line  during the film.'),
('196756',' The soundtrack was composed and recorded by Eddie Van Halen. Much of  which was the basis for Van Halens 5150 album.'),
('196757',' During one scene Woody Allen (qv) complains about  Marlon Brando (qv) losing his 1952 Oscar to  José Ferrer (I) (qv). Ferrer actually won the award in 1950.  Brando lost to Humphrey Bogart (qv), who won it for  _African Queen, The (1951)_ (qv).'),
('196758',' Woody Allen (qv)s parents, who were well into their 90s at the  time of filming, appear on'),
('196759','screen late in the film. This marked the  first time that Martin Konigsberg (qv) and  Nettie Konigsberg (qv) had anything even remotely to do with their  sons film career (although they were consistently satirized  throughout the years).'),
('196760',' Released as a split reel along with the comedy  _Training a Tightwad (1913)_ (qv).'),
('196761',' The original play opened in New York on 13 September 1927.'),
('196762',' Planck, Robert H. (qv) was director of photography for the retakes  because Marsh, Oliver T. (qv) was working on another film.'),
('196763',' Several relics from co'),
('196764','producer Kim Henkels original 1974 shocker  "The Texas Chain Saw Massacre" were used in the making of this film  including the now'),
('196765','infamous meat hook, as well as the front step of  the Leatherface house and barn door (converted into a dinner table).'),
('196766',' A promotional short was shot with twin Sony P'),
('196767','900s in order to give  potential investors and distributors a camera test. It will appear  on the feature DVD as a special feature with commentary.'),
('196768',' A complete 16mm copy without titles survives at the Library of  Congress, Washington, D.C.'),
('196769',' This film was banned in Britain until 1968.'),
('196770',' Brando, Marlon (qv) and most of the Black Rebels ride Triumphs and  other British motorcycles, while Marvin, Lee (qv) and his boys  ride Harley'),
('196771','Davidsons.'),
('196772',' The Triumph motorcycle that Brando, Marlon (qv) rides in the movie  was his personal bike.'),
('196773',' This was the first film in which the manufacturers logo on  motorcycles was not blanked out. Johnson Motors, who imported  Triumphs into the USA, protested at their product being linked with  Brando and his Black Rebels, but the association served them well.'),
('196774',' San Francisco Hells Angels chapter president Frank Sadilek bought  the striped shirt that Lee Marvin (qv) wore in the movie, and wore  it when meeting police officials.'),
('196775',' Based on a 1951 short story in Harpers Magazine entitled The  Cyclists Raid, which in turn was based upon a real'),
('196776','life incident in  Hollister, California in 1947. The actual incident, however, bore  little resemblance to the events depicted in the movie. Although  spirited, the cyclists did not run amok or become violent. In fact,  the bikers were invited back to Hollister over the July 4, 1997  weekend for a fiftieth anniversary celebration of the original  incident.'),
('196777',' Marlon Brando (qv)s motorcycle is a 650cc Triumph Thunderbird.  From stills, its registration number looks like 63632.  Lee Marvin (qv) himself also owned a Triumph, a 200cc Tiger Cub  upon which he competed in desert races. Gil Stratton Jr (qv) was  featured in a print advertisement for Triumph motorcycles in 1963  and in his later, more respectable identity, was a famous sports  announcer in Los Angeles for decades.'),
('196778',' Lee Marvin (qv) could not ride a motorcycle at the time of  filming, but determined not to be bettered by the star, Brando, he  quickly learnt later becoming a keen competitor on his Triumph 200cc  Tiger Cub in desert races.'),
('196779',' A popular still from the film shows an off'),
('196780','set Marlon Brando astride  a Matchless twin cylinder motorcycle , its M logo petrol tank  badge being secured upside'),
('196781','down to resemble a W. This was stunt  rider, Wally Allbrights motorcycle.'),
('196782',' The leather jacket worn by Marlon Brando is a Schott NYC Perfecto  618, personalized by Brando by the addition of the epaulet stars.  This style of jacket is still available.'),
('196783',' Lee Marvin (qv) based his character, Chino, on real biker  Willie Forkner (qv) ("Wino Willy"). Forkner rode with the Booze  Fighters Motorcycle Club, and is considered a legend among bikers.'),
('196784',' The film was rejected for a UK cinema certificate in 1954 and 1955  by the BBFC and was finally granted an X rating in November 1967  after a 13 year ban.'),
('196785',' The name of Lee Marvins motorcycle gang is "The Beatles." Although  it has never formally been acknowledged as an inspiration for the  name of the 1960s rock band, the scene from the movie where Lee  Marvin introduces "The Beatles" is used at the beginning of "The  Beatles Anthology."'),
('196786',' Marlon Brando (qv) as Johnny features on the cover of the Beatles  album,  Sergeant Peppers Lonely Hearts Club Band.'),
('196787',' Rourke, Mickey (qv) and Otis, Carré (qv) were a couple at the  time this film was made, and there is a persistent rumor that the  sex scenes were not faked.'),
('196788',' In a 2004 interview, Carré Otis denied the rumors that suggested the  infamous last sex scene was real.'),
('196789',' The hotel construction site was actually the skeleton of an  abandoned hotel in Salvador, Bahia that was never completed. It was  imploded a few years later, after decades of abandonment.'),
('196790',' Brooke Shields (qv) turned down the role of Emily because she knew  that nudity would be required.'),
('196791',' During the shooting of the film, James Ivory called one of the takes  of a scene with Raquel Welch "a bit dull" and asked for a retake.  Because of this, Welch walked off the set and refused to return  until Ivory apologized to her in front of the entire cast and crew.  Ivory capitulated and they continued with the scene.'),
('196792',' Uses sets from _Brats (1930)_ (qv).'),
('196793',' All of Warwick Sims dialog was looped by Dick Miller, who also  appears briefly in the movie as a different character.'),
('196794',' Episode 3 of 10 in the "Cyclone Smith" series.'),
('196795',' The film was rejected for UK cinema in 1971 and again for video in  1987 by the BBFC.'),
('196796',' Third in a series of 13 Whirlwind Comedies produced by  Charles R. Bowers (qv).'),
('196797',' During filming at sea, Emil Nofal suffered terribly from sea  sickness so Jans Rautenbach had to fill in for him: his first  unofficial tour of duty behind the camera before directing "Die  Kandidaat".'),
('196798',' There are multiple versions of the film. The version of the film  that appeared at the LA. Filmfest is 25 minutes shorter and contains  alternate songs that were not in the original cut.'),
('196799',' The Directors cut of the film is 25 minutes longer and is told in  "story" format.'),
('196800',' In the original screenplay, there was a story entitled "The Texican  Goes Deep." Though Hausler considers it the lost key to the film,  thematically and story'),
('196801','wise, it didnt even make it to production,  therefor leaving many unanswered questions. It would have gone  between the stories "A Wise Decision" and "The Incredible Adventures  of Phillip Lecrue and Buckey." The missing story will be scanned and  available on the Directors cut version, available at the end of  07.'),
('196802',' Hausler originally came up with the idea for the film at age 16, at  a summer film program.'),
('196803',' The directors cut of the film was intended to be seen as a negative  karmic chain reaction told in a series of fables.'),
('196804',' The part of Wilson was written for Robert Forster.'),
('196805',' Hausler has regretted using the word "Mexico" to refer to where the  boys are going in the film. He had heard people refer to  predominantly Mexican areas in Phoenix as Mexico and by the time he  realized it was not a widely known slang term, the film was well  into production.'),
('196806',' Female leads name, Marian, was inspired by Marian Kerby from  _"Topper" (1953)_ (qv)'),
('196807',' Shooting location had often been used as a substitute for Marilyn  Monroes home in TV recreations of Monroes death.'),
('196808',' Script was originally titled "The Sensuous Spirit" and designed as a  mainstream production.'),
('196809',' Most of the footage was filmed during the late fall of 1981 into  early 1982. It took the producers almost a year to get it released.'),
('196810',' Grandmaster Flash (qv) and the Furious Five, the Cold Crush  Brothers, and the Treacherous Three performed at the amphitheater in  the last scenes. Because the producers were not able to compensate  the groups for their appearances, their scenes were cut from the  final film and are not included in the special DVD release.'),
('196811',' Recent DVD/Video release replaces original tracks that Grandmaster  Flash is cutting up in his kitchen ("God Made Me Funky" and "Take Me  To The Mardi Gras") with generic Chris Stein'),
('196812','produced soundtrack  music. This was because the original artists whose records Flash was  using wanted $8,000 each for the rights to include the tracks in the  re'),
('196813','release.'),
('196814',' Warner Bros., now a Time Warner subsidiary, was originally set to be  the films distributor ,but the company backed out, fearing that it  would not profit from the film. Time Warner was also a part'),
('196815','owner of  the film via Rhino Records, a division of Atlantic Records, until  Time Warner sold Warner Music to private investors in 2004.'),
('196816',' The amphitheater jam had been scheduled and shot three times. The  shots from the first two shoots were discarded due to poor audio  quality.'),
('196817',' One of the trains that was being painted in the film was actually a  mock'),
('196818','up display train that was set up and filmed in a studio.'),
('196819',' Charlie Ahearn (qv) had to get approval to shoot in the MTA train  yards three months in advance. The use of the yard would cost him  $25,000. On the first night of filming, it rained constantly, which  caused lots of problems with the production.'),
('196820',' Before the filming of an outdoor scene by the river, a gaffer was  fixing the lights and noticed something floating by in the river. It  was a dead body. The police were called and when they arrived, they  anchored it to the dock, out of sight of the camera. They removed it  after the scene was shot.'),
('196821',' Director John McNaughton (qv) says he deleted a scene that would  have shown Matt Dillon (I) (qv) and Kevin Bacon (qv) showering  together, as it was gratuitous.'),
('196822',' Robert Downey Jr. (qv) was originally cast as Sam Lombardo but  dropped out.'),
('196823',' In an interview with Maxim magazine Kevin Bacon (qv) noted that he  has a no nudity clause in his contract, and that he was a producer  of the movie, so technically he could have sued himself.'),
('196824',' Sandra McCoy (qv) took a 50% salary cut for hiring a body double  for the steamier sex scenes.'),
('196825',' Leeds, Lila (qv) was cast because she had been arrested in 1948  with Mitchum, Robert (qv) for possession of marijuana.'),
('196826',' Debut of Jack Elam (qv).'),
('196827',' Chapter Titles:  '),
('196828',' 1. Death Rides the Plains  '),
('196829',' 2. The Redskins Revenge  '),
('196830',' 3. The Brink of Doom  '),
('196831',' 4. The Indians Are Coming  '),
('196832',' 5. Th Leap For Life  '),
('196833',' 6. Death Stalks the Plains  '),
('196834',' 7. Six Gun Law  '),
('196835',' 8. The Gold Stampede  '),
('196836',' 9. Walls of Fire  '),
('196837',' 10.The Circle of Doom  '),
('196838',' 11.The Thundering Herd  '),
('196839',' 12.Rustlers and Redskins  '),
('196840',' 13.The Rustlers Roundup'),
('196841',' An exploding tower bears an advertisement for a product named  Kasdan, evidently a reference to Lawrence Kasdan (qv) who has  worked with star Kevin Kline (I) (qv) on several occasions.  Furthermore, the name of the town destroyed by the tarantula is  _Silverado (1985)_ (qv), a western on which they had both worked  together.'),
('196842',' The only building which was not destroyed in Silverado is the "Lucky  Hotel."'),
('196843',' The shot of the puppy looking into General "Bloodbath" McGraths  hearing aid is a visual reference to "Nipper," the dog looking  quizzically at a gramophone on the logo of the RCA Victor record  company.'),
('196844',' At an official $150 million (unofficial $180 million) it stands as  the most expensive movie produced by Warner Bros. and the most  expensive movie released in 1999.'),
('196845',' Clooney, George (qv) was attached to play Artemus Gordon, but  turned it down reportedly because it was a supporting part.'),
('196846',' When this film swept the 20th Annual Razzie Awards, "winning" 5  statuettes including Worst Picture, Robert Conrad (I) (qv), who  played James West in the original 1960s TV series, accepted three of  the awards in person as his way of expressing his low opinion of  what had been done with his source material.'),
('196847',' The film underwent costly re'),
('196848','shoots in an attempt to inject some  humor after it was found that test audiences werent sure if it was  supposed to be a comedy.'),
('196849',' Robert Conrad (I) (qv) was initially approached by  Barry Sonnenfeld (qv) to make a cameo appearance as President  Ulysses Simpson Grant. He turned down the offer after reading the  script due to what he felt was its poor quality and lack of respect  for the original series it was based on.'),
('196850',' When Kenneth Branagh (qv) was in an articulated metal platform as  Dr. Loveless, he actually was seated in the device in a kneeling  position. He would have to get up every few minutes and walk around  to get the circulation back in his legs, as they would continually  go numb from being in that position for an extended period.'),
('196851',' The sequences on both Artemus Gordons and Dr. Loveless trains  interiors were shot on sets at Warner Bros. The train exteriors were  shot in Idaho.'),
('196852',' The flying sequence with Will Smith and Kevin Kline was shot with  blue screens with the background later added digitally.'),
('196853',' The scene where Dr. Loveless train is raised on four girders  outside of the train tunnel was all done digitally. A real train was  used when it was finally back on its tracks and the girders going  back inside the train, which was also done digitally.'),
('196854',' Kevin Smith (I) (qv) has said that the giant spider was producer  Jon Peters (qv)s idea for the later'),
('196855','abandoned "Superman Reborn"  project with Nicolas Cage (qv) and Tim Burton (I) (qv).'),
('196856',' The Reno train featured in the film is on display at the Old Tucson  Studios in Tucson Arizona.'),
('196857',' Although the opening credits are styled after the opening of the  1960s series, the decision was made to use a generic piece of music  instead of the original Wild Wild West theme. The original theme,  however, is heard on the soundtrack near the climax of the film.'),
('196858',' In the scene where Jim West and Artemus Gordon ride away on their  horses in the desert from the train off to avenge Loveless again,  the original musical score from the T.V. series plays.'),
('196859',' CAMEO(Red West (qv)): The original stuntman from  "Wild Wild West, The" (1965) (qv) and close friend of  Robert Conrad (qv) is at the bar when Jim and Artemus come to the  saloon and grab one man at the table after he tries to grab one of  the girls.'),
('196860',' This cartoon is often cited as having been a major inspiration  (along with _"Honeymooners, The" (1955)_ (qv)) for Hanna'),
('196861','Barberas  _"Flintstones, The" (1960)_ (qv).'),
('196862',' The actress who plays Wana (credited as  Adrienne Bourbeau (II) (qv)) is believed by many film buffs to  actually be Adrienne Barbeau (qv) '),
('196863',' an extremely unlikely  possibility, seeing as how Ms. Barbeau, having been born in 1945,  would have been only 12 or 13 at the time this film was made.'),
('196864',' A documentary in the Outdoor Sketches series.'),
('196865',' Released as a split reel along with the documentary  _Night Clouds (1928)_ (qv).'),
('196866',' Reuses footage from _Mole People, The (1956)_ (qv).'),
('196867',' D.C. Comics, which owned the rights to the characters Batman and  Batgirl, won a huge lawsuit against producer Jerry Warren, who was  forced to pull the film from distribution. The film was eventually  re'),
('196868','released as "She Was a Hippy Vampire".'),
('196869',' One shot shows the name of the corporation as "Ayjax", not "Ajax".  This shot was added after production to prevent additional suing  from Ajax.'),
('196870',' Most of the girls were cast when the strip club where they were  working was raided by the police one night and closed down. The  casting director showed up in front of the club as it was being  closed and offered them all work in the film.'),
('196871',' Katherine Victor (qv) created the Batwoman costume herself since  Jerry Warren would not hire a costume designer. She made the bat  insignia with a cardboard cutout, outlined it on her chest with a  drawing pencil and filled it in with black eyeliner.'),
('196872',' Jury Award, 1974 Sinking Creek Film Festival, documentary short Jury  Award, Chicago Film Festival, 1974, theatrical short'),
('196873',' Filmed in Thailand. The main cast is Japanese, with the exception of  "Tobio" who is played by a Thai actor, but voice dubbed by a  Japanese actress. The extras (mostly zombies) are Thai.'),
('196874',' Guitar Wolf is an actual band. Some of their albums are available in  the United States through Matador Records. One of the best is  "Planet of the Wolves" which features the movies title track "Wild  Zero".'),
('196875',' Guitar Wolf transfer many of their on'),
('196876','stage antics to their  on'),
('196877','screen personas. Most notable are the constant hair combing and  Seijis exaggerated beer'),
('196878','drinking style.'),
('196879',' The riff that Seiji (Guitar Wolf) plays before heading into action  is from "Rumble" by Link Wray, one of the bands main musical  influences.'),
('196880',' Martin Johnsons South Sea Adventures series.'),
('196881',' Credits say "Filmed in Latin America," but filming was actually done  in Texas.'),
('196882',' Ian McShane (qv)s film debut.'),
('196883',' During filming, Laura Dern (qv) passed out when  David Lynch (I) (qv) asked her to smoke four cigarettes at once in  one deep inhalation. When she came to, she saw a worried Lynch  standing above her asking: "Tidbit! Are you alright?"'),
('196884',' Cage, Nicolas (qv) does his own singing.'),
('196885',' DIRTRADE(David Lynch (I) (qv)): [highway at night]'),
('196886',' David Lynch (I) (qv) was so happy with the performances of  Sheryl Lee (qv) and Sherilyn Fenn (qv) on his show  _"Twin Peaks" (1990)_ (qv) that he gave them each small parts in the  film '),
('196887',' Lee as the "Good Witch" and Fenn as a woman dying after a car  crash.'),
('196888',' The snakeskin jacket Sailor wears in the film was actually  Cage, Nicolas (qv)s own.'),
('196889',' After filming on the movie had been completed, Nicolas Cage (qv)  gave Laura Dern (qv) his snakeskin jacket.'),
('196890',' David Lynch (I) (qv) wrote the additional music for the film.'),
('196891',' DIRTRADE(David Lynch (I) (qv)): [singers]: John Lurie (qv)'),
('196892',' Willem Dafoe is actually urinating in the toilet when he goes to  visit Laura Dern and asks to "piss in your head". Apparently, Dafoe  had drunk a lot of bottled water and really needed to go. Only later  did he find out that the toilet was not a working one and some poor  crew member had to clean it.'),
('196893',' The song "Husky Dusky Day", sung in the movie by  Elvis Presley (qv) and Hope Lange (qv), was unreleased for years  and appeared on an official record only in the 1990s.'),
('196894',' The songs "Lonely Man" and "Forget Me Never" were recorded by  Elvis Presley (qv) for the movie but not used.'),
('196895',' Theres a deleted scene where Glen (Elvis Presley (qv)) sings  "Lonely Man" in the garage '),
('196896',' part of this scene was used in the  trailer for the film.'),
('196897',' Elvis Presley (qv) didnt attend the films premiere.'),
('196898',' An alternative ending was shot, but not used.'),
('196899',' Elvis Presley (qv) dated Tuesday Weld (qv) in the 1950s.'),
('196900',' Millie Perkins (qv) broke her arm when she had to slap  Elvis Presley (qv)s character in the face on the set.'),
('196901',' Simone Signoret (qv) turned down the role of Irene Sperry.'),
('196902',' Average Shot Length = ~7.7 seconds. Median Shot Length = ~7.4  seconds.'),
('196903',' American International Pictures originally offered the role of Max  Frost to noted folk singer'),
('196904','songwriter Phil Ochs (qv), who was  known at the time to want to branch out into film work. However,  after reading the screenplay, Ochs rejected it, stating the story  presented the youth counterculture of the 1960s in a badly distorted  light.'),
('196905',' "Shapes of Things to Come", the closing theme from the movie, "Wild  in the Streets" was a top 30 pop hit for the studio group, Max Frost  and the Troopers and is featured in commercials for Target  Department Stores.'),
('196906',' Debut of Aja (I) (qv) (billed as Lucia Luciano).'),
('196907',' Kiefer Sutherland (qv) had to practice roaring like a lion.  Instead of doing it in his home with his two daughters around, he  practiced in his car driving on the freeway, completely unaware of a  woman in the next lane watching him.'),
('196908',' This is the biggest movie ever produced in Canada. Over 400  animators were put in a large building to work on the film.'),
('196909',' Screenplay ideas were being written dating all the way back to 1991.'),
('196910',' In the part where the animals are in the garbage truck you can see a  sign advertising Radio Disney and another advertising for Kodak.  There is also an advertisement of a theater showing the Lion King on  stage when they are being chased by dogs.'),
('196911',' The ship in the film is named the "Hannah W" after director Steve  Spaz Williams daughter, Hannah.'),
('196912',' The line by Kazar, "Step, kick, pivot, kick, walk, walk, walk" is a  parody of the line from A Chorus Line which goes "Back step, pivot  step, walk, walk, walk!", from the song "I Hope I Get It"'),
('196913',' Two boats in the New York harbor scene, "The Lily Maia" and the  "Nicolai" are named after the production designers daughter Lily and  the producers son Nick.'),
('196914',' Under the working title “Jayne Mansfield Reports Europe”, the actual  footage following the famous sex symbol around Paris and Rome was  shot in the spring and summer of 1964, with additional filming in  New York City later the same year. Existing footage from two of  Mansfields previously shot films  (_The Loves of Hercules (1960)_ (qv) and  _Primitive Love (1964)_ (qv)) were later inserted into this  mondo'),
('196915','doc.'),
('196916',' On the day of Principle Photography the smoke machine broke down, so  the director got the crew to smoke cigars all the way through the  shoot.'),
('196917',' Stadium scenes were filmed at Lane Technical High Schools athletic  field in Chicago, Illinois.'),
('196918',' Debut of Wesley Snipes (qv).'),
('196919',' The "Football" song/rap and video the Wilcats team performs at the  end of the movie when the credits are rolled, is a parody of the  1985 Chicago Bears video of "The Super Bowl Shuffle", the year the  Bears won the Super Bowl.'),
('196920',' Final film of Ann Doran (qv).'),
('196921',' Film debut of Woody Harrelson (qv).'),
('196922',' It was hoped that George Cole (I) (qv) would play Flash Harry but  he was not free.'),
('196923',' Sting (qv) was considered for a cameo role and  Theresa Russell (qv) was considered for the part of Wildes wife.'),
('196924',' Orlando Bloom (qv)s film debut.'),
('196925',' Developers Wesley Huntress and Charles Kohlhase were both employees  of NASAs Jet Propulsion Laboratory and made the game in their spare  time. Huntress was a senior research scientist at JPL (who later  went on to become NASAs Associate Administrator for Space Science  was responsible for the nations planetary exploration program from  1990 to 1998). Kohlhase was the Voyager space probe Mission  Designer.'),
('196926',' Charles Kohlase was a member of the Sierra Club and an avid  backpacker.'),
('196927',' Originally developed for Edu'),
('196928','Ware Services, but when Jeff Ford,  David Mullich, Pam Pollack and Wesley Huntress left to form Electric  Transit, this is one of the games they acquired from Edu'),
('196929','Wares new  owners, Management Sciences America, who closed down Edu'),
('196930','Wares Los  Angeles operations and transferred its educational software product  line to MSAs Peachtree Software subsidiary in Atlanta, GA.'),
('196931',' The first game sold through Electronic Arts Affiliated Label  distribution program. After a year, Electric Transit ended their  relationship with Electronic Arts and distributed the game through  Spectrum Holobyte.'),
('196932',' Originally developed for the Apple II in 1984. It required 48K, DOS  3.3, Applesoft and a disk drive. It was ported to the IBM PC in  1985.'),
('196933',' The first three'),
('196934','dimensional, first'),
('196935','person adventure game.'),
('196936',' Several experts contributed to the games design. Dr. James Palen,  M.D. of St. Francis Medical Center, Cape Girardeau, Mo., contributed  the medical algorithms. Professor John Kingsbury of Cornell  University provided information on toxic wild plants. Dr. Lanny  Miller of the Jet Propulsion Laboratory provided the thermal models.  Kimball Garrett of the Los Angeles County Museum of Natural History  provided information on wildlife habitats. Dr. Robert Wolff of the  Jet Propulsion Laboratory conducted database research.'),
('196937',' A nitrate print of this film survives in the UCLA Film and  Television Archives, and is not listed for preservation.'),
('196938',' This was Screen Guild Productions first release.'),
('196939',' The book of poems from which Sabine reads was actually written by  Robert Hass (qv), who plays the part of the poet. Later, when  Cally is in the bookstore, both that book and his earlier volume of  poems are seen on the shelf.'),
('196940',' This game was never released in America. Its widely speculated that  this is because the game loosely involved gambling, and Nintendo was  very strict about such matters in their earlier days.'),
('196941',' Reel 2 of this two'),
('196942','reel film survives in the Library of Congress.'),
('196943',' This was supposed to be a live'),
('196944','broadcast, but due to weather  problems the performance had to be canceled. ARTE broadcast the day  befores performance which they had taped as well'),
('196945',' The 26 wood'),
('196946','and'),
('196947','stone'),
('196948','sculptures, each of which is 9 meters tall,  which are the set for this production represent the 26 Cantons of  Switzerland.'),
('196949',' This program is a recording of a theater performance. This theater  production is the very first time that theres a performance on the  Swiss National Treasure, the Rütli.'),
('196950',' Lionel Jeffries (qv) first film.'),
('196951',' First film of Lucy Griffths (I) (qv).'),
('196952',' Released as a split reel along with the comedy  _Easy Coin (1911)_ (qv).'),
('196953',' Based on an episode ("Line Camp") of the TV series  _"Westerner, The" (1960)_ (qv). The episode was also written and  directed by Tom Gries (qv).'),
('196954',' Charlton Heston (qv) has often said of all the films hes made,  this is his favorite.'),
('196955',' Debut of G.D. Spradlin (qv).'),
('196956',' Debut of Anthony Zerbe (qv).'),
('196957',' The original trailer was narrated by Andrew Duggan (I) (qv).'),
('196958',' Available on the DVD release of _Hitch (2005)_ (qv).'),
('196959',' The name of Jayne Mansfield (qv)s character, "Rita Marlowe", is a  combination of *Rita* Hayworth, Jean H*arlow*, and Marilyn  *M*onr*oe*.'),
('196960',' Rita Marlowes screen credits '),
('196961',' "The Girl Cant Help It", "Kiss them  For Me" and "The Wayward Bus" '),
('196962',' have the same titles as three of  Jayne Mansfield (qv)s films.'),
('196963',' Average Shot Length = ~10.6 seconds. Median Shot Length = ~8.9  seconds.'),
('196964',' Ritas poodle is named "Shamroy," a reference to long'),
('196965','time Fox  cinematographer Leon Shamroy (qv) '),
('196966',' who, ironically, did NOT  photograph this picture!'),
('196967',' The Frances Farmer (qv) autobiography this TV'),
('196968','movie is based on  was sensationalized (in order to facilitate a movie sale) and  ghostwritten by Farmers late'),
('196969','in'),
('196970','life friend Jeanira Ratcliffe.'),
('196971',' Frances Farmer (qv)s former close friend Ida Lupino (qv) was  close to optioning the book "Will There Really Be a Morning?" for  filming.'),
('196972',' The title is the opening line of a poem by Emily Dickinson (qv).'),
('196973',' Ann'),
('196974','Margret (qv) and Glenda Jackson (qv) were considered for the  Frances Farmer (qv) role.'),
('196975',' Jeanira Ratcliffe (qv), Farmers ghostwriter, wrote a draft of the  screenplay in the early 1970s when the book was being considered for  a big screen adaptation.'),
('196976',' There are actually two cows used in this film. The original cow,  Pepsi, died after the initial shooting. When crew went back to shoot  some extra scenes, they found out Pepsi was dead and used another  cow to round out shots. At the premiere, no one noticed. The film is  dedicated to Pepsi the Cow.'),
('196977',' A copy of this film survives in the Library of Congress Film Library'),
('196978',' Financing provided by the Canada Council for the Arts'),
('196979',' Legacy Award Winner, Legacy Filmworks'),
('196980',' Actor David Rountree tore his PCL in his left knee three days before  filming began. This injury was worked into the script and replaced a  "shoulder injury" that was supposed to have been there.'),
('196981',' Originally, Antwan Harris was set to play one of the leads, but the  day before filming began, he was called up to the Cleveland Browns  Football Camp and had to be replaced.'),
('196982',' Rosie Garcia took over the leading role of Kathryn three days into  filming after the other actress was forced to back out due to  scheduling conflicts.'),
('196983',' The character names Erik and Jason were named after two of David  Rountrees lifelong friends: Erik van Doornewaard and Jason Smith.  Both of his friends made appearances in the film as baseball  players.'),
('196984',' Kathy Lamkin signed on to _Will To Power (2006)_ (qv) after the  original role was accepted by Linda Blair, but due to scheduling  conflicts as a result of Hurricane Katrina Relief work, Linda Blair  was unable to be scheduled in. Director David Rountree was quoted as  saying "after seeing Kathys work in the film, I can not imagine any  one else doing that role."'),
('196985',' Danny Lloyd (qv)s last acting job. He later became a school  teacher.'),
('196986',' During the title sequence, several images from  Crispin Glover (qv)s book Rat Catching are used. In one shot a  copy of Rat Catching '),
('196987',' a red colored, hard bound book '),
('196988',' can actually  be seen.'),
('196989',' All of the photos in the house of Willards father, Martin Stiles,  are of actor Bruce Davison (qv), who played the part of Willard in  the original movie (_Willard (1971)_ (qv)).'),
('196990',' The movie prominently features the song "Ben" by  Michael Jackson (I) (qv), this song was written specifically for  the movie _Ben (1972)_ (qv), which is the sequel to the original  _Willard (1971)_ (qv).'),
('196991',' Joaquin Phoenix (qv) and Macaulay Culkin (qv) both turned down  the role of Willard.'),
('196992',' There have been reports that the enormous rat Ben was not portrayed  by a rat, which is not quite true. Ben was played by a giant Gambian  Pouched Rat (cricetomys gambianus), a distant relative of the Norway  rat (rattus norvegicus), the species in the film. Gambian pouched  rats, while fairly docile, can grow to body lengths of as much as  10'),
('196993','17 inches from head to base of tail, with a tail about the same  length again or longer, and generally weigh anywhere from two to  over six pounds.'),
('196994',' The film was originally conceived as a R rated picture and was shot  with that rating in mind. However, following the success of other  PG'),
('196995','13 rated horror movies like _Ring, The (2002)_ (qv), executives  at New Line asked the director to tone down the violence and  language for the more commercial lower rating. This was done by  shorting the demise of R. Lee Ermey (qv)s character Mr. Martin  and cutting some of his lines.'),
('196996',' The part of Cathryn was written for director Glen Morgan (qv)s  wife Kristen Cloke (qv). Cloke got pregnant and had to withdraw.  She played a small role as a psychiatrist, though. That scene was  cut during post'),
('196997','production, but can be seen on the DVD'),
('196998','release.'),
('196999',' The film was written on the set of _One, The (2001/I)_ with  Doug Hutchison (qv) in mind for the title role.'),
('197000',' When Cathryn brings over her ginger cat to cheer Willard up, the cat  is named Scully. Glen Morgan (qv) and James Wong (IV) (qv)  served as long'),
('197001','time writers/producers on  _"X Files, The" (1993)_ (qv).'),
('197002',' The trailer contains some lines not used in the movie.'),
('197003',' DVD contains various deleted/alternate scenes and an alternate  ending.'),
('197004',' A fund'),
('197005','raising short for the United States Fourth Liberty Loan Drive  in World War I.'),
('197006',' A fund'),
('197007','raising short for the United States Fourth Liberty Loan Drive  in World War I.'),
('197008',' Sixth episode in The Telephone Girl 2'),
('197009','reel comedy series.'),
('197010',' The longest running film, theatrically. It has been shown daily at  Colonial Williamsburg since its original 1957 release.'),
('197011',' This film has often been erroneously attributed to  Harold Lloyd (qv), as part of his Willie Work comedy series, but  he does not appear in it, nor does Jane Novak.'),
('197012',' Released as a split reel along with the comedy  _Would Be Shriner, The (1912)_ (qv).'),
('197013',' Harold Lloyd (qv) has often been erroneously credited with this  film as part of his Willie Work series, but he does not appear in  it, nor does Jane Novak.'),
('197014',' Released as a split reel along with the documentary  _Icebergs Off the Coast of Labrador (1911)_ (qv).'),
('197015',' When the trio are tripping on acid in the movie theatre, theyre  watching "Beyond the Valley of the Dolls".'),
('197016',' Released as a split reel along with the documentary  _Tobacco Industry (1911)_ (qv) and the comedy  _Her Exclusive Hat (1911)_ (qv).'),
('197017',' May be the same as Edisons _Willies First Smoke (1899)_ (qv).'),
('197018',' This film has often been erroneously credited to Harold Lloyd (qv)  as part of his Willie Work series, but he does not appear in the  film, nor do his co'),
('197019','stars Jane Novak and Roy Stewart.'),
('197020',' The popular Garbage Pail Kids stickers of the 1980s are seen in the  bathroom scene of the Elementary School.'),
('197021',' In between takes, Kilmer, Val (qv) was getting out of the giant  cage he was being filmed in, when the chain snapped and the cage  came down on his foot. A limp can be seen during the scene where  Madmortigan leaves Willow upon arrival in front of the island with  Fin Raziel.'),
('197022',' The six'),
('197023','month'),
('197024','old twins playing Elora Danan were too young to have a  full head of hair. They wear a wig, which was applied using syrup,  as normal wig adhesive would be too harsh for the babies skin.'),
('197025',' The earlier drafts of the screenplay contained more background  information on the characters Madmartigan and Sorsha. Madmartigan  was originally a knight of the kingdom of Galladorn (the kingdom  that General Kael mentions having destroyed to Queen Bavmorda) and  that the character Airk was the only real friend he had, but  Madmartigans recklessness got him into trouble, as did his love  affair with an Eastern beauty that tainted the family name.  Madmartigan had a chance to regain his honor in battle, but he  ruined the chance by deserting; this explained some of the bitter  antagonism between Madmartigan and Airk. Sorsha was originally the  daughter of the king of Tir Asleen, who was a good man (he is in  fact the regal old man seen at the end after the fall of Bavmorda  and Tir Asleen is restored, and can be briefly seen in stone), which  suggested that Sorsha had the capability to be good; during the  battle at Tir Asleen between Bavmordas troops, Madmartigan, and the  monster, Sorsha encountered her father and he struggled through the  stone to ask her for help, which prompted Sorsha to switch alliances  from her evil mother to the good side. All of this was lost in the  final film but does appear in the novelization.'),
('197026',' The character of the evil general Kael is said to have been named  after film critic Pauline Kael (qv).'),
('197027',' The devil dogs were actually Rottweilers in rubber masks and suits.'),
('197028',' Warwick Davis (I) (qv) wore a wig for the movie '),
('197029',' the long hair is  not his own.'),
('197030',' Willow originally said, "Goodbye, Elora Danan" when handing her over  to Madmartigan. During editing, it was realized Willow wouldnt have  known her name yet, and so it was redubbed, "Goodbye, little one."'),
('197031',' David Steinberg (III) (qv), the actor playing Meegosh, slammed  into the side of an ice rink while ice'),
('197032','skating during production and  cut his eyebrow open. The stitches were concealed with makeup for  the scene where Meegosh makes his departure for home.'),
('197033',' Joanne Whalley (qv) accidentally stuck her sword in a stuntmans  foot while sticking the sword into the ground at the tavern.'),
('197034',' During the close'),
('197035','up shots of the scene where Madmartigan and the  soldier are being dragged behind the wagon, Val Kilmer (qv) was  kneeling on a pedestal behind the wagon, while his stunt double was  dragged behind letting the stunt mans legs take the beating.'),
('197036',' The original wand was a real piece of wood. Eventually they feared  it could break and replaced it with several fiberglass props.'),
('197037',' A 13lb animatronics baby capable of moving its head and opening its  mouth was used for the action scenes. This baby weighed more then  the actual baby. And a more flexible prop baby was used in scenes  where Willow falls with it.'),
('197038',' The large group of pigs outside the castle continuously tried  mating. Buckets of cold water were used to separate them.'),
('197039',' Blackroot is actually vanilla.'),
('197040',' According to the press kits and subsequent novels, the two'),
('197041','headed  dragon was named "Eborsisk", a reference to the movie critics  Siskel, Gene (qv) and Ebert, Roger (qv). The word does not occur  in the film but made it into some reviews.'),
('197042',' Word from Ron Howard (qv) is that part of the two'),
('197043','headed dragon  "Eborsisk" was modeled after Clint Howard (qv), his brother. He  stated that since Clint has had many cameo appearances in his films,  and Ron couldnt find a part for him in this one, he modeled the  dragon after him.'),
('197044',' After meeting on the set of this film, Kilmer, Val (qv) and  Whalley, Joanne (qv) were married (but later divorced).'),
('197045',' Kenny Baker (I) (qv) (of R2'),
('197046','D2 fame) played a Nelwyn.'),
('197047',' Ron Howard (qv)s wife and Warwick Davis (I) (qv) sister both  appear as extras atop the snowy mountaintop village.'),
('197048',' This was the first feature film to use the "morphing" process  developed by Industrial Light & Magic (ILM).'),
('197049',' The box office receipts were less than expected, so writer  George Lucas (qv) continued Willows story in books rather than in  movie sequels.'),
('197050',' In preparation for the movie, Warwick Davis (I) (qv) had to learn  a modified accent, how to take care of a baby, how to ride a horse,  how to sword fight, and how to perform magic.'),
('197051',' Val Kilmer (qv) improvised a lot of dialogue.'),
('197052',' Rick Overton (qv) and Kevin Pollak (qv)s scenes were done  against blue screens and sound stages and added into the scenes with  full'),
('197053','size characters in post production editing.'),
('197054',' James Horner (qv)s sweeping score quotes almost directly from  Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart (qv)s famous "Requiem", featured heavily  in _Amadeus (1984)_ (qv). It features in the opening sequence and  also, faintly, during Bavmordas dark ceremony at the climax of the  film.'),
('197055',' Warwick Davis (I) (qv)s father'),
('197056','in'),
('197057','law and wife appear as Nelwyns.'),
('197058',' WILHELM SCREAM: Heard twice. As the soldiers chariot crashes during  the chase scene and he is sent flying. And when the Brownies trigger  the large spear shooter that hits several soldiers.'),
('197059',' This making'),
('197060','of documentary is featured on the Special Edition DVD  for _Willow (1988)_ (qv), released in 2001.'),
('197061',' Fourth episode in the Willy Walruns series of one'),
('197062','reel comedies.'),
('197063',' First episode in the Willy Walrus series of one'),
('197064','reel comedies.'),
('197065',' Third episode in the Willy Walrus series of one'),
('197066','reel comedies.'),
('197067',' Second episode in the Willy Walrus series of one'),
('197068','reel comedies.'),
('197069',' The combination to the first door in the chocolate factory is  99'),
('197070','44/100% pure, which was an ad slogan for Ivory Soap.'),
('197071',' Voted number 8 in channel 4s (UK) "Greatest Family Films".'),
('197072',' The Tinker quotes from the poem "The Fairies" by William Allingham.'),
('197073',' Among Wonkas lines are the following quotations: "Is it my soul  that calls me by my name?" from William Shakespeare (I) (qv)s  "Romeo and Juliet"; "All I ask is a tall ship and a star to sail her  by" from the John Masefield (qv) poem "Sea Fever"; "A thing of  beauty is a joy forever" from John Keats (qv)s "Endymion: A  Poetic Romance" and "Round the world and home again, thats the  sailors way!" from William Allinghams "Homeward Bound".'),
('197074',' The quote, "We are the music'),
('197075','makers..." is from Arthur  OShaughnessys "Ode", which also gave us the phrase "movers and  shakers". The quotes "Where is fancy bred..." and "So shines a good  deed..." are from William Shakespeare (I) (qv)s "Merchant of  Venice".'),
('197076',' Peter Ostrum (qv), who plays Charlie Bucket, made no other films.  He later became a veterinarian. In fact, of all the Wonka kids,  Julie Dawn Cole (qv) is the only one still acting.'),
('197077',' Both Denise Nickerson (qv) (Violet Beauregard) and  Julie Dawn Cole (qv) (Veruca Salt) had a crush on  Peter Ostrum (qv) (Charlie Bucket). During filming, the girls  would alternate days over which one would spend time with Ostrum.'),
('197078',' Both Denise Nickerson (qv) (Violet Beauregard) and  Julie Dawn Cole (qv) (Veruca Salt) had a crush on  Peter Ostrum (qv) (Charlie Bucket). During filming, the girls  would alternate days over which one would spend time with  Peter Ostrum (qv).'),
('197079',' Julie Dawn Cole (qv) (Veruca Salt) hated chocolate.'),
('197080',' According to the DVD commentary, Julie Dawn Cole (qv) kept several  props from the movie (when instructed not to) including the Golden  Ticket, an Everlasting Gobstopper, and a Willy Wonka candy wrapper.'),
('197081',' The length of Veruca Salts hair becomes progressively shorter  throughout the movie as the filmmakers kept burning off  Julie Dawn Cole (qv)s split ends.'),
('197082',' Bob Roe (qv) was also an object of attraction for  Denise Nickerson (qv) and Julie Dawn Cole (qv). On the day they  didnt get to spend with Peter, they would spend it with Bob Roe.  Bob Roe was the son of first assistant director Jack Roe (qv).'),
('197083',' The scene of Verucas "demise", was filmed on Veruca actress  Julie Dawn Cole (qv)s 13th birthday, on 26 October 1970.'),
('197084',' The lines to the song "Sweet lovers love the spring time... " are  from William Shakespeare (I) (qv)s play As You Like It.'),
('197085',' After the company finished filming in Munich, Germany, the studio  and locations were then taken over by the _Cabaret (1972)_ (qv)  people. On the DVD alt'),
('197086','track, one of the kids remarks, "We moved out  and Liza [Liza Minnelli (qv)] moved in".'),
('197087',' In the scene where Willy Wonka (Gene Wilder (qv)) drinks from a  flower'),
('197088','shaped cup and then eats the cup, the cup itself was made of  wax. Gene Wilder (qv) had to chew the wax pieces until the end of  the take, at which point he spat them out.'),
('197089',' The reactions of the actors in some scenes are spontaneous. For  example, when the children first enter the main factory and see the  gardens, their reactions are real, it was really their first view of  that particular set.'),
('197090',' A number of the objects and plants in the main factory really were  edible, including the giant lollipops.'),
('197091',' The film was originally financed by the Quaker Oats Company. They  hoped to tie it to a new candy bar they intended to bring on the  market. When the film was released, the company began marketing its  "Wonka" chocolate bars. Unfortunately, an error in the chocolate  formula caused the bars to melt too easily, even while on the shelf,  and so they were taken off the market. Quaker sold the brand to St.  Louis based Sunline, Inc. (which later became part of Nestlé via  Rowntree) not long after this; Sunline was able to make the brand a  success, and Wonka'),
('197092','branded candy (most of which isnt  chocolate'),
('197093','based) is still available in the USA.'),
('197094',' The opening credits sequence was filmed at a real chocolate factory  in Switzerland.'),
('197095',' The scene where Agustus Gloop was interviewed for being the first  Golden Ticket finder was shot at a real German restaurant. Most of  the cast members went there for lunch during the time the movie was  being filmed.'),
('197096',' At the beginning of the scene when Augustus Gloop is being  introduced as the first golden ticket finder and the reporters head  is still framed by the antlers on the wall, Diana Sowle, who plays  Charlies mother, walks from right to left behind the reporter and  gives him a brief quizzical look just before moving out of frame.  Shes cleaned up, wearing makeup and a stylish (for the time) green  dress, so shes clearly not appearing as Mrs. Bucket in this scene.'),
('197097',' The little scene with Charlie and his mom before the "Cheer Up,  Charlie" song was filmed at 1:00 in the morning.'),
('197098',' Most of the small walk'),
('197099','on parts in this movie were played by German  people.'),
('197100',' Before Wonka does his little somersault, he sticks his cane into a  brick made of Styrofoam.'),
('197101',' The bees that were used in the gum machine were actually wasps.'),
('197102',' The final Oompaloompa song took a total of 50 takes.'),
('197103',' Roald Dahl (qv)s original choice to play Willy Wonka was  Spike Milligan (qv).'),
('197104',' Ron Moody (qv) was asked to play Willy Wonka'),
('197105',' Joel Grey (qv) was first choice for the role of Willy Wonka but  was not considered physically imposing enough. The role was then  offered to Ron Moody (qv) who declined it.'),
('197106',' Jim Backus (qv) was the original choice for Mr Salt but he was  considered too recognizable a figure. Jean Stapleton (qv) was  offered Mrs Teevee but had to decline owing to her contract for  _"All in the Family" (1971)_ (qv).'),
('197107',' After reading the script, Gene Wilder (qv) said he would make the  film under one condition: that he would be allowed to do a  somersault in the scene when he first meets the children. When asked  why, Gene Wilder (qv) replied that having Willy Wonka start out  limping and end up somersaulting would set the tone for that  character. He wanted to portray him as someone whose actions were  completely unpredictable. His request to do the somersault was  granted.'),
('197108',' During the "Wonka Wash" car scene, the foam used to spurt out was  compiled from basic fire extinguishers, but what was unknown to the  cast and crew was that the foam itself was potent skin irritant, so  after shooting the scene, the actors were left in considerable  discomfort when their skin puffed up and required several days to  receive medical treatment and recovery.'),
('197109',' Many of the words that come out of Willy Wonkas mouth were literary  quotations. This was not in the original script that  Roald Dahl (qv) wrote. All of the numerous literary references  were added for one reason or another by David Seltzer (I) (qv)  when he re'),
('197110','wrote the screenplay.'),
('197111',' Ostrum, Peter (qv) went through puberty during the film. His voice  is high during the duet of "Ive Got A Golden Ticket", and is much  deeper later in the film, such as during the bubble scene.'),
('197112',' The song Wonka sings on the boat ride ("Theres no earthly way of  knowing... ") are the only song lyrics taken directly from  Roald Dahl (qv)s book. All other songs were written specifically  for the film.'),
('197113',' The exterior of the chocolate factory was Munichs gas works.'),
('197114',' The child named Winkelman is played by director Mel Stuart (qv)s  son Peter Stuart (I) (qv). Also, a girl in the classroom is played  by Madeline Stuart (qv), the directors daughter. She was ten  years old in 1970 and she suggested her dad undertake the project  after reading the book. When she read the book, she suggested to her  father that he approach "Uncle Dave" (producer  David L. Wolper (qv)) with the idea of turning the book into a  movie.'),
('197115',' Jean Stapleton (qv) was the first choice to play Mrs. TeeVee  (Mikes mother) but turned down the part in favour of doing a TV  series pilot instead. That series was, of course,  _"All in the Family" (1971)_ (qv).'),
('197116',' Roald Dahl (qv) was reportedly so angry with the treatment of his  book (mainly stemming from the massive rewrite by  David Seltzer (I) (qv)) that he refused permission for the books  sequel, "Charlie and the Great Glass Elevator", to be filmed.  Seltzer had an idea for a new sequel, but legal issues meant that it  never got off the ground.'),
('197117',' Most of the chocolate bars were actually pieces of cardboard in  wrappers.'),
('197118',' Sammy Davis Jr. (qv) expressed an interest in playing Bill, the  candy store owner, but the film'),
('197119','makers deemed it as too kitschy and  declined. Nevertheless, the candy store song, "The Candyman", became  a staple of Davis stage show for many years.'),
('197120',' This movie was shot in Munich, Germany, but the producers had to go  outside of Germany to recruit enough little people to play the Oompa  Loompas (one of the many tragic legacies of the Nazi era). Many of  the people cast as Oompaloompas (German or otherwise) did not speak  English fluently, if at all. This is why some appear to not know the  words to songs during the musical numbers.'),
('197121',' Mike Teavees fathers line, "Not till youre twelve, son" took  over forty takes to film.'),
('197122',' The picture held up by the Paraguayan newscaster announcing the  finder of the last golden ticket is of Nazi henchman  Martin Bormann (qv).'),
('197123',' The quote "Candy is dandy, but liquor is quicker" is from a poem  entitled "Reflections on Ice Breaking" by Ogden Nash (qv).'),
('197124',' Willy Wonkas line, "The suspense is terrible, I hope it will last"  is a quote from Oscar Wilde (qv)s play, "The Importance of Being  Earnest".'),
('197125',' Jack Albertson (qv) (Grandpa Joe) appeared with  Roald Dahl (qv)s wife Patricia Neal (qv) in the movie,  _Subject Was Roses, The (1968)_ (qv). He won an Oscar for Best  Supporting Actor for that film, defeating his co'),
('197126','star on this film,  Gene Wilder (qv), then nominated for _Producers, The (1968)_ (qv).'),
('197127',' Ernst Ziegler (qv), who played Grandpa George, was nearly blind,  and so was instructed to look for a red light to guide him when his  character was meant to be looking in a certain direction.'),
('197128',' Stories concerning author Roald Dahl (qv)s immense  dissatisfaction with this film are legendary; in fact, he was so  unhappy that he refused to ever watch the completed film in its  entirety. Once, while staying in a hotel, he accidentally tuned into  a television airing of the movie, but reportedly changed the channel  immediately when he realized what he was watching.'),
('197129',' The face in the psychedelic tunnel movie is that of  Walon Green (qv), friend of director Mel Stuart (qv) and  screenwriter of _Wild Bunch, The (1969)_ (qv). According to Stuarts  memoirs, Green is the only person who would agree to let a centipede  crawl on his face for the sake of a childrens film.'),
('197130',' The closing of the film was not scripted when filming began, so the  director (Mel Stuart (qv)) had to call David Seltzer (I) (qv)  and ask him to think of something. Seltzer came up with the "happily  ever after" bit in five minutes.'),
('197131',' Jon Pertwee (qv) had to turn down the role of Willy Wonka because  he was in the tight schedule of _"Doctor Who" (1963)_ (qv) at the  time.'),
('197132',' The musical code for entering the Chocolate Factory played by Wonka  is identified by Mrs. Teevee as "Rachmaninoff" when it is clearly  the opening strains of Mozarts "Marriage of Figaro".'),
('197133',' The film, a pet project and labor of love for producer  Darryl F. Zanuck (qv), was a notorious box'),
('197134','office flop in its day,  despite good reviews and several Oscar nominations including Best  Picture and Best Actor, and despite the fact that when it played the  Roxy in New York, it grossed more than any one movie had in a single  theatre up to then. Zanuck was so heartbroken over the movies  failure that he forbade anyone who came into his presence to ever  mention the film again.'),
('197135',' Despite being a box'),
('197136','office flop, the film won five Oscars, but this  made no difference to the movie public.'),
('197137',' This was, perhaps, the only box office disaster in the history of  Hollywood to have received so many Oscar nominations (10), to have  won as many Oscars as it did (5), and to have received so much  critical acclaim.'),
('197138',' Darryl F. Zanuck (qv) was so proud of the film that he ordered  that the world premiere be held in Wahoo, Nebraska, Zanucks own  home town '),
('197139',' presumably so that Zanuck could show off his pet project  to the local citizens. The plan backfired; nobody in Wahoo was  really interested in Woodrow Wilson, and attendance at the films  showings was extremely poor.'),
('197140',' Numerous allusions are made throughout this film comparing Wilson to  Washington, and more so to Lincoln, including musical cues used in  prior Lincoln biopics.'),
('197141',' The production of this film was plagued with difficulties. An entire  sequence had to be cut and two scenes merged into one new one on the  fly to cover the narrative. Originally, there was an elaborate chase  through the house by Sam & Jerry after the grandson. However, the  bathroom scene was created and cut directly to Wilson answering the  phone.'),
('197142',' This title is featured on the Special Edition DVD for  Cast Away (2000) (qv).'),
('197143',' The lead role was originally intended for Hugh Grant (I) (qv).'),
('197144',' At one point, Reese Witherspoon (qv) was supposed to play the  female lead.'),
('197145',' Kirsten Dunst (qv) underwent serious physical training to prepare  for this role.'),
('197146',' Klaus Badelt (qv) was attached to the film but he couldnt finish  the job because _Catwoman (2004)_ (qv) had to undergo re'),
('197147','shoots  after testing poorly with screeners.'),
('197148',' Scenes for the film were filmed during the Wimbledon tournament  2003. The actors would walk out on court at the beginning or end of  a match as though they were really competing. The officials and  spectators were actual tennis officials and spectators, rather than  extras. It is the only time in the history of the tournament that  this has been allowed.'),
('197149',' Getting the actors to play professional'),
('197150','looking tennis proved much  more difficult than anticipated. Eventually, it was decided to film  them performing the strokes and digitally add the ball afterwards.'),
('197151',' Scenes were filmed on Brighton beach between 1 September 2003 and 6  September 2003 and involved 250 extras hired from the local public.'),
('197152',' In a shot of the film that was filmed in Brighton, the door on the  rounded corner of the houses is in fact painted on.'),
('197153',' The actors actually did their own serves with real tennis balls.'),
('197154',' The scenes showing the public queuing up outside Wimbledon were in  fact shot outside Londons Zoo, simply because it looks more  interesting.'),
('197155',' Ian Somerhalder (qv) was considered for the role of Jake Hammond  but was rejected by the director.'),
('197156',' According to the script Peters car was a rare Porsche 356, but for  filming a "Chesil Speedster" 356 replica was used.'),
('197157',' Filmed in order '),
('197158',' shot by walking the road in a day.'),
('197159',' The real Fraziers Bottom is located in Putnam Co., West Virginia  just west of Charleston. However, most of the filming in West  Virginia took place in the Fayetteville (Fayette Co.) area which is  located roughly 50 miles east of Charleston.'),
('197160',' David Daskal (qv) from TVs _"Average Joe '),
('197161',' Hawaii" (2004)_ (qv)  features as an extra in two scenes of the movie '),
('197162',' when Rosie returns  from her lunch time date with Tad Hamilton and in the bar when Peter  gets a bullseye playing darts.'),
('197163',' Josh Lucas (qv) turned down the role of Tad.'),
('197164',' WILHELM SCREAM: When Pete is watching TV and every channel has Tad  Hamilton playing, there is a war movie where a Wilhelm Scream is  heard.'),
('197165',' Paris Hilton (qv) shot a cameo appearance as a skydiver who lands  in Tads pool after Tad takes Rosie home. The scenes were cut for  time, but they can be viewed in the deleted scene section of the  DVD.'),
('197166',' Released for DOS computers and the Nintendo Entertainment System.'),
('197167',' Buena Vista Software was the distribution name used by Walt Disney  Computer Software for games not featuring Disney'),
('197168','themed characters  or other licenses.'),
('197169',' Dan Duryea (qv) also appeared in the 1967 made'),
('197170','for'),
('197171','TV remake,  _Winchester 73 (1967) (TV)_ (qv).'),
('197172',' The filmmakers did not have the budget to pay  James Stewart (I) (qv) his normal fee, so he suggested they take  the then'),
('197173','unusual step of paying him a cut of the profits instead.  This deal, the first of its kind since the advent of talkies, would  soon become the norm and change the studio'),
('197174','agent'),
('197175','actor relationship,  leading to the demise of the long'),
('197176','term contract and the studio  system.'),
('197177',' On the laserdisc and DVD, James Stewart (I) (qv) gives audio  commentary about the making of the movie. It was the only such  commentary he ever did.'),
('197178',' Although Millard Mitchell (qv)s character says that his name is  spelled with a hyphen, the end credits still spell "High Spade" with  no hyphen.'),
('197179',' There were only 133 One'),
('197180','of'),
('197181','a'),
('197182','Thousand Model 1873s made.'),
('197183',' Fritz Lang (I) (qv) was originally slated to direct this movie.  When he backed out, James Stewart (I) (qv) recommended  Anthony Mann (I) (qv). In the early 1930s Stewart had worked with  Mann in the theater.'),
('197184',' Dan Duryea (qv) and John Doucette (I) (qv) also appeared in the  original 1950 theatrical version, of which this is a remake.'),
('197185',' Biograph production number 92.'),
('197186',' In many shots the film skippers (Will, Morgan and Jack) can be seen  driving the boats from the leeward side while beating to windward.  In reality, most of the time skippers drive their boats from the  windward side, mostly to help keep the weight on the windward side  and also to give themselves a better view of the incoming waves so  they can steer a proper course around them. The reason for putting  the film skippers on the leeward side was so that the real sailors  could control the boat from the windward wheel while remaining  mostly out of shot (you can see their legs occasionally in some  scenes.)'),
('197187',' The television commentator who calls the two Americas Cup matches  and the International 14 Championships is Peter Montgomery, famous  in the yachting world as the Voice of the Americas Cup. Montgomery  is an actual yachting commentator for all major yachting events  around the world, as well as a well known broadcaster in New Zealand  who covers all the yachting events as well as a good deal of Rugby  and Cricket.'),
('197188',' The yachting sections and storyline of the movie are loosely based  on the story of real life sailor and Americas Cup skipper Dennis  Conner, who caused national embarrassment in 1983 by losing the  Americas Cup to the Australians.'),
('197189',' Jennifer Grey (qv) had her nose surgically altered after the film  wrapped. When several shots needed to be re'),
('197190','taken, you can see an  obvious change in her appearance.'),
('197191',' Director Nicholas Ray (qv) was fired before the end of shooting by  writer/producer Budd Schulberg (qv). Schulberg finished directing  the movie and supervised the editing, discarding a lot of Rays  original footage.'),
('197192',' Feature film debut of Peter Falk (I) (qv).'),
('197193',' The commercial interest expressed in the United Kingdom was  initially much lower than in other European countries and only 30  prints of the film were planned for distribution in the UK, compared  with 300 in France. However, after the Palme dOr award the film  appeared on 105 screens in the UK. in the UK, more than three times  larger than the UK release for any of Ken Loach (qv)’s previous  films.'),
('197194',' In the cinema scene, the man at the piano is really playing it. Hes  Neil Brand (qv), one of Britains leading silent cinema  accompanists, who in 2006 featured significantly as a composer and  accompanist in the BBC television series "Paul Mertons Silent  Clowns".'),
('197195',' Omar Sharif (qv) and Anthony Quinn (qv) were possibles for the  lead.'),
('197196',' The story was based on a historical incident involving the  kidnapping of Ion Perdicaris, an American expatriate living in  Tangier (changed to a woman for the movie). However, the two  children, the American attack on the Bashaws palace in Tangier, and  the climactic battle between the American and German forces, were  all inventions of writer'),
('197197','director John Milius (qv).'),
('197198',' Faye Dunaway (qv) was first choice for the role of Eden Pedecaris.'),
('197199',' 20 real US Marines were used in the making of this pictures, also  Spanish Special Forces. The military scenes are use as training  films for the US Marine Corp.'),
('197200',' The final battle took two weeks to film, they used real dynamite,  four American stunt'),
('197201','men did all the horse falls.'),
('197202',' John Milius (qv) can be seen as the machine gun merchant with the  Sultan, he said he wanted to look like a waiter.'),
('197203',' Terry Leonard (I) (qv), the great stuntman, did most of the action  horse scenes, and he can be seen as Teddys sparing partner in the  boxing scene.'),
('197204',' One of the backdrop illustrators was future Stone Roses guitarist  John Squire'),
('197205',' The film was finished in 1985, but its television premiere was  delayed several times.'),
('197206',' Paul Frees (qv) final performance.'),
('197207',' The wind in the film was created by the propellers of eight aircraft  stationed on location in the Mojave Desert.'),
('197208',' This film was selected to the National Film Registry, Library of  Congress, in 1993.'),
('197209',' The films artificially happy ending was insisted upon by the studio  after test audiences balked at the original ending, where the insane  Letty wanders into the desert, certain to die. This more appropriate  ending reportedly still exists in Europe.'),
('197210',' During filming, temperatures reached 120 degrees Fahrenheit, making  life miserable for both cast and crew. The intense heat caused the  film stock to warp, and it had to be packed in ice to remain intact.  Lillian Gish (qv) touched an outside door handle, and was so  severely burned that a small part of her palms flesh was scalded  off.'),
('197211',' The airplane propellers blowing hot air, sand, and smoke were so  dangerous that crewmembers were forced to wear long'),
('197212','sleeved clothing  (in 120 degree weather), eye goggles, bandanas around their necks,  and grease paint on their faces whenever the machines were being  run.'),
('197213',' Official Selection, 2007 Salento Fearfest; Salento, Italy.'),
('197214',' Official Selection, DANCESWITHFILMS 2007'),
('197215',' The first film of Googie Withers.'),
('197216',' Designed and programmed by David Mullich (qv) in about one week  while he was still a student at California State University,  Northridge, where he was majoring in Computer Science.'),
('197217',' The minimum system requirements were Apple II or Apple II'),
('197218','plus  computer, Applesoft, 32K RAM, (48K RAM with disk and RAM Applesoft).'),
('197219',' Andrea Croonenberghs (qv) was asked to reprise her popular series  character, but it didnt fit in her planning.'),
('197220',' With a budget close to 4,500,000 Euro the most expensive  dutch'),
('197221','spoken Belgian feature to date. Because this compared to  American or British films still is low budget, the production agreed  with the Pinewood Studios and the SFX teams to pay them a lower fee  then usual.'),
('197222',' Opened in The Netherlands on 18 January 2007, the same day the  heaviest storm in years struck the country, paralyzing all of the  railroads and killing five people.'),
('197223',' The DVD features a Behind'),
('197224','The'),
('197225','Scenes look at the film as well as 3  other previously unreleased short films by director Nikita Kleverov.  It also contains commentary on the production including the infamous  "red cube" scene.'),
('197226',' Windowbreaker was shot on location in Randolph and Quincy,  Massachusetts. Raymond and Fiona, our two child leads, were chosen  from over forty children who responded to open calls in Chinese  schools in Boston.'),
('197227',' Ai Cheng, who plays the mother in the film, is actually the  directors mother.'),
('197228',' The house in the film is the house the director grew up in. The kids  drawings on the walls were made by the director and his sister when  they were young.'),
('197229',' An official selection of the 2007 Sundance Film Festival.'),
('197230',' According to Wetzel O. Whitaker (qv), pre'),
('197231','production research on  the script with his brother Scott yielded all the plot elements of a  full length feature, but they had been given a budget for only a  thirty'),
('197232','minute film. A compromise was reached, allowing for the  50'),
('197233','minute length finally released.'),
('197234',' The greatest challenge of the makeup artist, Joseph Hadley (qv),  was to transform Francis Urry (qv) from a middle'),
('197235','aged man to  appear as Lorenzo Snow, who was about 30 years older. Wetzel O.  Whitaker recounts in his memoirs, "Pioneering With Film" that from  his very first scene in costume and makeup (Beehive House in Salt  Lake City), Urry assumed a shuffling gait and stooped figure and  stayed in character through the end of the production whenever he  was made up as President Snow, "Actually he was a man about my age,  but so convincing was he that I found myself assisting him up and  down stairways'),
('197236','and he allowed me to do it !"'),
('197237',' A steam locomotive of the vintage used at the end of the 19th  Century was required for scenes of Pres. Snows journey from Salt  Lake City, and it had been assumed that one could be borrowed from  the Geneva Steel Plant near the BYU studios. Several had been  sitting idle there, but unfortunately it was found that they had  been dismantled for scrap only six months earlier. Kennecott Copper  was found to have access to an appropriate locomotive in Ely,  Nevada, but it had to be used locally. Fortunately the scenery there  was very similar to Modena, Utah where President Snow and his party  had transferred from the train to carriages, for the last leg of his  journey to St. George.'),
('197238',' En route to location, the Canadian Pacific trains engine was  wrecked by a rock slide that killed the engineer. The actors were in  the car behind the engine and were battered by falling rocks but  escaped disaster. Just a few days later, a snow slide at Lake  Minnewanka threw several actors and cameras off an icy ledge of a  glacier. Meantime, actress Viola Dana was traveling to meet the  company when an earthquake erupted. Actor Tom London dislocated  three vertebrae in a fall. A carpenter broke his leg when he was  thrown from a barge into rapids and another actor nearly drowned in  the rapids.'),
('197239',' An Incomplete video copy of this film (missing Reel 2 from 10 Reels  copied) survives in the UCLA Film and Television Archives.'),
('197240',' The title is a reference to _"Winds of War, The" (1983) (mini)_ (qv)  which premiered on the same night. Orson Welles (qv) appeared in  the promos for the special saying "Why spend 18 hours watching  someone elses war, when you know how it comes out? We win, and then  have to buy all their cars. Watch Steve Martins The Winds of  Whoopee. See it all in one hour on Sunday."'),
('197241',' To add authenticity, MGM bought some genuine WWII'),
('197242','vintage radios  from Samuel M. Hevener, a collector from Ohio.'),
('197243',' Steve J. Termath (qv) was originally cast for the role of Private  Nellie. However, the role went to Martin Henderson (I) (qv) when  Termath took a brief hiatus from acting for actual military service,  enlisting in the US Army Reserves.'),
('197244',' Mikael Persbrandt (qv) auditioned for Peter Stormares (qv) part.'),
('197245',' Naval Air Weapons Station, Point Mugu, was used to film the Camp  Tarawa portion of the film, the Marines pre'),
('197246','battle embarkation  point.'),
('197247',' DIRTRADE(John Woo (I) (qv)): [Mexican Standoff]'),
('197248',' DIRTRADE(John Woo (I) (qv)): [hospital]'),
('197249',' Prior to filming, most of the principal cast joined a core group of  62 extras for boot camp, where they endured a week of rigorous  military training as WWII Marines. The production received  assistance from the Department of Defense, which made Kaneohe Marine  Corps Base available for the actors basic training. Under the  tutelage of Sergeant Major James D. Dever (qv) (a retired 25'),
('197250','year  veteran of the Marine Corps) and his active duty Marine instructors,  the cast learned how to walk, talk, and think like Marines.'),
('197251',' Weapons coordinator Robert Rock Galotti (qv) amassed over 500  vintage WWII era firing weapons and 700 rubber replica weapons for  the film from private collectors and prop houses. Also featured  moving across battlefields are vintage Sherman tanks, their smaller  Stuart brethren, and Japanese Hago tanks.'),
('197252',' Originally slated for a fall 2001 release, but pushed back several  months following the terrorist attacks on the USA of 11 September  2001.'),
('197253',' Sergeant Enders (Nicolas Cage (qv)) uses a gun tucked behind his  companions belt to perform a surprise attack on his enemies. The  same trick was used by Christian Slater (qv) in  _Broken Arrow (1996)_ (qv) and by Yun'),
('197254','Fat Chow (qv) in  _Dip huet seung hung (1989)_ (qv), both also directed by  John Woo (I) (qv).'),
('197255',' When the film release was pushed back, many of the  posters/cutouts/promotional items/etc. sent to theatres were  recalled. As such, they have become collector items and fetch huge  prices on auction sites like eBay.'),
('197256',' With the exception of a voice'),
('197257','over narration, the movie is entirely  in the Cheyenne and Crow Native American languages with subtitles.'),
('197258',' During filming in Tacoma, a woman came out of a theater complaining  about the situation being filmed. According to her, she didnt think  the subject was very funny because there were children present. When  asked where the children actually were located, she replied, "They  are all inside because they are too afraid to come out!" Later that  afternoon at a secondary location, this womans complaints became a  line of dialog for the films narration, and she became credited in  the movie for contributing dialog to the film.'),
('197259',' This film is lost. Please check your attic.'),
('197260',' Shot over one night at Il Posto Accanto, a real wine bar in the East  Village of Manhattan.'),
('197261',' Katherine Helmond (qv)s movie debut.'),
('197262',' A nitrate print of this film survives in the UCLA Film and  Television archives, and is not listed for preservation.'),
('197263',' One reviewer mentioned the obvious innuendos, but there are many  more than you would expect. In addition to Flying Chimpanzees  "Champion Spear", "Tofu" is often used as slang in China for female  genitalia.'),
('197264',' Was the very first space simulation computer game to feature  branching storylines (the gamers choices could affect the plot for  better or worse) and wingmen that could die at any point in the game  instead of when the plot required them to.'),
('197265',' Was re'),
('197266','released in the late 90s along with the second and third  games in the series as part of the "Kilrathi Saga" box set. All  three games were optimized for modern computers and featured  enhanced graphics and sound.'),
('197267',' The voice of Merlin (listed as "?" in the credits) is  Hamill, Mark (qv), who played Christopher Blair in the Wing  Commander CD'),
('197268','ROM games.'),
('197269',' DIRCAMEO(Chris Roberts): Is the pilot of the Broadsword bomber that  picks up Blair near the end of the movie.'),
('197270',' In Admiral Tolwyns communication to Capt. Sansky, the Admirals  name is listed as "ADMIRAL TOWLYN."'),
('197271',' A subplot about a traitor was cut from the film. However, toy  manufacturer X'),
('197272','Toys made and distributed the "Pilgrim Traitor"  action figure. It comes with a mask hiding the traitors face. When  the mask is removed, the identity of the traitor is reveled: Admiral  Wilson.'),
('197273',' Robert O. Raglands musical score was rejected before the films  release.'),
('197274',' Malcolm McDowell (qv) was meant to reprise his role as Admiral  Tolwyn from the video game series. However due to conflicting  schedules with the TV series _"Fantasy Island" (1998)_ (qv), he had  to decline and the role went to David Warner (qv).'),
('197275',' This was one of only three films that was released with the  theatrical trailer for  _Star Wars: Episode I '),
('197276',' The Phantom Menace (1999)_ (qv). Many people  paid admission to see the trailer and then walked out of the  theater.'),
('197277',' The Rapier fighters are built out of English Electric Lightning  fuselages, not out of MiG'),
('197278','21 fuselages as sometimes stated.'),
('197279',' Spirits last hand at poker before her fatal mission is aces and  eights. This is the Wing Commander "death hand", as several  characters in various Wing Commander games play this same hand  before dying. (Aces and Eights is known as "Dead Mans Hand" in  poker circles.)'),
('197280',' In the cut scenes, series hero Christopher Blair is voiced by series  creator Chris Roberts.'),
('197281',' SPOPILERS:Of all the characters from the original game, only 4 are  still alive: Angel, Spirit, Maniac and Paladin plus series hero  Christopher Blair. Spirit dies in this game in a kamikaze run at a  space station, Angel is stabbed to death by a Kilrathi in the  following game, Paladin goes into politics and gives up flying  completely and Blair himself dies in Wing Commander: Prophecy. This  leaves only 1 character from the original game that is still a pilot  after the last game in the series: Major Todd "Maniac" Marshall.'),
('197282',' This games takes place 10 years after the events of the first game.  Ironically, the super'),
('197283','secret, hi'),
('197284','tech, next generation fighter that  the hero test drives for a few missions in the first game is now one  of the sequels most outdated ships and can barely hold its own in  major engagements.'),
('197285',' The last game in the series to feature animated characters during  the cut scenes. All following games feature live actors performing  their roles on actual sets.'),
('197286',' The "Secret Missions 2" add'),
('197287','on for Wing Commander 1 was released  only two months before this game. As such it worked as a nice bridge  between the two games. The character of Jazz is introduced (and from  the conversations in the game, its easy to see him choosing to walk  down the path he did), Prince Trakkath starts to play a bigger role,  and it introduced the infamous Kilrathi taunt "You cannot defeat the  Drakkhi!".'),
('197288',' The budget for the live action cut scenes (featuring such actors as  Hamill, Mark (qv) and McDowell, Malcolm (qv)) cost a then  unheard of 4 million. The only other game to cost more is its  sequel: Wing Commander 4, which cost nearly 10 million to produce  and still holds the record for most expensive computer game.'),
('197289',' Roughly 90% of the sets and props used in the live action scenes  where computer generated.'),
('197290',' Malcolm McDowells interpretation of Admiral Tolwyn was so popular  with fans of the series that a petition was signed by several  thousand fans asking that actor reprise his role in the Wing  Commander movie. Scheduling conflicts prevented him from doing so.'),
('197291',' During the course of the game, the player can choose with which of  the 2 main female characters he ends up with: Ginger Lynn Allens  mechanic or fellow pilot Jennifer MacDonald. MacDonalds character,  Flint, was so unpopular and was almost never picked that she does  not return for any of the following games. Allen returns for Wing  Commander: Prophecy.'),
('197292',' Some re'),
('197293','releases of the game were packaged with a special  "Making'),
('197294','Of" CD'),
('197295','ROM which featured hours of footage from the shooting  of the live action scenes. Highlights include co'),
('197296','star Tom Wilson  engaging in a mock lightsaber battle with Mark Hamill and several  other cast members making fun of Hamills Star Wars past. During one  dramatic scene, Mark Hamill exits the room as scripted and once hes  gone, Tom Wilson turns towards the camera and says: "Isnt that the  guy from Star Wars?"'),
('197297',' Up until the release of this game, the main character was referred  to by the players own name. It has long been speculated that the  name "Blair" was a contraction of "Bluehair", the moniker that was  given to the main character on WC discussion boards. The program  code also referred the player as "Bluehair", which became apparent  if the game files were examined with a hex editor.'),
('197298',' Whereas the video inserts for Wing Commander III had been shot on  video in front of a green screen to color key the actors into  computer generated sets, Wing IV was shot on film using real sets on  a sound stage at Ren'),
('197299','Mar Studios in Hollywood.'),
('197300',' In the card game before he dies, Vagabonds hand is Aces and Eights,  the same hand drawn by Spirit just before she died in Wing Commander  II. This hand is historically known as the "Dead Mans Hand".'),
('197301',' Two of the testifiers in the end sequence are minor characters from  the game. The man who says "You saw the results," was the doctor  from Telemon, and the man who says "The honorable Admiral Towlyn" is  the ex'),
