('181731','person "terminator  vision" moments.'),
('181732',' Scenes filmed but not included in DVD or Special Edition releases:  1) After a resistance soldier destroys an endoskeleton, another  soldier enters into view and picks up the plasma rifle. 2) When the  T'),
('181733','1000 asks the location of the Galleria, the two girls giggle in  disbelief. He replies, "I am kind of new here." 3) After the  Terminator injures the gatehouse guard, John says "Sorry" to that  poor bloke. 4) The nurse asks the T'),
('181734','1000 (as Lewis) what he is  carrying. He replies, "Just some trash." before dragging the real  body into the closet. 5) When the T'),
('181735','1000 arrives at Sarahs cell,  Douglas, the guard that Sarah beats up was screaming for his  release. The T'),
('181736','1000 ignores him, changes back to his default form.  6) Sarah asks the Terminator whether the T'),
('181737','1000 can be destroyed.'),
('181738',' In the ATM scene, the PIN code that John Connor types into the  laptop is 9003'),
('181739',' One of the main percussive sounds of Brad Fiedel (qv)s score '),
('181740','  the metallic beats of the Terminator theme '),
('181741',' is not created by a  synthesizer. Its Fiedel striking one of his cast'),
('181742','iron frying pans.'),
('181743',' A female passer'),
('181744','by actually wandered onto the biker bar set thinking  it was real, despite walking past all the location trucks, cameras  and lights. Seeing Arnold Schwarzenegger (qv) standing in the bar  dressed only in boxer shorts, she wondered aloud what was going on,  only for Schwarzenegger to reply that it was male stripper night.'),
('181745',' The sound used for Arnold Schwarzenegger (qv)s shotgun is  actually two cannons.'),
('181746',' Linda Hamilton (I) (qv) learned to pick locks for the scene in the  mental hospital where she does precisely that with a paperclip.'),
('181747',' 11 cameras were used to capture the explosion at Cyberdyne HQ.'),
('181748',' Due to the tight schedules, there were three editors involved '),
('181749','  Mark Goldblatt (qv), Conrad Buff IV (qv) and  Richard A. Harris (qv) '),
('181750',' who all worked on separate segments of  the film.'),
('181751',' It took three takes to properly capture the helicopter crashing on  the freeway.'),
('181752',' Sound designer Gary Rydstrom (qv) added some lion roars to the  sounds of the tanker truck that the T'),
('181753','1000 drives down the freeway  to add some extra menace.'),
('181754',' The effect of the T'),
('181755','1000 freezing and breaking up was achieved  through prosthetics attached to an amputee and with  Robert Patrick (I) (qv)s real limbs buried underneath the set.'),
('181756',' SPOILER: In the fight scene in the steel mill between the two  Terminators, the set was liberally dressed with rubber so the actors  wouldnt hurt themselves when being flung around.'),
('181757',' James Cameron (I) (qv)s own screams are used for the death throes  of the T'),
('181758','1000.'),
('181759',' The steel mill effects were so convincing, some former workers from  the plant (which had been closed for over 10 years) thought it was  up and running again.'),
('181760',' There are around 200 different types of weapons used in the film.'),
('181761',' For Sarahs nightmare of the nuclear holocaust, some of the  materials used in the miniature Los Angeles model that mimicked all  the destroyed masonry were Matzos crackers and Shredded Wheat.'),
('181762',' After each take of this nightmare sequence, it would take on average  two days to set the model up to shoot again.'),
('181763',' A segment showing the design of the Time Displacement Machine which  sent the Terminator and Kyle Reese back in the time in the first  film was rejected for the sequel as it was too complicated and not  necessary for plot development. The design ultimately resurfaced in  1997 as Jodie Foster (qv)s space traveling device in  _Contact (1997)_ (qv).'),
('181764',' Local residents in Lakeview Terrace held a protest outside the  Medical Center when it was dressed to be the Pescadero State  Hospital for the Criminally Disordered. They quickly realized it was  in fact only a film set.'),
('181765',' The make'),
('181766','up artists mixed KY Jelly into  Arnold Schwarzenegger (qv)s make'),
('181767','up for the Terminator in  "normal" mode to give him a slightly synthetic look.'),
('181768',' The damaged Terminator look in the climax of the film took five  hours to apply and an hour to remove.'),
('181769',' The film has over 300 effects shots which total almost 16 minutes of  running time.'),
('181770',' Industrial Light and Magics computer graphics department had to  grow from six artists to almost 36 to accommodate all the work  required to bring the T'),
('181771','1000 to life, which ultimately amounted to  three minutes of screen time.'),
('181772',' In the ATM scene, John uses an Atari Portfolio hand held computer.'),
('181773',' The Cyberdyne building in the movie is in fact a two story structure  in Fremont, California. A phony 3rd floor was constructed on top for  the movie. Much of the structure was rebuilt after the filming and  the building exists to this day.'),
('181774',' The movies line "Hasta la vista, baby." was voted as the #76 movie  quote by the American Film Institute (out of 100).'),
('181775',' This is the only Terminator film to win (or be nominated for) an  Oscar. It won 4 (and was nominated for 2 others).'),
('181776',' The "forced medication" scene (Special Edition only) had to be  re'),
('181777','shot several times because actor Ken Gibbel (qv) wouldnt hit  Linda Hamilton (I) (qv) properly with his nightstick. The scene  was very physically demanding and Hamilton was furious with Gibbel  because he repeatedly botched it. She got her revenge in a later  scene where she beats Gibbel with a broken off broom handle '),
('181778',' the  blows are for real.'),
('181779',' When the Terminator tells Sarah Connor about Miles Dyson and the  history of Skynet, Arnold Schwarzenegger (qv) was reading his  lines from a card taped to the cars windshield.'),
('181780',' The Terminators "point'),
('181781','of'),
('181782','view" scenes at the bikers bar identify  a Harley Davidson "Fatboy", and a carcinogen in the cigar smoke.'),
('181783',' Cameron once owned a dog named "Wolfie".'),
('181784',' The T1000 has at least three hands when it is flying the helicopter.'),
('181785',' Arnold Schwarzenegger (qv) said during the making of this film  that he would never play another evil character again, but he later  played the villain Mr. Freeze in _Batman & Robin (1997)_ (qv).'),
('181786',' A "Terminator" is a parallel CPU usually found running OCCAM.'),
('181787',' The date of the fictional Judgment Day '),
('181788',' 29 August 1997 '),
('181789',' is the  anniversary of the Soviet Unions first detonation of an atomic bomb  in 1949.'),
('181790',' The 10'),
('181791','gauge shotgun used by Arnold during the majority of the film  is a 6 shot, Winchester Model 1887. It was invented by gun designer  John Browning and was the first commercially successful repeating  shotgun. James Cameron confirms that it is a 10'),
('181792','gauge shotgun in the  commentary and not a 12'),
('181793','gauge.'),
('181794',' According to the LAPD computer system that the T'),
('181795','1000 accessed at  the beginning of Terminator 2: Judgment Day (1991) '),
('181796',' John Connors  Date of Birth was 28th February 1985.'),
('181797',' According to the LAPD computer system that the T'),
('181798','1000 accessed at  the beginning of Terminator 2: Judgment Day (1991) '),
('181799',' John Connor was  aged 10 during the film '),
('181800',' but in John Connors narration at the  beginning of Terminator 3: Rise of the Machines (2003) '),
('181801',' he said he  was 13.'),
('181802',' In Terminator 2: Judgment Day (1991) '),
('181803',' the LAPD records indicate  that John Connors arrest record is file# J66455705, and include  allegations of trespass, shoplifting, disturbing the peace, and  vandalism.'),
('181804',' In Terminator 2: Judgment Day (1991) '),
('181805',' John Connors legal guardians  (Todd and Janelle Voight) live at 19828 South Almond Ave., Reseda.'),
('181806',' Quoting from her medical records in Terminator 2: Judgment Day  (1991) '),
('181807',' Dr Silberman said that Sarah Connor was 29 at that point,  which means, depending on John Connors age in Terminator 2:  Judgment Day (1991), Sarah Connor was either 16 or 19 when she gave  birth to John Connor.'),
('181808',' The video game John Connor is playing at The Galleria is Missile  Command, a game where you are supposed to stop nuclear missiles from  hitting cities.'),
('181809',' Johns foster parents are named Todd and Janelle Voight. This means  that if hed legally taken their name, he would have been John  Voight.'),
('181810',' CAMEO(William Wisher Jr. (qv)): Co'),
('181811','writer William Wisher Jr. is  the man taking pictures of the Terminator as it was thrown through  the glass window in the galleria. Wisher also had a cameo as a cop  who is violently robbed from his car in  _Terminator, The (1984)_ (qv) (hence his look of recognition as he  sees the Terminator get up).'),
('181812',' ACTTRADE(Arnold Schwarzenegger (qv)): "Ill be back!"'),
('181813',' The Minigun used in the Cyberdyne scene was so heavy that  Arnold Schwarzenegger (qv) was in fact the only person on stage  that could carry the gun. The movies sound department had to slow  down the sound of the gun firing to be able to hear separate shots.'),
('181814',' Arnold Schwarzenegger (qv) was given a slightly used Gulfstream  III airplane (worth about $14 million) by producer  Mario Kassar (qv) for accepting the role.'),
('181815',' SPOILER: Michael Biehn (qv) was the first choice for the role of  the T'),
('181816','1000, in a complete reversal of roles with  Arnold Schwarzenegger (qv), who was now a hero. But this idea was  abandoned as it was judged too confusing for viewers.'),
('181817',' SPOILER: According to a biographical documentary,  Arnold Schwarzenegger (qv) only agreed to do the sequel if his  role is more family'),
('181818','friendly, hence the "No killing" rule written  for his character.'),
('181819',' The name of Arnold Schwarzenegger (qv)s Terminator is the  Terminator Series 800 (shiny metal endoskeleton) model 101 (Arnolds  actual skin on that skeleton).'),
('181820',' In all three Terminator films, the Terminators definition of "being  back" means entering a building by driving a vehicle through it: In  "The Terminator", he drives a car into a police station after  saying, "Ill be back." In "Terminator 2", he drives a SWAT van into  the Cyberdyne Building after saying, "Ill be back." In "Terminator  3", he flies a helicopter into an airplane hangar, steps out and  proclaims, "Im back!"'),
('181821',' According to James Cameron (I) (qv), Linda Hamilton (I) (qv)  suffered a permanent hearing loss in one of her ears during the  elevator shootout because she had not installed her ear plugs after  removing them during a trip to the restroom between takes.'),
('181822',' The address given in the movie for the Cyberdyne Building is 2144  Kramer Street. This is likely a reference to Joel Kramer (qv), the  stunt coordinator for the film.'),
('181823',' CAMEO(Joel Kramer (qv)): Stunt coordinator Joel Kramer appears as  the guard in the hospital security room.'),
('181824',' Robert Patrick (I) (qv) mimicked the head movements of the  American bald eagle for his role as T'),
('181825','1000.'),
('181826',' Director James Cameron (I) (qv) campaigned unsuccessfully for  Linda Hamilton (I) (qv) to be nominated an Academy Award for Best  Actress for playing Sarah Connor'),
('181827',' Special F/X guru Stan Winston (qv) and his crew studied hours of  nuclear test footage in order to make Sarah Connors "nuclear  nightmare" scene as real as possible. In late 1991, members of  several U.S. federal nuclear testing labs unofficially declared it  "the most accurate depiction of a nuclear blast ever created for a  fictional motion picture".'),
('181828',' Held the world record for highest opening'),
('181829','weekend gross of an  R'),
('181830','rated film (with $52,306,548) until  _Matrix Reloaded, The (2003)_ (qv).'),
('181831',' The pumps in the gas station forecourt, shown prior to the chip  surgery scene, display the "Benthic Petroleum" logo. Benthic  Petroleum was the company that owned the submersible drilling rig in  one of James Cameron (I) (qv)s other movies  _Abyss, The (1989)_ (qv).'),
('181832',' The liquid metal CGI effects of the T'),
('181833','1000 were rendered on a  Silicon Graphics IRIS Indigo workstation.'),
('181834',' The world famous phrase "Hasta la Vista, Baby" is translated to  "Sayonara, Baby" in the Spanish version of the film.'),
('181835',' Because of Edward Furlongs small size during filming, his stunt  double, who was older and larger, used a bigger version of the dirt  bike for filming the chase scene'),
('181836',' The sound that the T'),
('181837','1000 makes when transforming was created by  putting a condom over a microphone and dipping it into oatmeal.'),
('181838',' In 78 years, this is the only sequel to win an Academy Award when  the previous movie wasnt even nominated.'),
('181839',' The Terminator states that Skynet goes on'),
('181840','line on August 4th 1997,  and becomes self aware at 0214 EST on August 29th 1997.'),
('181841',' After his fight with T'),
('181842','800 in the Mall and throwing him away in the  street through the glass pane, T'),
('181843','1000 looks suspiciously at the  silver colored dummy head, which is quite similar to his own when  having his natural, liquid metal appearance.'),
('181844',' Cameo: Van Ling '),
('181845',' The DVD producer and FX Coordinator appears as  Dysons assistant in the lab.'),
('181846',' Linda Hamilton (I) (qv)s stunt double Maryellen Aviano (qv) can  be seen as the woman next to the tourist photographer in the mall.'),
('181847',' The T'),
('181848','1000 morphing effects cost $5.5 million and took 8 months to  produce for a mere total 3.5 minutes appearance on the screen.'),
('181849',' A theft incident occurred on set where all the electric cabling  meant to light the 5'),
('181850','mile freeway during the liquid nitrogen truck  chase was stolen. Due to insufficient time, they had to rent and  borrow every wire connected to the lighting on the freeway. That  lasted for 5 days.'),
('181851',' Makeup artist Jeff Dawn was worried that the robotic makeup on  Schwarzeneggers face (particularly during the mill sequences) will  not look well and lack softness on camera. On certain occasions, he  sneaked into the set, applying Vaseline onto the lens of cameras  without the attention of director of photography Adam Greenberg or  the camera crew.'),
('181852',' Its $170 million budget is the highest approved budget to date  (other movies cost more, but had smaller "approved" budgets).'),
('181853',' Former WWF wrestler Joanie Laurer (qv) (Chyna) was originally  slated to play the Terminatrix.'),
('181854',' After viewing initial dailies, the director, Jonathan Mostow (qv)  deemed Sophia Bush (qv) too young to play hero John Conners love  interest, and replaced her with Claire Danes (qv) at the last  minute. Danes started filming immediately and basically learned  about her character on the job. Danes later said this may have  helped her performance, as Kate Brewsters character was similarly  thrust into a strange new reality with no warning.'),
('181855',' Forlani, Claire (qv) auditioned for the part of Kate Brewster.'),
('181856',' West, Shane (qv) was considered for the part of John Connor.'),
('181857',' A number of actors were supposedly in the running for the role of  the T'),
('181858','X, including Vin Diesel (qv), Shaquille ONeal (qv),  Famke Janssen (qv), and Joanie Laurer (qv). Laurers name came  into the mix when she was recommended for the part by  Arnold Schwarzenegger (qv) himself during an interview prior to  filming.'),
('181859',' The T'),
('181860','X was originally called the T'),
('181861','1G. At one point The T'),
('181862','X was  going to be a male Terminator.'),
('181863',' The secret production name for the movie was originally "York  Square".'),
('181864',' Aside from creating the characters, James Cameron (I) (qv) had  nothing to do with this film.'),
('181865',' Ang Lee (qv) was offered to direct the film, but turned it down to  direct _Hulk (2003)_ (qv) instead.'),
('181866',' The original tagline of "The War Begins 2003" was removed from all  promotional material due to the political climate of the time, and  the war in Iraq. The line was changed to simply "Coming Soon".'),
('181867',' Toyota Motor Corporation provided seven Toyota Tundra trucks to be  destroyed in the movie. Toyota will also be selling a limited  edition of Toyota Tundra T3 trucks.'),
('181868',' Arnold Schwarzenegger (qv) put up $1.4 million of his salary to  ensure that a key scene where a construction crane smashes into a  glass building was shot. Director Jonathan Mostow (qv), was  apparently worried that the film was going to run behind schedule  and over budget.'),
('181869',' In an early draft of the script, Lance Henriksen (qv) was to  reprise the role of Detective Vukovich (from  _Terminator, The (1984)_ (qv)), having the character bound to a  wheelchair following the events of the first Terminator. The idea  was eventually dropped.'),
('181870',' Kristanna Loken (qv) put on 15 pounds of muscle to fit her role of  the T'),
('181871','X. She also took a mime class to prepare for her part. Because  her character has so few lines, she had to learn to communicate  through facial expressions and body gestures.'),
('181872',' Besides Arnold Schwarzenegger (qv), the only other actor to appear  in all three Terminator movies is Earl Boen (qv) who always played  the character of Dr. Silberman.'),
('181873',' Arnold Schwarzenegger (qv)s signature line "Ill be back" is not  uttered in this film. Instead, he says two paraphrases: "Shell be  back" and, later, "Im back."'),
('181874',' The famous line "Get out!" is said in all three films. In this film  there is also a variation when the Terminator steals the policemans  motorcycle, "Get off!".'),
('181875',' For filming the TX arriving scene Kristanna Loken (qv) spent one  night naked. During the filming a glass piece stuck under her leg  due to walking barefoot on the street.'),
('181876',' T'),
('181877','Xs breast inflation scene took several takes because the air  bladders underneath Kristanna Loken (qv)s bra made by the effects  team didnt work properly. Sometimes one of the bladders popped or  one would fizzle out.'),
('181878',' SPOILER: It took six months for the VFX pioneers to develop the  method to simulate the final sequence, in which T'),
('181879','Xs liquid  exterior is magnetized to the point of peeling off, revealing her  alloy endoskeleton.'),
('181880',' Various versions of the Terminators final line were tested,  including "Eat me!" The filmmakers finally settled on "You are  terminated!"'),
('181881',' A shot of the Terminator getting on a motorcycle and then swerving  to the right as he takes off is seen from the same angle in all  three movies.'),
('181882',' Unlike the first two Terminator movies, the line, "Come with me if  you want to live," is not used in this film. However, a variation of  it is given when John says to Kate, "Do you wanna live? Come on!"'),
('181883',' Ben Curtis (I) (qv) (aka "the Dell Dude") auditioned for the role  of John Connor.'),
('181884',' Chris Klein (qv) auditioned for the role of John Connor.'),
('181885',' Billy D. Lucas (qv), a personal stuntman for  Arnold Schwarzenegger (qv), can be seen as the angry guy yelling  at John Connor after John smashes into his car.'),
('181886',' The exact date of Judgment Day is 24 July 2004 at 6:18 PM, according  to both the Terminator and the watch he examines in the beginning of  the film.'),
('181887',' Arnold Schwarzenegger (qv)s last starring role (but not his last  acting role) before being elected governor of California on 7  October 2003.'),
('181888',' Carrie'),
('181889','Anne Moss (qv), Peta Wilson (qv) and Jeri Ryan (qv)  were also considered for the role of T'),
('181890','X.'),
('181891',' The first week of photography was the scene where the Terminator  crashes the truck on the T'),
('181892','X at the exterior of the vet clinic. The  last day of photography was the scene where the T'),
('181893','X appeared from  the time portal.'),
('181894',' When the T'),
('181895','Xs weapon is damaged, her on screen display chooses a  new weapon. The display shows the name of the weapon and a  description, but if you look closely the description for all of the  weapons simply states: "Important information about this weapon is  being displayed here".'),
('181896',' According to the Terminators computer display, he fires 760 rounds  of ammunition during the cemetery scene.'),
('181897',' During the cemetery scene, as the Terminators computer display is  counting rounds fired and casualties, names are scrolled on the  screen. Many of these names are members of the Visual Effects  department (Enid, Keiko, James, Rod, Mark, Bryan, and more)'),
('181898',' During filming of the scene where Scott Mason/Petersen morphs into  the T'),
('181899','X, both actors were filmed performing the same motions and  blended to create the effect. When filming, Mark Famiglietti (qv),  who plays Scott, had to wear large platform shoes because  Kristanna Loken (qv) is significantly taller than he is.'),
('181900',' When the Terminator is rebooting after destroying the Jeep Cherokee,  among other things loaded is a "Quicktime Video Codec".'),
('181901',' Two of the air bases Skynet is shown taking control of are "Moron  Airfield" and "Batman Air Base". These are actual military  locations. Moron (pronounced More'),
('181902','own) Air Base is located in Spain,  and Batman Air Base is in Turkey.'),
('181903',' In the third act, The Terminator reboots himself, to rid his system  from corruption caused by the T'),
('181904','X. As he does, we can see, in his  first'),
('181905','person "Terminator Vision", many items scroll by. These  include: "Remote Access", "Sound", "Memory", "Software Update",  "QuickTime Player", "Control Strip", "Date and Time", "Multiple  Users", "Keychain Access", "Location Manager", "Energy Saver", "Add  Application Program", and also "MP3.com". All of these items (with  the exception of "MP3.com") are easily recognized components of  Apple Macintosh operating systems, most likely Mac OS 9. (See also  trivia for _Terminator, The (1984)_ (qv), in which "Terminator  Vision" incorporated assembly code for the Motorola 6502  microprocessor, the CPU for the then'),
('181906','current Apple II computer.)'),
('181907',' An early draft had a completely different storyline from the film,  in which John Connor is a successful computer programmer, who ends  up being instrumental in the activation of Skynet. Sarah Connor is  also featured in the film. The evil Terminator is a shapeshifter,  but also can take on a gaseous energy form.'),
('181908',' The scene in the hangar with dozens of T'),
('181909','1 robots was realized via  digital matte painting. Only three full'),
('181910','scale T'),
('181911','1 robots were built  for the film.'),
('181912',' Digital stunt doubles were used extensively in the movie, largely in  car chase scenes in the cemetery and with the crane.'),
('181913',' During rehearsals two weeks prior to shooting the crane chase scene,  the crane was involved in an accident and was heavily damaged. It  was impossible to acquire a new crane, at a cost $1.5 million, so  repair crews worked around the clock to have it repaired on time for  the shooting.'),
('181914',' Tedi Sarafian (qv) wrote a script for the movie, but since his  ideas would have resulted in the movie costing more than $200  million (a scene featured a Boeing crashing in downtown LA and  exploding half of the city) his script was refused. Some of his  ideas were used, though, (the evil Terminator is a woman, Sarah  Connor doesnt appear), so he earned a "story" credit.'),
('181915',' When the Terminator is choosing items at the convenience store, he  grabs a Manner Schnitten, which is an Austrian sugar wafer. Its the  pink package he grabs as he turns a corner.'),
('181916',' The hook on the crane was, in some shots, a digital one.'),
('181917',' It took six months to edit the car chase sequence.'),
('181918',' The car chase, at the cemetery, was a collaboration between the 1st  unit and the 2nd unit. The TX on the roof of the car was all  digital.'),
('181919',' The scene in the back of the truck, between John and Kate, was shot  on four separate days over several months.'),
('181920',' According to an interview with Andrew G. Vajna (qv),  Ridley Scott (qv) was asked to direct the film, but he had already  committed to _Black Hawk Down (2001)_ (qv).'),
('181921',' When the T'),
('181922','Xs primary weapon is damaged the alternative weapons  listed are, in order: P31 Caustic Shells x231 HDE'),
('181923','Predator (333b)  Finite Rapid Cluster Gun .45mm Cascader Nano'),
('181924','Disruptor (.222mm)  SUBauro Neutralizer (.444) IAD'),
('181925','CHemTech'),
('181926',' The studios had long wanted to make a sequel to the previous  Terminator films, but for a long time Arnold Schwarzenegger (qv)  refused to do it unless James Cameron (I) (qv) was directing.  Cameron eventually told his friend to "Just do it and ask for a  shit'),
('181927','load of money", reasoning that the character was as much  Schwarzeneggers as it was his.'),
('181928',' John quotes his mother in the cemetery as calling every day after 29  August 1997 a "gift". The quote is a near'),
('181929','exact copy of what Sarah  Connor says in _Terminator 2: Judgment Day (1991)_ (qv)s original,  "happy" ending available on most of its DVD editions.'),
('181930',' Among the weapons the T'),
('181931','800 takes from the weapons cache in the  cemetery are the Glock 18 pistol with full/semi modes as well as the  Heckler and Koch G'),
('181932','36 and UMP45 designs.'),
('181933',' The "Rich Woman" attacked by the naked TX was planned to have  attempted to use an ATM that wouldnt respond, but there wasnt time  to film it. If this scene had been included, it would have been one  of several indications (Kates cell phone, the lack of TV reception  at the AM/PM) that the computer virus is taking over.'),
('181934',' Kristanna Loken (qv) speaks all of her characters dialogue in the  first 25 minutes of the film.'),
('181935',' Near the end of the film, the computer console displays "Blue 478"  and John says "Dakota 775". The code numbers actually refer to the  Intel Pentium 4s socket design with second generation of P4  processors using Socket 478 and the later one using LGA 775 socket.  Another reference is the particle accelerator control room,  designated "P4".'),
('181936',' The storyboards for the Judgement Day scenes near the end of the  film were much more graphic than what was seen in the film, and  included images such as the Statue of Liberty melting, the Hollywood  sign going up in flames and even Dr. Silberman being incinerated by  a nuclear blast. However, the VFX team were told that it was "too  soon after 9/11" to show such graphic destruction, and that only a  single nuclear explosion should be seen, and that it should actually  be of relatively poor quality compared to what was seen in the  second film.'),
('181937',' The "Sgt. Candy" scene, which was included in early prints of the  film, explains why all the Terminators look like  Arnold Schwarzenegger (qv). Arnolds character has a Southern US  accent. When one of the scientists questions it, another scientist  replies (in an Arnold voice over), "We can fix it." The actor  portraying this scientist is Jack Noseworthy (qv). This scene is  available as a special feature on the DVD version.'),
('181938',' The date of the original "Judgement Day" that they were trying to  prevent was 29 August 1997.'),
('181939',' The lever that John Conner uses to power up the particle accelerator  is the throttle control from a Saitek X45 PC Joystick system,  painted red instead of blue.'),
('181940',' The airtime for the 30'),
('181941','second TV spot during the Superbowl cost $2.1  million.'),
('181942',' For advertising purposes the Indian Motorcycle Co. donated eight  "Chief" model motorcycles outfitted as California Highway Patrol  bikes for use in the film, one of which was completely destroyed on  purpose when crushed by a truck during a chase scene.'),
('181943',' Linda Hamilton (I) (qv) was initially approached to reprise her  role as Sarah Connor but turned it down. A line in the movie instead  has John Conner saying that Sarah died of leukemia in 1997.'),
('181944',' Was originally slated to be shot in Vancouver, BC, Canada, but was  relocated at the last minute to L.A. It was speculated that the  reason for the move was due to rising criticisms against American  productions being shot in Canada ("runaway productions") and  Arnold Schwarzenegger (qv)s political aspirations, although the  official reason is that L.A. studio space became available at the  last minute to accommodate the production.'),
('181945',' The character of Kate Brewsters fiancé was originally named Scott  Petersen. Due to the names similarity to Scott Peterson (IX) (qv)  (a California man convicted of murdering his pregnant wife and their  unborn child in late 2002 while out fishing) and the plot of his  fiancées kidnapping, the characters name was changed to Scott  Mason, although hes still listed as Scott Petersen in the credits.'),
('181946',' In all three Terminator films the Terminators definition of "being  back" means entering a building by driving a vehicle through it: In  _Terminator, The (1984)_ (qv) he drives a car into a police station  after saying "Ill be back." In  _Terminator 2: Judgment Day (1991)_ (qv) he drives a SWAT van into  the Cyberdyne Building after saying "Ill be back." In this film he  flies a helicopter into an airplane hangar, steps out and proclaims,  "Im back!"'),
('181947',' Several of Arnold Schwarzenegger (qv)s female employees were cast  as extras in the opening bar scene, where The Terminator first  arrives in search of clothing.'),
('181948',' Stan Winston (qv) and his team constructed flawless, life'),
('181949','size,  fully'),
('181950','operational robotic replicas of Arnold Schwarzenegger (qv)  and co'),
('181951','star Kristanna Loken (qv) because certain sequences  involving fire and explosions were too dangerous for them to  perform.'),
('181952',' Arnold Schwarzenegger (qv) suffered a minor hand injury during the  filming of the cemetery battle scene. One of the small explosives on  the casket exterior, used to simulate a bullet hit, was planted too  close to his hand.'),
('181953',' Ridley Scott (qv) and John McTiernan (I) (qv) were considered  for the directors job after James Cameron (I) (qv) turned down  the offer, saying that he had told the story completely after  _Terminator 2: Judgment Day (1991)_ (qv).'),
('181954',' A cut scene explains why all Terminators looked like  Arnold Schwarzenegger (qv). A character named Sgt. Candy (played  by Schwarzenegger) explains in an army promotion video that he was  chosen to be the model of the Terminator project.'),
('181955',' Arnold Schwarzenegger (qv) worked out for six months, about three  hours a day, before shooting started, by which time he had the exact  same body weight and muscle measurements as he had 12 years  previously while shooting _Terminator 2: Judgment Day (1991)_ (qv).'),
('181956',' Artisan Entertainment,which had the rights to the Terminator series,  was at the time owned by the same company that owned Indian  Motorcycles, hence the product placement.'),
('181957',' After the T'),
('181958','X has damaged her primary weapon, a first'),
('181959','person view  shows her going through different weapon choices. On the right side  of the screen one of the weapons is named "Rumsfeld P81 Cauterizer".  This is a poke at President George W. Bush (qv)s Secretary of  Defense at the time, Donald Rumsfeld (qv).'),
('181960',' When shooting the cemetery scene where the Terminator shoots at the  SWAT team, it was impossible to wield the machine'),
('181961','gun with one hand.  A Steadicam harness was attached to the side of  Arnold Schwarzenegger (qv) to enable him to hold the gun with one  hand. The harness was erased digitally in post'),
('181962','production.'),
('181963',' The gas station where The Terminator stops for refueling is the same  gas station seen in all three Terminator movies. In the first movie  it was shown at the end where a pregnant Sarah stops before driving  to the Mojave Desert. In the second film its also the same place  used where Sarah camps in for the night after she escapes from the  hospital.'),
('181964',' O.J. Simpson (qv) was considered for the role of the Terminator,  but the producers feared he was "too nice" to be taken seriously as  a cold'),
('181965','blooded killer.'),
('181966',' Michael Biehn (qv)s character gets bitten on the hand by another  character. This happens to him in every James Cameron (I) (qv)  movie hes in '),
('181967',' see _Aliens (1986)_ (qv) and  _Abyss, The (1989)_ (qv).'),
('181968',' It was actually Arnold Schwarzenegger (qv) who punched through the  windshield of the car. James Cameron (I) (qv) didnt want to use  fake glass '),
('181969',' he wanted real safety glass to be punched through. To  attain this effect, a steel cast of Schwarzeneggers fist and  forearm was produced and Schwarzenegger wore the steel cast to punch  through the windshield (Without it, he would have easily broken his  hand).'),
('181970',' ACTTRADE(Arnold Schwarzenegger (qv)): "Ill be back!" (first)'),
('181971',' Jürgen Prochnow (qv) was also considered to play the title role.'),
('181972',' Lance Henriksen (qv) was the actor originally considered for the  role of The Terminator. Writer/director James Cameron (I) (qv)  even made early sketches showing The Terminator looking like  Henriksen. The original concept was for the character to be able to  blend into a crowd. Cameron approached Arnold Schwarzenegger (qv)  and wanted him to play the role of Kyle Reese but after their  meeting, Schwarzenegger and Cameron both wanted Schwarzenegger to  play the title role, so Henriksen was finally cast in the role of  Detective Vukovich. Curiously, Henriksen later got to play the part  of a humanoid cyborg when he played Bishop in _Aliens (1986)_ (qv),  also directed by James Cameron.'),
('181973',' Just after the first scene in the nightclub TechNoir, we hear a  police radio report a "two'),
('181974','eleven in progress at Bobs Liquor,  corner of Third and Cameron," a possible reference to director  James Cameron (I) (qv).'),
('181975',' Shots through the Terminators vision shows a dump of the ROM  assembler code for the Apple II operation system. If you own an  Apple II, enter at the basic prompt:  ] call '),
('181976','151  * p  This will give you the terminator view. Other code visible is  written in COBOL.'),
('181977',' Arnold Schwarzenegger (qv)s voice is used in exactly 16 lines,  with 17 sentences spoken. The terminator has two other lines  on'),
('181978','screen, one with the voice of a police officer overdubbed, and  one with the voice of Sarahs mother overdubbed. There are also many  lines with the voice of Sarahs mother, and we learn that the  terminator is actually saying them, but we dont see it.'),
('181979',' Science fiction author Harlan Ellison (qv) sued Cameron, claiming  that the film was plagiarized from the two  _"Outer Limits, The" (1963)_ (qv) episodes that Ellison wrote,  namely "Soldier" and "Demon With a Glass Hand". The concept of  "Skynet" could also have been borrowed from an Ellison short story  called "I Have No Mouth and I Must Scream". The suit was settled out  of court and newer prints of the film acknowledge Ellison.'),
('181980',' SPOILER: A scene in which a person picked up the CPU of the  terminator after it was crushed, was filmed but not included in the  movie. Another reference to the time paradox whereby the events in  the film directly lead to the creation of Skynet was also cut: in  the scene where Sarah is driven away in the ambulance following the  destruction of the terminator in the hydraulic press, after the cut  seen in the theatrical release, the camera pans up to reveal that  this took place inside Cyberdynes production facility.'),
('181981',' The initial draft for the movie was sold to  James Cameron (I) (qv)s wife, Gale Anne Hurd (qv) for the price  of $1 only.'),
('181982',' James Cameron (I) (qv) got the idea for  _Terminator, The (1984)_ (qv) while shooting another film in Europe.  His vision was of a metal endoskeleton emerging from flames and most  of the script was written backwards from there. The endoskeleton  would have to be futuristic, and Cameron couldnt afford to set the  film in the future. The solution was to bring the future to the  present, hence the time travel aspect of the script was written  in.'),
('181983',' William Wisher Jr. (qv), who co'),
('181984','wrote the movie with  James Cameron (I) (qv), is featured in a small role as the police  officer who attempts to assist the Terminator who was left burned on  the curb by Sarah Connor and Kyle Reese, but gets knocked  unconscious for his effort.'),
('181985',' DIRTRADE(James Cameron (I) (qv)):[feet]: when the Terminator  approaches the house of the first Sarah Connor, he crushes a small  toy truck with his car before getting out.'),
('181986',' DIRTRADE(James Cameron (I) (qv)):[feet]: after the Terminator  kills Ginger, he steps on her walkman headphones.'),
('181987',' DIRTRADE(James Cameron (I) (qv)):[nice cut]: Sarahs burning photo  fades into Sarah sleeping in Kyles arms.'),
('181988',' The original treatment by James Cameron (I) (qv) included the  detail that the Terminator needed to eat periodically in order for  his human flesh to survive. A scene is included where the Terminator  eats a candy bar, wrapper and all. This detail was incorporated into  the script for _Terminator 3: Rise of the Machines (2003)_ (qv),  with the Terminator selecting Arnold Schwarzenegger (qv)s  favorite Austrian chocolate wafer. When fans learned that a scene  had shot where the Terminator ate chocolate, the reaction was  overwhelmingly negative and the scene was omitted.'),
('181989',' DIRTRADE(James Cameron (I) (qv)):[feet]: in the future sequence,  there is a close'),
('181990','up of tank treads rolling over human skulls.'),
('181991',' DIRTRADE(James Cameron (I) (qv)):[nuke]'),
('181992',' SPOILER: Two deleted scenes gave some Skynet and the Future War some  more background. The first was a scene where Sarah discovers that a  company called Cyberdyne will be responsible for building Skynet and  the Terminators. She tries to convince Reese that they should  destroy this company, in order to prevent the dark future from ever  happening. Reese tells her that his mission is conserving the  future, not changing it. The second scene shows that Cyberdyne owns  the factory where Sarah battled the Terminator, and one of their  employees finding the Terminators microchip (this event actually  causes Skynet to exist in the first place). Both these ideas became  major plot points for the sequel  _Terminator 2: Judgment Day (1991)_ (qv). Director  James Cameron (I) (qv) cut the scenes because he wanted to leave  some questions yet unanswered, which he never regretted as he could  make an entire sequel out of the unused ideas.'),
('181993',' Near the beginning of the movie, when Sarah Connor  (Linda Hamilton (I) (qv)) receives a message on her answering  machine breaking her date, the voice on the machine is  James Cameron (I) (qv)s. Years later, Hamilton and Cameron got  married and subsequently divorced.'),
('181994',' Wolfie, James Cameron (I) (qv)s German Shepherd dog can be seen  at the Tiki Motel.'),
('181995',' SPOILER: The body bag Reese is put in at the end of the film is  actually a suit bag owned by director James Cameron (I) (qv).'),
('181996',' DIRTRADE(James Cameron (I) (qv)):[Slow'),
('181997','motion interrupted by  gunshot] At the TechNoir club'),
('181998',' Michael Biehn (qv) almost didnt get the role of Kyle Reese  because in his first audition he spoke in a Southern accent as a  result of working on a part for a stage production of "Cat on a Hot  Tin Roof" (he didnt get the role), and the producers didnt want  Reese to seem regionalized. After a talk with Biehns agent, the  producers called Biehn back for another audition and he got the  part.'),
('181999',' There is only one time that Michael Biehn (qv) and  Arnold Schwarzenegger (qv) are in the same frame together. It is  when Kyle blasts The Terminator the second time at Tech Noir. When  they finally meet in the factory, it is not Schwarzenegger, just a  metallic puppet.'),
('182000',' When Reese saves Sara at the nightclub shootout, he says, "Come with  me if you want to live." The Terminator says the same thing when he  saves Sarah in _Terminator 2: Judgment Day (1991)_ (qv).'),
('182001',' Joe Farago (qv), who plays a news anchorman reporting on the Sarah  Connor murders, plays a similar role in another  James Cameron (I) (qv) film, _Abyss, The (1989)_ (qv).'),
('182002',' Linda Hamilton (I) (qv) broke her ankle prior to production, and  had to have her leg wrapped every day so she could do her chase  scenes. Those scenes were also moved towards the end of the shooting  schedule.'),
('182003',' Although stereophonic sound existed in 1984,  _Terminator, The (1984)_ (qv) was filmed in monophonic sound. This  was because during the production, the budget for the movie was  pretty low. The cost for everything else in the movie added up to  the crew not having enough money to produce The Terminator in stereo  sound. Although a stereo remix was produced later by the Hemdale VHS  release, it was only until MGM acquired the rights to the film that  they were able to create a fully recognizable 5.1 stereo soundtrack  for the 2001 Special Edition DVD.'),
('182004',' Arnold Schwarzenegger (qv)s famous debut line Ill be back was  originally scripted as Ill come back.'),
('182005',' One afternoon during a break in filming,  Arnold Schwarzenegger (qv) went into a restaurant in downtown L.A.  to get some lunch and realized all too late that he was still in  Terminator makeup '),
('182006',' with a missing eye, exposed jawbone and burned  flesh.'),
('182007',' The TechNoir set was actually a downtown L.A. restaurant, redressed  to look like a nightclub.'),
('182008',' Most of the car chase scenes were shot at normal speed and sped up  slightly. To add more of a sense of speed, other cars rode along  with them out of frame with revolving lights attached to them that  made it seem like the car was passing other light sources faster.'),
('182009',' Arnold Schwarzenegger (qv) was trained for weeks on weapons  handling before he started the film, and wound up garnering a  compliment in "Soldier of Fortune" magazine for his realistic  handling of the guns on camera (whereas the magazine usually  lampoons movies for their inaccurate depictions of weapons use).'),
('182010',' Tony Banks (I) (qv), keyboardist of Genesis, was considered to  compose the soundtrack '),
('182011',' he even was sent the script. But he was  busy doing the score to "Redwing".'),
('182012',' The future terminator who infiltrates the human camp in the dream  sequence is played by Franco Columbu (qv), who is a multiple Mr.  Olympia title winner like Arnold Schwarzenegger (qv) and is a  close friend of his.'),
('182013',' The classic "clank" was made by Brad Fiedel (qv) by hitting a  microphone with a cast iron skillet.'),
('182014',' The "screaming" sound at the end of the movie is Brad Fiedel (qv)  and friends screaming in a microphone and Fiedel playing synth over  it.'),
('182015',' Edward James Olmos (qv) was originally considered for the role of  Lt. Traxler.'),
('182016',' The earlier drafts of the script has a scene where Sarah obtains  Cyberdyne Systems address, and she and Kyle travel to Sunnyvale,  California to blow up Cyberdyne. This scene was omitted, and the  only relic of this scene in the movie is the fact that Sarah reveals  the area code for the Tiki Motel to be 408.'),
('182017',' According to the original treatment (accessible on the DVD version),  there were originally two protectors sent back to save Sarah Connor.  However, this partner of Reeses would have received very little  screen time, as when he traveled through time, he rematerialized  right into a fire escape. It is interesting to note that this  contradicts what the sequels show about the Temporal Displacement  Field (matter in an orb'),
('182018','shaped space is replaced by its counterpart  from the future).'),
('182019',' The sunglasses worn by the Termintor were Gargoyles.'),
('182020',' The Terminator uses the following weapons throughout the movie:  '),
('182021',' A AMT 1911 .45 Long Slide with Laser Pointer (pretty much    everywhere)  '),
('182022',' A SandW classic type 2.5'),
('182023','inch barrel revolver, caliber .357Mag    (during the tunnel chase)  '),
('182024',' An Uzi .9mm Submachine Gun (in the Tech Noir nightclub and the    Tiki motel)  '),
('182025',' A SPAS'),
('182026','12 Automatic Shotgun (during the police station shootout)  '),
('182027',' An AR'),
('182028','18 Assault Rifle (during the police station shootout and the    tunnel chase)'),
('182029',' The movies line "Ill be back." was voted as the #37 movie quote by  the American Film Institute (out of 100).'),
('182030',' The movies line "Ill be back." was voted as the #95 of "The 100  Greatest Movie Lines" by Premiere in 2007.'),
('182031',' Reese never turns on the headlights of any of the cars he drives.  Possibly deliberate, as Reese probably would have been accustomed to  driving without lights to avoid HKs in the future.'),
('182032',' The "fog" in the scene after Sarah and Reese leave the bridge where  they spent the night is actually bug spray, due to the big "fly  scare" in the filming location at that time. The crew was going to  wait until the spray dissipated, but decided to use it as fog for  the effect instead. This is revealed in a DVD easter egg, which can  be found by pressing the right arrow in the languages section until  the square on the right is lit up.'),
('182033',' In James Cameron (I) (qv)s original treatment, Sarah Connor has  an old figure skating injury that was fixed with a couple of  surgical pins and the terminator would cut the legs open of the  first two Sarah Connors to find this identifying mark.'),
('182034',' SPOILER: The Body count in this movie is 27 people. There were 30  cops in the police station, but in the 1993 sequel, we find that the  Terminator was only wanted for killing 17. Also killed were Kyle  Reese, one of the three punks (the second  (Brian Thompson (I) (qv)) who was punched through the stomach '),
('182035','  the punk leader (Bill Paxton (qv)) got knocked out and of course  the third (Brad Rearden (qv)) lost his clothes), the first two  Sarah Connors, the truck driver, the gun store clerk, Sarahs mother,  Sarahs friend and her friends boy friend, and of course, though not  counted by the cops, the Terminator himself.'),
('182036',' The beginning of production was postponed for nine months, due to  Arnold Schwarzenegger (qv)s commitment to  _Conan the Destroyer (1984)_ (qv). During this time,  James Cameron (I) (qv) wanted to be working but didnt have the  time to do a whole other film so he took on a writing assignment,  this turned out to be _Aliens (1986)_ (qv).'),
('182037',' Mel Gibson (I) (qv) turned down the role of the Terminator.'),
('182038',' The Los Angeles police cars have different mottoes: "To Protect and  Serve" and "To Care and Protect".'),
('182039',' In the beginning of the movie, The Terminator drives over a toy semi  truck..towards the end of the movie, The Terminator is run over by  the same model of semi truck.'),
('182040',' The game was written entirely in assembly and takes up more than  35,000 lines. The game contains approximately 20,000 3D objects. It  was developed using Turbo Assembler and Turbo Debugger with all  debugging being done remotely. It was created on a variety of 286  and 386 computers. All graphics were created on IBMs and Amigas  using DPIII and DA. More than 700 frames of animations were created.  The delta mode compression yielded a 100 to 1 ratio.'),
('182041',' The Three Stooges (qv) first short of 1938, hence the reference  in the title.'),
('182042',' Jennifer Jones (I) (qv) originally owned the book rights and  wanted to play the part of Aurora. Sissy Spacek (qv) was  originally scheduled to play the Debra Winger (qv) role.'),
('182043',' The character of Garrett Breedlove does not appear in the novel and  was written specifically with Burt Reynolds (I) (qv) in mind by  writer'),
('182044','director James L. Brooks (qv). Reynolds loved the script  but was already committed to star in _Stroker Ace (1983)_ (qv).'),
('182045',' The MPAA originally gave this film an "R" rating due to strong  language. It was reduced to "PG" on an appeal (the PG'),
('182046','13 rating did  not exist at the time), an achievement often repeated by  writer'),
('182047','director'),
('182048','producer James L. Brooks (qv) on his later films.'),
('182049',' MacLaine, Shirley (qv) and Winger, Debra (qv) were both  nominated for 1983s Best Actress Oscar, which went to MacLaine. On  her way to the podium, she reportedly whispered to Winger, "Half of  this belongs to you," to which Winger reportedly replied, "Ill take  half."'),
('182050',' The role of Emma was originally written for Spacek, Sissy (qv).'),
('182051',' Lithgow, John (qv) was called in to replace another actor and his  part was filmed in only three days during a break from filming for  _Footloose (1984)_ (qv).'),
('182052',' The voice of Auroras husband in the films opening scene is  Albert Brooks (qv) (credited as A Brooks).'),
('182053',' Debra Winger (qv) behaved erratically on the set of this film  because she was trying to get over a severe cocaine addiction. At  one point, she and Shirley MacLaine (qv) got into a shoving match.'),
('182054',' The Kearney State College scenes were shot at the University of  Nebraska, in Lincoln, due to major construction taking place at the  Kearney campus (now known as the University of Nebraska at Kearney).'),
('182055',' James L. Brooks (qv) based much of the films look on  _Best Years of Our Lives, The (1946)_ (qv) and the paintings of  Norman Rockwell (I) (qv).'),
('182056',' Jack Nicholson (qv) talked with a number of real astronauts while  in Houston to prepare for his role.'),
('182057',' Louise Fletcher (qv) was considered for the role of Aurora.'),
('182058',' Harrison Ford (I) (qv) was offered and turned down the role of  Garrett Breedlove before Jack Nicholson (qv) signed on.'),
('182059',' Paul Newman (I) (qv) also turned down the role of Garrett  Breedlove.'),
('182060',' The role of Patsy was originally offered to Kim Basinger (qv), who  turned it down to star in _Man Who Loved Women, The (1983)_ (qv)  instead'),
('182061',' The film was shot (in Cinecittà) with both French and Italian  actors, all appearing in both versions. All French actors are dubbed  in the Italian version and vice'),
('182062','versa. The Italian version of the  film, known as "Terra di fuoco" was released in Italy in February  1939. French cinema'),
('182063','goers had to wait until October 1942 to see it.'),
('182064',' The names of Enzo Biliotti (qv) and Mario Gallina (qv) are  sometimes associated with this film but neither of them appear in  it. Their roles were possibly cut from the final release print.'),
('182065',' The cast was exclusively composed of non'),
('182066','professional actors. They  were genuine fishermen and inhabitants of Aci Trezza (Sicily). The  credits doesnt give the name of any of the actors; they are  collectively listed as "Pescatori Siciliani" (Sicilian Firshermen).'),
('182067',' When financing fell through, Visconti was forced to sell some of his  mothers jewelry and one of the familys apartments in Rome to  finish the film.'),
('182068',' With the exception of the Glock 33 handgun, all weapons shown on  screen were real, not props.'),
('182069',' In the body disposal room a severed head from the film The Evil  Dead can be seen in the corner'),
('182070',' Part of the "Die Frontshau" (The Front Show) Nazi film series, which  was produced and screened only to German troops to supposedly  prepare them for the assault on Soviet Territories (1941'),
('182071','1943). The  series was banned from public screening during the war. Listed as  film number 11 in the series.'),
('182072',' Filmed mostly in the directors back yard.'),
('182073',' The film was briefly classed as one of the official DPP 74 video  nasties in the UK but was removed from the list in 1985. It was  released fully uncut in the UK in 2003.'),
('182074',' The story was originally intended as a vehicle for  Katharine Hepburn (qv), with the main character a retired tennis  champion. When she declined the project, it was rewritten for  James Cagney (qv), with the lead character changed to a retired  boxer.'),
('182075',' Due to the aftereffects of a stroke, James Cagney was unable to  properly articulate his dialog during shooting. In the finished  film, his voice is actually dubbed by someone else.'),
('182076',' The final film of James Cagney (qv).'),
('182077',' This film is believed lost. Please check your attic.'),
('182078',' Biograph production number 3320.'),
('182079',' Released as a split reel along with the comedy  _Rival Queens, The (1916)_ (qv).'),
('182080',' Included as supplemental material on the second disc of the  collectors edition DVD for  _Lemony Snickets A Series of Unfortunate Events (2004)_ (qv).'),
('182081',' One of Mexicos last silent films.'),
('182082',' According to the DVD commentary track, the model for the toreador  caricature was Walt Disney himself.'),
('182083',' Wenders, Wim (qv) borrowed the entire cast and crew of this movie  to make _Stand der Dinge, Der (1982)_ (qv).'),
('182084',' Michael Craze (qv) who plays Gary was originally going to play a  leading role but had an epilepsy episode during the shoot and was  told he couldnt work during that time. Norman J. Warren ended up  getting James Aubrey to taken over Crazes scenes.'),
('182085',' Posters for Warrens previous film, _Satans Slave (1976)_ (qv), and  _Thriller '),
('182086',' en grym film (1974)_ (qv) are visible in Jamess office.'),
('182087',' The last theatrical UPA cartoon, and the only one done by the  studios New York branch, which mostly worked on commercials.'),
('182088',' The end credits states, "A VERY SPECIAL THANK YOU TO: The New York  City Police Department, for their unstinting cooperation and  invaluable help throughout every part of this production" In The  Making of Terror Firmer, it shows the police clashing with the  production on several instances (one of which involved the police  revoking the crews filming permit).'),
('182089',' The first Troma movie to be edited digitally on Avid.'),
('182090',' Based on Lloyd Kaufmans book All I Need To Know About Filmmaking I  Learned From The Toxic Avenger. Also, many scenes and characters are  references to real events and people on Troma sets.'),
('182091',' This movie is also known as "One giant Tribute to all Troma films"  as this film has many similaritys to other Troma movies or actors  with small parts in this movie who were the leading characters in  other Troma movies.'),
('182092',' A warning bell sounded before "horrific" scenes.'),
('182093',' The film was shot in two weeks, completely from scratch. When the  crew met, the director had only a loose set of storyboards.  Everything else '),
('182094',' filming, developing, modeling, texturing,  animation, effects, and editing '),
('182095',' had to be completed in the  allotted two'),
('182096','week time span.'),
('182097',' Will Vinton (qv) visited Oregon3D while the film was in  post'),
('182098','production. While there, he and the crew ended up playing a  mass Halo death match on four large screens.'),
('182099',' There was no audio recorded on location '),
('182100',' all of the audio was  looped in during editing. The voices were recorded at Oregon3D using  a small digital device, and all other sounds came from either the  on'),
('182101','file sound library or the public domain.'),
('182102',' Erroneously listed in American Film Institute Catalog of Feature  Films 1921'),
('182103','1930 as Terror rather than Terror Mountain which is  the correct title.'),
('182104',' The character of Dr. Carnage was modeled after director  Castro, Joe (I) (qv)'),
('182105',' The little boy at the very end of the movie is the creature  designers son.'),
('182106',' Chapter titles:  '),
('182107',' 1. The Mystery Girl  '),
('182108',' 2. False Clues  '),
('182109',' 3. The Mine of Menace  '),
('182110',' 4. The Door of Doom  '),
('182111',' 5. The Bridge of Disaster  '),
('182112',' 6. The Ship of Surpirse  '),
('182113',' 7. The Palace of Fear  '),
('182114',' 8. The Peril of the Palace  '),
('182115',' 9. The Desert of Despair  '),
('182116',' 10. Sands of Fate  '),
('182117',' 11. The Menace of the Sea  '),
('182118',' 12. The Isle of Eternity  '),
('182119',' 13. The Forest of Fear  '),
('182120',' 14. The Lure of the Jungle  '),
('182121',' 15. The Jaws of Death  '),
('182122',' 16. The Storm of Despair  '),
('182123',' 17. The Arm of the Law  '),
('182124',' 18. The Final Reckoning.'),
('182125',' The observation type passenger car used in the film called the  Denehotso is being restored and is now located at the Arizona  Railway Musuem in Chandler AZ.'),
('182126',' The idea for Terror Train came from a dream that Dan Grodnik (qv)  had. One weekend night after seeing the films  _Halloween (1978)_ (qv) and _Silver Streak (1976)_ (qv), Dan woke up  and said to his wife, "What do you think about putting Halloween on  a train? His wife answered, "Thats terrible. He jotted down  "Terrible Train" on a piece of paper on his nightstand. In the  morning he changed the title to TERROR TRAIN, wrote up 22 pages, and  made a deal on it with Sandy Howards company at 3 in the afternoon.'),
('182127',' Originally filmed as a pilot to the short'),
('182128','lived 1981 TV series  "Fritz and Bones" and edited together with another failed TV pilot  that is unrelated to the comic tone featured.'),
('182129',' Filmed in 1981 but not broadcast until 1982.'),
('182130',' Used the same sets as _Blood of Draculas Castle (1969)_ (qv) and  _Dr. Terrors Gallery of Horrors (1966)_ (qv).'),
('182131',' Nationally released as the second part of a double bill with  _Screaming Skull, The (1958)_ (qv).'),
('182132',' The producers had to edit the film in order to avoid an X rating  from the MPAA, despite the fact that none of the films featured had  received a rating higher than R when they were initially released.'),
('182133',' The film was released in a rare letterbox format for a 1985 Japanese  LaserVision LD released by Shochiku Home Video and Pioneer  Electronics as "Thats Shock". The title was spread over 3 CAV sides  to allow frame'),
('182134','by'),
('182135','frame access and the gate'),
('182136','fold jacket contained an  index of film clips(in Japanese). It may be the last digital release  of the film unless some brave distributor comes along to pick up the  massive DVD rights clearance tab for the clips in the film.'),
('182137',' Based on a real life incident.'),
('182138',' Following this films release, it was reported that Jed Buell (qv)  planned to use the same cast in a film version of the story of Paul  Bunyan (with a large gentleman playing Bunyan). It is assumed this  idea never got past the pre'),
('182139','production phase.'),
('182140',' This film was written in five minutes, shot in five hours, and  edited in three hours.'),
('182141',' The inspiration for this film was a combination of the H. G. Wells  book, "The Invisible Man" and the Kevin Bacon (qv) vehicle,  _Hollow Man (2000)_ (qv)'),
('182142',' This film was shot in its entirety twice. The first time it was shot  on DV. Upon the insistence of friends and colleagues the film was  made again, shot for shot, on 35mm. The original sound from the DV  version was used on the 35mm version.'),
('182143',' The Laboratory set was in reality writer/co'),
('182144','director  Adam Roffman (qv)s laundry room. You can see detergent bottles in  the background, a washer and dryer behind the beakers, and the  beakers are resting on an ironing board. The mini'),
('182145','van that strikes  the first blow was owned and driven by co'),
('182146','director  Wayne Kimball (qv).'),
('182147',' Producer Sandy Cobe is also acting as theater manager.'),
('182148',' This film is believed lost, only the soundtrack (Vitaphone disks)  remains.'),
('182149',' Warner Brothers second all'),
('182150','talking picture.'),
('182151',' Having finished _Raven, The (1963)_ (qv), Corman, Roger (qv) shot  this film in only four days using the same set and the same two lead  actors.'),
('182152',' Filmed in four days with five directors.'),
('182153',' Roger Corman (qv) shot the castle scenes with Boris Karloff (qv)  so quickly that he didnt even bother to use slates to mark the  beginnings of shots. Once he just had the actors walk downstairs one  after another in succession, figuring he could later cut the single  shot into separate shots that he could probably use somewhere.'),
('182154',' Roger Corman (qv) decided on a major change for this film. Instead  of a fire, the usual finale for a Corman film of the period, he had  the castle flooded instead. Cormans crew had come to look forward  to "fire day".'),
('182155',' Sets for both _Raven, The (1963)_ (qv) and  _Haunted Palace, The (1963)_ (qv) were reused in this film. The tree  that Sandra Knight (qv) rots against at the end was the one to  which Vincent Price (I) (qv) was tied and burned in "Haunted  Palace."'),
('182156',' Sandra Knight (qv) was pregnant while filming.'),
('182157',' The film debuted at the American Scholars Symposium conference in  Los Angeles, June 24'),
('182158','25, 2006. The idea for the conference was  largely the idea of Charlie Sheen, who appears after his public  declaration that he did not believe the Official Story on 9/11.'),
('182159',' The brief MTV clip shown is of a WASP song called Tormentor and the  character O.D. Riley wears a WASP t'),
('182160','shirt.'),
('182161',' The character played by Saskia Winkelaar (qv) was inspired by  Mathilde Willink, the notorious and extravagant wife of the famous  realistic Dutch painter Carel Willink.'),
('182162',' The production had to shut down when the money ran out. James H.  Nicholson and Samuel Z. Arkoff were shown rushes from the film and  agreed to buy the U.S. distribution rights which gave the producers  the money to continue production. With their own Steve Reeves movie  (retitled _Goliath and the Barbarians (1959)_ (qv)) in theatres only  five months after the box office sensation _Hercules (1959)_ (qv),  American International had one of their biggest hits up to that  time.'),
('182163',' When Igor (Livio Lorenzon (qv)) slapped Landa  (Chelo Alonso (qv)), the fiery Cuban actress couldnt help  herself, and slapped him back. After ruining a couple of takes this  way, the old director lost his patience and had Chelos hands tied  off screen. She took it as the script demanded, but after the scene  cut, she walked to her colleague, slapped him, and told him, "Heres  the change!"'),
('182164',' This was the film on which Mario Bava (qv)s son,  Lamberto Bava (qv), began his career as his fathers assistant.  Lamberto would latter become a director himself.'),
('182165',' This film had more then 15 titles before it was decided to be Planet  of the Vampires.'),
('182166',' German Import DVD has a Super'),
('182167','8 Version (German language only), as a  special feature on the disc.'),
('182168',' While doing this movie, actor Dennis Roldan, who plays a kidnapper  in this movie, was arrested for kidnapping in real life.  The movie was initially produced by MMG Films. After the movie  company went bankrupt, Col. Jerry Valeroso brought the rights and  formed the Double Impact Production. Sixto Dy helped in releasing  the film through Leo Films.'),
('182169',' Production started as early as 2002. The original producer, MMG  Entertainment International [ph], went bankrupt and the production  was shelved. Double Impact Films took the project with the help of  Sixto Dy (qv)s Leo Film.'),
('182170',' CGI was used to provide Shawn Ashmore (qv) with a prosthetic leg'),
('182171',' In the re'),
('182172','enactment of Terry Foxs speech in Torontos Nathan  Phillips Square, Terry is wearing a hockey jersey with nothing on  the front. In real life, he was wearing Darryl Sittlers NHL  All'),
('182173','Star Team jersey (with the NHL logo displayed predominantly),  but the cost of licensing the NHL logo meant the shirt was left  blank (though Sittlers name and number is still on the back)'),
('182174',' This was the first made'),
('182175','for'),
('182176','cable film.'),
('182177',' Chapter Titles:  '),
('182178',' 1. The Mystic Mendicanats  '),
('182179',' 2. The Fatal 30  '),
('182180',' 4. Eyes of Evil  '),
('182181',' 5. Prowlers of the Night  '),
('182182',' 6. The Stolen Bride  '),
('182183',' 7. A Doorway of Death  '),
('182184',' 8. A Trail of Trickery  '),
('182185',' 9. Caught in the Net  '),
('182186',' 10. A Race For Love'),
('182187',' The third part (with _Suspiria (1977)_ (qv) and  _Inferno (1980)_ (qv)) of a trilogy of films about the "Three  Mothers."'),
('182188',' Daria Nicolodi (qv) and Asia Argento (qv) are mother and  daughter in real life.'),
('182189',' Lead actor Franco Castellano (qv), became father in the middle of  the shooting.'),
('182190',' When Angela (Torrent)is accessing the warranty database, director  Amenabar, Alejandro (qv)s name appears as a warranted customer of  an XT'),
('182191','500 video camera.'),
('182192',' The film had a relatively small budget of P116 million '),
('182193',' equal to  about 696,000 EUROS.'),
('182194',' Amenábar wrote some of this film while still at University, and that  University was the Complutense, as featured in this film.'),
('182195',' One of the two all'),
('182196','time top grossing movies in Serbia other one  being _Zona Zamfirova (2002)_ (qv)'),
('182197',' Some animal scenes in the jungle (such as a charging rhinoceros or a  crocodile being killed) are inserts that are not in CinemaScope  format. They are stock footage probably taken from an old  documentary (such as _Mondo cane (1962)_ (qv)).'),
('182198',' The original film version of  _Tesoro de la diosa blanca, El (1983)_ (qv) ran at 83 minutes.  However, the French censors did not allow the film to air in France.  To bypass the censors, the French Production company Eurociné  deleting several scenes and sent Olivier Mathot (qv) to shoot  different footage with the same actors (and also used new actors to  add a few characters). The film was then repackaged as "Les Diamants  du Kilimanjaro" and ran 95 minutes long. This film was then exported  around the world, but was still never shown in France. The original  Spanish version (83 minutes) is only available in Spain.'),
('182199',' This film was originally to be followed by another Tony Anthony 3D  film named "Seeing is Believing", a Space Opera.'),
('182200',' This film was rushed into production by Cannon Films, Inc. after the  runaway success of "Comin At Ya!", another 3D film by the same  producers. It was released as the 1983 3D era was coming to an end.'),
('182201',' This film marks the final on'),
('182202','screen performance by Tony Anthony,  though he continued working as a television producer.'),
('182203',' Posters credited the 3'),
('182204','D process used in the film as "Supervision"  and "Wondervision". Both of these processes are fictitious, the  actual camera system was the Marks 3'),
('182205','Depix Stereospace Converter.'),
('182206',' Set in England but filmed in France, as director  Polanski, Roman (qv) was wanted on sex'),
('182207','related charges in the  United States and could have been extradited from England.'),
('182208',' This film was dedicated to Polanskis wife Tate, Sharon (qv), who  was murdered under orders from Manson, Charles (qv). Tate gave  Polanski a copy of the novel as she boarded the liner back to the  United States, the last time they would see each other.'),
('182209',' Polanski dedicated this movie to his late wife, Sharon Tate, who was  killed in 1969 by the Manson Clan. Before her death, she had read  the novel by Thomas Hardy and was convinced that her husband would  one day make a great film based on the novel. The dedication in the  beginning of the film simply states "For Sharon".'),
('182210',' The melody that Angel plays on the recorder is a popular Polish folk  song, "Laura i Filon". Since it is rather unlikely that a 19th  century Englishman would know this tune, it is safe to assume that  this is something that Polanski (of Polish descent) used the tune as  a "trademark" of sorts.'),
('182211',' Director of Photography Geoffrey Unsworth (qv) died of a heart  attack during the third week of shooting at the end of October 1978.  Most of the films scenes shot by him were exteriors in the first  half of the movie and can be noticed by some fog and slight  diffusion. Ghislain Cloquet (qv) shot the second half and the  remaining of the movie with most of his scenes in interiors with no  diffusion. Rumor has that among the scenes shot by Unsworth before  his death were:  '),
('182212',' 1) The foggy day'),
('182213','to'),
('182214','night seduction in the woods  '),
('182215',' 2) The tent and the strawberries when Tess is in the DUberville    mansion.  '),
('182216',' 3) The large barn of cows being milked.  '),
('182217',' 4) The girls seeing Angel at sunrise.  '),
('182218',' 5) Angel carries the girls over the stream.'),
('182219',' "Tess of the DUrbervilles" had been Minnie Maddern Fiskes greatest  stage hit and had made her, according to some, "Americas greatest  actress" and the answer to Frances Sarah Bernhardt. The movie was  also a big success but at nickelodeon prices it failed to return  even Mrs. Fiskes 10,000 dollar advance.'),
('182220',' This is a lost film.'),
('182221',' Tessa was shot over one weekend in County Donegal in the Northern  most part of Ireland. Director James McDonald (IV) (qv) nearly  lost his life when he leaned a little too far over a cliff trying to  get an angle overlooking the waves crashing on the rocks below.'),
('182222',' Several of the courses on the game are from  _Test Drive 5 (VG) (1998)_ (qv), the previous installment. The  Pelton Raceway course might be the secret Silverstone Track that  could be unlocked in some versions of Test Drive 5.'),
('182223',' One of the pedestrian traffic car models on the London course a  modeled after the Pitbull Special vehicle in both  _Test Drive 4 (1997)_ (qv) and _Test Drive 5 (1998)_ (qv), without  the motor, the designs, and the tongue in front of the grille.'),
('182224',' Unlike the previous installments, no cars made up by the developers  were in this game, it was also the first Test Drive game to have a  truck.'),
('182225',' Reportedly Myrna Loy (qv)s personal favorite movie of all her  films.'),
('182226',' The Time Machine is reused from Trancers III (1992). Footage from  Dollman (1991) is used for outdoor scenes in 2019. Various sets from  Puppet Master 4 (1993) and Puppet Master 5 (1994) are reused.'),
('182227',' This short features on Criterions release of Overlord (1975)'),
('182228',' Import DVD has a Super'),
('182229','8 Version, as a special feature on the disc.'),
('182230',' Flashback sequences were shot with a hand'),
('182231','held Super 8mm camera, to  give the effect of a "home movie".'),
('182232',' The film was originally shot as a made'),
('182233','for'),
('182234','TV movie. Paramount  executives were so impressed with it that they released it in  theaters as a feature. The cast sued the producers for higher pay,  claiming they were paid television salaries and not feature film  salaries. The case was settled out of court.'),
('182235',' Final film of Lurene Tuttle (qv).'),
('182236',' The lettermans jacket that Kevin Costner (qv) wears in the movie  is the one he earned by playing baseball at Villa Park High School.'),
('182237',' This feature is a bonus feature of the Paramount "Widescreen  Collection" issue of "Testament".'),
('182238',' This film is featured on the 2'),
('182239','disc Criterion Collection DVD for  _Testament des Dr. Mabuse, Das (1933)_ (qv), as a bonus feature.'),
('182240',' The original title "A babbo morto" ("When daddy dies") was hastily  changed after the death of Gassman, Vittorio (qv), father of  Gassman, Alessandro (qv).'),
('182241',' The last film of Ian Bannen (qv)'),
('182242',' A print of this film survives in the UCLA Film and Television  Archives.'),
('182243',' One of approximately 60 short films produced by Selig for  meat'),
('182244','packers Armour & Co.'),
('182245',' One of approximately 60 short films produced by Selig for  meat'),
('182246','packers Armour & Co.'),
('182247',' One of approximately 60 short films produced by Selig for  meat'),
('182248','packers Armour & Co.'),
('182249',' Biograph production number 2280.'),
('182250',' Made for the National Cash Register Company.'),
('182251',' This version of Tetris, which was made for the NES, is the most  controversial one. Tengen, a division owned by Atari that made games  for third'),
('182252','party consoles (as a way to make money after Ataris unit  was sold off by Warner Communications in 1984). Tengen bypassed a  lockout chip designed by Nintendo to block unauthorized third'),
('182253','party  games (as it was announced that Tengen would make games for the NES  behind Nintendos back) and Tetris was among the games. However,  Tengen faced a lawsuit involving distribution of its own Tetris  game. It was discovered that Tengen bought the rights from a company  called Mirrorsoft, which did not own the rights in the first place.  As a result, Tengen lost its case, the Tengen Tetris was recalled  from stores, and Nintendo released their own legitimate version for  the NES after that.'),
('182254',' A commercial for the game claimed that "bombs" appeared in the game.  No such thing appeared.'),
('182255',' An Tetris clone for the Macintosh, 1993, ported to Windows the next  year under the name Bricklayer.'),
('182256',' Released for Playstation One and Game Boy.'),
('182257',' Although the game included the original version of Tetris, it is  most well'),
('182258','known for its Professor mode. In this mode, the player had  to guide a mustachioed professor to the bottom of a block'),
('182259','filled  room, by destroying the blocks through scoring lines.'),
('182260',' On the Game Boy version, two players could link up to play the  Professor mode against one another.'),
('182261',' The Game Boy version had a "world journey" game where you played the  Professor mode and traveled the world doing so, finding rare  artifacts as you went along.'),
('182262',' The Game Boy version was enhanced for the Super Game Boy accessory.  It featured a custom color scheme and a special border featuring a  golden temple'),
('182263','style pattern, as well as the professor and his  beautiful assistant.'),
('182264',' German censorship visa #02296 dated 8 December 1950.'),
('182265',' The script is loosely based on Joseph Conrads 1915 novel,  "Victory".'),
('182266',' The film is believed to be lost.'),
('182267',' This film was selected to the National Film Registry, Library of  Congress, in 1991.'),
('182268',' Independently financed and shot on a farm on Long Island.'),
('182269',' The basketball game was shot in the gymnasium of what was, at that  time, Broken Arrow Senior High, Broken Arrow Oklahoma. To make it  look like a nighttime game, they put thick black paper over the  windowpanes. This added to the heat generated by the summer weather,  as they were filming daylight hours.'),
('182270',' Several mock'),
('182271','up sets duplicating Texs house were built inside the  National Guard Armory building on the campus of Broken Arrow Senior  High.'),
('182272',' The movie is set about 10 years after the end of the novel That Was  Then, This is Now. Two characters make appearances in Tex: Cathy  Carlson, as Texs English teacher, and the hitchhiker, who is Mark  in disguise, escaped from prison.'),
('182273',' Emilio Estevez (qv)s feature film debut.'),
('182274',' Marilyn Burns (I) (qv), whose character was chased by Leatherface  through the undergrowth actually cut herself on the branches quite  badly, so a lot of the blood on her body and clothes is real.'),
('182275',' The actress whose character was hung up on a meat hook was actually  held up by a nylon cord that went between her legs, causing a great  deal of pain.'),
('182276',' During the dinner scene towards the end of the film, when  Leatherface cuts the girls finger, he actually does cut her finger  because they couldnt get the fake blood to come out of the tube  behind the blade'),
('182277',' The movie wasnt released in Australia until the early 1980s.'),
('182278',' Director Tobe Hooper (qv) claims to have got the idea for the film  while standing in the hardware section of a crowded store. While  thinking of a way to get out through the crowd, he spotted the  chainsaws.'),
('182279',' When it was first released, the film was so horrifying that people  actually walked out on sneak previews for it.'),
('182280',' After getting into the old'),
('182281','age makeup, John Dugan (I) (qv) decided  that he did not ever want to go through the process again, meaning  that all the scenes with him had to be filmed in the same session  before he could take the makeup off. This took about 36 hours,  during a heat wave where the average temperature was over 100  degrees, with a large portion of it spent filming the dinner scene,  sitting in a room filled with dead animals and rotting food.  Edwin Neal (qv) who played the hitch'),
('182282','hiker claimed "Filming that  scene was the worst time of my life... and I had been in Vietnam,  with people trying to kill me, so I guess that shows how bad it  was."'),
('182283',' The film was shot in chronological order.'),
('182284',' The chainsaw used in this film was a Poulan 306A, with a piece of  black tape covering the Poulan logo in order to avoid a possible  lawsuit.'),
('182285',' The film was rejected by the British film censors in 1975, but it  did get a limited cinema release in the London area thanks to the  GLC (Greater London Council). It was banned again in 1977, when the  censors attempts to cut it were unsuccessful, (for the purposes of  a wider release), then it was banned again in 1984, due to the  growing controversy involving video nasties. In 1999, after the  censors finally changed their policy, they took the plunge, and  passed it uncut, for the cinema and video, after 25 years, since  they first banned it.'),
('182286',' The financing for this film came from the profits of a previous film  the production company financed _Deep Throat (1972)_ (qv).'),
('182287',' The film was originally entitled "Headcheese", but was filmed as  "Leatherface", then changed again at the last minute to "Texas Chain  Saw Massacre".'),
('182288',' A family was actually living in the house that served as the Sawyer  family house in the later half of the movie. They rented out their  house to the film crew and continued to stay there during the entire  shoot.'),
('182289',' The human skeleton in the house at the end of the movie was a real  human skeleton. They used a real one because a human skeleton from  India is far cheaper then a fake plastic skeleton.'),
('182290',' Tobe Hooper (qv) allowed Gunnar Hansen (II) (qv) to develop  Leatherface as he saw fit, under his supervision. Hansen decided  that Leatherface was mentally retarded and never learned to talk  properly, so he went to a school for the mentally challenged and  watched how they moved and listened to them talk to get a feel for  the character.'),
('182291',' Leatherface had "lines" in the script that were gibberish with  little side notes indicating what he was trying to say.'),
('182292',' Leatherfaces teeth were prostheses made especially for Gunnar  Hansen by his dentist.'),
('182293',' Since the film was released, the location used as the Sawyer family  house has changed completely. It is now an open field, with no  indication there ever was a house there. The house itself allegedly  has been relocated and is used as a restaurant in Kingsland, Texas.'),
('182294',' SPOILER: Despite the obvious implications of the films title, only  one victim is killed by a chainsaw.'),
('182295',' Alternate titles for the film included "Headcheese", "Leatherface"  and "Stalking Leatherface".'),
('182296',' The close'),
('182297','up of Leatherface cutting his leg on the chainsaw was the  last shot to be filmed; the actor was wearing a metal plate over his  leg, which was then covered with a piece of meat and a blood bag.'),
('182298',' Hooper used a stunt double for Sallys leap through the window; all  the same, Marilyn Burns (qv) actually hurt herself shooting the  insert of her falling to the ground.'),
('182299',' Gunnar Hansen (II) (qv) hit his head on doorways and other objects  several times during the shoot because the Leatherface masked  severely limited his peripheral vision and the 3 inch heels made his  64" frame too high to clear all obstacles.'),
('182300',' Edwin Neal (qv), who played the Hitchhiker, said that making the  film was more miserable than his service in Vietnam and said that he  might kill director Tobe Hooper (qv) if he ever saw him again.'),
('182301',' Entertainment Weekly voted this the the 2nd scariest film ever made,  making it a runner'),
('182302','up to _Exorcist, The (1973)_ (qv)'),
('182303',' Gunnar Hansen (II) (qv) wore three inch heels so that he was  taller than all the cast and had to duck to get through the doorways  in the slaughterhouse.'),
('182304',' Even in his lift'),
('182305','boots, Gunnar Hansen (II) (qv) could run faster  than Marilyn Burns (qv), so he had to do random things when  chasing her through the woods (youll notice in one head'),
('182306','on shot  that he starts slicing up tree branches in the background).'),
('182307',' Due to the low budget, Gunnar Hansen (II) (qv) had only one shirt  to wear as Leatherface. The shirt had been dyed, so it could not be  washed; Hansen had to wear it for four straight weeks of filming in  the Texas summer. By the end of the shoot no one wanted to eat lunch  with Hansen because his clothing smelled so bad.'),
('182308',' Tobe Hooper (qv) intended to make the movie for a "PG" rating, by  keeping violence moderate and language mild, but despite cutting and  repeated submissions, the Ratings Board insisted on the "R" rating  for the effectiveness of what is onscreen and what is implied  offscreen. Hooper had a similar ratings problem with the sequel.'),
('182309',' The soundtrack contains the sounds an animal would hear inside a  slaughterhouse.'),
('182310',' Originally had a two week filming schedule, filming ultimately took  four weeks to complete.'),
('182311',' Edwin Neal said, in a documentary, that he read for the part acting  like an eccentric nephew of his and that, luckily for him, that was  exactly what Tobe Hooper was looking for.'),
('182312',' Some urban legends say that the Texas Chainsaw Massacre took place  near Poth, Texas (a small town about 50 miles south of San Antonio).  This is false. The film is fictional and based loosely on the life  of Wisconsin serial killer Ed Gein.'),
('182313',' Filming for this movie was seven days a week, 16 hours a day in the  summer time in one of Texas notoriously'),
('182314','brutal heat waves.'),
('182315',' Contrary to popular belief, this film is not a true story. It was  filmed from 15 July 1973 '),
('182316',' 14 August 1973, while the opening  narrative claims that the real events took place on 18 August 1973,  so it would be impossible for the film to be based on actual events  which had not happened at the time of filming.'),
('182317',' The van the kids drive in the movie belonged to Ted Nicolaou (qv),  who worked as a sound recordist on the film.'),
('182318',' Marilyn Burns (qv) costume was so drenched in fake blood, that it  was virtually solid on the last days shoot.'),
('182319',' A poster can be seen on the wall in the radio station for the band  "Fine Young Cannibals."'),
('182320',' The "family group shot," as seen in the advertisements, posters and  video covers, uses the same positioning as the promotional group  shot for the movie _Breakfast Club, The (1985)_ (qv).'),
('182321',' When the BBFC notified Cannon that at least 20 minutes, and possibly  25, would have to be trimmed, Cannon aborted its plans for a planned  U.K. release in 1990.'),
('182322',' Director, Tobe Hooper (qv) and co'),
('182323','writer of the original  _Texas Chain Saw Massacre, The (1974)_ (qv), Kim Henkel (qv)  originally had an idea for a sequel that would feature an entire  town of cannibals. The title of that sequel was to be Beyond The  Valley Of The Texas Chainsaw Massacre, but it never came to  fruition.'),
('182324',' The controversial "butcher cover" of The Beatles (qv) album  "Yesterday and Today" can be seen hanging in the radio station.'),
('182325',' DIRCAMEO(Tobe Hooper (qv)): Frolicking during a party scene.'),
('182326',' When originally submitted to the MPAA, it received an "X"  certificate, prompting the filmmakers to release it as "unrated".'),
('182327',' Jim Siedow (qv) is the only actor in this movie that was in the  original.'),
('182328',' Final film of Jim Siedow (qv).'),
('182329',' John Bloom (I) (qv) was cast, but his scenes were edited out of  the final version.'),
('182330',' Gunnar Hansen (II) (qv) was asked to play the role of the trucker  in the end of the film.'),
('182331',' A then unknown John Larroquette (qv) provided the narration in the  original _Texas Chain Saw Massacre, The (1974)_ (qv). Despite  becoming a distinguished actor in the years since, he happily agreed  to reprise his role for the remake.'),
('182332',' The severed head of Harry Jay Knowles (qv) from Aint It Cool News  can be seen in the basement of Leatherfaces house.'),
('182333',' Erins last name was supposed to be Hardesty, the same last name as  lead character Sally (Marilyn Burns (qv)) from the original  _Texas Chain Saw Massacre, The (1974)_ (qv).'),
('182334',' A deleted subplot detailed Erin being pregnant, which was why, when  they went to Mexico, she didnt "drink the water" or "smoke the  weed", as they talked about in the final cut.'),
('182335',' Daniel Pearl (I) (qv), cinematographer  _Texas Chain Saw Massacre, The (1974)_ (qv), reprized the position  for this movie.'),
('182336',' Theres a homage to _Texas Chain Saw Massacre, The (1974)_ (qv)  regarding each films leading ladies Erin (2003) and Sally  (original). In the remake, Erin pulls out a knife to unpick a lock.  When asked where she got it from, she replies "from my brother". In  the original Texas Chainsaw Massacre, Sallys brother Franklin is  obsessed with his knife, and at one point in the film gives it to  Sally. She never returns it.'),
('182337',' After learning about the remake, Andrew Bryniarski (qv)  (Leatherface) went up to producer Michael Bay (qv) at a Christmas  party and personally asked him for the role.'),
('182338',' On his final day of shooting, Eric Balfour (qv) stripped down,  threw his wardrobe back to the crew, and walked off the set only  wearing a baseball cap.'),
('182339',' The remake saw is a Husqvarna 359 with a 28" guide bar. These saws  are made today and were not available in 1973 Texas.'),
('182340',' In the original script, the character Jedidiah was going to wear a  Felix the Cat T'),
('182341','shirt throughout the movie. This was later scraped  because the copyright holders of Felix the Cat wouldnt allow it.  However, the novelization of the movie features the character  wearing the shirt. Also, Jedidiah was going to be killed by  Leatherface by slicing his chainsaw through his back because he let  Erin and Morgan go. This was later scrapped because the filmmakers  thought it was too intense.'),
('182342',' Lauren German (qv), who plays the Hitchhiker, originally  auditioned for the role of Erin.'),
('182343',' In the original script, the Hitchhiker was 15'),
('182344','16 years old. The  filmmakers later decided to changed her age to make her about the  same age as the principal cast.'),
('182345',' Katie Holmes (qv) was considered for the part of Erin.'),
('182346',' In 2002 Marilyn Manson (qv) was announced as the composer for this  project. He later had to bow out due to conflicting schedules,  though.'),
('182347',' Banned in Ukraine by Ministry of Culture'),
('182348',' Erica Leerhsen (qv) screamed so loudly during her screen test that  people in other parts of the building called the police to report  that a woman was being attacked.'),
('182349',' During the scene in the van with R. Lee Ermey (qv) (The Sheriff)  and Jonathan Tucker (I) (qv) (Morgan), Tucker forced the gun down  his throat in order to make himself vomit every take. If you watch  carefully you can see him spit the vomit out of his mouth in the  scene.'),
('182350',' Dolph Lundgren (qv) was first considered to play Leatherface, but  he turned them down so he could spend more time with his family.'),
('182351',' SPOILER: Kempers death was originally slightly more graphic: after  Leatherface hits him in the back of the head with the sledgehammer,  he drops to the floor gasping and convulsing with blood pouring out  of his head. Peppers death was also more graphic, originally  Leatherface swipes the chainsaw down into her cutting into her  stomach. In the final cut of the film the impact is off'),
('182352','screen(you  only see Leatherface swipe the chainsaw down, and you hear it  cutting into her, with feathers from her jacket floating in the air.'),
('182353',' SPOILER: To avoid an NC'),
('182354','17 rating in the USA, the more graphic shots  of Morgans death were cut. The original version of the scene  featured the shot of the chainsaw slicing into his crotch and then  having intestines and blood falling out of him. The cut version cuts  away when the chainsaw is about to cut him and totally cuts out the  intestines falling from his body. The hitchhiker death scene was  also cut severely. The original scene has her ear flying off of her  head and blood and brain matter being more dark in color and more in  amount flying out of her head.'),
('182355',' SPOILER: Despite the title, only two people are seen being killed by  a chainsaw.'),
('182356',' Some of the big plot changes made in the remake: 1. It is actually  not mentioned nor implied that the family is cannibalist. One of the  symbols of the TCM movies was the big dinner scene where all the  family tries to eat their victims. 2. The whole family has changed.  Now there are 7 members of the family, plus famous "grandpa" from  the first four movies is not included here.'),
('182357',' In the third movie of TCM that came out in 1990 there was supposed  to be a scene where Leatherface takes off his mask, but to keep the  R rating they had to cut it out. In this movie, that scene is  re'),
('182358','shot and seen.'),
('182359',' Includes footage and never before seen production photos from  _Texas Chain Saw Massacre, The (1974)_ (qv).'),
('182360',' New Line had to pay $3 million more than it expected to in order to  keep the franchise in the studio fold after Dimension Films made a  pricey deal with original rights holders Tobe Hooper (qv),  Kim Henkel (qv) and Robert Kuhn (III) (qv).'),
('182361',' According to producer Brad Fuller, the film was given an NC'),
('182362','17 by  the MPAA, and a total of 17 scenes had to be edited in order to get  an R rating.'),
('182363',' During filming, R. Lee Ermey (qv) was called away to his mothers  death bed. For the remainder of the time, filming was done around  his character.'),
('182364',' Zachary Knighton (qv) was strongly considered for the role of  Eric.'),
('182365',' Taylor Handley (qv) impressed the director and producers so much  when auditioning for the film, that they cast him immediately after  the audition.'),
('182366',' Producers Andrew Form (qv) and Bradley Fuller (I) (qv) decided  not to make a sequel to the 2003 movie. But the fans kept coming to  them, asking how the family got that way and wanting to know the  unanswered questions in the 2003 version. And after a meeting with  Michael Bay (qv), they let Sheldon Turner (qv) write the script  and they were prepared to make it.'),
('182367',' First movie to receive Icelands 18 rating.'),
('182368',' Body count:11'),
('182369',' This documentary is featured in the 2'),
('182370','Disc Ultimate Edition DVD set  for _Texas Chain Saw Massacre, The (1974)_ (qv), released in 2006.'),
('182371',' A clip from the film parodying Star Trek won "Best Home Video" on  Americas Funniest Home Videos.'),
('182372',' This film was shot in one day.'),
('182373',' The Texas Hotel really exists: it is at Rua do Rosário da Boa Vista,  near Largo de Santa Cruz, in Recife, Brazil.'),
('182374',' The original version of Texas Lightning was a serious drama called  "The Boys", which producer Edward L. Montoro forced director Gary  Graver to re'),
('182375','cut and shoot additional comedic footage for. The new  version was released to the theaters as Texas Lightning, while the  original cut of the boys remains officially unreleased to this day.  An illegitimate video was released in Finland in the early 90s.  There might also be other European bootleg editions.'),
('182376',' Unused score composed by Marco Beltrami'),
('182377',' Lloyd Ingraham (I) (qv) is in studio records/casting call lists  playing the role of "Dan Matthews," but that role was played by  Frank Ball (I) (qv). Ingraham was not seen in the movie. Buffalo  Bill Jr. (Jay Wilsey (qv)) is listed playing the role of "Chief  Black Eagle," but he played "Blackie Martin" instead. The actor  playing "Chief Black Eagle" has not been identified.  Yakima Canutt (qv) is listed in the cast, but he was a stunt  performer and not seen in the movie.'),
('182378',' Studio records state that the sound was produced by the Balsley and  Phillips Sound System, but it is not stated in the print.'),
('182379',' Almost all FBO Pictures are considered lost, but this one survives.'),
('182380',' Sal Mineo gave Director peter Bogdanovich the Larry McMurtry book,  "The Last Picture Show". Sal thought it would be a good movie, but  felt he was now too old for a young role. Sal Mineo is given  "thanks" in the end credit of this film, Texasville, which is the  sequel to "The Last Picture Show".'),
('182381',' Despite what the movie title suggests, this movie is not filmed in  Texel (island in the Netherlands), but at Schiphol Airport.'),
('182382',' The fretsaw used in the movie is actually a toy saw.'),
('182383',' Average Shot Length (ASL) = 7 seconds'),
('182384',' This short documentary is featured on the DVD for  _Timeline (2003)_ (qv).'),
('182385',' The film stars Horror Icon Ari Lehman (qv), best known for his  role as Jason in the cult classic Friday The 13th (1980).'),
('182386',' In the film, the "Scorpion Gulch" gas station and "Nellies Diner"  are miles apart. In actuality, the two sets were right across the  street from each other.'),
('182387',' This was the movie playing in the drive'),
('182388','in scene in the 1983 Stephen  King thriller "Christine".'),
('182389',' Jason Reitman (qv) wrote individual letters to each of the stars  in the film telling them why they would be right for the part. Every  one of his first choices accepted their parts and most thanked  Reitman for his great letter.'),
('182390',' Sam Elliott (qv) wanted his character to refuse to take the money.  Jason Reitman (qv) spent three hours persuading him to do the part  as scripted.'),
('182391',' One of Sam Elliott (qv)s conditions to do the part was to have  him carry a rifle in a scene instead of the scripted shotgun.  Jason Reitman (qv) agreed to change the script. When they were  about to do the scene, Reitman realized that he had forgotten about  the rifle and went to the prop wagon frantically hoping to find one.  There were three guns laying on the tailgate, two shotguns and a  rifle. When Elliott picked up the rifle, Reitman breathed a sigh of  relief. He asked Elliott if he needed instruction on how to use it.  Elliott declined and said that he knew how to use it because the  rifle was his.'),
('182392',' The black and white film that Naylor watches is the end of  _Sands of Iwo Jima (1949)_ (qv).'),
('182393',' No one is shown smoking a cigarette throughout the entire movie. In  fact, except in the black and white film that Naylor watches, no'),
('182394','one  is seen even holding a cigarette. Naylor holds an empty packet and  Robert Duvall (I) (qv) holds an (unlit) cigar.'),
('182395',' When Heather is watching Nick speak to the press on the TV (after  the Washington Probe article), the name Theresa Greene is seen on a  placard on one of the cubicles in the office. Theresa Greene (qv)  was the art department coordinator for the movie.'),
('182396',' Selected for the Deauville American Film Festival 2006.'),
('182397',' Christopher Buckley (qv) (who wrote the original novel) can be  seen at the metro station reading Heathers article about Nick.'),
('182398',' Rob Lowe (I) (qv) only worked a day.'),
('182399',' When Nick Naylor is sitting with his son Joey Naylor waiting to meet  Jeff Megall,they are watching BBCs The Blue Planet.'),
('182400',' When the rights for the film were first purchased in the 1990s, Mel  Gibson was going to play Nick Naylor.'),
('182401',' Finisterre, the last name of William Macys character, was in  ancient times the word used to denominate the edge of the flat  earth. It means, literally "end (finis) of the earth (terre)". It is  also the name of the most western French département in Brittany.'),
('182402',' The Academy of Tobacco Studies building in DC is actually the  Department of Labors Frances Perkins Building, at 200 Constitution  Avenue, NW. The Academys sign is superimposed over the actual  Department of Labor sign.'),
('182403',' The movies title can be seen on a placard on B.R.s desk.'),
('182404',' In 2006, with the assistance of DVD producer/filmmaker, Larry Cohen,  Director Chuck Griffith obtained the rights long enough to recut the  film from the 114 minutes to a 89 minute movie, he also added a more  edgy independent sounding soundtrack with the help of Orange County  band Senza Motiva. The result lead to distribution after previously  "sitting on the shelf" for over four years.'),
('182405',' The original script by Chris Provenzano was entitled "Roadkill"  prior to Chuck Griffith optioning it. He gave it the new title based  on the infamous line in the script after the bassist blows up the  stage.'),
('182406',' This is the only chapter of the Mr. Moto series to actually be based  on an original Mr. Moto novel.'),
('182407',' Some prints are missing Davis, Bette (qv) part.'),
('182408',' Reportedly the only film in which Bette Davis (qv) actually sings.  The Oscar'),
('182409','nominated song "Theyre Either Too Young or Too Old"  introduced here by Davis became a hit for Jimmy Dorsey (qv) with  vocalist Kitty Kallen (qv).'),
('182410',' In the scene where a young man takes Bette Davis and does a  "Jitterbug" dance, she felt he was holding back in rehearsals, and  told him to treat her like an experienced dance partner. When the  cameras rolled, he pulled out all the stops and swung her around and  she fell on her knee. As she finishes her song, you see her limping  out of the night club set and she leans against a post rubbing her  knee. This was a real injury, but she finished the song despite the  pain. There were no retakes possible.'),
('182411',' Seventh Episode in the What Happened to Jane 2'),
('182412','reel comedy series.'),
('182413',' A Jewel Production. Lacking its own theater chain, Universal devised  a 3'),
('182414','tiered branding system to market its product to independent  theater owners: Red Feather (low budget programmers), Bluebird  (mainstream releases) and Jewel (prestige releases designed for  potential higher roadshow ticket pricing). This system ended in late  1929.'),
('182415',' Official selection of the 2007 Phildelphia Gay & Lesbian Film Fest  Short Program July 2007.'),
('182416',' Based upon a poem Burroughs wrote for the chapbook "Tornado Alley".'),
('182417',' This is the only production in which Lloyd Bridges (qv),  Jeff Bridges (qv) and Beau Bridges (qv) all appear.'),
('182418',' The collages that opened and closed each "act" between commercial  breaks were done by Norman Sunshine. Sunshine later won an Emmy  award for the collages he created for this story.'),
('182419',' To film the dinner scene a hole was cut in an upstairs bedroom floor  to look down onto the table.'),
('182420',' On 21 July 2004, David Packard announced to the audience at the  Stanford theater in Palo Alto, California, that his foundation will  be issuing this film on DVD, with a musical score compiled and  performed by Dennis James, recorded using the Stanfords Mighty  Wurlitzer organ. This will be the first time this film has ever been  issued on DVD or video, and the first film to be issued, in a  non'),
('182421','theatrical format, by the Stanford Theater Foundation.'),
('182422',' William Holden (I) (qv) was being considered for this picture, but  he died before it was made. Robert Mitchum (qv) replaced Holden.'),
('182423',' Released as a split reel along with the comedy  _Interrupted Game, An (1911)_ (qv).'),
('182424',' Just two days prior to shooting the scene, the filmmakers still  hadnt cast the two young ladies for the dream sequence. So they  went down to Melrose Avenue and began their somewhat hasty search.  The "Dream Girls" were ultimately discovered in a dress shop.'),
('182425',' A majority of the movie was shot on 16mm film. One sequence '),
('182426',' a  dream sequence '),
('182427',' was shot in the digital format.'),
('182428',' The movie was Hayley Mills (qv)s last for Disney in the 1960s;  the 1997 remake was likewise Christina Ricci (qv)s last Disney  role.'),
('182429',' The Seal'),
('182430','Point Siamese cats who collectively play the role of DC in  this film are all "traditional" Siamese, as opposed to their more  streamlined contemporaries. Among fanciers of traditional Siamese,  theyre affectionately known as "Appleheads".'),
('182431',' Lon Chaney (qv)s last feature at Universal before he leave the  studio to become a freelance actor.'),
('182432',' This film is lost'),
('182433',' Released as a split reel along with the comedy  _Deacons Widow, The (1916)_ (qv).'),
('182434',' Smith, C. Aubrey (qv) was originally scheduled to play the part of  Jolyon Forsyte, but the illness preceding his death prevented it.'),
('182435',' When Greer Garson (qv) flung her wardrobe open to change into a  dress to accompany Soames to the art gallery, Errol Flynn (I) (qv)  jumped out of the wardrobe which caused her to scream and faint on  set.'),
('182436',' This film took six years to make.'),
('182437',' In one scene, Tom Milford (Bobby Darin) explains to Harvey Granson  (Donald OConnor) that the party scheduled for that night will  celebrate the unveiling of the Statue of Liberty which took place 78  years ago that day. So the date of the party is 28 October 1964  since the unveiling of the Statue took place on 28 October 1886.'),
('182438',' Richard Carle (qv) is listed by a modern source as an actor in  this film, but he was not seen in the print.'),
('182439',' In the beginning of the film, Pons character escapes her wedding in  a non'),
('182440','supercharged 1936 Cord Phaeton. The Indiana'),
('182441','made car, which  cost about $3,700 was rare even when new and exotic enough to look  like it belonged in the movie which begins set in France.'),
('182442',' Vitaphone release #1495'),
('182443','1496.'),
('182444',' In his autobiography "Wheres the Rest of Me?",  Ronald Reagan (I) (qv) wrote that he attempted to persuade  director Peter Godfrey (I) (qv) to have the ending rewritten,  arguing that audiences wouldnt approve of a romantic pairing  between Reagan and the 17'),
('182445','years'),
('182446','younger Shirley Temple (qv).  According to Reagan, Godfrey pointed out that his own wife,  Renee Godfrey (qv), was 20 years younger than himself, and Reagan  decided it would be unwise to press the matter.'),
('182447',' Reportedly Winston Churchill (I) (qv)s favorite movie. He claimed  to have seen it 83 times.'),
('182448',' Original French title is undetermined.'),
('182449',' Released in the US as a split reel along with the drama  _Orphans Friend, The (1911)_ (qv).'),
('182450',' During filming on location in New York, Keenan Wynn (qv) was the  guest star on _"Ive Got a Secret" (1952)_ (qv), his secret being  that he was going to offer one of the panelists a walk'),
('182451','on part in  this movie.Henry Morgan (qv) won the part, and a picture taken of  he and Sophia Loren (qv) was presented on the following weeks  program.'),
('182452',' Director Lubitsch, Ernst (qv) died early in production;  Preminger, Otto (qv) completed the film.'),
('182453',' Shot in 26 days during the span of nearly four years (1990'),
('182454','93).'),
('182455',' The voice of Baby Wolper was that of writer/director  Bunnell, Paul (qv).'),
('182456',' Vincent Ball (I) (qv) is often wrongly credited as being in this.  No doubt this has come about because a child with a similar name  acts in this film (Vincent Hall (qv)).'),
('182457',' The footage of Sal Mineo  (qv)is taken from  _Who Killed Teddy Bear (1965)_ (qv).'),
('182458',' This feature'),
('182459','length documentary is featured on the 2 disc DVD of  _Magnolia (1999)_ (qv) released in 2000.'),
('182460',' Mark Rance (qv) filmed approximately 128 hours of on'),
('182461','set footage  for this documentary.'),
('182462',' Those who represent Tom Cruise (qv) did not want him to be  included in the documentary.'),
('182463',' "Who Zoo" 1'),
('182464','reel documentary series.'),
('182465',' C. Thomas Howell (qv)s father, Chris Howell, did the stunts for  this movie.'),
('182466',' Katherine Heigl (qv)s first movie.'),
('182467',' Robert Donat (qv)s film debut.'),
('182468',' The original play opened in New York on 19 September 1934.'),
('182469',' Released as a split reel along with the comedy  _Hank and Lank: As Sandwich Men (1910)_ (qv).'),
('182470',' On the flight to France '),
('182471',' they landed at Aeroport de Touquet.'),
('182472',' They flew outbound with British United Airlines.'),
('182473',' Their car was 3rd to be offloaded from the plane.'),
('182474',' They were conned into staying in "La Villa Tulipe".'),
('182475',' SPOILER: "Renard" was the first character to die.'),
('182476',' During their changing into beachwear '),
('182477',' they were in rooms 10 and 11  on the beach front.'),
('182478',' The winning sequence in the game of roulette was 25, 9 & 0.'),
('182479',' The dinner with Claudette cost 220 francs.'),
('182480',' SPOILER: "Abdul" was the second character to die.'),
('182481',' Most of Paramounts top directors turned down this assignment, and  Griffith, D.W. (qv) tried to. Zukor, Adolph (qv) and  Lasky, Jesse L. (qv) insisted that he do it.'),
('182482',' No copy of this film is known to exist. Please check your attic.'),
('182483',' The producers redubbed the dialogue for the U.S. release to reduce  heavy Glasgow accents, which would have been unintelligible to  American audiences.'),
('182484',' The cost for dubbing the US release was more than the original film  production costs.'),
('182485',' The four actors playing The Wonders rehearsed as a band for eight  weeks to get the feel of performing '),
('182486',' but most of their performances  in the film were dubbed by other musicians.'),
('182487',' The scene where The Wonders perform live on The Hollywood Television  Showcase was filmed at the Bob Barker Studio (Studio 33) at CBS  Television City in Hollywood, California where the long'),
('182488','running hit  game show "The Price Is Right" is taped.'),
('182489',' The exterior shots for Erie, Pennsylvania, the hometown of the band,  were actually filmed in Orange, California.'),
('182490',' The part of Troy Chesterfield is played by Scolari, Peter (qv),  Hanks, Tom (qv) costar in the 80s sitcom "Bosom Buddies".'),
('182491',' Parallels with the Beatles: '),
('182492',' Original band name (the Oneders) is a  play on words involving music nomenclature (the Beatles.) '),
('182493',' First  hit ("Please Please Me" for the Beatles) was a sped up version of a  slow ballad. '),
('182494',' In the Beatles first appearance on Ed Sullivans  show, a shot of Lennon, John was accompanied by the caption,  "Sorry Girls, Hes Married". In this film its Mattingly whos shown  with the caption, "Careful Girls, Hes Engaged" during their  national TV debut. '),
('182495',' Both acts first reached fame after replacing  their original drummer. '),
('182496',' Each group loses it original bass player.  (Beatles original bassist Stu Sutcliffe died and the Wonders bassist  joined the marines.)'),
('182497',' Tom Hanks (qv) was initially opposed to hiring Everett Scott  because of Scotts strong resemblance to a younger Hanks; but he was  convinced by his wife, Rita Wilson (I) (qv), who thought Scott was  cute.'),
('182498',' The contest in the beginning of the movie was filmed at Mercyhurst  College, in Erie, PA.'),
('182499',' Adam Schlesinger penned the title song in response to a contest  being held by the studio. Their song won, thus it was used in the  movie and ultimately launched their career of Fountains of Wayne,  which Schlesinger played bass for.'),
('182500',' Homeland Security Director (and Erie native) Tom Ridge (qv), then  the governor of Pennsylvania, visited the set during production and  presented Tom Hanks (qv) with a Zippo lighter that was engraved  with the films logo (Hanks collects Zippos, which are manufactured  in Pennsylvania.)'),
('182501',' Tom Hanks (qv) named his production company Play'),
('182502','Tone after the  fictional record label in the movie.'),
('182503',' Dwight Twilley (qv) was originally commissioned to write the title  track but his song was never used.'),
('182504',' According to Tom Hanks (qv), Charlize Theron (qv) was the first  actress to audition for her part and the first person to be cast in  the movie.'),
('182505',' The bass player in the all'),
('182506','female folk band during the talent show  audition is Jennifer York (I) (qv), a morning helicopter traffic  reporter for KTLA Channel Five in Los Angeles.'),
('182507',' Writer/director Tom Hanks (qv) named two of the characters, Jimmy  Mattingly and Lenny Haise after astronauts Fred Haise and Ken  Mattingly, played by Bill Paxton (qv) and Gary Sinise (qv) in  _Apollo 13 (1995)_ (qv).'),
('182508',' The story of the Wonders continued in the liner notes of the films  soundtrack album. It was revealed that following the groups  appearance on the "Hollywood Television Showcase", "That Thing You  Do!" rose to #2 in "Billboard". Jimmys career with the Heardsmen  was also detailed a little further, indicating that they recorded "I  Need You (That Thing You Do)" and "She Knows It", the songs heard  over the movies end credits. The liner notes are attributed to A.M.  White (as in Mr. White), who supposedly later became president of  the Playtone label.'),
('182509',' The waitress character played by Rita Wilson (I) (qv) is named  Marguerite. Wilsons birth name is Marguerita Ibrahimoff.'),
('182510',' The bass player played by Ethan Embry (qv) is never named. All  references to him in the film are as, "the bass player", and in the  credits he is named as "T.B. Player".'),
('182511',' The FFA (Future Farmers of America) loaned strictly member'),
('182512','only  jackets so the state fair scene would look more authentic.'),
('182513',' Tom Hanks is an Oakland Raiders fan and named the pizza place (out  by the airport) where the band is the house band "Villapianos" after  former Raider linebacker Phil Villapiano.'),
('182514',' Tom Hanks named the beach band (Capn Geech and the Shrimp Shack  Shooters) after two seafood restaurants near Beaufort, SC, where  many scenes in Forrest Gump were filmed. Capt. Geechs was on Ladys  Island, but is now closed. The Shrimp Shack is still open for  business on St. Helena Island.'),
('182515',' This movie is Tom Everett Scotts film debut.'),
('182516',' While trying to decide on a name for the band, the names glimpsed in  Jimmys notebook are: The Dollars, The Lords of Erie, The Pistunes,  The Thorns, The Mozarts, The Echoes, The Ticks, The Didoctics, and  The Flannels.'),
('182517',' Was done handheld totally guerrilla style because they did not have  the budget for anything more. It is recently this realistic  execution that got the film so much attention.'),
('182518',' Cary Grant (qv) was a big fan of _"Honeymooners, The" (1955)_ (qv)  and Audrey Meadows (qv) in particular, and was responsible for  getting her the part of Connie.'),
('182519',' Doris Day (I) (qv) has said that Cary Grant (qv) was very  professional and exact, helping her with her wardrobe choices for  the film and decorating the library set with his own books from  home.'),
('182520',' When Roger is showing Cathy the list of potential husbands for her,  we learn that one of the names on the list is Rock Hudson (qv),  Doris Day (I) (qv)s frequent co'),
('182521','star.'),
('182522',' Lubitsch, Ernst (qv) and Lesser, Sol (qv) had formed a  partnership, Ernst Lubitsch Productions, Inc., but it was dissolved  when this movie did poorly at the box office.'),
('182523',' The original play, "Divorçons", opened in Paris on 6 December 1880.'),
('182524',' There are few close'),
('182525','ups of Merle Oberon (qv) in this film '),
('182526',' she  was recovering from her second bout of cosmetic poisoning, which had  left pits and sores in her face and could not be covered with  makeup.'),
('182527',' The movie "That Was Then...This is Now" takes place in Minneapolis &  Saint Paul, Minnesota. The S.E. Hinton novel is set in Tulsa,  Oklahoma.'),
('182528',' This is the only film adaption of an S.E. Hinton book that does not  star Matt Dillion.'),
('182529',' This is the third adaption of an S.E. Hinton novel that features  Emilio Estevez. He played Johnny Collins in Tex and Two'),
('182530','Bit  Matthews in The Outsiders, which were supporting characters in  those other books. Emilios character in That Was Then...This is  Now" is one of the main characters.'),
('182531',' According to her website, this is the only film adaption of her book  that author S.E. Hinton was not directly involved in.'),
('182532',' Eighth release in the "Racing Blood" 2'),
('182533','reel comedy series.'),
('182534',' Released as a split reel along with the comedy  _No Cooking Allowed (1911)_ (qv).'),
('182535',' Producer Puttnam, David (qv) was impressed by  Nilsson, Harry (qv)s song "1941" and asked writer  Connolly, Ray (qv) to create a screenplay based on it. The  resulting film does not closely resemble the story in the song.'),
('182536',' It is rumoured that Nilsson made a cameo appearance in the film  which may have ended up on the cutting room floor.'),
('182537',' The beach scenes were filmed around Shanklin Pier on the Isle of  Wight. The pier was destroyed by hurricane force winds in 1987.'),
('182538',' The original end music, "Thatll Be The Day", was replaced for the  American release by "Rock On", which had just been released.'),
('182539',' The film came about due to MGMs successful compilation  _Thats Entertainment! (1974)_ (qv), so producer  Peter Rogers (I) (qv) decided to do a tribute to "Carry On...".'),
('182540',' The last film in the series to feature "Carry On..." regular  Barbara Windsor (qv), although she would make her final "Carry  On..." contribution in  _Carry On Laughings Christmas Classics (1982) (TV)_ (qv) five years  later.'),
('182541',' Director Jack Haley Jr.s credits are shown over a picture of his  father, Jack Haley (I) in the role of the Tin Woodman in  _Wizard of Oz, The (1939)_ (qv). This also happened at the end of  the earlier _Thats Entertainment! (1974)_ (qv) which Haley also  produced.'),
('182542',' This was the last film shot on MGMs famous backlot. It was  demolished soon after filming in order to make way for a residential  development, and this is why the old sets are in such poor  condition; this is particularly noticeable in the train station set  where Fred Astaire gives his introductions, and Bing Crosby refers  to the area as looking rather "scruffy".'),
('182543',' The idea for a third edition was pitched by MGM/UA Home Video head  George Feltenstein to then MGM/UA president Alan Ladd Jr. (qv)  Feltenstein had typed up a list of musical numbers for a potential  third movie back in 1976 after returning home from  _Thats Entertainment, Part II (1976)_ (qv). Ladd approved the  pitch, but because Feltenstein was a studio exec, he didnt get a  screen credit for his contribution.'),
('182544',' This film marked Gene Kelly (I) (qv)s final film appearance.'),
('182545',' One of only two films in which Fred Astaire (qv) and Gene Kelly  danced together. The other was _Zeigfield Follies (1946)_ .'),
('182546',' During the clip from "Kiss Me Kate" (1953), Gene Kelly names Ann  Miller and Tommy Rall, Bob Fosse and Carol Haney, and Bobby Van, but  does not give the name of Vans dancing partner, who was  incidentally his second wife, Jeanne Coyne. Kelly was still saddened  by her death from leukemia three years earlier.'),
('182547',' The actors in this film were all dorm mates of Kareem Taylor.'),
('182548',' The student filmmakers had to shoot and edit the film in under 6  days in between classes at Clark Atlanta University (those were the  Movie Fest regulations).'),
('182549',' Lemmon, Jack (qv)s real'),
('182550','life son, Lemmon, Chris (qv), plays his  movie son "Josh" here, and Lemmons wife Farr, Felicia (qv) plays  a fortune teller.'),
('182551',' Julie Andrews (I) (qv) stepdaughter, Jennifer Edwards (I) (qv)  (with Blake Edwards (qv), the films director) and daughter  Emma Walton (qv) play her children in this film.'),
('182552',' The house where the Fairchilds live in the movie is the house  Blake Edwards (qv) and Julie Andrews (I) (qv) owned at the time  of filming.'),
('182553',' Emma Walton learned to play "Sentimental Journey" on the saxophone  for the films finale. She would often be in her room in the  Edwards Malibu home practicing the piece with an instructor. She  got pretty good at it, too.'),
('182554',' Olivia Newton'),
('182555','John was often on the set to be with her then husband,  Matt Lattanzi. She was expecting their first child at the time.'),
('182556',' In one scene, Harveys wife, takes him to the beach where a large  electrical sign reads "Happy Birthday" Originally, she was to lead  him to the beach as filmed but the Goodyear blimp flies over with  the birthday message. Because the camera could not be set up on time  for the shot, it could not be used and the blimp was called off  (which is why the Goodyear company gets mentioned in the end  credits). The chief electrician Ben Batzdorf suggested the  alternative and he and his crew put it together on the beach.'),
('182557',' The working title of the film was "Crisis".'),
('182558',' Because it was a non'),
('182559','union shoot, picketers appeared at Edwards  house to disrupt shooting. Problems were resolved between the  film'),
('182560','maker and the union.'),
('182561',' Parts of Malibu were on fire and the crew had to leave the location  before the authorities closed the road leading out (Carbon Canyon).  The Edwards house was never in any danger.'),
('182562',' The scene where Julie Andrews and Sally Kellerman walk on the beach  at sunrise had to be postponed three times due to early morning fog.  Blake Edwards wanted the sun in the shot.'),
('182563',' Blake Edwards had had some health problems prior to the shoot, so  work days were exceptionally short for a major film.'),
('182564',' The script was pretty much written on a day'),
('182565','by'),
('182566','day basis.'),
('182567',' Football great Frank Gifford (qv) doubled for  Jerry Lewis (I) (qv) in the kicking scenes.'),
('182568',' The films premise spun off into a TV series of the same name in  1954 with Mayehoff recreating his role as father and Gil Stratton  Jr. in the Junior role.'),
('182569',' Star Reginald Denny (I) (qv) took over direction of the picture  after having original director Fred C. Newmeyer (qv) removed  because of "creative differences".'),
('182570',' A Jewel Production. Universal lacked a proprietary theater chain and  devised a 3'),
('182571','tiered branding system for its releases: Red Feather  (low'),
('182572','budget programmers), Bluebird (mainstream releases) and Jewel  (prestige pictures targeted to command higher roadshow ticket  prices). This was among the last handful of silent Jewel  Productions. This branding system would end in late 1929.'),
('182573',' First in the series of six Traveling Man two'),
('182574','reel comedy shorts.'),
('182575',' William Hanna (I) (qv) and Joseph Barbera (qv)s first cartoon  as director/producer without Fred Quimby (qv).'),
('182576',' Eleventh episode in The Excuse Maker 2'),
('182577','reel comedy series'),
('182578',' This movie provides a rare opportunity to see three of the most  influential Hollywood columnists active at the time. Sheilah Graham,  Hedda Hopper and Jimmy Starr all appear as themselves in the press  conference / party scene at the house.'),
('182579',' The episode, "Salmagundi Club," was nominated for "Arts: News"  category for the 50th Annual New York Emmy Award.'),
('182580',' Episode #32 in the Buster Brown series of 2'),
('182581','reel comedies.'),
('182582',' The film has one intermission (after 91 minutes).'),
('182583',' Effects in this film were achieved with a combination of double  exposure, theatrical tricks (standard live theatrical illusions),  clever make'),
('182584','up and heavy editing techniques (many of the them  invented or perfected by Melies).'),
('182585',' The animation for this video game was never fully completed when it  was first released in video arcades in 1984. In the game the hero,  Thayer, was to explore five kingdoms but only three were ever  finished. Years later the game was re'),
('182586','titled Kingdoms and was  released as a home computer video game that included the missing  final two kingdoms.'),
('182587',' Re'),
('182588','released in the summer of 2004 as part of the classic NES game  series for Game Boy Advance.'),
('182589',' The Zelda game series has sold an estimated 36 million copies  worldwide.'),
('182590',' First console game that allowed the player to save their progress.'),
('182591',' This game was inspired in part by the movie _Legend (1985)_ (qv), as  admitted by the games creator Shigeru Miyamoto (qv).'),
('182592',' This was the first game to be released on Nintendos Famicom Disk  System (FDS) in Japan.'),
('182593',' Shigeru Miyamoto claimed in an interview that he got the name Zelda  from Zelda Fitzgerald, wife of the famed author F. Scott Fitzgerald.'),
('182594',' The names of many of the towns in The Adventure of Link were later  used in the game Ocarina of Time as character names. Among the names  used were Rauru, Saria, Mido, and Darunia.'),
('182595',' This is the first Zelda game largely presented in a side'),
('182596','scrolling  format (akin to the Super Mario Bros. games). Though this decision  probably originated from experimentation on the part of the games  creators, the change in gameplay style from the first Zelda game has  drawn nearly equal proportions of praise and disapproval from fans  of the series.'),
('182597',' Later released on the Game Boy Advance as part of Nintendos Famicom  Mini series (also known as the Classic NES Series overseas).'),
('182598',' Over six gallons of fake blood was used to produce the eight ghastly  murders.'),
('182599',' Lionhearts theatre hideout was the Putney Hippodrome, built in  1906. It had been boarded up for fourteen years when it was chosen  as a location for this film.'),
('182600',' Considered by its star Vincent Price (I) (qv) to be his personal  favorite of all his films.'),
('182601',' Vincent Price (I) (qv) fell in love with and married actress  Coral Browne (qv) during production.'),
('182602',' Robert Fuest was asked to direct.'),
('182603',' Diana Rigg regards this as her best film.'),
('182604',' This film was shot entirely on locations in and around London. No  scenes were shot in a studio.'),
('182605',' The final theatrical film of Robert Coote.'),
('182606',' Lionhearts tomb is an actual monument in Kensal Green Cemetery,  London. It belongs to the Sievier family, and shows the sculpted  figures of a seated man, one hand placed on the head a woman  kneeling in adoration, while the other holds the Bible, its pages  opened to a passage in the Book of Luke. This monument was altered  for the film by plaster masks of Price and Rigg substituting for the  statues real ones, the Bible became a volume of Shakespeare and  there is a suitable engraving at the front with Lionhearts name and  dates.'),
('182607',' The picture of the handsome Elizabethan young man in black cape and  white tights shown during the opening credits, and later used as the  model for the films Critics Circle Award is a painting entitled  Young Man Among Roses by Nicholas Hilliard (1547'),
('182608','1619), and is in  the collection of the Victoria & Albert Museum, London.'),
('182609',' Biograph production number 159.'),
('182610',' Vitaphone production reel #535'),
('182611',' 13 lessons / a complete course on designing and applying makeup for  use on stage.'),
('182612',' "Theen" is the Hindi word for "three".'),
('182613',' All of the sound for the movie was done in post production.'),
('182614',' Released as a split reel along with the comedy  _Those Primitive Days (1916)_ (qv).'),
('182615',' Released as a split reel along with the comedy  _Daves Love Affair (1911)_ (qv).'),
('182616',' A Print of this film survives in the Archives of George Eastman  House.'),
('182617',' Released as a split reel along with the comedy  _Victim of Circumstances, A (1911)_ (qv).'),
('182618',' Released as a split reel along with the comedy  _Help! Help! (1912)_ (qv).'),
('182619',' DIRCAMEO(George Marshall (I) (qv)): neighbor'),
('182620',' A proper ending was scripted, which had Mrs. Hardy returning with an  adopted baby of her own. Stan Laurels inspired improvisations  caused the film to go over schedule and over budget, leaving it with  no real ending.'),
('182621',' The film was originally to have ended with Mrs. Hardy coming home  with yet another adopted baby for Ollie to parent.'),
('182622',' Released as a split reel along with the comedy  _Spiritual Elopement, A (1915)_ (qv).'),
('182623',' Released as a split reel along with the comedy  _Hoist on His Own Petard (1912)_ (qv).'),
('182624',' Released as a split reel along with the comedy  _Edwin Masquerades (1913)_ (qv).'),
('182625',' The troupe of midgets hired for a deleted scene in the film came  from the Al G. Barnes Circus, which was wintering in Los Angeles, at  the time. They were paid $50 a day.'),
('182626',' Released as a split reel along with the comedy  _Tis Better to Have Loved and Lost (1911)_ (qv).'),
('182627',' Released as a split reel along with the comedy  _Just as the Clock Struck Nine (1911)_ (qv).'),
('182628',' Hawn, Goldie (qv) and Streep, Meryl (qv) wanted to make a movie  together and Thelma & Louise was one of the scripts they considered.  Ultimately, they decided to star in _Death Becomes Her (1992)_ (qv)  instead.'),
('182629',' In the scene where the tanker truck is shot and blown up, the  reactions of Sarandon, Susan (qv) and Davis, Geena (qv) were  supposed to be genuine. Rather than filming separate reaction shots,  director Ridley Scott (qv) rigged the tanker to blow up during the  take, in order to get authentic expressions of surprise from the two  leads. Despite this, they were so astonished while watching it that  they forgot to actually react, so Scott had to film their reactions  again.'),
('182630',' For the more raunchy sex scenes between Brad Pitt (qv) and  Geena Davis (qv), director Ridley Scott (qv) had assumed that a  body double would be needed for Geena. Shortly after hed begun  auditioning prospective doubles, Davis learned of Scotts intentions  and insisted that no doubles were needed in those steamy scenes.'),
('182631',' Then struggling actor George Clooney (qv) auditioned five times  for Ridley Scott (qv) for the part of J.D. that went to  Brad Pitt (qv).'),
('182632',' In an interesting twist of fate, Brad Pitt (qv) lost out on the  role of Brian McCaffrey in _Backdraft (1991)_ (qv) to  William Baldwin (I) (qv), who then had to be released from his  contract to play the small part of J. D. in  _Thelma & Louise (1991)_ (qv) that was re'),
('182633','cast with Brad Pitt.'),
('182634',' A total of five identical 1966 Thunderbird convertibles were used  throughout the shoot: one star car, one camera car, one back'),
('182635','up  car, and two stunt cars.'),
('182636',' The original Thelma and Louise were to be played by  Michelle Pfeiffer (qv) and Jodie Foster (qv),  Ridley Scott (qv) was going to produce, and Callie Khouri (qv)  (the screenwriter) would be directing. In the end, the pitching took  so long that Pfeiffer and Foster were no longer available, and Scott  had been persuaded to direct it himself.'),
('182637',' It took producers so long to find someone for the role of Louise  that Geena Davis (qv) had to sign a contract stating that the  producers could cast her in either role if need be.'),
('182638',' Cher (I) (qv) was also offered the role of Thelma, but turned it  down.'),
('182639',' The sequence where Darryl slips and falls over on the builders  supplies as he is leaving for work was unscripted, as  Christopher McDonald (I) (qv) genuinely lost his footing. Despite  this he remained in character, yelling at the workmen as he got into  the car and drove away. Ridley Scott (qv) apparently liked the  result, and so it remains in the film.'),
('182640',' Ridley Scott (qv) was reportedly so amazed with  Hans Zimmer (qv)s score that he created a main title sequence  (with Zimmers music over it), rather than giving the main credits  at the end as it was primarily planned.'),
('182641',' Ridley Scott filmed a longer ending (found on the Special Edition  DVD) in which we see the car plunge into the canyon, with a  melancholy B.B. King song playing in the background. Instead he  opted for a more upbeat ending with the car frozen in ascent and  Hans Zimmers score playing.'),
('182642',' Callie Kahouri (qv) hoped to cast Holly Hunter (qv) and  Frances McDormand (qv) as Thelma and Louise.'),
('182643',' Ridley Scott (qv) is very receptive to ideas from cast and crew  members on his films, and used many suggestions from  Susan Sarandon (qv) during production. Some ideas of Sarandons  that made the final cut of the film: the visual of Louise packing  her shoes in plastic bags while prepping for the ladys weekend  getaway in the mountains; the scene where Louise exchanges her  jewelry for the old mans hat; and the scene where Louise stops the  car in the desert at night and takes a personal moment looking at  the stars while Thelma sleeps in the car. That last scene idea took  half the night to light. Sarandon and her longtime partner  Tim Robbins (I) (qv) reworked most of the dialog in the sequence  between Louise and her boyfriend Jimmy at the hotel in Oklahoma  City. Originally that scene called for Louise and Jimmy to make love  and conduct an impromptu mock wedding ceremony. Sarandon felt that  having sex would be the last thing Louise would be interested in  doing at that point in the story and told Scott that if she  performed the sequence as written that they would have to include a  scene where Louise would wig out as a result. And prior to signing  on to do the film, Scott gave Sarandon his word that he would not  change the ending of the movie. She had just experienced that on her  last movie, _White Palace (1990)_ (qv), with the original, ambiguous  ending being scrapped in favor of a more upbeat one and did not want  "Thelma & Louise" to meet a similar fate.'),
('182644',' Catherine Keener (qv) was cast in the role of Investigator Hal  Slocumbs wife. Her one and only scene was cut from the final film.  This deleted scene can be found on the special edition DVD of the  film released in 2003 from MGM Home Entertainment.'),
('182645',' Average Shot Length = ~6.3 seconds. Median Shot Length = ~6.1  seconds.'),
('182646',' The part played by Brad Pitt was originally intended for William  Baldwin but he jumped ship when he landed the lead in "Backdraft".'),
('182647',' Thelmas date of birth according to the police broadcast is November  27, 1956. Screenwriter Callie Khouri (qv) was born on November 27,  1957.'),
('182648',' This documentary is featured on the _Thelma & Louise (1991)_ (qv)  DVD, released in 2003.'),
('182649',' Filming was moved from Santa Ynez Canyon to the Roach Studios lot  when heavy fog put a stop to location filming.'),
('182650',' When this movie was first released in Sweden, it was strangely named  The Spiders'),
('182651',' Was originally supposed to be filmed in color. Two days before  shooting began, a nervous studio cut the budget, and the film had to  be made in black and white. However, in the opening credits, the  title is shown in bright red against a black'),
('182652','and'),
('182653','white background.'),
('182654',' It was also supposed to be in 3'),
('182655','D. Some elements of the 3'),
('182656','D effects,  such as the ants having extreme close'),
('182657','ups and the flame throwers  shooting straight into the camera, were used in the film.'),
('182658',' This was Warner Bros. highest grossing film of 1954.'),
('182659',' The flamethrowers used in the movie were standard World War 2  weapons and were loaned by the US Army. The actors handling the  weapons were WW2 combat veterans who had actually used them in  battle.'),
('182660',' Walt Disney (qv) screened the movie because he was interested in  casting James Arness (qv) as Davy Crockett. However, he was so  impressed by Fess Parker (qv) as the "Crazy Texan Pilot" that he  chose him for the part.'),
('182661',' WILHELM SCREAM: Can be heard four times in the film. When the giant  ants attack the crew of the ship at sea, when  James Whitmore (qv)s character Police Sgt. Ben Peterson is  throttled to death by a giant ant, when a soldier is struck by the  falling debris in the sewer and when James Arness gets separated  from the rest of the Army and ants try to attack him. The ceiling  falls in and while he doing something to his weapon, an ant tries to  attack him.'),
('182662',' The B'),
('182663','25 Mitchel bomber transporting the doctors Medford was  actually the personal transport for a 2'),
('182664','star General.'),
('182665',' Relating to the "S.S. Viking" incident, there was no cruiser named  "U.S.S. Milwaukee" in commission in the United States Navy at the  time this film was made. The last ship so named was an Omaha'),
('182666','class  light cruiser (CL'),
('182667','5) which was commissioned in 1923 and scrapped in  1949 after service in World War II in both the U.S. and Soviet  navies. The next ship named "Milwaukee" would be a Wichita'),
('182668','class  replenishment oiler (AOR'),
('182669','2) that would be in service from 1969 until  her decommissioning in 1994. Her name was stricken from the Navys  list in 1997, and at the time of this writing (2007), she is  awaiting final disposal at the James River Reserve Fleet, Fort  Eustis, VA.'),
('182670',' One of the 50 films in the 4'),
('182671','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 Anthology Film Archives. This version has an  uncredited piano music score and runs 4 minutes.'),
('182672',' Released as a split reel along with the documentary  _Art Is Everything (1920)_ (qv).'),
('182673',' ThinkFilm and Canadian distributor TVA Films bought the U.S. and  Canadian rights, respectively, for the film at the 2007 Toronto  Internation Film Festival.'),
('182674',' During the scene where Paul and Sandra find all the dead bodies,  Timothy Socey and Samantha Socey were laughing for a long time  because crew members kept making faces at them.'),
('182675',' Marian Marsh (qv) was in a Hollywood Reporter cast list for this  movie, but she did not appear.'),
('182676',' Goldberg, Whoopi (qv) wanted to leave the film during the  production.'),
('182677',' Originally intended for theatrical release, the finished film was so  bad that the studio decided to cut their losses and send it straight  to video, making it the most expensive straight'),
('182678','to'),
('182679','video film ever  at the time of its release.'),
('182680',' William Boyett (qv)s final film.'),
('182681',' Biograph production number 490.'),
('182682',' Nici Sterling (qv)s debut.'),
('182683',' 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): Charles Waldron (qv) (Dr. Snezrude),  Joe King (I) (qv) (Government Man), Pat Gleason (I) (qv)  (Steward), Kenneth Harlan (qv) (Officer), Joe McGuinn (qv) and  George Ovey (qv) (Sailors), Jerry Colonna (qv),  William Irving (I) (qv), Billy Engle (qv),  Bobby Barber (I) (qv) and Eddie Phillips (I) (qv) (Gendarmes),  Matt McHugh (qv) (Elevator Operator), Sydney Jarvis (qv) and  Malcolm Waite (qv) (Elevator Men), Sarah Edwards (I) (qv)  (Elevator Passenger), Dell Henderson (qv) and Lionel Braham (qv)  (Cops), Will Stanton (I) (qv) (Drunk Passenger),  George Humbert (qv) (Corn'),
('182684','Man), Duke York (I) (qv) and  George Burton (qv) (Dreymen) and Walter Walker (qv) (Attorney).'),
('182685',' According to a New York Times article on 16 October 1938, the  Citizens Chiropractic Committee of New York State sued the film  producers, authors and Alan Mowbray (qv) for $100,000 claiming  damages to the profession. One doctor was very upset that the film  implied it was possible to go through a chiropractic school through  a correspondence course. The outcome of the suit is not known.'),
('182686',' The first film project of David Niven (I) (qv).'),
('182687',' One of the 50 films in the 3'),
('182688','disk boxed DVD set called "More  Treasures from American Film Archives, 1894'),
('182689','1931" (2004), compiled  by the National Film Preservation Foundation from 5 American film  archives. This film is preserved by the George Eastman House, has a  running time of 19 minutes and an added music score.'),
('182690',' Last film of Byron Foulger (qv).'),
('182691',' The film was originally listed (as "Madhouse") as one of the  official UK DPP 74 video nasties. It was released fully uncut in  2004.'),
('182692',' Released as a split reel along with the comedy  _Up'),
('182693','to'),
('182694','Date Lochinvar, An (1913)_ (qv).'),
('182695',' This is George A. Romero (qv)s second film, and according to him,  his worst. He stated that the writer was "very lazy" and showed  little interest in the production, leaving halfway through the  shooting.'),
('182696',' As originally shot, the script contained a sizable role for  Rita Hayworth (qv). When, however, it was decided that Theres  Always a Woman" was to be the first of a series, the studio  eliminated Hayworths role rather than have a third major character  who, like Blondell and Douglas, would be committed to the series. In  the event, Blondell withdrew from the planned series, and all but  thirty seconds of Hayworths role landed on the cutting'),
('182697','room floor.'),
('182698',' The violin Travers is seen playing is the Guarnerius Ex'),
('182699','Consolo  (also known as the Ex'),
('182700','Partello).'),
('182701',' Monroe, Marilyn (qv) was promised the lead role in  _Seven Year Itch, The (1955)_ (qv) if she appeared in this film to  boost the box'),
('182702','office potential. The role of Vicky was written  especially for this purpose, and songs such as "Heatwave" originally  intended for Molly were assigned to her.'),
('182703',' Marilyn Monroe (qv)s voice on the Decca soundtrack album "Theres  No Business Like Show Business" was replaced by singer  Dolores Gray (qv) because Monroes voice was under contract to  another record company that would not release the rights for use on  the album.'),
('182704',' Donald OConnor (qv) had separated from his wife of ten years. She  and Dan Dailey (qv), who played OConnors father, were dating  during the shooting of the film. After filming wrapped, the  OConnors divorced and shortly thereafter Gwen and Dailey married.'),
('182705',' During the making of the CD, it was discovered that half the "Play a  Simple Melody" duet was deteriorated beyond repair, with the result  that Ethel Merman (qv) is credited on the CD label with singing  with a "temporary vocal double for Dan Dailey (qv)". However, the  non'),
('182706','stereo version was intact and was added to the CD as well '),
('182707',' they  are tracks Fourteen and Fifteen.'),
('182708',' During the filming of the scene where Donald OConnor (qv) and  Marilyn Monroe (qv) were kissing, there were over 1,000 onlookers  who had drifted over from other sets.'),
('182709',' As Vicky passes Tim in the beginning of the movie, he says to her,  "Well, if it isnt Ethel Barrymore (qv)!" Gene Kelly (I) (qv)  said the same thing to Debbie Reynolds (I) (qv) in  _Singin in the Rain (1952)_ (qv), in which Donald OConnor (qv)  also starred.'),
('182710',' This marks the debut of the character of Marcie in the animated  specials. She appeared in the comics for the first time in 1968.'),
('182711',' Film debut of Elizabeth Taylor (I) (qv).'),
('182712',' One detective in the scene at the police station with  Ben Stiller (qv) says, "Im Detective Stabler, this is Detective  Krevoy." These names are a reference to the films producers,  Steven Stabler (qv) and Brad Krevoy (qv).'),
('182713',' Football star Steve Young was originally supposed to play the part  of Marys secret love. However, as a practicing Mormon, he declined,  due to the nature of the movie.'),
('182714',' Ted brings Warren a baseball autographed by Tony Conigliaro (qv).  Conigliaro played for the Boston Red Sox in the 60s and was  seriously injured when he was hit in the face by a pitched fastball,  echoing Warrens accident in the previous montage.'),
('182715',' The high school scene in the beginning was shot at Plantations City  Hall in Florida. Upon seeing a rough cut of the film, and displeased  with the raunchiness, city council members requested that Plantation  not be acknowledged in the credits.'),
('182716',' The character "Patrick Healy" is also the name of the associate  producer.'),
('182717',' The reporter in the closing credits speaking to chest'),
('182718','holding Ted is  from Providences WJAR NBC'),
('182719','10.'),
('182720',' Jonathan Richman (qv) and Tommy Larkins (qv), performed together  in _Kingpin (1996)_ (qv) which was also directed by The Farrelly  Brothers.'),
('182721',' When Ted goes out to pee after talking with the hitchhiker, he  encounters many homosexuals. Almost all of them are crew members.'),
('182722',' During the scene in which Ted and Mary are sitting on Teds car in  front of Marys house, during their first date, you can see that in  the background of a house right behind them, towards the top someone  is making hand puppets in the light and you can see these hand  puppets for several minutes during the scene.'),
('182723',' The film involves two guys fighting over a girl named Mary. In  another Farrely Brothers film, _Dumb & Dumber (1994)_ (qv), two guys  also fight over a girl named Mary in the second half of the film.'),
('182724',' Cameron Diaz (qv) and Lin Shaye (qv) were mooned by one of the  Farrelly brothers during the filming of the scene in which the two  actresses were looking downwards out of the window Puffy had jumped  out of.'),
('182725',' On _"Tonight Show with Jay Leno, The" (1992)_ (qv),  Cameron Diaz (qv) admitted being the body inside the bag carried  by the hitchhiker, played by Harland Williams (qv).'),
('182726',' The dialogue between Mary and Ted about how there arent enough  meats on cones was originally written for an episode of  _"Seinfeld" (1990)_ (qv) that never aired. The Farrelly Brothers  liked it and bought it for use in the movie.'),
('182727',' Dropping Ted on the stretcher wasnt scripted. When it happened,  they cut to make sure Ben Stiller (qv) was okay and then thought  it was so funny they left it in.'),
('182728',' The studio was initially reluctant to allow Ben Stiller (qv) '),
('182729',' the  Farrelly Brothers first choice '),
('182730',' to star, so the brothers decided  upon a then'),
('182731','unknown Owen Wilson (qv) instead. When the studio were  even more reluctant to let Wilson star, they agreed for the  Farrellys to cast Stiller.'),
('182732',' Bill Murray (I) (qv), Cuba Gooding Jr. (qv) and  Vince Vaughn (qv) were all considered for the role of Pat Healy.'),
('182733',' In the beginning of the film, it says "Cumberland, Rhode Island".  This is an actual town in Rhode Island where the Farrelly Brothers  grew up.'),
('182734',' The scene with the homosexuals is staged in a South Carolina Rest  Stop (with South Carolina trooper decals and uniforms). This is  based on a real case where Troopers discovered that the stops where  being used as meeting places for homosexuals to meet and have  anonymous sex. The troopers learned this after arresting a South  Carolina state offical "in the act" at one of the stops.'),
('182735',' Many of the extras in the background are the friends of the Farrelly  Brothers.'),
('182736',' Cameron Diaz (qv)s father was on set during filming, so the  Farrellys decided to throw him in the movie. In the scene where  Ben Stiller (qv) is released from prison after being wrongfully  accused of murder, Camerons dad is the inmate in the front with a  beard and long hair jeering at Ben.'),
('182737',' The hotel where Ted stays in Miami, the Cardozo, is a real hotel,  owned by Gloria Estefan.'),
('182738',' Premiere voted this movie as one of "The 50 Greatest Comedies Of All  Time" in 2006.'),
('182739',' Shelley Winters (qv) first film.'),
('182740',' Britt Ekland (qv) and Brigitte Bardot (qv) were possibles for  Marion.'),
('182741',' Fourth episode in the Mike and Ike 2'),
('182742','reel comedy series.'),
('182743',' David McCallum (I) (qv)s feature film debut.'),
('182744',' Originally Norman Wisdom (qv) was to have played Albert, but he  decided to retire the day after his 90th Birthday and was replaced  by Joss Ackland (qv)'),
('182745',' The softball game in the beginning of the movie is using students  from Harper Hall, a Mount Allison University Residences intramural  softball team.'),
('182746',' This movie, written by Carrie Fisher, contains one actress who is  Fishers mother (Debbie Reynolds), one who is her ex'),
('182747','stepmother  (Elizabeth Taylor) and one (Shirley Maclaine) who played the mother  of a character based upon her in Postcards From he Edge (also  written by Fisher).'),
('182748',' In 1959, in one of the biggest scandals to hit Hollywood up to that  time, beloved couple Eddie Fisher and Debbie Reynolds divorced when  Fisher left Reynolds for Elizabeth Taylor. This movie was the first  time Reynolds and Taylor had acted in a scene together since before  that scandal.'),
('182749',' Average Shot Length = ~9.8 seconds. Median Shot Length = ~10.2  seconds.'),
('182750',' The play opened on Broadway, New York City, New York, USA on 20  November 1934 and had 691 performances. In the cast was  Anne Revere (qv) as Martha Dobie, Katherine Emery (qv) as Karen  Wright and Robert Keith (I) (qv) as Dr. Joseph Cardin.'),
('182751',' The play was partly inspired by an actual case in Scotland in 1810,  which resulted in a libel suit brought on by the teachers.'),
('182752',' Because of the lesbian theme of the play, the Hays office refused to  allow the original title to be used, nor any mention of it onscreen  or in publicity materials. Hence, Lillian Hellman (qv) is credited  only for original story and screenplay.'),
('182753',' Lillian Hellman (qv) was satisfied with changes she had to make in  the play for the film, since she felt the central issue of the play  was the malicious result of the gossip rather than the gossip  itself.'),
('182754',' Despite the changes made for the film because of censorship, nearly  all of the dialogue is identical to that in the 1934 play "The  Childrens Hour", on which this film was based.'),
('182755',' First film role of Michael Landon (qv).'),
('182756',' A finalist in the Tropfest Short Film Festival in Sydney in 1998.'),
('182757',' Though Brendan Hood (qv) is credited as screenwriter, he only came  up with the basic idea. Everything in his original draft was  subsequently written out by the producers, and its estimated that  up to 10 people have worked on the script.'),
('182758',' Carole Lombard (I) (qv) was originally cast in this film, but due  to her death in a plane crash in January, 1942, Joan Crawford (qv)  replaced her. When the film was completed, she contributed her  entire salary to the American Red Cross in Lombards name.'),
('182759',' Joan Crawford (qv) was on'),
('182760','loan to Columbia Pictures from MGM.'),
('182761',' Joan Crawford (qv)s famous line "When I want a sneak, Ill hire  the best and get a Jap" drew the movies biggest laugh from 1942  audiences. The line is now considered offensive in these politically  correct times, and has been cut from most current prints.'),
('182762',' Dorothy Stratten (qv) was murdered soon after production ended.  The negative publicity surrounding the tragedy contributed to the  films limited release.'),
('182763',' This was the final theatrical starring role for  Audrey Hepburn (qv), whose next '),
('182764',' and final '),
('182765',' film appearance (not  counting a TV movie) would be a cameo in the Steven Speilberg film  "Always".'),
('182766',' The film, shot in 1980 by a small crew on the strees of Manhattan,  reunited "Bloodline" (1979) co'),
('182767','stars Audrey Hepburn and Ben Gazzara.  According to director Bogdanovich, Hepburn and Gazzara had fallen in  love on the "Bloodline" set, but Gazzara had subsquently fallen in  love with Elke Krivat, who became his third wife. The tensions  between Hepburn and Gazzara and Gazzaras depression over the  immanent divorce from his second wife made it "difficult at times"  on the set.'),
('182768',' After the murder of Dorothy Stratten, no major studio would release  the film, fearing it would bomb due to the tragic context in the  public mind. Director Peter Bogdonovitch spent five million dollars  of his own money to distribute the film himself. The film bombed,  and the director found himself on the brink of financial and  professional ruin.'),
('182769',' The part of Christy Miller was written specially for Colleen Camp  and was based on her personality.'),
('182770',' Released as a split reel along with the documentary  _Family Trees (1920)_ (qv).'),
('182771',' Dedicated to the memory of Tania Trepanier (qv)'),
('182772',' Released as a split reel along with the comedy  _Puncture Proof Sock Man, The (1914)_ (qv).'),
('182773',' This is the only vehicle '),
('182774',' movie, TV or otherwise '),
('182775',' to feature Doug  Selby, and it is based on Erle Stanley Gardners Doug Selby novel  "The D A Draws a Circle."'),
('182776',' John Hillerman (qv)s first movie.'),
('182777',' Released as a split reel along with the comedy  _His Loving Spouse (1914)_ (qv).'),
('182778',' The first film of Sam Kydd.'),
('182779',' Based on a true incident that occurred in 1942 when nine Nazi  saboteurs were put ashore on the coast of Long Island, New York, by  submarine, with orders to blow up various defense installations.  They were caught, tried, and several were executed.'),
('182780',' Dick York suffered a back injury during the making of this movie and  never fully recovered from it. Continuing back problems forced him  off of the TV show "Bewitched" in 1969 and effectively ended his  career. He spent his last years in poverty.'),
('182781',' Average Shot Length = 10 seconds. Median Shot Length = 10.4 seconds.'),
('182782',' In a 1960 interview John Wayne (I) (qv) criticized the homosexual  subtext of _They Came to Cordura (1959)_ (qv) and  _Suddenly, Last Summer (1959)_ (qv) as "poison polluting Hollywoods  moral bloodstream".'),
('182783',' One of the vehicles used in a car crash in this show was also used  in a crash in the mini'),
('182784','series "Would Be Kings".'),
('182785',' The cockroaches used were Madagascar Hissing Cockroaches.'),
('182786',' The blueprint of the giant "Asimov" cockroach monster that the  characters viewed on their computer monitor was the actual concept  drawing made for the film.'),
('182787',' Budlong, Jack (qv) died after falling from his horse onto his  sword.'),
('182788',' Untrained rider Murphy, George (IV) (qv) was killed when he fell  from his horse while drunk.'),
('182789',' Because of a shortage of native Americans in Hollywood, Warner Bros.  imported 16 Sioux from the Dakotas.'),
('182790',' To fill the background with "Indians", hundreds of Filipino extras  were filmed while the 16 Sioux were used for the close'),
('182791','ups.'),
('182792',' This was the eighth and final film pairing of Errol Flynn (I) (qv)  with Olivia de Havilland (qv). The last scene they filmed together  was Custers parting with his wife before his final campaign.'),
('182793',' The filming of the "Last Stand" sequence from this movie involved  some 200 horsemen charging around in pretend battle and was so  dangerous that one day during filming Anthony Quinn (I) (qv), who  played Crazy Horse, arranged as a gag for a hearse to show up at the  filming location'),
('182794',' This documentary is featured on the DVD for  _They Died with Their Boots On (1941)_ (qv), released in 2005.'),
('182795',' Released as a split reel along with the cartoon  _On the Ard Igh Road (1916)_ (qv).'),
('182796',' The first film of Leslie Dwyer.'),
('182797',' Released as a split reel along with the documentary  _Fine Feathers (1920)_ (qv).'),
('182798',' This film contains the actual footage of the concert held in the  Theresienstadt Ghetto by world'),
('182799','renowned Jewish conductor Raphael  Schachter, who was ordered by the Nazis to play "Jewish music" for  visiting Red Cross delegates (the Nazis believed that Jews could not  comprehend or appreciate "Christian" music). Boldly defying his  brutal imprisoners, Schachter had his orchestra masterfully play a  Christian litany, Verdis Requiem '),
('182800',' a dramatic act of defiance in  the face of Nazi anti'),
('182801','Semitism. The footage of this concert was  restored and re'),
('182802','mastered for this movie.'),
('182803',' The movie contains secret film footage taken by Jewish filmmaker  Kurt Gerron, who attempted to document conditions in the  Theresienstadt Ghetto before he was sent to his death in Auschwitz.'),
('182804',' Contains previously unseen film of Jewish partisans blowing up  bridges and railroad tracks in Nazi'),
('182805','occupied Russia. This footage  was discovered in the Soviet Archives in 1998.'),
('182806',' Harmonica played by Larry Adler (I) (qv).'),
('182807',' In the scene where Hope opens the music box we here Bing Crosby  singing his hit "When The Blue Of The Night". Hope says the line  "That guy is haunting me”. Crosby and Hope were co'),
('182808','stars in the  famous "Road Pictures" and often made cameos in each others films.'),
('182809',' Screen debut of Karl Malden (qv).'),
('182810',' Screen debut of Tom Ewell (qv).'),
('182811',' The line "I have come here to chew bubble gum and kick ass, and Im  all out of bubble gum" was ad'),
('182812','libbed by Roddy Piper (qv).  According to director John Carpenter (I) (qv), Piper had taken the  line from a list of ideas he had for his pro wrestling interviews.'),
('182813',' The credited writer "Frank Armitage" is a reference to  William Gibson (II) (qv)s book "Neuromancer."'),
('182814',' The two critics speaking against violence on film criticize director  John Carpenter (I) (qv).'),
('182815',' Writer "Frank Armitage" is actually director  John Carpenter (I) (qv).'),
('182816',' The fight between Nada (Roddy Piper (qv)) and Frank  (Keith David (I) (qv)) was only supposed to last 20 seconds, but  Piper and David decided to fight it out for real, only faking the  hits to the face and groin. They rehearsed the fight for three  weeks. Carpenter was so impressed he kept the 5 minute and 20 second  scene intact.'),
('182817',' The communicators that the guards use are the P.K.E. meters from  _Ghost Busters (1984)_ (qv).'),
('182818',' Roddy Piper (qv)s character never gives his name nor is he  referred to by name throughout the entire movie. He is simply  referred to as "Nada" in the credits, which means "nothing" in  Spanish.'),
('182819',' There is a thinly veiled jab at  _"Siskel & Ebert & the Movies" (1986)_ (qv), with both  Gene Siskel (qv) and Roger Ebert (qv) as aliens. "Siskel" is  denouncing George A. Romero (I) (qv) and John Carpenter (I) (qv)  as too violent. (In fact, Siskel had written a scathing review of  Romeros _Night of the Living Dead (1968)_ (qv).)'),
('182820',' The only character given a first and last name is Holly Thompson  (Meg Foster (qv)).'),
('182821',' SPOILER: When Frank (Keith David (I) (qv)) angrily asks Nada  (Roddy Piper (qv)) how many people he had killed, Nada replies  that they werent people. The only human character killed by Nada is  Holly Thompson (Meg Foster (qv)).'),
('182822',' John Carpenter (I) (qv) wanted a truly rugged individual to play  Nada. He cast wrestler Roddy Piper (qv) in lead role after seeing  him at _Wrestlemania III (1987) (V)_ (qv). Carpenter remembered  Keith David (I) (qv)s performance in _Thing, The (1982)_ (qv) and  wrote the role of Frank specifically for the actor.'),
('182823',' Filmed in 1947. The films release was delayed by two years because  Howard Hughes (I) (qv) was in the process of buying RKO.'),
('182824',' The opening sequence was filmed from a helicopter. Although  helicopters had been used in filming by 1947, mainly for aerial  views or landscapes, this is one of the first times an action scene  was filmed from the sky. The most difficult thing about it was to  keep the actors in focus. It took them four takes; they eventually  chose the second one.'),
('182825',' Farley Granger (qv) personally recommended Cathy  ODonnell (I) (qv) for the role of Keechie.'),
('182826',' Robert Mitchum (qv) lobbied for the role of Chicamaw.'),
('182827',' It is rumored that Nicholas Ray (qv) made Cathy  ODonnell (I) (qv) work at a gas station for two weeks so that she  would look convincing in her role.'),
('182828',' Nicholas Ray (qv)s first directing credit.'),
('182829',' The movie has a very unusual prologue before the opening credits  showing a very romantic Granger and ODonnell with subtitles.'),
('182830',' Released as a split reel along with the comedy  _New Editor, The (1915)_ (qv).'),
('182831',' Desert location shooting was so hot at times that the film melted in  the camera.'),
('182832',' Claude Rains (qv) at first turned down the part, feeling he would  be miscast and look ridiculous as a tough New York City cop. Only  after being threatened by the studio with suspension did he  reluctantly accept it, but he always considered this one of his  least favorite pictures.'),
('182833',' The play opened off'),
('182834','broadway in New York City, New York, USA on 4  April 1933.'),
('182835',' Trevor Howard (I) (qv)was cast at very short notice after the  actor first cast dropped out.'),
('182836',' The first feature film of Michael Brennan (I) (qv).'),
('182837',' Hively, Jack (qv) took over as director for  Goodwins, Leslie (qv) while he was hospitalized with pneumonia.'),
('182838',' RKO was forced by the Argentine government to add footage with  popular Argentine star Alberto Vila (I) (qv) before agreeing to  its release in that country.'),
('182839',' The title refers to Miguel de Cervantes novel "Don Quixote."  Quixote tilted at windmills because "they might be giants."'),
('182840',' This film provided US Alternative rock outfit  They Might be Giants (qv) with their name.'),
('182841',' F. Murray Abraham (qv)s movie debut.'),
('182842',' The waitress in the diner scene is the director of the film.'),
('182843',' The film was supposed to be an urban horror film entitled DEAD  THANGZ'),
('182844',' The film was shot in fourteen days of principal photography during  the months of April, May, and June of 2001.'),
('182845',' The "Salome" scenes were shot as early silent films were shot  outdoors, using the sun as light.'),
('182846',' DIRCAMEO: Victors "maker".'),
('182847',' Won Best Drama at the Silver Wave Film Festival (2005). This was the  first time it was viewed by audiences.'),
('182848',' This was the last movie filmed on the MGM backlot; the property was  sold after completion of filming.'),
('182849',' Released as a split reel along with the comedy  _Brains and Brawn (1912)_ (qv).'),
('182850',' The car crash in which Vic dies is stock footage from  _Thunder Road (1958)_ (qv).'),
('182851',' "They Saved Hitlers Brain", despite bearing a 1963 copyright, was  released years later. The 1963 film "The Madmen of Mandoras" was  combined with new footage of "CID" agents Vic and Toni shot for the  film and released to television as "They Saved Hitlers Brain". The  Vic and Toni footage was clearly shot years later; the hairstyles  and fashions did not become popular until the late 1960s.'),
('182852',' In the movie, the newspaper account lists Jascha Heifetz (qv)s  stolen Violin as a Stradivarius. Heifetz actually used a Guarnarius  in the picture and favored that violin in real life, but the  producers felt that the name of Stradivarius would be more  recognizable.'),
('182853',' Gene Reynolds (qv), who plays Frankie, would go on to a successful  career as a TV producer and director, most notably of  _"M*A*S*H" (1972)_ (qv).'),
('182854',' The tall violinist in scenes with the California Junior Symphony  Orchestra standing at the far end was Raymond D. Bowman, a child  prodigy from Long Beach, who was 21 at the time. In 2 more years, he  would be in the Army and survive the Japanese attack on Pearl Harbor  on 7 December 1941. In the 1950s, he was one of the first members of  the "Pearl Harbor Survivors Association" and was a classical music  critic for many years for the South Bay Daily Breeze in Redondo  Beach.'),
('182855',' One of the few films in which conductor Alfred Newman actually makes  an on'),
('182856','screen appearance.'),
('182857',' Though Archie Mayo received sole on'),
('182858','screen credit as director, the  scenes showing Jascha Heifetz performing were actually directed by  William Wyler. Because of Heifetz schedule, Sam Goldwyn had to  complete those scenes before he had assigned a director to film the  rest of the movie.'),
('182859',' Sydney Pollack (qv) shot some of the frightening derby sequences  himself, donning a pair of roller skates to get right in the action  with the frantically heel/toe'),
('182860','ing actors.'),
('182861',' Holds the record for the movie with the most Academy Award  nominations without a nomination for Best Picture: 9.'),
('182862',' Two of the couples are sponsored by Winklers Travel Agency and  Sills Collection Agency. Irwin Winkler (qv) and  Theodore B. Sills (qv) are among the producers of the film.'),
('182863',' Barbara Parkins was offered, but turned down, a role in this film.'),
('182864',' For years the "climbing spike" scene was deleted from this short. It  was deemed too graphic even for a Stooges short.'),
('182865',' Ray Mayer (qv) and Moroni Olsen (qv) were in a Hollywood  Reporter cast list for this movie, but they did not appear.'),
('182866',' In the photo Jim takes inside the casino, the woman standing next to  Mr. Hunter appears to be Bess Flowers (qv).'),
('182867',' Released as a split reel along with the comedy  _Man Hunters, The (1914)_ (qv).'),
('182868',' Robert Montgomery (I) (qv) was a real'),
('182869','life PT skipper in World War  2. He helped direct some of the PT sequences for the film when  John Ford (I) (qv) was unavailable due to health reasons.'),
('182870',' Filmed in Miami, the closing shot with the lighthouse is the Cape  Florida Lighthouse, in what is today the Cape Florida State Park.  The lighthouse withstood and was the scene of an Seminole Indian  attack in 1835.'),
('182871',' The movie was based on the real live exploits of John Bulkeley a  World War II Congressional Medal of Honor Recipient.'),
('182872',' This movie was based on the W. L. Whites book, THEY WERE EXPENDABLE  covering the exploits of Lieutenants John Bulkeley and Robert Kelly.  Lieutenant Robert Kelly and U.S. Army Nurse "Peggy Smith", sued MGM,  John Wayne and Donna Reed for their portrayal of them in the film.  Although the film follows the book fairly closely, it does portray  Lieutenant Kelly as impetuous and "hell bound for glory." Nurse  Smith is shown romantically involved with Lieutenant Kelly. Wayne,  Reed and MGM settled out of court for a nominal sum (less than  $5,000.00). This event prompted movies to start adding disclaimers  such as "All characters are fictional. Any resemblance to actual  people is purely by coincidence and any of their actions in actual  historical events is not accurate".'),
('182873',' The real'),
('182874','life Motor Torpedo Boat Squadron 3 in the Philippines at  the beginning of World War II was equipped with six 77'),
('182875','foot Elco PT  boats, all either lost in combat or destroyed to prevent capture. In  the film, the Squadron 3 boats are represented by two 80'),
('182876','foot Elco  and four 78'),
('182877','foot Huckins PT boats.'),
('182878',' "Dad" Knowlton, the shipwright who repairs the PT boats, has a  poignant little scene in which he refuses to leave the place hes  lived and worked for forty years, although the Japanese are  advancing. Rusty Ryan, John Waynes character, finally leaves Dad  sitting alone on his porch with a rifle in his hands and a jug of  moonshine between his knees, as "Red River Valley" plays in the  background. How eerily reminiscent of "The Grapes of Wrath," which  is particularly appropriate because Dad is played by Russell  Simpson, whom John Ford directed as Pa Joad in 1940.'),
('182879',' During the shooting of this movie, John Ford (I) (qv) had put  John Wayne (I) (qv) down every chance he got, because Wayne had  not enlisted to fight in World War II. Ford commanded a naval  photographic unit during the war rising to the rank of captain and  thought Wayne a coward for staying behind. After months of heaping  insults on Waynes head, costar Robert Montgomery (I) (qv) finally  approached the director and told him that if he was putting Wayne  down for Montgomerys benefit (Montgomery had served in the war),  that he needed to stop immediately. This brought the tough'),
('182880','as'),
('182881','nails  director to tears and he stopped abusing Wayne.'),
('182882',' When the officers are gathered around the dining table, they stand  for a toast, Rusty misses and the drink goes down the front of his  shirt, then quickly cuts.'),
('182883',' Broadway stage actor Ralph Clanton (qv)s only starring role in a  motion picture.'),
('182884',' The film debut of Michael Trubshawe.'),
('182885',' This short preview for _Midway (1976)_ (qv), is featured on the DVD  for that film, released in 2001.'),
('182886',' The story is based on the murder trial of Leo M. Frank in 1915,  despite the usual disclaimer at the start of the movie. Author  Ward Greene (qv) covered that trial in Atlanta, Georgia, as a  reporter.'),
('182887',' Fritz Lang (I) (qv) was initially offered to direct, passing, not  wanting to be typecast as "an expert on lynching".'),
('182888',' Chelli, Alida (qv) was the girlfriend of leading man  Chiari, Walter (qv) and almost didnt get the part because she was  thought to be too glamorous and might have upstaged female lead  Dunne, Clare (qv).'),
('182889',' "The House That Nino Built" was in Greenacre, a suburb of Sydney,  Australia. Actors dug trenches, poured concrete, laid bricks, etc.  The house was finished by George Wimpey & Co. Ltd. and then sold to  raise funds for The Royal Life Saving Society. The stars footprints  were set in concrete slabs in the pathway.'),
('182890',' The opening week attendances at the State Theatre, Sydney broke a  37'),
('182891','year record for the theatre. The scenes of Nino being rescued  from the surf were filmed from a duck (amphibious vehicle) borrowed  from the Australian Army.'),
('182892',' Robert Prosky (qv)s TV debut.'),
('182893',' When Mackin goes to the store and buys an LP: "Look To The Rainbow"  with Walter Wanderley on organ and piano.'),
('182894',' This is Laurel and Hardys last short movie, except for a cameo  appearance in _On the Wrong Trek (1936)_ (qv).'),
('182895',' This film was shot in only 4 days.'),
('182896',' The house that was blown up was actually a fake structure in front  of the real house; nevertheless, when it blew up it heavily damaged  the real house behind it. The residents and neighbors were moved to  a hotel during filming.'),
('182897',' The burglary tools used throughout the film (such as the hydraulic  drill used in the opening sequence) were not props, but actual tools  which the actors were trained to use. The tools were supplied by  actual thieves who served as technical consultants on the film,  principally John Santucci, who also portrays Sgt. Urizzi on screen.'),
('182898',' The big jewel robbery in this film is based on an actual robbery  masterminded by John Santucci (I) (qv), who serves as a technical  consultant. Johns wife, Nancy Santucci (qv), plays the diner  waitress.'),
('182899',' The vault which James Caans character breaks into in the opening  scene was a real vault, purchased at a cost of $10,000, specifically  so that Caan could break into it, using the tools and techniques  supplied by John Santucci. Every crew member was armed with a fire  extinguisher in case of a blaze from the intense heat of the thermal  lance. Caan later remarked that although many elements of John  Santucci found their way into the character of Frank, he resisted  doing a straight impersonation of the boisterous Santucci.'),
('182900',' The long "sparkler" used to melt into the big jewel safe is a real  tool, known as an oxy'),
('182901','lance.'),
('182902',' Frank favors a Colts 1911A1 "longslide" in .45 ACP customized by  pistolsmith Jim Hoag. Carl is using a High Standard Model 10B  "Bullpup'),
('182903','style" 12 gauge Police Shotgun, no longer in production.'),
('182904',' After _Godfather, The (1972)_ (qv), this is James Caans favorite  film of his own. He has stated that his monologue in the diner is  the scene he is most proud of in his career.'),
('182905',' Film debuts of James Belushi (qv), William Petersen (qv),  Dennis Farina (qv), John Kapelos (qv), and Robert Prosky (qv)'),
('182906',' Many real'),
('182907','life Chicago criminals and police officers served as  advisors to director Michael Mann (I) (qv), and Mann cast many of  them on screen, often in contradictory roles (i.e. former Chicago  police officers Dennis Farina and Nick Nickeas appear as criminal  henchmen, while former professional thief John Santucci appears as a  police officer).'),
('182908',' The screenplay for this film was adapted from the novel "The Home  Invaders", written by Frank Hohimer (qv), himself a professional  thief. Hohimer was serving time in prison at the time this film was  in production.'),
('182909',' James Caan made sure to speak slowly and clearly and tried to avoid  using contractions in his words. He decided that Frank would do this  so he would save time by never having to repeat himself.'),
('182910',' When Frank tries to light his cigarette in the diner scene, the  lighter does not work. This was not scripted. The prison story that  Frank tells in his monologue is based on a letter  Michael Mann (I) (qv) received from a real inmate.'),
('182911',' James Caan badly injured his hand during the Los Angeles heist scene  when Frank is breaking through the roof with a crowbar.'),
('182912',' In the hospital scene, James Caan decided to stare coldly at  J. Jay Saunders (qv) who played the doctor. This really frightened  Saunders and his reaction in the scene is genuine.'),
('182913',' The scene where Frank blows up his car lot was filmed at 4 AM in  below'),
('182914','freezing temperature. Still over 2,000 spectators showed up to  watch the explosions.'),
('182915',' A 60,000 gallon water truck was used to keep the streets constantly  wet.'),
('182916',' James Belushi (qv)s brother, John Belushi (qv) visited the set  often. The cast and crew would often hang out at Belushis  speakeasy, The Blues Brothers Bar, after work.'),
('182917',' In the scene in Leos house, James Caan improvised mispronouncing  "elected" as "elected'),
('182918','ed" to show that Frank was an uneducated man  who tried project an air of sophistication.'),
('182919',' The character of Sam Grossman was based on Nathan Grossman (qv),  the grandfather of a friend of Michael Manns. The actor playing  him, Nathan Davis (I) (qv), is the father of  Andrew Davis (I) (qv), another friend of Manns.'),
('182920',' On the DVD commentary, James Caan says that the score by  Tangerine Dream (II) (qv) gives him a headache.'),
('182921',' In the "Cargo" level, you can find a book lying on the floor in one  of the pirate cabins. In it is a list of rules and articles for  those on a pirate ship to obey. With the exception of a few name  changes, the text is a direct quote of the articles drawn up by  pirate Captain John Phillips and the crew of The Revenge in 1723.'),
('182922',' This game was the last game made by Looking Glass Studios, the  makers of series such as Thief and System Shock. Despite the fact  that the games the company made were cult favorites, financial  problems rocked the company, and the company shut down in 2000. The  rights to the third Thief game were picked up by Ion Storm (the  makers of Deus Ex).'),
('182923',' In the San Marco scene, Hornet brings out a hardback copy of  Cornelia Funke (qv)s Inkheart.'),
('182924',' The film features various sound effects prominently used in the  classic computer game _StarCraft (1998) (VG)_ (qv).'),
('182925',' Part of the exterior Venice scenes were actually filmed on a large  set in Luxembourg.'),
('182926',' During the filming of the scene where Patty is walking over the  railroad tracks on the bridge, Patty Dunning states in an interview  that she did, in fact, drop down in between the trestles, and that  she was really glad she weighed what she did at the time so that she  didnt go all the way through, because the bridge was about 60 feet  high.'),
('182927',' The Persian Prince is played by Comont, Mathilde (qv), a female.'),
('182928',' In some prints, Comont, Mathilde (qv) is credited as M. Comont to  keep her sex a secret. However, in several scenes in the film it is  very obvious that the Persian Prince is being played by a woman.'),
('182929',' This film was selected to the National Film Registry, Library of  Congress, in 1996.'),
('182930',' Douglas Fairbanks (qv) was inspired to make this film by an  episode in Paul Leni (qv)s German film  _Wachsfigurenkabinett, Das (1924)_ (qv) (US title: "Waxworks").'),
('182931',' The movies poster was as #9 of "The 25 Best Movie Posters Ever" by  Premiere.'),
('182932',' Filming began in Britain, but because of the Blitz, the production  relocated to Hollywood.'),
('182933',' Filmed at Londons Denham Studios, which had just merged with  J. Arthur Rank (qv)s nearby Pinewood Studios.'),
('182934',' Producer Alexander Korda (qv) was so demanding that he went  through six directors during the production of this film, including  his brother Zoltan Korda (qv) and leading art director  William Cameron Menzies (qv).'),
('182935',' When filming began in the USA, the stricter US censorship codes were  applied. One of the most obvious differences between the scenes shot  in the UK and those filmed in the USA is that the tops of the  actresses costumes were buttoned up all the way to satisfy the Hays  Office. That kind of clue makes it easier to identify the US'),
('182936','shot  scenes than trying to spot differences in the sets.'),
('182937',' Vivien Leigh (qv) was originally cast in the role of the Princess,  but when, in late 1938, she won the part of Scarlett OHara in  _Gone with the Wind (1939)_ (qv). Korda gave the role to young, up  and coming starlet, June Duprez (qv).'),
('182938',' The first assigned director, Ludwig Berger, wanted his old friend,  the 80'),
('182939','year'),
('182940','old Austrian operetta composer Oscar Straus, to compose  the score. Miklos Rozsa only won the assignment by sitting in an  office adjoining Bergers and playing his catchy melodies over and  over again. The Viennese waltzes that Straus had supplied were  quickly dropped in favor of Rozsas sweeping and colorful score.'),
('182941',' The first film of John Justin.'),
('182942',' The car driven by Steven Bauers charterer is a 1960 Mercedes'),
('182943','Benz  300SL Roadster.'),
('182944',' Official Selection of the 2004 Daytona Beach Film Festival, 2005  ZoieFest, 2005 New River Film Festival, 2005 International Student  Film Festival of Hollywood, and 2006 Salmagundi Film Festival.'),
('182945',' Won 2nd place Thriller at 2005 ZoieFest'),
('182946',' The Thief is one of the few films with synchronized sound to be made  completely without spoken dialog.'),
('182947',' Writers Todd Jones and Jeremy Linden came up with the premise of the  movie on the spot when asked at a film festival what their next  project would be.'),
('182948',' The original script contained another Asen Quarry background scene,  in which Asen Quarry would be performing in the fictitious action  film "No One Wins".'),
('182949',' The role of Tracy ODonnell was originally intended for Michelle  Partlow.'),
('182950',' Ion Storm decided not to name the game "Thief III" for fear that it  would alienate console gamers who had never played the previous two  titles.'),
('182951',' The original play opened in New York on 30 September 1938, with  Alison Skipworth (qv) in the role of Grandma. It closed after 16  performances.'),
('182952',' Edward Anderson (III) (qv) sold the movie rights to his novel for  $500.'),
('182953',' Louise Fletcher (qv)s first movie role. She was married to the  films producer Jerry Bick (qv) at the time.'),
('182954',' Robert Altman (I) (qv) persuaded Bert Remsen (qv) to switch jobs  and take a role as an actor. Up to then, Remsen was better known for  being a leading casting director.'),
('182955',' When Robert Altman (I) (qv) decided to adapt Edward Andersons  book, he was not at all aware that Nicholas Ray (qv) had  previously adapted the book as the cult classic  _They Live by Night (1948)_ (qv).'),
('182956',' Lee Van Cleef (qv)s last movie.'),
('182957',' According to director Jules Dassin (qv), Jack Okie (qv) was  completely deaf by the time of this film. "He caused absolutely no  delays," Dassin said.'),
('182958',' One of the 50 films in the 4'),
('182959','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 George Eastman House. This version has an  uncredited piano music score and runs 5 minutes.'),
('182960',' It was on the sets of this movie Rajnikanth met Latha, a college  student, who would become his wife the next year.'),
('182961',' CAMEO(Robert B. Parker (qv)): As Spenser enters a police station,  a police officer is seen asleep at his desk.'),
('182962',' The part of priest Father Ahearn is played by  Daniel Parker (I) (qv), son of Robert B. Parker (qv).'),
('182963',' The part of Frank Belsons doctor is played by Joan Parker (qv),  wife of Robert B. Parker.'),
('182964',' The release of this film resulted in Randall Adams case being  reopened. He was exonerated. He then filed suit against filmmaker  Errol Morris over the rights to his life.'),
('182965',' Morris spent 2 1/2 years tracking down the various players in the  Randall Adams case and convincing them to appear in the film.'),
('182966',' In light of the new evidence uncovered by the film, an evidentiary  hearing was held. Harris testified, recanting his earlier  accusations of Adams. "Randall Adams knew nothing about this offense  and was not in the car at the time," Harris testified. Adams  capital murder verdict was overturned, and he was released from  prison in March 1989.'),
('182967',' David Harris, at age 43, was executed by lethal injection on 30 June  2004 in Huntsville, Texas for murdering a man, Mark Mays, during an  attempted kidnapping. That crime occurred on 1 September 1985, and  was unrelated to Harriss crime of killing the policeman in the  movie. The Mays case was mentioned in the film, it was the case  where Harris was wounded in the neck before the victim was killed.'),
('182968',' Was rejected by the Oscars for Best Documentary category in 1989  because it was considered to be a fictional film due to its scripted  content.'),
('182969',' The original play opened in Budapest in 1922. An English translation  of the play by Fanny Hatton (qv) and Frederic Hatton (qv) opened  in New York on 23 October 1930 with the title "His Majestys Car."  It starred Miriam Hopkins (qv) and ran for 12 performances.'),
('182970',' Dwight Schultz (qv)s TV debut.'),
('182971',' When Nick is resting in the hammock in his parents front yard, he  is reading a "Nick Carter, Detective" comic book.'),
('182972',' Liberal drinking of alcohol, a mainstay of the first four "Thin Man"  movies, was curtailed for this movie due to wartime liquor  rationing.'),
('182973',' Taurog, Norman (qv) directed the additional scenes filmed in  August and September, 1944, because Thorpe, Richard (I) (qv) had  begun work on his next film _Thrill of a Romance (1945)_ (qv).'),
('182974',' The Charles dog, Asta, was replaced for this movie. The original  dog outgrew the part.'),
('182975',' This movie was to begin production in 1942, but Loy, Myrna (qv)  refused the part. Instead, she went to New York to marry car rental  heir John Hertz, Jr., and worked for the Red Cross war'),
('182976','relief  effort. The movie almost began shooting with Dunne, Irene (qv) as  Nora Charles.'),
('182977',' Louis B. Mayer (qv), head of MGM, originally was against the idea  of Myrna Loy (qv) being cast in this picture but director  W.S. Van Dyke (qv) wanted to use the stars of the movie  _Manhattan Melodrama (1934)_ (qv), William Powell (I) (qv) and  Myrna Loy (qv). Mayer said that Powell was OK for the part since  he had already played detectives in other films. Loy eventually got  the part and made new image for herself.'),
('182978',' Lux Radio Theatre version starring Myrna Loy (qv),  William Powell (I) (qv), Porter Hall (qv) aired June 8, 1936.'),
('182979',' While Powell, Loy, Gombell, Hall, and Henry recreated their roles in  the June 8, 1936 Lux Radio Theater broadcast, Thomas Jackson was  promoted from an uncredited bit as a reporter to the major  supporting role of Lt. Guild. Even though Cecil B. DeMille had begun  his 9 year run as Lux Theater host on June 1, only one week before,  he was missing from this broadcast. Taking his place was THE THIN  MANs director Woody Van Dyke. Legendary silent star Theda Bara made  an appearance and reminisced with him about silent film acting and  the research she had to do to play Cleopatra in 1917. The washed'),
('182980','up  Bara, who hadnt made a film in years, talked about making a  comeback in films and strongly suggests Norma Desmond. One wonders  if either Billy Wilder or Charles Brackett was listening that night.  Baras unusual appearance suggests that Van Dyke was doing it as a  favor to Charles Brabin, Baras husband, who was a director  colleague of his at MGM and whose career was ostensibly over too.'),
('182981',' Film was shot only in about two weeks. Was originally said to be a  "B" picture. First of six in The Thin Man series.'),
('182982',' The title does not refer to Nick Charles  (William Powell (I) (qv)), but to the murder victim  (Edward Ellis (I) (qv)). Audiences and critics alike kept  referring to Nick Charles as "the Thin Man", so subsequent films  kept the name.'),
('182983',' "The Thin Man" author Dashiell Hammett (qv) drew on his  experiences as a union'),
('182984','busting Pinkerton detective in Butte,  Montana, in creating his detective characters. Meanwhile, "The Thin  Man" star Myrna Loy (qv) was born near and raised in Helena,  Montana.'),
('182985',' While the "Thin Man" in the movie refers to character Clyde Wynant,  in the opening credits of the film the cover of the novel "The Thin  Man" is shown. On the dust jacket of the book we see a thin man  whos not just a model for the photo but who is also author  Dashiell Hammett (qv).'),
('182986',' In the original novel, Jorgensen was Rosewater. For some reason,  this was later changed or filmed and cut to get the movie the Hays  seal.'),
('182987',' Given three weeks to shoot the film, W.S. van Dyke managed it all in  12 days for the paltry budget of $231,000. The film surprised  everyone by becoming a major box office hit, ranking in $1.4  million.'),
('182988',' Skippy, who played Asta the dog, bit Myrna Loy during filming.'),
('182989',' Reportedly, Dashiell Hammett (qv) based Nick and Noras banter  upon his rocky relationship with playwright Lillian Hellman.'),
('182990',' In “The Thin Man” while serving guests at a Christmas Party, and in  “My Man Godfrey” when he comes home "intoxicated" William Powell  sings the same line to a song, "For tomorrow may bring sorrow, so  tonight let us be gay"'),
('182991',' Billy Bob Thornton (qv) recorded a narration for the 3+ hour epic  under the supervision of director Terrence Malick (qv). But the  final print of the film has voice'),
('182992','overs by 8 of the main characters  in the film; none of the narration from Thornton is in the final  print. In addition, several other stars who filmed scenes were left  on the cutting'),
('182993','room floor, including Bill Pullman (qv),  Gary Oldman (qv), Lukas Haas (qv), Viggo Mortensen (qv), and  Mickey Rourke (qv).'),
('182994',' Malick shot for 100 days in Australia, 24 in the Solomon Islands and  3 in the United States.'),
('182995',' The original cut of the film was just under 6 hours in length. Over  a million feet of film was shot.'),
('182996',' Hans Zimmer (qv), the composer on the film along with  John Powell (I) (qv) (who provided additional music) composed over  four hours of music on this film, presumably for the original  directors cut of the film. However, when director  Terrence Malick (qv) re'),
('182997','cut the film down to its current running  time of 170 minutes, he chose only a few select pieces of music from  Zimmers and Powells musical contributions, along with original  source music and thats what ended up in the theatrical edition of  the film.'),
('182998',' SPOILER: The Japanese soldier that shoots Witt at the end of the  movie is saying "Surrender, Its you who killed my friends, but I  have no desire to kill you. You are surrounded, please surrender".'),
('182999',' Three actors from _Casualties of War (1989)_ (qv) are in this film:  Sean Penn (qv), John C. Reilly (I) (qv), and  Don Harvey (I) (qv). Although they are all higher in rank in this  film, Reilly and Harvey are once again under Sean Penns command.'),
('183000',' While most of the character names are consistent in all three  versions, the Captains name is not: its Stein in the novel, Stone  in the 1964 film, and Staros in the 1998 version.'),
('183001',' Before pre'),
('183002','production began, director Terrence Malick (qv) walked  on foot across the entire southwest, stopping periodically to call  producers Robert Michael Geisler (qv) and Grant Hill (I) (qv) to  talk about the meaning of the film.'),
('183003',' In the script, the part of Cpl. Fife (Adrien Brody (qv)) was one  of the meatiest, although he barely speaks a line in the finished  film.'),
('183004',' The movie was almost not made. Sony Pictures dropped its plans to  produce it because of fears that it couldnt be made for its  then'),
('183005','$45 million budget. Fortunately, Fox studios came to the rescue  by providing most of the cash.'),
('183006',' Producers Robert Michael Geisler (qv) and John Roberdeau (qv)  fell out with director Terrence Malick (qv) during pre'),
('183007','production.  By the time they were filming, their relationship had so  deteriorated that Malick barred them from visiting the set.'),
('183008',' Prior to the films release, Geisler and Roberdeau allegedly  violated a confidentiality clause they had signed by giving an  interview to Vanity Fair about their long involvement with Malick  and the film. Malick was upset by this. Geisler and Roberdeau had to  sign another agreement stating they would not attend the Oscars  ceremony. If they violated that agreement, their names would be  stripped from the film and video credits.'),
('183009',' Geisler and Roberdeau said they would attend the Oscars ceremony.  Malick said if they were going to attend, he would stay home.  Neither Geisler and Roberdeau nor Malick attended the Oscars. The  movie won no awards.'),
('183010',' The piece of music playing in the scene with the captured Japanese  soldier is called "The Unanswered Question" by Charles Ives (qv).'),
('183011',' In the final narration by Train (John Dee Smith (qv)), he says,  "Darkness and Light. Strife and Love. Are they the workings of one  mind, the features of the same face?" A slight misquote of  William Wordworth (qv)s Prelude: Book Six, lines 636'),
('183012','8: "Tumult  and peace, the darkness and the light'),
('183013',' / Were all like workings of  one mind, the features / Of the same face".'),
('183014',' Terrence Malick (qv) changed Elias Koteas (qv)s characters  name so late in the production that the costume can be seen with the  name Stein on it, not Staros.'),
('183015',' In the films script, much of the characters speech and much of the  narration are actually lines taken from the James Jones (I) (qv)  novel "From Here to Eternity". For example, Witt frequently speaks  the words of Private Pruitt, and Sergeant Walsh speaks the words of  Sergeant Warden.'),
('183016',' Average Shot Length = ~7.9 Seconds. Median Shot Length = ~8.4  seconds.'),
('183017',' Music Editor Lee Scott and Francesco Lupica the creator on performer  of the Cosmic Beam provided the haunting "metalic" sound to the  films score. What sounds like a large distant bell is actually the  Cosmic Beam.'),
('183018',' Edward Norton (I) (qv) was offered a role in the film but turned  it down.'),
('183019',' The majority of soldiers names are only one syllable long: Tall  (Nick Nolte), Fife (Adrien Brody), Witt (James Caviezel), Gaff (John  Cusack), Welsh (Sean Penn).'),
('183020',' Several lines of dialogue are sampled in the song "Eye for an Eye"  by UNKLE.'),
('183021',' James Jones got the title of his book from the poem "Tommy" by  Rudyard Kipling, Kiplings commentary of how "society" looks down on  the military . . . until "society" needs to be defended. A couplet  that contains the line is, "Then its Tommy this, an Tommy that,  an Tommy, ows yer soul?/But its Thin red line of eroes when  the drums begin to roll,"'),
('183022',' Nick Nolte, as Lt. Col. Tall, says to Capt. Staros on the dawn of  the day of the attack, "Eos rhododoctoros . . . rosy'),
('183023','fingered dawn."  He uses the second part of that line, "Rosy'),
('183024','fingered dawn" again in  a later movie, "The Good Thief".'),
('183025',' Sandra Bullock (qv) co'),
('183026','wrote and performed the song "Heaven  Knocking On My Door" in this film.'),
('183027',' Paramount released this movie only in certain regions of the United  States. When it did not do well, it was not given a wider national  release.'),
('183028',' The most financially unsuccessful film of 1993, earning only $1  million gross from a budget of $14 million.'),
('183029',' This making'),
('183030','of is featured on the Directors Cut DVD for  _Thing Called Love, The (1993)_ (qv), released in 2006.'),
('183031',' The opening credits reused the music from the opening credits of  _This Island Earth (1955)_ (qv).'),
('183032',' Of the 101 films made by director Will Cowan (qv), this was the  only feature '),
('183033',' all of the rest were shorts. This was also the last  film he directed.'),
('183034',' It is generally believed that Howard Hawks (qv) took over  direction during production, and it has always been acknowledged by  director Christian Nyby (qv) that Hawks was the guiding hand.  However, in an interview James Arness (qv) said that while Hawks  spent a lot of time on the set, it was Nyby who actually directed  the picture, not Hawks.'),
('183035',' Partly filmed in Glacier National Park and at a Los Angeles ice  storage plant.'),
('183036',' This film was based on the short story "Who Goes There?" by Don A.  Stuart. The credits on this film list the author by his real name,  the science fiction editor/writer John W. Campbell Jr. (qv)'),
('183037',' Midget actor Billy Curtis (I) (qv) played the smaller version of  "The Thing" during the creatures final scene.'),
('183038',' James Arness (qv) complained that his "Thing" costume made him  look like a giant carrot.'),
('183039',' Howard Hawks (qv) asked the US Air Force for assistance in making  the film. He was refused because the top brass felt that such  cooperation would compromise the U.S. governments official stance  that UFOs didnt exist.'),
('183040',' Only technical and production credits precede the film, no acting  credits.'),
('183041',' It is believed that Ben Hecht (I) (qv) and  William Faulkner (I) (qv), both good friends of producer  Howard Hawks (qv), contributed to the script. However,  long'),
('183042','standing rumors that Orson Welles (qv) contributed to the  dialog are believed to be untrue.'),
('183043',' Two months prior to principal photography, James Arness (qv) was  brought in during the design and development of the makeup.'),
('183044',' Close'),
('183045','ups of "The Thing" were removed. It was felt that the make'),
('183046','up  could not hold up to close scrutiny. However, the lack of close'),
('183047','ups  gave the creature a more mysterious quality.'),
('183048',' James Arness (qv) reportedly regarded his role as so embarrassing  that he didnt attend the premiere.'),
('183049',' Robert Nichols (qv) is billed as Lt. Ken Erickson in the credits.  His characters name in the film is Lt. Ken Mcpherson, he is mostly  called Mac by Captain Hendry.'),
('183050',' It took makeup artist Lee Greenway five months and 18 sculptures of  the creature before he came up with a design that satisfied producer  Howard Hawks.'),
('183051',' When producer Howard Hawks attempted to get insurance for the  creature, five insurance companies turned him down because "The  Thing" was to be frozen in a block of ice, hacked by axes, attacked  by dogs, lit on fire, and electrocuted.'),
('183052',' The famous scene when the crew formed a ring around the flying  saucer frozen in the ice, was actually filmed at the RKO Ranch in  the San Fernando Valley in 100'),
('183053','degree weather.'),
('183054',' When a soldier is asked if he knows how to use a flare gun, he  replies that hes seen _Sergeant York (1941)_ (qv), licks his thumb,  and pretends to wipe the scope of the gun, mimicking a famous scene  from the film. Howard Hawks (qv), the producer (and unofficially  credited as having a hand in direction) of  _Thing from Another World, The (1951)_ (qv), also directed  _Sergeant York (1941)_ (qv).'),
('183055',' The film was originally banned when released in Finland.'),
('183056',' The original movie, _Thing from Another World, The (1951)_ (qv),  took place at the North Pole. This version takes place at the South  Pole.'),
('183057',' The video they watch of the Norwegians finding the spacecraft  beneath the ice is footage from the 1951 movie.'),
('183058',' Pleasence, Donald (qv) was the original choice for the character  of Blair. Pleasence was unable to perform the role due to a  scheduling conflict.'),
('183059',' At the beginning of the film the Norwegian with the rifle is the  second unit director and associate producer as well as  Kurt Russell (I) (qv)s (then) brother'),
('183060','in'),
('183061','law,  Larry J. Franco (qv). According to John Carpenter (I) (qv), on  the commentary track, Franco is not speaking Norwegian but making up  the dialog. "Schmergsdorf" as Carpenter puts it. The subtitles,  however, give the impression he is speaking Norwegian. The words  spoken are actually understandable for Norwegians. Albeit broken  Norwegian, the line goes: "Se til helvete og kom dere vekk. Det er  ikke en bikkje, det er en slags ting! Det imiterer en bikkje, det er  ikke virkelig! KOM DERE VEKK IDIOTER!!" This translates to: "Get the  hell outta there. Thats not a dog, its some sort of thing! Its  imitating a dog, it isnt real! GET AWAY YOU IDIOTS!!"'),
('183062',' The Norwegian dog in the film was named Jed. He was a half wolf/half  husky breed. Jed was an excellent animal actor, never looking at the  camera, the dolly or the crew members. Jed, however, is NOT the dog  seen in the beginning chase scene, where the Norwegian is trying  shoot him. Per Carpenters commentary, this was another dog painted  to look like Jed.'),
('183063',' To give the illusion of icy Antarctic conditions, interior sets on  the Los Angeles sound stages were refrigerated down to 40 F while it  was well over 100 F outside.'),
('183064',' For a scene where Richard A. Dysart (qv) (Dr. Copper) arms are  severed, a real'),
('183065','life double amputee stand'),
('183066','in was used wearing a mask  in the likeness of Dysart. The audience focuses on the bloody stumps  while the mask goes unnoticed.'),
('183067',' In the close up shot of the United States National Science Institute  Station 4 sign, a Smokey the Bear sign can be seen.'),
('183068',' The Norwegian camp scenes were actually the charred remains of the  American site from the end of the film. Rather than go to the  expense of building and burning down another camp, Carpenter re'),
('183069','used  the destroyed American camp.'),
('183070',' This is the first film in what John Carpenter (I) (qv) calls his  Apocalypse Trilogy. The other two are  _Prince of Darkness (1987)_ (qv) and  _In the Mouth of Madness (1995)_ (qv).'),
('183071',' The opening title exactly duplicates the original  Howard Hawks (qv) film. To create the effect of the title, an  animation cell with "The Thing" written on it was placed behind a  fish tank filled with smoke that was covered with a plastic garbage  bag. The garbage bag was ignited, creating the effect of the title  burning onto the screen.'),
('183072',' SPOILER: Kurt Russell (I) (qv) was almost injured in the scene  where he blows up the alien Palmer with a stick of dynamite.  Apparently, he had no idea exactly how big of an explosion it would  produce, and the reaction that he has in the movie is genuine.'),
('183073',' SPOILER: Nauls death was originally filmed with him being attacked  by a "Box Blair" creature. Director John Carpenter (I) (qv) was  unsatisfied with the effect and left Naulss death ambiguous.'),
('183074',' Based on the classic short story "Who Goes There?" by pioneering  science fiction editor John W. Campbell Jr. (qv), he is not  credited in the DVD version until the end credits.'),
('183075',' This film is considered a benchmark in the field of special makeup  effects. These effects were created by Rob Bottin (qv), who was  only 22 when he started the project.'),
('183076',' The 1998 "Special Edition" DVD is 128 minutes long. The initial home  video releases (MCA Home Video) listed the running time as 127  minutes but the tape itself contained the 109 minute version.'),
('183077',' The flesh'),
('183078','flower that attacks Childs is actually an incredibly  detailed effect. Its petals are 12 dog tongues complete with rows of  canine teeth. Effects designer Rob Bottin (qv) dubbed it the  "pissed'),
('183079','off cabbage".'),
('183080',' The female voice on MacReadys computer was performed (uncredited)  by the wife of director John Carpenter, actress  Adrienne Barbeau (qv).'),
('183081',' In the scene where Norris (Charles Hallahan (qv)) head separates  from his body, special'),
('183082','FX designer Rob Bottin (qv) used highly  flammable materials for the construction of interior of the head and  neck models. During the shoot John Carpenter (I) (qv) decided  that, for continuity reasons, they needed some flames around the  scene. Without thinking they lit a fire bar and the whole room,  which by now was filled with flammable gases, caught fire. Nobody  got hurt, but the entire special effects model, on which Bottin had  worked several months, was destroyed.'),
('183083',' While discussing the character of MacReady, director  John Carpenter (I) (qv) and actor Kurt Russell (I) (qv)  discussed having MacReady be a former Vietnam chopper pilot who had  felt displaced by his service in Vietnam. This ultimately did not  make it into the finished film.'),
('183084',' In August 2003 a couple of hard'),
('183085','core fans, Todd Cameron and Steve  Crawford, ventured to the remote filming location in Stewart,  British Columbia and, after 21 years, found remains of Outpost #31  and the Norwegian helicopter. The rotor blade from the chopper now  belongs to Todd and rests in his collection of memorabilia from the  film.'),
('183086',' John Carpenter (I) (qv) and Kurt Russell (I) (qv) both admit  that after all of these years they still do not know who has been  replaced by the creature and when.'),
('183087',' SPOILER: Carpenter comments that one of the bush pilots used on the  film offered to crash one of the helicopters for money. The scene  when MacReady and Dr. Copper go to visit the Norwegian camp via  helicopter, the bush pilot actually turned the controls over to  Russell once the chopper was off the ground. If you watch the shot  you see the copter actually wobble, thats Russell taking the  controls.'),
('183088',' In the shot of MacReady holding the dish of Palmers blood right  before he tests it, the hand that holds the dish is fake.'),
('183089',' The sound effect of the Antarctic wind was actually recorded in the  desert outside Palm Springs.'),
('183090',' There are no female characters in the film. The only female presence  in the movie is in the voice of MacReadys chess computer and the  contestants seen on the game show that Palmer watches. A scene  containing a blow'),
('183091','up doll was filmed and then left on the cutting  room floor. According to John Carpenter (I) (qv), only one crew  member was female but she was pregnant and this forced her to leave  the shoot; she was replaced by a male.'),
('183092',' This is the first of John Carpenter (I) (qv)s films which he did  not score himself. The films original choice of composer was  Jerry Goldsmith (qv), but he passed and Ennio Morricone (qv)  composed a very low'),
('183093','key Carpenter'),
('183094','like score filled with brooding,  menacing bass chords.'),
('183095',' The tentacles that Clark sees in the dog cage are whips being  maneuvered by Rob Bottin (qv).'),
('183096',' Much of the creature work in the scene inside the dog cage was done  by Stan Winston (qv) and his crew as Rob Bottin (qv) was  suffering from exhaustion at the time due to his immensely heavy  workload.'),
('183097',' SPOILER: An alternative ending was originally shot showing MacReady  rescued and a blood test proving he was human but it was done as a  precaution and never used even for test screening and not part of  John Carpenter (I) (qv)s original vision for the film.'),
('183098',' There is a character name "Mac" and another named "Windows"'),
('183099',' Captain Blake says, "Now Im gonna show you what I already know,"  before performing a blood test on himself. MacReady  (Kurt Russell (I) (qv)) says the same thing in _Thing, The_  (1982) (qv) before testing his own blood.'),
('183100',' Director John Carpenter (I) (qv), who made the 1982 film of the  same name that this video game is sequel to, worked closely with  developer Computer Artworks. Such a good time was had all around  that Computer Artworks got Mr. Carpenter to contribute his face and  his voice for the in'),
('183101','game character of Dr. Shaun Faraday. Perhaps  due to SAG considerations, however, the games end credits only list  a special thank'),
('183102','you message for Mr. Carpenter and not a voice actor  credit.'),
('183103',' Vivian Leigh (qv)s first film.'),
('183104',' The title is taken from a song by Nick Drake (I) (qv).'),
('183105',' Nominated for the City Of Venice Award at the Venice Film Festival  and called favorite short film at the London Film Festival by the  critic for The Guardian Newspaper.'),
('183106',' Part Ii of director James Lees Love Trilogy.'),
('183107',' A Braille book that Cameron Diazs character reads is "One Hundred  Years of Solitude". Which was written by the directors father  Gabriel Garcia Marquez.'),
('183108',' The original script was reduced by thirty pages to fit the three'),
('183109','day  shooting constraint.'),
('183110',' The part of Theotocopulos was originally filmed with  Ernest Thesiger (qv) in the role. The scenes were re'),
('183111','shot with Sir  Cedric Hardwicke (qv) because the producers wanted a better'),
('183112','known  actor with more "marquee value".'),
('183113',' Music recorded at The Scala Theatre, Charlotte Street, London,  England UK'),
('183114',' The date on the newspaper in the scene in 1966 when the War ends is  21st September 1966. That date was the centenary of the birth of HG  Wells.'),
('183115',' Film title is taken from a Warren Zevon (qv) song of the same  name, from his 1991 release "Mr. Bad Example".'),
('183116',' The title was originally derived from the novel "On the Road" by  Jack Kerouac (qv) where the narrator recites a short poem to  himself, saying "Down in Denver, Down in Denver, / All I did was  die".'),
('183117',' The character name "Jimmy the Saint" is taken from the 1973 song  "Lost in the Flood" by Bruce Springsteen (qv).'),
('183118',' Based on the short story "Thinking About Sleep", by Emily Perkins'),
('183119',' CAMEO(Stephen King): the author appears as Dr. Bangor. (Bangor,  Maine is where King lives.)'),
('183120',' The original _13 Ghosts (1960)_ (qv) is playing on the television in  the apartment during the first scene following the titles.'),
('183121',' The original trailer for this film counts up to 13, as did the  original trailer for _Friday the 13th (1980)_ (qv).'),
('183122',' The special effects and sound mixing were so elaborate in this film,  that many people claimed that the movie was physically painful to  sit through.'),
('183123',' The effect for "The Torso" was achieved using a double amputee  wearing a special black hood that could be used to digitally remove  his head.'),
('183124','  Of all the creature makeup created for the film, "The Angry  Princess" required the longest time to apply at five hours.'),
('183125',' Shawna Loyer (qv) attracted a small cult following thanks to her  brief role as the Angry Princess. A rumor circulated that the role  was actually played by porn actress Aria Giovanni (qv) using a  pseudonym, but this is incorrect (Ms. Giovanni was in an adult  parody titled _13 Erotic Ghosts (2002)_ (qv).'),
('183126',' In the movie, the characters need special glasses see the ghosts. In  the original _13 Ghosts (1960)_ (qv), viewers needed special glasses  to see the ghosts. This is one of the few details from the original  that was kept.'),
('183127',' The writing etched on one of the walls in the glass house translates  to read The Lords Prayer.'),
('183128',' The budget, opening weekend box office gross, and box office gross  overall of this film are all virtually identical (within one million  dollars) to that of _House on Haunted Hill (1999)_ (qv), which  opened almost exactly two years earlier. Both films were adapted  from stories written by Robb White (I) (qv).'),
('183129',' Arthur (Tony Shalhoub (qv)) stands in front of a samurai display  in the house, one of the swords is a replica of Connor  MacLeods/Ramirezs sword from the Highlander films and another is a  replica of Duncan MacLeods sword from the Highlander television  series.'),
('183130',' In the special features section on the twelve ghosts of the Black  Zodiac, the back'),
('183131','story for the Bound Woman ghost shows a newspaper  clipping regarding her death. It includes a reference to an  "Inspector Lebeda" '),
('183132',' William Lebeda (qv) and Picture Mill created  the titles for the film.'),
('183133',' "The Withered Lover" is the fourth ghost of the Black Zodiac. She is  seen walking with an IV with her. IV in Roman Numerals is equal to  four.'),
('183134',' "Thira" is the Greek word for "an opening" or "a door". It is also  the original name of the island of Santorini, where part of the  movie takes place.'),
('183135',' A print of this film survives in the UCLA Film and Television  Archives.'),
('183136',' Film debut of Dudley Moore (qv).'),
('183137',' This short film can be seen on the DVD release of  _Truth About Tully, The (2000)_ (qv).'),
('183138',' This film was produced using the Ives'),
('183139','Leventhal stereoscopic (3'),
('183140','D)  process.'),
('183141',' Jimmy Conlin (qv) (Ernest) and Dick Paxton (qv) (Messenger Boy)  are in studio records/casting call lists for their roles, but they  are not seen in this movie. Most of the men and women at the  railroad station listed in the cast are shown in longshot and are  not recognizable, but are assumed to be there.'),
('183142',' The director of the Production Code Administation (PCA) had MGM  delete several gags that suggested Margot was pregnant, since, he  said, illegitimacy could not be the basis for a comedy.'),
('183143',' This was the TV'),
('183144','Movie debut of both Kim Novak (qv) and  Tony Curtis (I) (qv).'),
('183145',' Actor Robert F. Simon (qv) agreed to appear in "The Third Killer"  because he was once a Mansfield native.'),
('183146',' The Matterhorn Bobsleds attraction at Disneyland Park at the  Disneyland Resort in Anaheim, California is based on this movie.'),
('183147',' Orson Welles (qv) didnt want to film various sewer scenes and  left before the sewer sequence could be completed. The shot near the  end in which Harry Limes hands reach for the sewer grating are  actually the hands of director Carol Reed (I) (qv).'),
('183148',' Orson Welles (qv) starred in a radio series ("The Lives of Harry  Lime," 1951'),
('183149','52) based on the early adventures of his character in  this film.'),
('183150',' Joseph Cotten (I) (qv) re'),
('183151','created his role in the Lux Radio  production of "The Third Man" with Evelyn Keyes (qv) playing  Alida Valli (qv)s role. Orson Welles (qv) was not in this radio  play.'),
('183152',' This film tops the "BFI 100", a list of 100 of "the best British  films ever" compiled by the British Film Institute (in 1999/2000).  It is also included (at #57) on the American Film Institutes top  100 list compiled in 1996.'),
('183153',' Graham Greene (I) (qv) based the character of Harry Lime on  British double agent Kim Philby (qv), who was Greenes superior in  the British Secret Intelligence Service.'),
('183154',' Harry Limes character name is derived from Graham Greenes own  name. Henry =Harry Graham Greene (Green)= Lime'),
('183155',' Director Carol Reed (I) (qv) originally wanted  James Stewart (I) (qv) for the role of Holly Martins; producer  David O. Selznick (qv) insisted on Joseph Cotten (I) (qv), who  was under contract to Selznicks production company at that time.'),
('183156',' Orson Welles (qv) said that when he agreed to play Harry Lime, he  was offered either a straight salary or a percentage of the profits.  Welles chose the salary but he later regretted it because the film  went on to become such a huge hit, the percentage was ultimately  worth far more than the salary.'),
('183157',' The tunnels featured in this film are part of the Wienkanal, which  channels the Wien River through central Vienna out to the Danube  River. The main tunnel is the huge arched structure through which  the river flows a distance of about 1.6km. The gated side passages  are connections to a wet weather sewer overflow, and the chamber  with the balconies is the overflow point. The spiral staircase is  one of 6 exits from the main culvert. Tours are run through the  system on a daily basis. Events are occasionally held down the  tunnels in commemoration of the film and its characters.'),
('183158',' SPOILER: The scene showing the waning moments of Harry Limes life  in which he extends his fingers futilely towards freedom through a  grate in the sewer was suggested to the director by  Orson Welles (qv). The hands actually used in that shot belong to  director Carol Reed (I) (qv).'),
('183159',' Although David O. Selznick (qv) theoretically produced, the rest  of the crew hated him and his ideas (he suggested once to  Graham Greene (I) (qv) that the film be called "Night Time in  Vienna").'),
('183160',' Bernard Lee (I) (qv) was second choice for Sgt. Paine. The actor  who was first choice was not hired because of billing issues.'),
('183161',' The feature debut of Robert Brown (Warlords Of Atantis).'),
('183162',' In one shot in the Wienkanal, a security officer passes by a wall  with the engraving "O5," which was the secret symbol of the Austrian  resistance against Nazi occupation. ("O5" represents "OE" or "Ö,"  the first letter of "Österreich," the native name for Austria.)'),
('183163',' Graham Greene chose Harry Limes surname because it "reminded him of  the quicklime where murderers were buried."'),
('183164',' The German expression "dummes Zeug", uttered by archbishop Werner  during the tribunal, means "rubbish".'),
('183165',' A story with Patricia Neal (qv) was removed from the final print'),
('183166',' Judi Dench (qv)s first film.'),
('183167',' Interviewee Jewell Brown was a professional singer who toured with  Louis Armstrong, among others, under the stage name, "Jewell  Teasin Brown."'),
('183168',' Lauren Graham makes an appearance in this movie as a guest at the  party. She and Melissa McCarthy work together on Gilmore Girls, she  plays Lorelai and Melissa McCarthy plays Sookie.'),
('183169',' Official Selection, Winner Best Sound, Seattles True Independent  Film Festival, 2005'),
('183170',' Official Selection, Honorable Mention, 2006 LDS Film Festival'),
('183171',' Official Selection, Winner First Prize, Fort Fun Film Festival, 2005'),
('183172',' Official Selection, Winner Best Performance, Foursite Film Festival,  2005'),
('183173',' Official Selection, Winner, 4th Annual Inflatable Duck Film  Festival, 2005'),
('183174',' Vitaphone Production Reels Number B'),
('183175','1 and B'),
('183176','2.'),
('183177',' Toward the end of the movie when Brooke dumps Tracys things out on  the table there is a pack of Morley cigarettes (as in  _"X Files, The" (1993)_ (qv)) in the box.'),
('183178',' The script was written in only six days.'),
('183179',' Loosely based on true events in actress/co'),
('183180','writer  Nikki Reed (qv)s life.'),
('183181',' Many of the clothes, furniture and make'),
('183182','up used in the film belonged  to the actual cast.'),
('183183',' The tongue stud that Nikki Reed (qv) wore in the film was real,  but Evan Rachel Wood (qv)s was not. It was made like a suction  cup, but occasionally would fall off. Because of this, she ended up  accidentally swallowing a few of them by the time the movie had  finished filming.'),
('183184',' Throughout the film, there is a very prominent ad that shows a  womans white face, and underneath it are the words "Truth Is  Beauty". The eyes of this woman belong to lead actress  Nikki Reed (qv). Throughout the movie, as Tracy falls deeper into  trouble, the face becomes more distorted and dirty.'),
('183185',' Eliza Smith wrote the poem that Tracy recites in the beginning of  the film.'),
('183186',' Tracy was originally going to be played by Nikki Reed (qv).'),
('183187',' The advertisement for Sibul that is shown throughout the movie is  named after producer Christina Sibul (qv).'),
('183188',' In the scene where Melanie questions Tracy about her belly button  ring, a reference is made to rapper Bubba Sparxxx. One of Tracys  lines is taken from his first single, "Ugly" in which he raps,  "Thats just my mood now, I hate it came to this. How else can I say  it? I dont speak no other languages."'),
('183189',' In the scene before the intervention, where Brady picks Tracy up  after school, the car had quit working so it was being pushed by  crew members off camera.'),
('183190',' During the belly piercing scene, Tracy says "What the fuck did you  do" that was not scripted because Nikki had actually poked the top  of Evan Rachel Wood (qv)s belly with the needle. She still has  the scar to prove it.'),
('183191',' The low'),
('183192','budget film was shot in an actual house that the crew had  rented out for the duration of filming. Holly Hunter (qv)  (Melanie) was amazed to see that the water worked.  Brady Corbet (qv) (Mason) only lived about a block away from the  house so he was able to walk to shooting.'),
('183193',' Teenage singer/songwriter Katy Rose wrote the song "Lemon"  especially for "thirteen" after reading an article about the movie  in the paper. "Lemon" is played during the credits, while another  Katy song, "Overdrive" is in the film.'),
('183194',' Except for a few scenes, almost the entire movie was shot by a  handheld camera.'),
('183195',' During the scene in which Evie and Tracey inhale computer dust'),
('183196','off  to get high, and then hit each other, Nikki Reed (qv) suffered a  real injury.'),
('183197',' Although she played the younger sister to the character of  Brady Corbet (qv), Evan Rachel Wood (qv) is actually older than  him.'),
('183198',' The films story is inspired by two different head injuries that  director Jill Sprecher (qv) endured.'),
('183199',' The 1960s vintage F'),
('183200','8s shown in the film are all real aircraft that  were used by the Philippine Air Force.'),
('183201',' Although the F'),
('183202','8 aircraft used in the movie are real aircraft once  used by the Philippine Air Force, they were, in fact, nonfunctional  at that time. During the filming of the movie, the planes were  actually being towed.'),
('183203',' The aircraft shown carrying the President to Connecticut is an  actual VC'),
('183204','137 (Boeing 707) Presidential aircraft used by President  Kennedy. The 707 shown wasnt in service until a month after the  Cuba crisis though. At the time another 707 with a different color  scheme was used.'),
('183205',' The destroyer Joseph P. Kennedy was loaned to the movie company by  the Battleship Massachusetts Foundation in Fall River,  Massachusetts. In addition to being named for a Kennedy brother  killed in WWII it was actually part of the Cuban Blockade. The ship  was towed to Narragansett Bay for filming. The ship is normally on  display in Fall River.'),
('183206',' Steven Culp (qv) also played Robert Kennedy in  _Norma Jean & Marilyn (1996) (TV)_ (qv).'),
('183207',' The second movie about President Kennedy in which  Costner, Kevin (qv) stars as someone other than Kennedy. The first  was _JFK (1991)_ (qv).'),
('183208',' Lawford, Christopher (qv) is a real'),
('183209','life nephew of JFK.'),
('183210',' Stephen Culp and Dylan Baker did their undergraduate study together  at the College of William and Mary in Williamsburg, VA.'),
('183211',' In the early briefing scene where Arthur Lundahl, director of the  CIAs National Photographic Interpretation Center, shows a map of  the missiles range, the town of Oxford, Miss., is one of the  targets. All other targets were major US Cities. This was not an  error. Its not clear whether the joke started with the Kennedys or  the CIA, but in any case President Kennedy was still smarting from  the previous months riots in Oxford, which put him at  cross'),
('183212','purposes with a recalcitrant Governor Ross Barnett of  Mississippi and U.S. Army generals whose hesitation to dispatch  troops to northern Mississippi bordered on insubordination. Kennedy  was said to have quipped "Can they hit Oxford?" when told about the  missiles.'),
('183213',' President Kennedy very frequently set up recording machines during  meetings at the White House. Much of the dialogue from the movie is  taken directly from Kennedys tapes.'),
('183214',' After Kennedy leaks the Lippman column to the press, and the  representative from Russia is on the television expressing his  concern, Kennedy (Bruce Greenwood (qv)) struggles with his tie and  clearly mouths an expletive which gets overdubbed as a sound of  frustration to maintain the PG'),
('183215','13 rating. In his next line, he  mouths that the representative is, "? fucking killing us," and again  his line is overdubbed to remove the curse.'),
('183216',' According to the film maker commentary, Bruce Greenwood and Steven  Culp, who portray John and Robert Kennedy respectively, would engage  each other in arguments off screen in their Kennedy personas to help  keep in character.'),
('183217',' (February 1, 2001) First film to be screened at the White House by  President George W. Bush (qv) and Laura Bush (qv). In attendance  at the historic screening were members of the Kennedy family,  members of Congress and personal friends of the President and First  Lady.'),
('183218',' There are only 11 women in the movie, not 13. Two were cut to give  more scenes to Irene Dunne (qv), who had just had a hit at another  studio.'),
('183219',' Suchet, David (qv) later played Hercule Poirot in the TV series  _"Poirot" (1988)_ (qv) and several subsquent TV specials, including  _Poirot: Lord Edgware Dies (1999) (TV)_ (qv), another version of  this film.'),
('183220',' The play opened in New York City, New York on 20 November 1916 and  ran for 328 performances. The cast included  Margaret Wycherly (qv), who is also in the movie, and  Walter Young (I) (qv).'),
('183221',' A copy of this film survives at The Museum of Modern Art in New  York.'),
('183222',' Actual footage of the B'),
('183223','25 Mitchell bombers taking off from the  U.S.S. Hornet was used in the film.'),
('183224',' Scenes of LtCol Dolittle briefing the B'),
('183225','25 crews on the U.S.S.  Hornet show a hornets nest on a branch in the background on the  overhead behind Dolittles left. Because the actual Hornet was sunk  in 1942 soon after the raid, this must be subtle tribute to the  original ship and its crew.'),
('183226',' When Lawsons plane arrives in "Tokyo" and sees the fire and smoke  from the previous bomber, Davy Jones, we are not looking at a  special effect. During the making of the film, there was a Fuel'),
('183227','Oil  fire in Oakland, near the filming location. The quick'),
('183228','thinking film  makers scrambled to fly their camera plane and B'),
('183229','25 through the  area, capturing some very real footage for the movie.'),
('183230',' The scars visible on Van Johnson (qv)s forehead at the end of the  film are not makeup, theyre real. He was involved in a near'),
('183231','fatal  car accident the previous year just after filming  _Guy Named Joe, A (1943)_ (qv). The filmmakers chose to accentuate  rather than hide these scars for the post'),
('183232','mission half of the movie,  since Ted Lawson was quite banged up too. Theyre particularly  evident in the last scene of the movie when hes on the floor  talking with his wife.'),
('183233',' John Dehner (qv)s first on screen role.'),
('183234',' Feature film debuts of Tim Murdock (II) (qv),  Scott McKay (I) (qv) and John R. Reilly (qv).'),
('183235',' The structure of the film is based on the structure of the piece  that Glenn Gould is most famous for playing, Bachs Goldberg  Variations. The Goldberg Variations are 32 short pieces of music  that are usually played together.'),
('183236',' "Old Fashioned Movies" 1'),
('183237','reel series.'),
('183238',' This is a Lost film.'),
('183239',' The license plate of the cargo container containing the stolen money  is SKF 1138 '),
('183240',' possibly a homage to George Lucass movie  _THX 1138 (1971)_ (qv).'),
('183241',' The movie was initially titled as Thiruvithamkoor Thirumanassu.  But the name was changed due to protest against misusing the  Thiruvithamkoor royal familys name'),
('183242',' The prep schools mentioned in the film all do exist. The Hill School  is located in Pottstown, Pennsylvania, Choate Rosemary Hall is  located in Wallingford, Connecticut, and Deerfield Academy is  located in Deerfield, Massachusetts.'),
('183243',' Tobys brother, called "Gregory" in the movie, is actually named  Geoffrey.'),
('183244',' Despite the movies title, the real magazine "Boys Life" is  referred to and shown throughout as "Boys Magazine".'),
('183245',' Debra Winger (qv) dropped out of playing the mother.'),
('183246',' Dwights family actually lived in Concrete, in the far north of  Washington state. In the film, the nearest school is in the town of  Chinook. In reality, the nearest school to Concrete in the 1950s was  in the town of Sedro'),
('183247','Wooley. Chinook is in the far south of the  state.'),
('183248',' Tobey Maguire (qv) first auditioned for the part of Toby but  director Michael Caton'),
('183249','Jones (qv) thought he wasnt right for the  role. Leonardo DiCaprio (qv), who is close friends with  Tobey Maguire (qv), still wanted him to be apart of the film so he  got him the role of Tobys friend Chuck Bolger.'),
('183250',' Tobey Maguire (qv)s movie debut.'),
('183251',' Coming from Broadway, Anthony Franciosa made his debut in this film  in a leading role.'),
('183252',' Filmmakers edited 76 hours of raw footage down to its final running  time of 88 minutes.'),
('183253',' Jean Blakes film debut.'),
('183254',' The only recorded instance of a simultaneous title change inside  Britain. The film was retitled "Our Heritage" for release in  Scotland.'),
('183255',' The MPAA announced that starting in March of 2007, it will change  their policy and allow filmmakers to cite other films ratings as  comparison. The MPAA will also provide information about the  demographics of its board.'),
('183256',' Winner of the Tropicana Award at Sony Tropfest 2005'),
('183257',' Carl Robertson (II) (qv) was awarded first prize in the Australian  national competition of the 2006 Kodak Filmschool Competition for  his work as cinematographer in  _This Girl in the Desert (2006)_ (qv).'),
('183258',' The movies poster was as #17 of "The 25 Best Movie Posters Ever" by  Premiere.'),
('183259',' David Lean (I) (qv)s first film in color.'),
('183260',' Richard Ridenour (a special investigator on the Scott Peterson  murder investigation) served as a crime scene consultant on the  film.'),
('183261',' The screenplay was written in only six days.'),
('183262',' During Post Production, actual autopsy photos were used as insert  shots.'),
('183263',' Holds the record for number of most locations in an independent  film: 42. The previous title holder was _Magnolia (1999)_ (qv).'),
('183264',' Crime Scene Investigators were brought on to enhance the realism of  the film.'),
('183265',' The longest shooting day on the film was 19 hours.'),
('183266',' A young Arnold Schwarzenegger is shown working out several times in  the segment dealing with Golds Gym in Los Angeles.'),
('183267',' Shot at the same time, and in two of the same locations, as  _Time for Tools (2000) (V)_ (qv).'),
('183268',' Original director Robert J. Flaherty (qv) became ill and died  shortly after filming Gen. Douglas MacArthur (qv) in Chicago on  April 26, 1951, a wet and windy day. The sequence was not included.'),
('183269',' The roller coaster ride was filmed several times using "short ends"  and the complete circuit contains two skilfully edited takes. It was  directed by Michael Todd Jr. (qv). At the time, Todd was a  21'),
('183270','year'),
('183271','old college student on vacation from Amherst. Apart from  salaries, the sequence cost $33 (rental of a station wagon and the  cost of bolts to fix the cameras to the roller coaster). Todd Jr.  also directed most of the European footage.'),
('183272',' Musical Director Louis Forbes (qv) was basically a conductor.  Max Steiner (I) (qv) composed much of the original music used, but  did so secretly, as he was under contract to Warner Brothers at the  time.'),
('183273',' When released in Spain in 1958, the censors of Gen.  Francisco Franco (I) (qv) cut several minutes out of it.'),
('183274',' The Cinerama aspect ratio was 2.59:1. It is frequently '),
('183275',' and  erroneously assumed to be 2.77:1, wider than M'),
('183276','G'),
('183277','Ms Camera 65 (the  process that _Ben'),
('183278','Hur (1959)_ (qv) was filmed in), but it actually  is not. The "you are there" effect resulted from the three strips of  film running at once and from the deep curvature of the screen, a  more extreme curvature than Todd'),
('183279','AO or IMAX.'),
('183280',' Some members of the creative team wanted to use the famous roller  coaster sequence as the finale. It was producer/co'),
('183281','director Merian  C. Cooper who insisted that it appear first (after the prologue) in  order to grab the audience from the start.'),
('183282',' His uncredited direction of the prologue became the final film  project for Ernest B. Schoedsack (qv).'),
('183283',' At the time of releasing film included lots of very rare and never  before seen footage of Elvis Presley (qv).'),
('183284',' Joe Esposito (I) (qv), friend of real Elvis Presley (qv), was  cast to play himself on the film.'),
('183285',' At a Q&A period following this films world premiere at the Toronto  International Film Festival, director Shane Meadows noted that the  grim skinhead influenced upbringing of the 11'),
('183286','year'),
('183287','old protagonist  was a true portrayal of his own childhood and many of the events  depicted were drawn from his early life.'),
('183288',' Although this film was rated 18 in the UK when released  theatrically, the film was rated 15 in Westminster and Bristol  theatrically.'),
('183289',' The film is dedicated to Thomas Turgoose (qv)’s mother, Sharon,  who died in 2006.'),
('183290',' Thomas Turgoose had never acted before, had been banned from his  school play for behaving badly and even demanded £5 to turn up for  the films auditions.'),
('183291',' The entire movie was shot in under 3 days in Westchester, NY.'),
('183292',' The 3 kids in the movie are actually all brothers...and there dad  also appears at the end of the movie as the doctor.'),
('183293',' According to an interview with Greg Araki (qv), MTV projected the  budget for this TV series pilot to be $1.5 million. Instead of  giving him that amount, they only gave him $700,000 and were hoping  find partners to finance the difference. Araki offered to make the  pilot for $700,000 and MTV took him up on it. After the pilot was  shot, it was not picked up for broadcast.'),
('183294',' This film was made and released before Barbara Stanwyck (qv) and  Robert Taylor (I) (qv) were married. In the oversized, 22'),
('183295','page  press book that the studio had prepared for the exhibitors, there  were constant references to and blurb lines describing Stanwyck and  Taylor as "real'),
('183296','life sweethearts" or "real'),
('183297','life heart interests",  etc., stills captions particularly, typical 1930s selling points to  be used in the advertising. However, somewhere between the planning  and the execution, something went amiss, and the pressbook had an  8x10 snipe pasted on page three with specific instructions: Dated  May 26, 1937, and addressed to Exhibitors as IMPORTANT NOTICE. It  read: "Delete the phrase "real'),
('183298','life sweethearts" and any similar  phase, or any stunts or copy along the same line from all  advertising or publicity on THIS IS MY AFFAIR. In utilizing any of  the press book materials you will please correct the copy,  eliminating the words "real'),
('183299','life sweethearts." Please note that this  applies to everything in the press book, publicity copy, ads,  exploitation, stunts, etc. Your cooperation will be appreciated."  (signed) Charles E. McCarthy'),
('183300','Advertising Manager'),
('183301',' Won the "Audience Award" at the 2006 Independent Television Festival  on July 31st, 2006.'),
('183302',' The scene where a vacationer get clipped by an Avro Arrow was shot  in a chicken coop and 100% bluescreen.'),
('183303',' This is the first film to have its premiere occur in cinemas and to  be available for download online on the same day.'),
('183304',' The actors are all competent musicians, and the soundtrack is  actually them playing.'),
('183305',' Much of the dialogue was ad'),
('183306','libbed.'),
('183307',' There is a deleted subplot in the movie which explains the cold  sores on the band members lips: the band takes on an opening act  for the tour and the lead singer, a slutty girl, sleeps with each  bandmember, giving each one herpes in turn.'),
('183308',' Harry Shearer (qv), Rob Reiner (qv),  Christopher Guest (I) (qv), and Michael McKean (qv) were given  $10,000 to write a script, and made a 20'),
('183309','minute version of the film  with the money to better demonstrate the improvisation they had in  mind. Several scenes from this demo are in the final movie.'),
('183310',' The lurid cover art for Spinal Taps "Smell the Glove" was inspired  by the misogynistic artwork on Whitesnakes 1978 album "Lovehunter".'),
('183311',' Nigel Tufnels name is a joke on Eric Clapton (qv), derived from  "dull name" and "location in London". Eric became Nigel, and  "Clapton Pond" became "Tufnell Park": Nigel Tufnel.'),
('183312',' After the film opened, several people approached director  Rob Reiner (qv) telling him that they loved the film, but he  should have chosen a more well known band to do a documentary on.'),
('183313',' Early home video versions of the film, which included the mock music  video "Hell Hole" and other extras, had a special disclaimer  inserted at the very end stating that the band did not actually  exist.'),
('183314',' Nigel rubbing a violin against his guitar during his solo is a  parody of Led Zeppelin guitarist Jimmy Page (I) (qv), who used a  violin bow to play his guitar during many concert performances.'),
('183315',' In the scene where Derek comes and gets Nigel and David to come hear  a song from their past on the radio, the radio announcers voice is  being supplied by Shearer, Harry (qv), who played Derek.'),
('183316',' In the first dinner interview scene, Nigel Tufnel  (Christopher Guest (I) (qv)) is wearing a t'),
('183317','shirt from "Normans  Rare Guitars", which provided many of the guitars used in the  production.'),
('183318',' It is revealed that "37 different people have been in the band over  the years". Minus the two original members, one keyboard player, and  the original and current bass players, this implies that the band  has had 32 different drummers who inexplicably died.'),
('183319',' Derek Smalls bass'),
('183320','playing technique (playing with one hand, so the  other is free to point in the air) is based on the bass player from  Saxon.'),
('183321',' Rob Reiner (qv) was originally going to be one of the band  members, but ended up directing the film after Harry Shearer (qv)  commented that "he didnt look good in spandex".'),
('183322',' The bands name was originally going to be spelled "Spynal Tap".'),
('183323',' According to the cast on the Criterion audio commentary, the  production never left Los Angeles county for the shooting of the  entire movie.'),
('183324',' Ranked #1 on Entertainment Weeklys "Top 50 Cult Films of All'),
('183325','Time"'),
('183326',' Derek Smalls (Harry Shearer (qv)) is wearing a Shrewsbury Town  Football Club shirt in the airport metal detector scene.'),
('183327',' The "Stonehenge" sequence was a parody on Black Sabbaths stage set  from 1983. Black Sabbaths 1983'),
('183328','84 tour, in support of their hit  album "Born Again" (#4 in the UK), included Stonehenge monoliths so  embarrassingly huge that only 3 could fit on the stage, leaving  little room for the band. They even had a dwarf actor whod appear  on top of the monoliths at the start of each show.'),
('183329',' According to Rob Reiner on the Criterion DVD commentary, his  characters name, Marty DiBergi is an homage to  Martin Scorsese (qv) (Marty), Brian De Palma (qv) (Di),  Steven Spielberg (qv) (Berg) and either Federico Fellini (qv) or  Michelangelo Antonioni (qv).'),
('183330',' As the film was improvised by all the performers, Rob Reiner (qv),  Christopher Guest (I) (qv), Michael McKean (qv) and  Harry Shearer (qv) went to the Writers Guild hoping to give  proper credit to everyone. The Board of Directors voted 15 to none  that the credits should stay as it was including only the four of  them.'),
('183331',' In the final scene which takes place in Tokyo. Nigel wears Sadaharu  Ohs Yomiuri Giants baseball jersey. Oh is the worlds all'),
('183332','time Home  Run king with 868 Homeruns.'),
('183333',' Tony Hendra (qv) (who plays manager Ian Faith) writes in his  memoir "Father Joe" that he attempted suicide the night before the  first day of filming. He credits the joy he experienced in making  the film with bringing him back from his depression.'),
('183334',' During the "Big Bottom" sequence, all three front men are playing  bass. When listened to on speakers with good low'),
('183335','frequency response,  the name "Big Bottom" is appropriate on several levels.'),
('183336',' In the course of the film, Spinal Tap has four different drummers:  John "Stumpy" Pepys, Eric "Stumpy Joe" Childs, Mick Shrimpton, and  Joe "Mama" Besser. These names were inspired by the four different  men who played the role of third Stooge in The Three Stooges films:  Jerome "Curly" Howard (qv), Joe "Curly Joe" DeRita (qv),  Shemp Howard (qv), and Joe Besser (qv).'),
('183337',' Before the first song of the film, an announcer introduces the band  with this: "Ladies and gentlemen, direct from Hell, Spinal Tap."  This is a play on Venoms intro tape from the early 1980s, which  went: Now, from the very depths of Hell...Venom!"'),
('183338',' Premiere voted this movie as one of "The 50 Greatest Comedies Of All  Time" in 2006.'),
('183339',' A popular bar/music venue on the east side of Milwaukee changed its  name to Shank Hall after the fictitious Milwaukee location at which  the band appears midway on their fateful tour.'),
('183340',' This documentary is featured on the Two'),
('183341','Disc Special Edition DVD for  _Life Aquatic with Steve Zissou, The (2004)_ (qv), released by the  Criterion Collection in 2005.'),
('183342',' When Irving Berlin (I) (qv) was filming his rendition of "Oh, How  I Hate to Get Up in the Morning", one of the stagehands, unaware of  who the singer was, supposedly said that if the guy who wrote the  song could hear Berlins singing, hed roll over in his grave.'),
('183343',' This film is the only one to star a U.S. President, a U.S. Senator,  a state governor and two Presidents of the Screen Actors Guild.  Ronald Reagan (I) (qv) was President of the U.S. from 1981'),
('183344','1989,  Governor of California from 1967'),
('183345','1975 and President of SAG from  1947'),
('183346','1952 and 1959'),
('183347','1960; George Murphy (I) (qv) was Senator from  California 1965'),
('183348','1971 and President of SAG 1944'),
('183349','1946. They filmed the  movie prior to having been elected to any of the offices mentioned.'),
('183350',' Dolores Costello (qv)s last movie.'),
('183351',' Henry Jones (I) (qv) first movie.'),
('183352',' Hayden Rorkes first movie.'),
('183353',' Third episode in the Buck Parvin in the Movies series.'),
('183354',' First film for Cary Grant (qv).'),
('183355',' After Dr. Meacham has arrived at the secret lab in Georgia and the  scientists are having a dinner, a woman comments the music playing  at the background by saying: "Mozartti on oikein kaunista." This is  Finnish and means "The music of Mozart is very beautiful."'),
('183356',' The only woman from Metaluna seen in the film is played by  Charlotte Lander (qv), in her only screen appearance, at the  control console for the decompression tubes on board the saucer.'),
('183357',' A print of this film was loaned to MGM where another science fiction  spectacle, _Forbidden Planet (1956)_ (qv), was being prepared.'),
('183358',' According to Faith Domergue (qv), the pants of her costume were so  skintight that she could not wear underwear. A female assistant had  to help her put them on and take them off.'),
('183359',' After the dinner at the secret facility, what the German scientist  says is: "Ladies and gentlemen, the meal was excellent, but after  Mozarts marvelous music I need to be alone with myself for a while.  Good evening."'),
('183360',' This movie is used as the backdrop for the Mystery Science Theatre  3000 movie.'),
('183361',' Released as a split reel along with the comedy  _Poker Paid (1913)_ (qv).'),
('183362',' The singing of "Die Lorelei" by the German soldiers was a subtle dig  at the anti'),
('183363','semitic regime of the Nazis, since the words were  written by banned Jewish poet Heinrich Heine (qv). Many of his  books, considered "un'),
('183364','German," were burned in the book'),
('183365','burning  episode at Opernplatz, Berlin, Germany, on 10 May 1933. However, his  works were so popular that they were still published, but "author  unknown" was the listed writer. In his 1821 play "Almansor," Heine  also prophetically wrote "Dort, wo man Bücher verbrennt, verbrennt  man am Ende auch Menschen." ("Where they burned books, they will in  the end in burn people.")'),
('183366',' Henry Roquemore (qv) is in casting call lists playing a butcher,  but was not seen in the film. The jury foreman,  George M. Carleton (qv), is said to be the town butcher by  Charles Laughton (qv) when he addresses the jury.'),
('183367',' The film opened simultaneously at 72 theaters in 50 key cities on 7  May 1943, setting a box office record for gross receipts on an  opening day. Opening day ceremonies were broadcast on a radio  station in Cincinnati, Ohio.'),
('183368',' This attracted 3.5 million viewers when it was first broadcast on  BBC2 during the Christmas season 2006.'),
('183369',' The original cast, executive producer, creator and writer were all  re'),
('183370','united for this one'),
('183371','off special.'),
('183372',' This documentary short film is included as an extra on the DVD of  "_Atomic Journeys: Welcome to Ground Zero (1999) (V)_ (qv)".'),
('183373',' Anne Morrison Chapin (qv)s play, "Love Flies in the Window,"  opened in Stockbridge, Massachusetts in 1933, but had no Broadway  production.'),
('183374',' This film was on a "to'),
('183375','be'),
('183376','boycotted" list, compiled by the Catholic  Church in Detroit, Michigan.'),
('183377',' A portion of all proceeds from the release of the movie will/was  (be) donated to the Juvenile Diabetes Research Foundation.'),
('183378',' Wood, Natalie (I) (qv) had trouble performing the drunken bar  scene, so she got drunk for real.'),
('183379',' Natalie Wood (I) (qv) attempted suicide during the filming of this  movie (27 November 1965).'),
('183380',' Natalie Wood (I) (qv) had to perform a scene standing in a small  stream of water. She was so afraid of dark water that costar  Robert Blake (I) (qv) had to dive under the water, hold his breath  and steady her legs so she could perform the scene.'),
('183381',' During the filming of a protest scene, the cast was mistaken for an  actual subversive group, leading to the arrest of several cast  members, including Rosario Dawson. The entire third act of the film  was rewritten on the fly to explain her absence. Footage of Dawsons  actual arrest made the final cut of the film.'),
('183382',' Ryan ONeal (qv)s film debut.'),
('183383',' Paul Stanton (II) (qv) (Doctor) and Anne Shirley (qv) (Flower  Girl) are in studio records/casting call lists for their roles, but  are never seen. Shirley (on the books as Dawn ODay) is out of frame  in her scene.'),
('183384',' Scenes from the film _Another Language (1933)_ (qv) is shown in the  movie theater that Hal and Peggy attend, but the AFI Catalogue  reports that these are probably outtakes.'),
('183385',' Feature film debut of Edward Fox (I) (qv).'),
('183386',' It was William Hartnell (qv)s appearance in this film that  brought him to the attention of Verity Lambert (qv), producer of  _"Doctor Who" (1963)_ (qv).'),
('183387',' At the time of filming, Arthur Lowe (qv) and  Anne Cunningham (qv) were appearing together in Coronation Street.'),
('183388',' Glenda Jackson (qv) appears briefly in the group singing round the  piano at the Christmas party.'),
('183389',' When Richard Harris (I) (qv) is roughed up behind the scrum, rugby  league legend Derek Turner, who was playing the character who  punches him, was asked by the director to make the contact look  real. So he did. He punched Harris for real and knocked him out  completely, shooting for the day had to be stopped while Harris  recovered.'),
('183390',' Because the budget would not stretch to the thousands needed for the  rugby league match scenes at Belle Vue, director  Lindsay Anderson (I) (qv) deployed hundreds of wooden dummies to  stand amongst the human extras for the crowd scenes.'),
('183391',' Binnie Barnes (qv) threatened to sue Columbia Pictures for forcing  her to shed clothing in the film. The pertinent scene was deleted  from the released film.'),
('183392',' Banned by the Catholic Legion of Decency, and censors in Australia  and Ireland.'),
('183393',' Press reports at various times suggested that  Herman J. Mankiewicz (qv) would write the film,  George Stevens (I) (qv) would direct it, and Loretta Young (qv)  would star in it. None of these people had anything to do with the  film as produced.'),
('183394',' 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): Bess Flowers (qv) (Saleslady) and  Russell Simpson (qv) (Man on street). Spring Byington (qv) (Mrs.  Bryant) was listed in the cast by a contemporary newspaper, but that  role was played by Irene Rich (I) (qv).'),
('183395',' Herman J. Mankiewicz (qv) is given onscreen credits for  "characters", which undoubtedly referred to the movie  _Keeping Company (1940)_ (qv), but characters in that movie had  different surnames. However, Ann Rutherford (I) (qv),  Virginia Weidler (qv) and Irene Rich (I) (qv) also played family  roles in that movie, but Guy Kibbee (qv) replaced  Frank Morgan (I) (qv) as the family patriarch. Although a series  based on the family was planned, no other film was ever made.'),
('183396',' In the long shots of the scene where Deborah drives the sleigh, its  actually being driven by a local boy of the same age.'),
('183397',' Esther Williams (I) (qv) was pregnant during the filming of this  movie, unfortunately a couple months later she suffered a  miscarriage.'),
('183398',' Anne Francis (I) (qv) film debut.'),
('183399',' Selected for "Ten Best" DVD '),
('183400',' National Film Challenge 2003. Also  Best Mystery, Best Use of Prop. Available online at atomfilms.com'),
('183401',' 21st episode in the Mike and Ike 2'),
('183402','reel comedy series.'),
('183403',' This film is believed to be lost. Please check your attic.'),
('183404',' Joan Crawford (qv) told the audience at the Town Hall "Legendary  Ladies" show in 1972 that she considered this her worst film.'),
('183405',' Released as a split reel along with the documentaries  _Vandals of the Forest (1920)_ (qv) and  _How Fighters Keep Fit (1920)_ (qv).'),
('183406',' A huge star in the UK now, the then relatively unknown David Gray  makes an appearance as the Singer/Guitar player in Kathy Burkes  band. This Yearss Love is also one of his song titles.'),
('183407',' In one of his early performances as a film extra, comedian  Terry'),
('183408','Thomas (qv) appears with a long false moustache and falls  into a water tank.'),
('183409',' The Academy Award'),
('183410','winning song "The Windmills of Your Mind" from  this movie is sung by actor Noel Harrison (I) (qv), son of  Rex Harrison (I) (qv).'),
('183411',' Legendary documentary filmmaker Frederick Wiseman (qv) reportedly  wrote one version, or contributed to screenplay of this film,  without any on'),
('183412','screen credit.'),
('183413',' Of all of the films that Steve McQueen (I) (qv) made in his  career, this is reported to have been his favorite.'),
('183414',' After watching a five hour rough cut of the film, composer  Michel Legrand (qv) took a six week vacation during which he wrote  90 minutes of music. The film was then reedited to the music,  instead of the other way around. If this experiment had failed,  Legrand would have written a second score in the traditional way  free of charge.'),
('183415',' The sailplane (N9860E) that McQueen flies early in the movie is a  Schweizer SGS 1'),
('183416','23H'),
('183417','15. It is still in use in New York.'),
('183418',' After working together on  _Russians Are Coming the Russians Are Coming, The (1966)_ (qv),  director Norman Jewison (qv) announced Eva Marie Saint (qv) for  the film but quickly changed his mind when Faye Dunaway (qv)  became an overnight star after _Bonnie and Clyde (1967)_ (qv)'),
('183419',' Director Norman Jewison (qv)s use of multiple images was inspired  by the Expo 67 film _Place to Stand, A (1967)_ (qv).'),
('183420',' Sean Connery (qv) had been the original choice for the title role  but declined, a decision he later regretted.'),
('183421',' The one'),
('183422','minute kissing sequence between the two leads took eight  hours to film over a number of days.'),
('183423',' The bank robbery was filmed with hidden cameras that only the crew,  guards, and tellers knew about.'),
('183424',' Dunaway, Faye (qv), who played the psychologist in this movie,  played the detective in the 1968 original.'),
('183425',' The dark green Shelby Mustang that Crown drives on Martinique was  originally intended to be used for Arnold Schwarzenegger (qv)s  character in _Last Action Hero (1993)_ (qv), another  John McTiernan (I) (qv) film, and was retrieved from the  directors garage for this film.'),
('183426',' The tractor in the background after the glider lands, belongs to  director John McTiernan (I) (qv).'),
('183427',' The idea of unusual heat in the museum rendering thermal cameras  useless came from director John McTiernan (I) (qv)s earlier movie  _Predator (1987)_ (qv). In that movie, McTiernans actual thermal  cameras began to fail when the jungle temperature broke 90 degrees  Fahrenheit.'),
('183428',' Director John McTiernan (I) (qv) decided to change the heist from  a bank robbery, as was seen in the Steve McQueen (I) (qv) version,  to an art heist. as seen in this version. McTiernan felt that at the  time the film was released, audiences would be less forgiving of  Thomas Crown if he staged two armed bank robberies for fun than if  he staged an unarmed art heist.'),
('183429',' The scene of Crown racing a catamaran replaced a similar scene in  the original script (and the original movie) that was set at a polo  match. Director John McTiernan (I) (qv) deemed a polo match to be  too much of a cliche, and wanted a scene that conveyed more action  and excitement, and not just wealth.'),
('183430',' The final heist consisted of men wearing bowler hats, trench coats,  and carrying briefcases, to confuse the surveillance team. This was  similar to _Heist, The (1989) (TV)_ (qv), another  Pierce Brosnan (qv) film, where a heist at a horse track involved  multiple men wearing Hawaiian shirts and straw hats.'),
('183431',' One of the songs played by the band in the ballroom scene is  "Windmills of Your Mind," a song written for the original film,  _Thomas Crown Affair, The (1968)_ (qv), that became a big hit in the  late 1960s.'),
('183432',' This is the first of two remakes that John McTiernan (I) (qv) made  from Norman Jewison (qv) movies. The other one is  _Rollerball (2002)_ (qv).'),
('183433',' Thomas Crowns suite of offices was actually the corporate  headquarters of Lucent Technologies, and one of the boats in the  race is identified as Lucent.'),
('183434',' Pierce Brosnan (qv) performed his own stunts during the boat crash  scene.'),
('183435',' At the time of filming, Pierce Brosnan (qv) was not a golfer, and  thus he had to take lessons for a couple weeks to make his scene  hitting out of a sand trap look believable.'),
('183436',' The Claude Monet (qv) paintings used in the film, "San Giorgio  Maggiore at dusk" and "Wheatstacks", are, of course, reproductions  and were supplied by "Troubetzkoy Paintings" in New York, USA.  Whats more, the originals are not owned by the Metropolitan Museum  of Art in New York. "San Giorgio Maggiore at dusk" is owned by the  Bridgestone Museum of Art in Tokyo, Japan and is currently (2003) on  display in the National Museum and Art Gallery, Cardiff, Wales.  "Wheatstacks" is at the Getty Museum in Los Angeles. The painting  Crown admires and calls "his haystacks" is Vincent van Gogh (qv)s  "Noon: Rest From Work (After Millet)", the original of which is in  the Musée dOrsay in Paris, France.'),
('183437',' The catamaran that Thomas Crown is seen racing in Long Island Sound  is a D'),
('183438','Type Catamaran, an extremely fast and highly unstable yacht  design from the 1980s. The D'),
('183439','Types were designed by California  based aeronautical engineers to try to break inshore multihull speed  records. Today there are only a handful of them left in the world.'),
('183440',' The final conversation between Detective McCann and Banning in which  he essentially excuses her from the investigation so she can chase  down Thomas Crown was not in the original script, but added about  halfway through filming.'),
('183441',' When we first see Thomas Crowns bedroom, briefly visible on his  dresser is an autographed and personalized black and white photo  from supermodel Cindy Crawford (I) (qv).'),
('183442',' The Metropolitan Museum of Art refused permission for their interior  to be used in the film, so the filmmakers used the New York Public  Library, a few blocks, away for many interior scenes, and a sound  stage for the rest. The exterior of the Metropolitan was shown  several times, with permission from the city of New York.'),
('183443',' Despite the fact that the museum is never mentioned by name, in one  of the first scenes a proctor is seen wearing a blazer with  "Metropolitan Museum" clearly visible on it. It is also noted on the  crate carrying the trojan horse.'),
('183444',' A key plot development occurs when Banning tells Detective McCann to  check the borders of the paintings, telling him that artwork  insurers photograph the borders hidden by the frames to guard  against forgeries. This is a clever explanation that the filmmakers  came up with, but it is also completely untrue. No respectable  museum would display a painting in a frame that hides even a small  portion of the artists work.'),
('183445',' In the final museum scene, Crown slowly twirls around 360 degrees  and mutters, "Play ball!" before starting the cat and mouse game.  This is a reference to Yankees Hall of Famer Babe Ruth (qv), who  reportedly slowly spun completely around waving at all sections of  Yankee Stadium before playing his final game.'),
('183446',' Robert D. Novak (qv), a political columnist for the Chicago  Sun'),
('183447','Times and co'),
('183448','star (or frequent guest star) of such political  talk shows as _"Crossfire" (1982)_ (qv) and  _"McLaughlin Group, The" (1982)_ (qv), has a cameo appearance as a  museum proctor.'),
('183449',' The suit designer who appears in Thomas Crowns office is  Gino Campagna (qv), who has been featured on CNNs Richard Quests  segment. He also the designer responsible for the look of the  clothes in the film'),
('183450',' The fire protection system used in the films finale is not actually  used in real museums.'),
('183451',' In the elevator after the boardroom meeting, Thomas Crown and his  subordinates quote from the Leonard Cohen (qv) song "The Stranger  Song": "Ah, you hate to see another tired man lay down his hand like  he was giving up the holy game of poker."'),
('183452',' Rene Russo (qv) performed the first nude scenes of her career in  this movie.'),
('183453',' When Crown sees Catherine off after they meet at the museum (when he  donates the painting) he gives the limo two taps on the hood to  signal the driver. This was Pierce Brosnan (qv)s trademark  sendoff to Fred (Blake Clark (qv)), the driver in his breakthrough  role, _"Remington Steele" (1982)_ (qv).'),
('183454',' Crowns watch is a Jaeger'),
('183455','Lecoultre Reverso, but the logo doesnt  appear because Pierce Brosnan (qv) has an exclusive deal with  Omega watches.'),
('183456',' The six wheeled Jeep seen on Martinique was built for this film.'),
('183457',' The house used as Crowns Caribbean get'),
('183458','away is owned by one of the  30 original families who settled in Martinique in the 1600s.'),
('183459',' The scene in which Catherine lassos her towel around Thomas neck  took 16 takes to get it just right. Weights were added to the towel  to get it to work correctly.'),
('183460',' In the scene where Catherine sees Anna in Thomas bedroom,  Pierce Brosnan (qv) was instructed to physically hold onto  Rene Russo (qv), so that she would have to struggle to get away  from him. Russo did not know that Brosnan was going to hold on to  her.'),
('183461',' The painting that is seen several times in the film depicting a man  in a suit with an apple covering his face is "Son of Man," by  Rene Magritte (qv).'),
('183462',' The film originally showed Crown breaking the backing of the  Claude Monet (qv) painting in order to fit it into his briefcase.  However, John McTiernan (I) (qv) later decided that audiences  might be put off if they saw him in some way damage the painting, so  he edited the scene so that it only showed Crown putting the folded  painting into his briefcase, and figured most people wouldnt catch  on to the fact that the briefcase was half the size of the painting.'),
('183463',' The line, "Youre not boring, Ill give you that," was ad'),
('183464','libbed by  Rene Russo (qv).'),
('183465',' Cinematographer Tom Priestley Jr. (qv) replaced  Ericson Core (qv) eight days into shooting.'),
('183466',' When Thomas Crown is signing the sale contract in the boardroom, it  can clearly be seen from the movement of the pen that he is signing  "pierce" and not "thomas".'),
('183467',' The glider used in the film is a Schempp'),
('183468','Hirth Duo Discus, a German  high performance two seater. However, it is physically impossible to  reach from the rear seat to the front in flight. So this was  arranged in studio. The glider was actually flown by Thomas Knauff,  a famous glider pilot from USA. In the original film from 1968 there  are similar scenes in other glider, a Schweizer 1'),
('183469','23, an American  high performance glider from that time.'),
('183470',' Originally there was supposed to be a character named Pete Boom, who  is trying to buy Shining Time. This character was cut from the final  film.'),
('183471',' Exterior locations were filmed on the Isle of Man, which was the  original inspiration for the Reverend Awdrys stories.'),
('183472',' There are over 300 special effects shots in the film.'),
('183473',' Lady was the only real train engine in this movie. all the other  engines were computerized. One reason why lady required a driver and  the others did not.'),
('183474',' Entered the 1970 Locarno Film Festival.'),
('183475',' A sequel called "Thoroughbreds Together" was to be made, but never  did materialize.'),
('183476',' This was the last movie ever made by Beatrice Lillie (qv). At the  time of filming, she had already begun to show early signs of  Alzheimers disease. Due to her illness, she had difficulty  memorizing her lines. Being helpful, Julie Andrews (I) (qv) would  stand off camera and repeat Lillies lines to her, so Lillie could  complete her scenes.'),
('183477',' The film was based on the British musical "Chrysanthemum", which  opened in London in 1956.'),
('183478',' Mary Tyler Moore (qv) said that she always thinks of the tap  dancing scene in this film whenever she sees an elevator.'),
('183479',' The film utilized the Dunning'),
('183480','Pomeroy Matte process (an early  predecessor to blue'),
('183481','screening). When this film was originally being  restored, the elements for the film that is projected in the picture  were lost. As an inside joke, the restorers filled it in with a  scene from _At the Crossroads of Life (1908)_ (qv), a picture that  D.W. Griffith (qv) himself starred in.'),
('183482',' Is thought to be one of the very first, if not the first, theatrical  public service announcements. Ladies were told to remove their hats  in the cinema or the nickelodeons, or face expulsion. Today we have  announcements about noise, babies, cell phones, etc. that are in the  same vein.'),
('183483',' Included in Warner Home Videos 2006 6'),
('183484','disc DVD release "The Busby  Berkeley Collection".'),
('183485',' Vitaphone production reel #369A.'),
('183486',' Released as a split reel along with the comedy  _Oh, Those Eyes (1912)_ (qv).'),
('183487',' Harry Fowler (qv)s first film role.'),
('183488',' Released as a split reel along with the comedy  _Mr. Spriggs Buys a Dog (1913)_ (qv).'),
('183489',' Director and co'),
('183490','writer Annakin, Ken (qv) had been working on an  adventure film about transatlantic flight, when the producers  bankrutpcy aborted the production. He then made this film.'),
('183491',' The 1910'),
('183492','era airplanes used in the film were replicas built using  the authentic materials of the originals, but with slightly more  powerful engines. About 20 planes were built at a cost of about  5,000 pounds each.'),
('183493',' Most of the aerial scenes were filmed before 10 am each day when the  air was least turbulent.'),
('183494',' Ishihara, Yûjirô (qv)s voice is dubbed by Villiers, James (qv).'),
('183495',' Michael Trubshawe (qv)s character is addressed by  Robert Morley (I) (qv) as "Niven". Michael Trubshawe and  David Niven (I) (qv) were very close friends from when they served  in the military garrison at Malta together and David Niven would  call uncredited characters in his films "Trubshawe". So this was  Trubshawes way of returning the compliment.'),
('183496',' The car that Lord Rawnsley is seen first arriving at the airfield  (and later when chasing his daughter and Orville) is a Rolls Royce  Silver Ghost. This car is estimated in todays money to be worth at  least 50 million dollars and as such is considered the most valuable  car in the world.'),
('183497',' Two of the replicas (the "1910 Bristol Boxkite" and the "1911 Roe IV  Triplane") built for the film still fly across the English  countryside as both are preserved in the "Shuttleworth Collection"  based at Old Warden, Bedfordshire.'),
('183498',' The beginning and ending sequences marked the final feature film  appearences for Red Skelton (qv).'),
('183499',' The are two real vintage aircraft to be seen in this film. The first  is a 1910 Deperdussin Monoplane is seen "revving'),
('183500','up" on the ground  when we first arrive at Brookley. The second is a 1912 Blackburn  Type D Monoplane, which seen on the ground at Brookley and Dover  (Aircraft #6) it is the one swung out of the way of the runaway  tailess German biplane, just after it has crashed through the back  of the "Ware'),
('183501','Armitage" hanger. The Blackburn is flown by Mr Mac  Dougall, played by Gordon Jackson (qv)'),
('183502',' At approximately 1 hour & 25 minutes a board is seen listing 14  competitors. Number 1: Richard Mays. (Aircraft number 8) Number 2:  Sir Percy Ware Armitage. (Aircraft number 12) Number 3: Orvil  Newton. (Aircraft number 7) Number 4: Lieutnant Parsons. (Aircraft  number 4) Number 5: Harry Popperwell. (Aircraft number 5) Number 6:  Capt Rumpelstross. (Aircraft number 11) Number 7: Mr Wallace.  (Aircraft number unknown) Number 8: Charles Wade. (Aircraft number  unknown) Number 9: Mr Yamaoto. (Aircraft number 1) Number 10: Count  Emilio Ponticelli. (Aircraft number 2) Number 11: Henri Monteux.  (Aircraft number unknown) Number 12: Pierre Dubois. (Aircraft number  9) Number 13: Mr Mac Dougall. (Aircraft number 6) Number 14: Harry  Walton. (Aircraft number unknown) In only twice does the pilots  number match the aircraft/race number. The four unknown pilots (Mr  Wallace, Charles Wade, Henri Monteux & Harry Walton) must be the  pilots of the four missing aircraft/race numbers (3, 10, 13 & 14)'),
('183503',' The French entry in the race, flown by the character Pierre Dubois,  is a replica of the "Demoiselle", designed by the Brazilian  expatriate Alberto Santos Dumont, who had been believed by the  French to be the first to fly a powered aircraft, until the Wright  brothers demonstrations in 1908. The replica builders were faithful  in constructing the Demoiselle, but no one could get it to leave the  ground until it was discovered that Dumont had been a very small man  who weighed only 85 pounds. A female pilot was hired. She  successfully flew the plane throughout the filming.'),
('183504',' The Passat Ornithopter airplane in this movie was given to  Cole Palen (qv) for promoting this movie. It can now be seen at  the Old Rhinebeck Areodrome.'),
('183505',' First full length feature film of Vernon Dobtcheff (qv).'),
('183506',' Released as a split reel along with the comedy  _Their College Capers (1916)_ (qv).'),
('183507',' This was the first effort of the McDonagh sisters, a successful  production team composed of actress Isabel (stage name Marie  Lorraine), production and business manager Phyllis, and director  Paulette.'),
('183508',' Sadly, little of this movie is extant besides excerpts, stills, and  trailers.'),
('183509',' Filmed in 1979, but not aired until 1982.'),
('183510',' Sean Connery (qv) appears on the flag of the school of secret  agents that THOU VOU graduates'),
('183511',' The film that THOU VOU and MAP 31 watch is  _Thunderball (1965)_ (qv).'),
('183512',' A documentary in the Outdoor Sketches series.'),
('183513',' Released as a split reel along with the documentary  _Silver Shadows (1928)_ (qv).'),
('183514',' In keeping with the source material, the characters names Ginny,  Rose and Caroline start with the same letters as those of Lears  daughters...Goneril, Regan and Cordelia.'),
('183515',' Based loosely on William Shakespeare (I) (qv)s "King Lear".'),
('183516',' Michelle Pfeiffer (qv), who produced the film, wanted  Paul Newman (I) (qv) to play patriarch Larry Cook, but he turned  down the role.'),
('183517',' Jason Robards (qv) originated the role "Murray Burns" on Broadway  in 1962 with Sandy Dennis (I) (qv) in a Tony Award'),
('183518','winning  performance as "Sandra Markowitz". The play won the 1963 Tony Award  as Best Play.'),
('183519',' Barbara Harris (I) (qv) film debut.'),
('183520',' Second episode in the Timothy Dobbs, Thats Me! 2'),
('183521','reel comedy  series.'),
('183522',' Based on the true story of "China Polly".'),
('183523',' Female victims were named for movie characters from other horror  films; Nancy Thompson from Nightmare on Elm St.; Maureen Prescott  from Scream.'),
('183524',' Town named in the movie is Haddonfield which was added because the  Director is a huge Halloween fan.'),
('183525',' To get the blood to fly across the screen they used a Tupperware  drink box with a straw attachment and squeezed the container to  squirt the fake blood.'),
('183526',' The finger that flies across the screen was tossed back and forth  over the camera like tossing a ball between the key grip and DP  several times to capture the right motion.'),
('183527',' The photos of Maureen were taken while keeping pace with the car  driving 70 miles an hour on I270 in Columbus Ohio. For Safety they  did this at 2am when traffic would be at a minimum.'),
('183528',' The Cookout scene was a real cookout that was set up for the purpose  of networking with other local filmmakers; since it was at the  producers home they used the opportunity to film this scene. Almost  all cast and crew from the movie appeared in this scene.'),
('183529',' The Character Ian played by Louie Cowan was replaced by  photographer Greg Rogers for the scene in which Ian is  photographing Maureen (Brandy Seymour) leaving the cookout in  order to get good stills for insert in another scene of the movie.'),
('183530',' The flash from the camera in the scene where Maureen gets it came  from the opposite direction just under the camera. Because of the  frame rate of the video camera, photographer Therp Sajik took about  30 shots with the flash on his camera in order for us to capture the  flash on video.'),
('183531',' This film is notable for documenting the use of the word "groovy" as  a recognized slang term in American society as early as the  mid'),
('183532','1940s.'),
('183533',' Shelley Winters is most easily spotted as one of Adele Jergens  blonde handmaidens, standing in the background at the aborted  wedding scene.'),
('183534',' 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): Connie Gilchrist (qv) (Taxicab driver),  Daisy Bufford (qv) (Maid), Pierre Watkin (qv) (Alex),  Edmund Mortimer (qv) (Guest) and Lionel Barrymore (qv)  (Announcer). Bryant Washburn Jr. (qv) was announced as a cast  member, but only his father, Bryant Washburn (qv), had a role in  the movie. Gus Schilling (qv) was also announced as a cast member,  but he was not in the movie either. Barrymore is referenced by a  comic impersonation performed by Mickey Rooney (I) (qv).'),
('183535',' Eleanor Powell(I) (qv)s first color film and last MGM film.'),
('183536',' Based on a true story.'),
('183537',' This was the first theatrical release of Fox Faith, a division of  20th Century'),
('183538','Fox devoted to presenting "Christian friendly" movies.'),
('183539',' Ted Dekker (qv), author of the novel, was on set nearly every  shooting day. In many cases he put three lines into the shot as an  homage to the book cover. While some of these lines are drawn on  walls and such, they also show up as objects (chalk, pencils,  etc...).'),
('183540',' The first skater doing the McTwist in the pool is pro skater Tony  Hawk.'),
('183541',' The skater in the black t'),
('183542','shirt and denim vest doing acid drops is  pro skater Eddie Reatagui.'),
('183543',' The pool skater with the red shirt and striped shorts is pro skater  Lance Mountain.'),
('183544',' "Team Pain" is spray painted on a truck in the beginning. Team Pain  designs skateparks and skate ramps.'),
('183545',' The skater who says to the breakdancers, "For wimps," is pro skater  Christian Hosoi.'),
('183546',' Steve Caballero was the stunt double for Radster.'),
('183547',' Skaters Chris Cook, Lance Mountain, and Alan Losi performed as stunt  doubles for Josh Brolin.'),
('183548',' Johnny Depp (qv) auditioned for a part in the film.'),
('183549',' The skater in the LA Massacre thats lying on the ground getting his  leg taken care of by medics was hurt for real during shooting, and  those are real medics.'),
('183550',' US television magnate Ted Turner wanted to air this film on TBS, his  cable TV network, but couldnt find a sponsor. He decided to  broadcast the film out of his own pocket.'),
('183551',' While shooting the movie, the BBC got in trouble with local police  when they detonated a large smoke bomb in order to simulate a  nuclear explosion. Members of the public, who were not aware that a  movie was being shot, panicked and thought that a real explosion had  occurred.'),
('183552',' Findings from the 1980 British Government exercise "Square Leg" were  used as the basis for projecting the level of destruction and number  of casualties in the movie. "Square Leg" was a government project  that estimated what would happen in Britain in the event of an  actual attack. It projected the mortality rate at 29 million,  serious injuries at 7 million and short term survivors at 19  million.'),
('183553',' According to the films end credits, Carl Sagan (qv) was one of the  consultants used during production.'),
('183554',' This is a lost film'),
('183555',' Keaton, Buster (qv)s first feature film. He chose to construct  the film as a series of separate episodes so the film could be cut  into individual shorts to be re'),
('183556','released on their own if the feature  was a failure.'),
('183557',' A widely'),
('183558','circulated error credits Oliver Hardy (qv) for this film.  He was not in it. It was the similar'),
('183559','looking rotund comic  Kewpie Morgan (qv).'),
('183560',' Towards the end of the movie, the names Havez, Mitchell and Bruckman  appear on the football roster; they were names of Keatons  uncredited co'),
('183561','writers.'),
('183562',' One of the 50 films in the 4'),
('183563','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 Museum of Modern Art.'),
('183564',' Eighth in a series of twelve Pacemaker Comedies, each title a  wordplay on one of the popular feature films of the era.'),
('183565',' Cameo appearance by Bugs Bunny.'),
('183566',' Director/Actor Jones gave each cast member a copy of Albert Camus  "The Stranger" to read so that they would understand alienation, a  big theme in both the novel and the film.'),
('183567',' CAMEO(Guillermo Arriaga (qv)): a helpful Mexican vaquero'),
('183568',' Tommy Lee Jones (qv)s theatrical directing debut. His only other  directing credit was the TV movie  _Good Old Boys, The (1995) (TV)_ (qv).'),
('183569',' Much of the movie was shot on Tommy Lee Jones (qv)s own ranch.'),
('183570',' Barry Peppers character Mike Norton reads the April 2004 issue of  Hustler repeatedly when hes out on patrol.'),
('183571',' The movie consists of nothing but master shots.'),
('183572',' This movie, and _Saludos Amigos (1942)_ (qv) were created by Disney  in order to gain better relations with South American countries  during WW2.'),
('183573',' Features the return of José (or Joe, or Zé as he is known in  original Brazilian Portuguese) Carioca, the Brazilian parrot we  first met in Saludos Amigos (1942) (qv).'),
('183574',' The song "You Belong To My Heart" was featured in a Disney short  called _Plutos Blue Note (1947)_ (qv). It was later recorded by  Bing Crosby (qv).'),
('183575',' Clarence Nash (qv) also provides the voice of Donald Duck in the  Spanish'),
('183576','dubbed version, giving Donald a charming American accent  that complements José Cariocas Brazilian and Panchitos Northern  Mexican ones.'),
('183577',' The Pablo the Penguin segment features a shot of a penguin diving  into the water. This animation is taken from the Silly Symphony  "Peculiar Penguins".'),
('183578',' This was the first time Walt Disney had attempted the technique of  combining animation with live actors since the Alice Comedies in the  1920s.'),
('183579',' The music for the title song is the Mexican folk standard "Ay,  Jalisco, No Te Rajes." Panchito sings some of the original lyrics  just before making his entrance, and again at the end of the musical  number.'),
('183580',' The famed cartoonist Don Rosa, has made several sequels to this  story in printed comics, setting José and Panchito up as Donald’s  only true friends. This is one of the few stories Don Rosa has  worked in to his Duck universe that is not Barks'),
('183581','canon.'),
('183582',' It was while filming this movie that Claudette Colbert (qv)  sustained the back injury that forced her to give up the part of  Margo Channing in _All About Eve (1950)_ (qv) to Bette Davis (qv).'),
('183583',' Vitaphone production reel #A1086'),
('183584',' Includes musical highlights from: Gold Diggers of 1937 (1937), Cain  and Mabel (1936), Fashions of 1934 (1934), and Shipmates Forever  (1935).'),
('183585',' The first motion picture filmed in CinemaScope outside of the United  States. Prior to beginning principal shooting, 20th Century'),
('183586','Fox  studio execs warned producer Sol C. Siegel (qv) and director  Jean Negulesco (qv) that they would have a difficult time with the  new film format away from the controlled settings of the studio.  Siegel and Negulesco solved this dilemma by simply taking the  studios entire technical crew along to Rome.'),
('183587',' Although the movie title refers to three coins only two coins are  actually thrown into the fountain.'),
('183588',' We only see two coins thrown in the fountain, but we told of a third  thrown in by Georgio.'),
('183589',' Average Shot Length (ASL) = 16 seconds (including opening Sinatra  travelogue montage).'),
('183590',' The unsold pilot set on NBCs shelf for four years before finally  being aired in 1970.'),
('183591',' This was F. Scott Fitzgerald (qv)s only screen writng credit.'),
('183592',' This Short Film won the Student Academy Award, USA for best  "Experimental Film" in 1986.'),
('183593',' This musical was declared "morally objectionable" by the Catholic  League of Decency for portraying divorce as respectable.'),
('183594',' Patt Hyatt (qv) dubbed Ann E. Todd (qv)s singing,  Jean Garbo (qv) dubbed Elinor Donahue (qv)s.'),
('183595',' Excluding the action during the opening credits, this film has  approximately 1172 shots in 1 hour 53 minutes and 8 seconds, or an  average shot duration of about 5.8 seconds.'),
('183596',' The Riviera Hotel and Casino in Las Vegas, Nevada was the "home  base" for production.'),
('183597',' The film is based on the true case of Chris Costner Sizemore who  later wrote a book about her multiple personality problem entitled  "Im Eve".'),
('183598',' Judy Garland (I) (qv) had been intended for the main part by  Nunnally Johnson (qv), but proving unreliable he picked then  barely known Joanne Woodward (qv) and imposed her on the studio  executives.'),
('183599',' In a TV interview, June Allyson (qv) said that she was offered the  role of Eve but her husband, Dick Powell (qv), talked her out of  it saying she would be miscast.'),
('183600',' Orson Welles was courted for the part of Dr. Luther, played in the  movie by Lee J. Cobb, but opted instead to direct Touch of Evil  (1958). Welles even read the script and told director Nunnally  Johnson that whoever played the lead would win the Oscar (Joanne  Woodward did, in fact, win the Oscar).'),
('183601',' Third of five episodes in the series  _Lord Johns Journal (1915)_ (qv)'),
('183602',' The title is a play on words; "Three Weeks" by Elinor Glyn was a  best'),
('183603','selling novel of the era which was made into an equally popular  motion picture in 1924.'),
('183604',' The announcer of the baseball game heard on the radio is the late  Art Popham, a local who announced Tacoma Tigers games for many years  but at the release time of the movie had retired from sports casting  to write for the Tacoma News Tribune as a business columnist and to  be with his family.'),
('183605',' Released as a split reel along with the comedy  _Eavesdropper, The (1912)_ (qv).'),
('183606',' Three episodes of the TV series _"Laredo" (1965)_ (qv) edited  together and released as a feature.'),
('183607',' This movie was written in mind for June Allyson (qv) to star in.  Allyson was even going to star in it but became unavailable once  filming started. So Jane Wyman (qv) was given the role.'),
('183608',' First entry in the Hollywood Girls series.'),
('183609',' Visa dexploitation en France # 35958.'),
('183610',' One of a series of filmed vaudeville acts produced by Powers Picture  Plays in 1915'),
('183611','1916.'),
('183612',' Released as a split reel along with the documentary  _Life of the Salamander (1915)_ (qv).'),
('183613',' In the scene when they torture Troy Barlow with electric shocks,  they shocked Mark Wahlberg (I) (qv) for real. He said he wanted to  get into the role, and since they had all the equipment there, they  hooked him up and gave him a shock.'),
('183614',' In the original posters for the film, David O. Russell (qv) gets  full writing credit, although the story is based on a draft written  by John Ridley (I) (qv). It wasnt until Ridley took legal action  that he received a "Story by" credit.'),
('183615',' The scene where milk is dumped in the village was shot twice because  the extras had not been told to start drinking the "milk" after it  was dumped, so the set had to be cleaned up and reshot.'),
('183616',' In the celebratory scene in the tent back at base camp, several  soldiers are seen to be drinking what appears to be mouthwash.  During the Gulf War, Saudi Arabias Islamic'),
('183617','based ban on alcohol  forced many soldiers to become more ingenious in obtaining their  favorite vices. In this case, they asked loved ones to send them  vodka with added blue food coloring in mouthwash bottles.'),
('183618',' DIRCAMEO(David O. Russell (qv)): The "Hollywood actor"  George Clooney (qv) strangles in the epilogue sequence. He also  provides the singing voice of the helicopter pilot near the  beginning.'),
('183619',' At the beginning of the film theres a disclaimer explaining that  the strange look of the film was intended by director  David O. Russell (qv). The vibrant color is due to the fact that  they used "Ektachrome" slide transparency film instead of standard  film stock, and the "bleach bypass" process actually gave the prints  a much deeper black. The silver halide is completely opaque, thus a  "true" black. Leaving all of that silver on the prints resulted in a  much higher cost for distribution however.'),
('183620',' The propaganda leaflet with pictograms held by the officer with the  megaphone is a copy of an actual leaflet used during the Gulf War to  encourage Iraqi soldiers to surrender.'),
('183621',' Sayed Moustafa Al'),
('183622','Qazwini (qv), who plays an Iraqi defector who  sells Maj. Gates cars stolen from Kuwait, was in real life tortured  and kicked in the eye by Saddam Hussein (qv)s security forces,  blinding him in that eye. Like many advisors and extras in the film,  he is an actual refugee from Iraq.'),
('183623',' Anthony Wiethoff (qv) was originally cast for the part of Cut  Troys Cuff Soldier but left the set due to disagreements with  director David O. Russell (qv)s scenes of torture of US soldiers.'),
('183624',' The film was banned in Iraq.'),
('183625',' In the scene where the three soldiers enter the secret room in the  bunker with the stolen stuff and TV sets in it, you can see Capt.  Said (Saïd Taghmaoui (qv)) watch the opening credits of the French  movie _Haine, La (1995)_ (qv) on a screen. That was the first real  movie he had a role in, also under his real name Said.'),
('183626',' There arent any sound effects in the cartoon except for the  "deflating" of the Big Bad Wolfs bass drum. All other sound effects  were provided by the jazz combo.'),
('183627',' The first time that anyone other than Mel Blanc (qv) was given  screen credit for voices (Stan Freberg (qv) did all of the voices  for this cartoon).'),
('183628',' Del Porter (qv) dubbed Charles Smith (I) (qv)s singing,  Carol Stewart (II) (qv) dubbed Vera'),
('183629','Ellen (qv)s.'),
('183630',' Celeste Holm (qv)s debut.'),
('183631',' The cartoon was test'),
('183632','screened for an audience of Disney employees to  get their reactions. One employee thought the word "lousy" was  unacceptable, and the line was cut.'),
('183633',' The song "Whos Afraid of the Big Bad Wolf?" became an anthem for  optimism in the wake of the Depression.'),
('183634',' Though cartoon shorts usually lasted very brief periods of time,  this one played in many theaters longer than most feature films.'),
('183635',' The original version featured the Wolf dressed as a Jewish peddler  (complete with oversized false nose) to gain entry to the pigs  house. Recent versions of this short have new animation at this  point to change the Wolfs appearance. This despite the DVDs claim  to be "uncut and unedited." This scene was restored in its original  form when it became available for download on iTunes.'),
('183636',' This was the first Disney cartoon to be fully conceived on  storyboards. Previously, simple sketches were drawn on a page giving  a broad overview of each scene, with descriptions of the individual  actions and gags typed on a separate page. Storyboards in the modern  sense (drawings pinned on a bulletin board detailing every action on  a film) were invented at the Disney Studio in the early 1930s.'),
('183637',' Howard, Curly (qv) broke a leg after riding down the dumbwaiter.'),
('183638',' Larry Fine (I) (qv) lost a tooth when a punch was mistimed.'),
('183639',' In the scene where the Stooges as football players pile on to some  photographers, director McCarey, Ray (qv) wanted the Stooges to do  the stunt themselves. They refused, saying it was too dangerous and  to get stuntmen to do it. McCarey assured them they wouldnt be  hurt, but they still refused. McCarey got three stuntmen to do it,  and two of the three, as well as the actors playing the  photographers, wound up with broken arms and legs.'),
('183640',' Lucille Ball (qv) appears with blond hair in her only Three  Stooges short.'),
('183641',' The last The Three Stooges (qv) short in which Curly Howard (qv)  was involved in the entire production. He was left out of the final  scene of the next Stooges project, _Half'),
('183642','Wits Holiday (1947)_ (qv),  after he suffered a debilitating stroke.'),
('183643',' Two incomplete nitrate prints (put them together to create complete  film) survive in the UCLA Film and Television Archives.'),
('183644',' The Stooges can be seen papering over a one'),
('183645','sheet poster that  advertises _Man Who Returned to Life, The (1942)_ (qv), another  Columbia film.'),
('183646',' Vocals for Debbie Reynolds (I) (qv) were dubbed by  Helen Kane (I) (qv).'),
('183647',' Vocals for Vera'),
('183648','Ellen (qv) were dubbed by Anita Ellis (I) (qv).'),
('183649',' Bert Kalmar (qv) and Harry Ruby (qv) were friends of  Fred Astaire (qv) from their early days together in vaudeville.  Astaire said the film was one of his all'),
('183650','time favorites.'),
('183651',' A billboard for the Marx Brothers in _Animal Crackers (1930)_ (qv)  is seen in the film.'),
('183652',' The dress worn by Gale Robbins in the “All Alone Monday” number is  the same dress worn by Ann Miller in the “Girl on the Magazine  Cover” in _Easter Parade (1948)_ (qv).'),
('183653',' Gloria DeHaven (qv) plays the part of ...her own mother, Mrs.  Carter DeHaven!'),
('183654',' The real Harry Ruby (qv) appears in a bit part as one of the  baseball players. He is the one who catches the ball thrown by  Red Skelton (qv) (as Harry Ruby) and tells "Ruby" to take it easy.'),
('183655',' The play opened on Broadway in New York City, New York, USA on 29  September 1920 and ran for 250 performances. It was produced by  Max Marcin (qv), the production associate of this movie, and  included in its cast Charles McNaughton (qv) and  Beryl Mercer (qv), both of whom are in this film.'),
('183656',' Beryl Mercer (qv), Charles McNaughton (qv) and  Claud Allister (qv) originated their roles in the 1929 version of  the movie.'),
('183657',' The film actually started filming on 6 November 1935, but was halted  on 8 November 1935 for script revisions. MGM then decided to scrap  what had already been filmed and replaced cast members  Ann Loring (qv) (who had the romantic lead), Una OConnor (qv),  Charles Butterworth (qv), May Robson (qv) and  David Thursby (qv). The setting was also changed from a  contemporay one to World War I.'),
('183658',' The 48 Hour Film Project took place in San Diego from 7:00pm on  Friday, July 30th, 2004 to 7:00pm on Sunday, August 1st, 1004. The  script was completed at 4:30am Saturday morning and shooting lasted  from 9:00am to 3:00am Sunday morning. The final product was  delivered 12 minutes before the deadline of 7:30 at 7:18pm on  Sunday.'),
('183659',' The total running time is 7 minutes 59 seconds, a second shy of the  8 minute limit imposed by the competition.'),
('183660',' Doug Jones did not receive the script until shortly before he drove  down to San Diego from Los Angeles, where he was at a Comic Book  signing for the Hellboy DVD release.'),
('183661',' Doug Jones was signed to play the character of the Imp in the Doom  movie, which is based on the video game series, the same week that  he shot this short about video games.'),
('183662',' Both the producer, Aaron Matthew Kaiser, and the director, Gulliver  Parascandolo, wore fedoras on set.'),
('183663',' As with most animals in films, several cats were used.  Unfortunately, the cats used were not a good match for each other:  while both are red tabby cats, one of those used is a "classic"  tabby with markings that show a "bullseye" on its side, and another  used is a "mackerel" tabby with stripes on the side.'),
('183664',' "Thomasina" writer Paul Gallico was present on the set, by special  invitation, during the filming of his novel. As Gallico quickly came  to dislike "the great god Disney", he was vastly amused when one of  the Thomasinas held up filming for two days when she flatly refused  to perform a stunt for which she had been trained, in spite of  Disneys frustrated bellowing. As Gallico recalled in his memoirs,  "I was proud of that cat!"'),
('183665',' SPOILER: With the exception of Thomasina herself, all the cats in  Cat Heaven appear to have been transformed into Siamese.'),
('183666',' SPOILER: The song sung by the children '),
('183667',' and, moments later, by Lori  '),
('183668',' at Thomasinas funeral is "The Bonny Banks o Loch Lomond".'),
('183669',' Margaret Sullavan and Melvyn Douglas were initially announced for  the roles played by Gaynor and Tone.'),
('183670',' The original play opened on Broadway in New York City, New York, USA  on 30 January 1935 and closed on 9 January 1937 after 835  performances. Teddy Hart (qv) and Sam Levene (I) (qv) originated  their movie roles in the play, and the cast also included  Shirley Booth (qv) as Mabel, and Millard Mitchell (qv) as  Charlie. The popular play had Broadway revivals in 1942, 1970 and  1993.'),
('183671',' A considerable number of cast members listed in studio records (with  their character names) did not appear in the final print:  Margaret Irving (qv) (Gloria Gray), George Chandler (qv) (Al),  Cliff Saum (qv) (Bus Conductor), Harry Hayden (qv) (Man on Bus),  Edith Craig (qv) (Woman Bettor), Irene Coleman (qv) (Woman  Bettor), John Sheehan (I) (qv) (Man Bettor) and  Pat West (I) (qv) (Man Bettor).'),
('183672',' Chapter Titles:  '),
('183673',' 1. The Fiery Circle  '),
('183674',' 2. One For All, All For One  '),
('183675',' 3. The Master Spy  '),
('183676',' 4. Pirates of the Desert  '),
('183677',' 5. Rebel Rifles  '),
('183678',' 6. Deaths Marathon  '),
('183679',' 7. Naked Steel  '),
('183680',' 8. The Master Strikes  '),
('183681',' 9. The Fatal Cave  '),
('183682',' 10.Trapped!  '),
('183683',' 11.The Measure of a Man  '),
('183684',' 12.The Value of Comrades'),
('183685',' Retitled, re'),
('183686','edited and re'),
('183687','released in 1946 as a feature,  _Desert Command (1946)_ (qv).'),
('183688',' Robert Taylor (I) (qv) and Ricardo Montalban (qv) and  Sydney Greenstreet (qv) were originally cast as Athos, Aramis and  Richelieu.'),
('183689',' Fearing pressure from church groups, MGM had the script refer to  Richelieu to as prime minister rather than Cardinal and almost all  traces of him being a cardinal or a man of the church have been  removed (although Jean Heremans (qv) is still credited as  "Cardinal Guard"), even though other versions of this story kept  Richelieu a cardinal without any repercussions.'),
('183690',' Lana Turner (qv) originally accepted a studio suspension in  preference to playing Lady de Winter because she considered Milady a  secondary character.'),
('183691',' Lana Turner (qv)s first appearance in a color feature.'),
('183692',' During Turners suspension, MGM began a search for her possible  replacement and, at one point, considered Alida Valli (qv), who  was then under contract to David O. Selznick (qv).'),
('183693',' In her autobiography, June Allyson (qv) notes that she did not  feel comfortable doing a period piece, and that she tried to get out  of her assignment in the picture.'),
('183694',' This was Gene Kelly(I) (qv)s favorite non'),
('183695','musical role.'),
('183696',' Angela Lansbury (qv) considered herself too young to play the role  of the Queen and wanted to play Milady De Winter.'),
('183697',' In the original novel Constance was the wife, not the goddaughter of  DArtagnans landlord. By 1948 standards, a hero like DArtagnan  would never dally with a married woman.'),
('183698',' This was actually produced in 1950 as part of MAGNAVOX THEATER as  THE THREE MUSKETEERS. This has the unique distinction of being the  first hour'),
('183699','long film made specifically for television. Produced at  the (by then floundering) Hal Roach Studios by CBS.'),
('183700',' Shot at the same time as _Four Musketeers, The (1974)_ (qv), and  resulted in a lawsuit. See _Four Musketeers, The (1974)_ (qv).'),
('183701',' Originally conceived as a Beatles vehicle by veteran Beatle director  Richard Lester (I) (qv).'),
('183702',' Jean'),
('183703','Pierre Cassels (Louis XIII) voice is overdubbed by Richard  Briers.'),
('183704',' The Duke of Buckinghams billiard room and the long hall behind it  at his English estate is a leftover set from _Patton (1970)_ (qv),  it is also seen in _Four Musketeers, The (1974)_ (qv), where Milady  and Buckingham speak about American Indians and also serves as a set  of rooms in _Return Of The Musketeers, The (1989)_ (qv) for a  different character in France some 10 years after the action of the  first two films. Also, the gown worn by Faye Dunaway (qv) during  the Ball sequence at the end, is also the main gown worn by  Jenny Agutter (qv) in _Man In The Iron Mask, The (1977)_ (qv).'),
('183705',' Originally the director was to be Tony Richardson (I) (qv), but he  was discarded after he said that the entire movie should take place  in a convent.'),
('183706',' Georges Wilson (qv) is dubbed by Michael Hordern (qv)'),
('183707',' Various sources including Charlton Heston (qv)s memoirs say that  Heston was offered one of the Musketeers '),
('183708',' the Oliver Reed or Frank  Finlay part '),
('183709',' but Heston passed on this role or roles because it was  too demanding he had just done a run of action roles also because  the part was a bit small so he chose to play a cameo.'),
('183710',' Part of the original wave of GoodTimes Animation Video releases in  1992. These were the seven animated films to be produced by Golden  Films, which included _Aladdin (1992/II) (V)_ (qv),  _Pinocchio (1992) (V)_ (qv),  _Three Musketeers, The (1992/II) (V)_ (qv),  _Sinbad (1992) (V)_ (qv), _Thumbelina (1992) (V)_ (qv),  _Beauty and the Beast (1992/I) (V)_ (qv) and  _Little Mermaid, The (1992) (V)_ (qv).'),
('183711',' In the original Alexandre Dumas père (qv) novel, Constance  Bonacieux is the wife of the innkeeper and dArtagnan falls in love  with her, in this version, Constance is made the daughter of the  innkeeper to make the romance between she and dArtagnan  kid'),
('183712','friendly.'),
('183713',' Some sequences were shot in Cornwall, England. A small woods called  Golitha Falls was used in one sequence when the musketeers are being  pursued by guards. The small harbour village of Charlestown is home  to the galleon that was used in a night'),
('183714','shoot.'),
('183715',' Charlie Sheen was originally sought for the role of Porthos.'),
('183716',' Kiefer Sutherland (qv), Chris ODonnell (I) (qv) and  Oliver Platt (qv) all endured six weeks of fencing and riding  lessons. Charlie Sheen (I) (qv) had to miss all this out as he was  then embroiled in the filming of _Hot Shots! Part Deux (1993)_ (qv).'),
('183717',' Mostly shot in Perchtoldsdorf, Austria, where  Rebecca De Mornay (qv) attended high school and college.'),
('183718',' Brad Pitt (qv) turned down the role that ultimately went to Chris  ODonnell (I) (qv). Billy Baldwin (qv), Johnny Depp (qv) and  Gary Oldman (qv) were also sought out by Disney for parts in the  film.'),
('183719',' A rival TriStar version was also in development at the same time as  this film, with star Johnny Depp (qv) and director  Jeremiah S. Chechik (qv) attached. Ultimately, it fell through.  Oliver Platt (qv) had also been approached to play Porthos in that  version as well.'),
('183720',' To prepare Alexandra for her role, director Glen Chua made her read  essays about her character. He also made her look at pictures of  where Tessa Hopes grew up and why she was the person she was today.  To further help her with her character, Glen proposed to Alexandra  in French class exactly the way that Calvin did in the film.'),
('183721',' George Amoako and Tom La were cast after the shoot had already  begun.'),
('183722',' Steven Spielberg (I) (qv) was the executive producer, but he asked  to have his name removed from the credits.'),
('183723',' The name Hugh Conlon III is on the blackboard behind Jerry when he  is in Mr. D.s office. Hugh Conlon (qv) was the movies  construction coordinator.'),
('183724',' During Jerrys book report, he asks his English teacher, what is her  favorite book. She replies, "Turn of the Screw," and then he kisses  her. In Turn of the Screw, there is a part where a tutor is kissed  by her student.'),
('183725',' The music playing in the insect movie that Jerry watches in his  biology class is the "Out to Sea" theme from _Jaws (1975)_ (qv).'),
('183726',' Odgen High School was later used in _Drive Me Crazy (1999)_ (qv).'),
('183727',' Harpo Marx (qv) and George Bernard Shaw (qv) were vacationing on  the French Riviera and made an appearance as extras in the film,  playing pool. But, according to Harpo, he was sure the footage was  cut.'),
('183728',' The first American film to be made in Vietnam after Bill Clinton  lifted the embargo. The filmmakers were followed by Vietnamese  inspectors throughout filming.'),
('183729',' James Tolkan (qv)s movie debut.'),
('183730',' McGoohan, Patrick (qv) took over the role of the Chief Magistrate  at short notice, to replace Mason, James (qv) who died shortly  before shooting was scheduled to begin.'),
('183731',' Many stooge fans were confused as to what exactly this was the 75th  anniversary of. Nothing of particular significance regarding the  Three Stooges act occurred in 1928. The stooges made their first  film appearance in _Soup to Nuts (1930)_ (qv) and were signed with  Columbia in 1934.'),
('183732',' Larry Fine (I) (qv) and Joe DeRita (qv) fell out of a moving  chariot in one scene, with 250'),
('183733','pound Joe falling on top of Larry.  Larry was knocked out cold and rushed to the hospital. Though he did  not sustain any injuries, a doctors report revealed that he had  diabetes.'),
('183734',' First Three Stooges film written and produced by  Norman Maurer (qv), who was the son'),
('183735','in'),
('183736','law of  Moe Howard (I) (qv). Maurer had written and drawn the Three  Stooges comic book for many years before branching into films.'),
('183737',' The film was such a box office hit that Columbia offered the  Stooges production company, Normandy, a three'),
('183738','picture deal.'),
('183739',' The first 20 minutes is actually reused footage from an unsold TV  pilot called "The Three Stooges Scrpabook" (1960). The original  pilot contained a laugh track and was filmed in color.'),
('183740',' At least one scene of the Martians attack (a building being  blasted) is from _Earth vs. the Flying Saucer (1956)_ (qv).'),
('183741',' John Huston (I) (qv) was inspired to write the story after he  bought an odd statue in London.'),
('183742',' Alfred Hitchcock (I) (qv) showed early interest in directing.'),
('183743',' Released as a split reel along with the documentary  _Dredging the Quohog (1917)_ (qv).'),
('183744',' Released as a split reel along with the comedy  _Matrimonial Venture of the Bar X Hands, The (1913)_ (qv).'),
('183745',' Ray Corrigan (qv) not only plays his familiar character of Tucson  Smith, second billed of the Three Mesquiteers, but also, billed as  Naba (qv), plays Willie the Gorilla.'),
('183746',' Produced immediately after Charlton Heston (qv) completed  _Ten Commandments, The (1956)_ (qv) and reunited him with co'),
('183747','star  Anne Baxter (qv). This was Hestons last film under his original  Paramount contract. He felt that Tom Tryon (qv), who was cast as  his brother, was not right for the part. However, because "The Ten  Commandments" had not yet been released, Heston hadnt yet achieved  the star clout necessary to demand cast changes.'),
('183748',' The crew stayed at the Kah'),
('183749','nee'),
('183750','ta Resort on the Warm Springs Indian  Reservation in Oregon. Filming took place at many locations  throughout the reservation, as well as in the hills near Mt. Hood  and in downtown Portland.'),
('183751',' Because of the long process of workshops and rewrites that the  writer/ directors employ, this story has gone through a number of  changes. At one point it was the story of a mother searching for her  missing son in Croatia. At another, it was a mainstream conman  movie.'),
('183752',' This film appears to be lost. Please check your attic.'),
('183753',' A print of this film survives in the Library of Congress.'),
('183754',' Reels 1 and 2 of this film survive at the UCLA Film and Television  Archives, in original nitrate form, reels 3 and 4 were discarded for  unknown reasons and their catalogue does not state why.'),
('183755',' Although this wasnt the last Chip and Dale cartoon, Dale looks  clearly older, with fewer teeth and more pronounced jowls. Compare  his appearance with the earlier shorts.'),
('183756',' Released in the US as a split reel along with the comedy  _Spring'),
('183757','Heeled Jack (1911)_ (qv).'),
('183758',' Scenes of frenzy caused by the enactment of Prohibition were  originally used in _Public Enemy, The (1931)_ (qv).'),
('183759',' Ship scene features same set used in "Baby Face" a year earlier.'),
('183760',' Based on real'),
('183761','life killer Ed Gein, whose story also inspired  _Texas Chain Saw Massacre, The (1974)_ (qv).'),
('183762',' Released as a split reel along with the comedy  _Bunny as a Reporter (1913)_ (qv).'),
('183763',' When Matthew Perry (I) (qv) first goes to Amys apartment, she  asks him "Are you always this nervous?" This is the same question  Bruce Willis (I) (qv) asks him when they first go for a car ride  in _Whole Nine Yards, The (2000)_ (qv). Both times the response is  "yes."'),
('183764',' More physically intimate footage was shot between  Stephen Baldwin (qv) and Josh Charles (I) (qv), notably a  kissing scene during the big "three'),
('183765','way", and a one'),
('183766','on'),
('183767','one sex scene  that occurred after Alex moves out. Baldwin discussed these scenes  being cut in print interviews when the film came out.'),
('183768',' DIRCAMEO(Andrew Fleming (I) (qv)): at the beginning of the film,  screaming from a dorm window.'),
('183769',' Director Andrew Fleming has said this film is closely based on a  similar experience he had during college.'),
('183770',' The movie Eddy talks about, which he watches in French film class,  about two men falling in love with the same woman, is  _Jules et Jim (1962)_ (qv).'),
('183771',' In the years after the film, Baldwin became a born'),
('183772','again Christian,  a member of the Republican Party, and occasionally makes public  appearances with Republican officials. He has distanced himself from  the film in interviews and felt the need to state that he is not  bisexual or interested in threesomes.'),
('183773',' Further cementing it’s place in time as a product of Generation X  culture, Threesome was released in theaters on April 8, 1994, the  same day it was announced Kurt Cobain had been found dead.'),
('183774',' Biograph production number 5.'),
('183775',' The solidROCK production "Threshold" produced by Regina Rice won 6  awards (the most ever given out to one film) at the 168 film  festival in 2007... Keith Domingue'),
('183776','Best Director Best  Cinematography'),
('183777','Russell Griffith Griffith Best Editor'),
('183778','Kris Kasper  Best Original Score'),
('183779','Jason T. Miller Best Sound'),
('183780','Glenn Porter & Shaun  Lile Best Visual FX'),
('183781','Matt Welch / Planet Blue '),
('183782','Randy Starnes /  Westwind Media'),
('183783',' Four reels out of five survive in nitrate at the UCLA Film and  Television Archives.'),
('183784',' An Incomplete nitrate print (missing Reel 1) survives in the UCLA  Film and Television Archives.'),
('183785',' A print of this film survives in the Library of Congress.'),
('183786',' This was the ninth of twelve entries in the "Tenderfoot Thriller"  series.'),
('183787',' The ad agencys viewing room has both color and black'),
('183788','and'),
('183789','white TVs  side by side. This was common at ad agencies in the 1960s to confirm  that color commercials would also be acceptable on black'),
('183790','and'),
('183791','white  sets.'),
('183792',' The only film in which Buster Crabbe (qv) sings.'),
('183793',' DIRTRADE(John Landis (qv)):[SYNW]: "See you next Wednesday" spoken  by someone in the movie that Michael and Ola are watching. Its  written in blood on a wall.'),
('183794',' The theatre in which Michael and Ola see the horror movie is the  same one used in Landis film,  _Kentucky Fried Movie, The (1977)_ (qv), complete with the original  Schlock poster in one of the display cases.'),
('183795',' The short film was released on home video as "The Making Of Michael  Jacksons Thriller", and became the worlds largest selling VHS  musical.'),
('183796',' The sound of the growling animal during the transformation is the  same sound from the movie  _American Werewolf in London, An (1981)_ (qv).'),
('183797',' On the outside of the theater, there is a poster of  Vincent Price (I) (qv)s _House of Wax (1953)_ (qv). As well, the  theater marquee reads "Vincent Prices Thriller"'),
('183798',' During the scene in the graveyard as the zombies begin to rise, the  zombie seen exiting the mausoleum is none other than special effects  make up artist, Rick Baker (I) (qv) himself.'),
('183799',' Bo Arne Vibenius (qv) made this film to cover up the financial  failure of his first film. His intention was to create "a  commercial'),
('183800','as'),
('183801','hell crap'),
('183802','film". The actors had a clause in their  contracts to ensure that they would not reveal who the director of  the film really was.'),
('183803',' During pre'),
('183804','production, Christina Lindberg was doing some  shotgun'),
('183805','training outdoors, and was arrested when bystanders thought  she was shooting at them.'),
('183806',' Swedish censorship banned the film in April 4, 1973. Despite the tag  line, this is not the first Swedish film to be banned in Sweden,  that was _Trädgårdsmästaren (1912)_ (qv).'),
('183807',' Christina Lindberg (qv) had no drivers licence, but does her own  driving, with a policeman lying on the car floor, operating the  shift.'),
('183808',' A long standing rumor surrounding the film was that a real corpse  was used for the scene where Madeleines eye is taken out with a  scalpel. In a March 2006 interview, Christina Lindberg (qv)  confirmed this. The body was of a young girl who had committed  suicide. Makeup was added to the eye, and the shot was filmed in the  hospital that had received the body.'),
('183809',' In the shooting'),
('183810','up scenes, Christina Lindberg injected salt mixed  with water.'),
('183811',' DIRCAMEO(Bo Arne Vibenius (qv)): The hot'),
('183812','dog vendor who shows  Madeleine the way into the dock.'),
('183813',' Magda Konopka (qv)s first movie.'),
('183814',' A copy of this film survives at The Museum of Modern Art in New  York.'),
('183815',' The movie began as a script, written in 1994 by Jason Wolthuizen and  Chris Wojnicz. It was illustrated in 1995 by Wojtek Trzcinski  (3,600+ individually hand drawn cells). It was pitched to several,  major Hollywood studios in 1997. It was unshelved by Jason in 2001  after meeting Devin Scott, who did the Soundscape production and  Original Score (2002/2003). Completed for DVD with Dolby 5.1 Digital  Surround on November 1, 2003.'),
('183816',' Completion of this product, called a MediaVision, offers creative  writers, artists and sound technicians/composers the opportunity to  tell their story. This story was estimated to cost over  US$150,000,000 in 1997. It was completed in 2003 using home  technologies.'),
('183817',' Technology used to create the MediaVision was intentionally limited  to a single computer with a good video card and a good multi'),
('183818','channel  sound card (affordable), a single music keyboard, a single  microphone and a single piece of software.'),
('183819',' While there are over 100 character voices in the film, nearly half  are voiced by the key technical team, Jason Wolthuizen (16), Devin  Scott (12) and Rod Hodgson (6).'),
('183820',' Vitaphone production reel #A2380'),
('183821',' A print of this film survives in the UCLA Film and Television  Archives.'),
('183822',' "Our World Today" documentary series.'),
('183823',' Although filmed on a shoestring budget over four years, the movie  includes about 700 special effects.'),
('183824',' Released as a split reel along with the comedy  _Inventors Secret, The (1911)_ (qv).'),
('183825',' Released as a split reel along with the documentary  _Climbing Cataracts (1920)_ (qv).'),
('183826',' Original French title is undetermined.'),
('183827',' This documentary short includes clips from the filming of two scenes  between Forrest and Jenny which are not included in the final cut of  the film '),
('183828',' one in which Forrest and Jenny are seen throwing pebbles  into the brook and a scene in which Jenny bids goodbye to Forrest  before she leaves for college.'),
('183829',' This documentary is featured on the 2'),
('183830','disc DVD for  _Forrest Gump (1994)_ (qv). (See also alternate versions.)'),
('183831',' Dedicated to the late Italian director Lucio Fulci (qv).'),
('183832',' The title comes from the film "Paura nella città dei morti viventi",  which was released in America in 1983 as "The Gates of Hell", with  this film being a sequel.'),
('183833',' Original title: Isolation'),
('183834',' Shot in 22 Days.'),
('183835',' Has an Alternate Ending.'),
('183836',' Writing project given to Nathan Thomas on November 5, 2004. Adam  Stephenson and Nathan were traveling to the Casino to celebrate  Nathans 19th birthday which would strike at 12:00 that night. Adam  Stephenson issued certain guidelines based on the original concept  of the man isolated in a space colony. The reasons detailing this  mans history were left to Nathans imagination.'),
('183837',' During scripting, Bruce the Bear (Mike Burton) was originally named  Jack the Doorman.'),
('183838',' Dangers on the Set '),
('183839',' Nearly Cracked Skull '),
('183840',' Adam Stephensoon (Jay)  was almost hit by a light and light stand while shooting the scene  in which Dominic (Nathan Thomas) is taking aim at Commander Prochnow  (Gary R. Storin). On the rooftop, filming Nathan with the rifle, the  light was wired to the ground where Derek Burnett (Bate) was  capturing the high angle with the generator next to him. The slack  and balance of the light pulled the light downwards directly over  Adams head and crashed 10 feet down almost hitting Derek as well.'),
('183841',' The zoom out shot in which The Del Jacko marking is spray painted on  the wall, was referred to as The Yavin Shot. Referencing Star  Wars and the establishing forest shot. Adam Stephenson (Jay) is  frequently using Star Wars as a point of reference.'),
('183842',' Four drafts of the screenplay exist. In the third, the character  Zeus (Justin Beaulieu) didnt exist. He was added because Adam  Stephenson (Jay) decided another villain/boss was needed in this  story. Zeus was also one of the last characters to be casted.'),
('183843',' The White Van Sequence was the first scene edited.'),
('183844',' The assassin Phyx (John Anderson) went through several names. In the  original script he was simply known as Night Assassin then it was  changed to Link on account of his chain weapon. While shooting,  John incorporated his characters phyxation with strangulation  shown by his almost orgasmic expression. His name was then changed  to Phyx.'),
('183845',' A print of this film survives in the Library of Congress.'),
('183846',' Produced in 1979.'),
('183847',' Martin Johnsons South Sea Adventures series.'),
('183848',' The idea for the short film was inspired by a real event that became  the basis for the kitchen scene climax. Interestingly enough, at its  first screening, an audience member told Jim, "That happened to me  and my father."'),
('183849',' When Rick first read the script, he told Jim that he would agree to  direct it after "four or five rewrites". Writing together for twenty  months, they went through nine endings and over one'),
('183850','hundred'),
('183851','thirty  rewrites.'),
('183852',' Jim began writing the short after two events '),
('183853',' visiting his dying  father, then going to the Sundance Film Festival for the first time.'),
('183854',' The title comes from the Patti Page (qv) song "Throw Mama From the  Train, a kiss, a kiss, Wave Mama from the train a goodbye..."'),
('183855',' CAMEO(Rob Reiner (qv)): Larrys characters agent.'),
('183856',' Vitaphone production reels #9776'),
('183857','9777'),
('183858',' Written, shot and edited in 48hrs for the ReelFast Film Festival.'),
('183859',' Released as a split reel along with the comedy  _All on Account of the Cheese (1914)_ (qv).'),
('183860',' Vivian Blaine (qv)s first movie.'),
('183861',' The lyrics for every song in the film were written by the kids'),
('183862',' Originally produced for the live comedy show starring Joshua Cary  and Patrick Gallo at the Castillo Theater in New York.'),
('183863',' This film contains 88 visual effect shots totaling 38  post'),
('183864','production man'),
('183865','hours.'),
('183866',' A Print of this film survives in the UCLA Film and Television  Archives.'),
('183867',' Eleventh episode in the Girl Detective 2'),
('183868','reel series.'),
('183869',' Joy Bang was also seriously considered for the lead role of Shay,  but the filmmakers ultimately decided to cast Meg Foster instead.'),
('183870',' The animation format used to animate thumbs was later used to  animate Steve Oedekerks tongue in Kung Pow: Enter the Fist (2002).'),
('183871',' Part of the original wave of GoodTimes Animation Video releases in  1992. These were the seven animated films to be produced by Golden  Films, which included _Aladdin (1992/II) (V)_ (qv),  _Pinocchio (1992) (V)_ (qv),  _Three Musketeers, The (1992/II) (V)_ (qv),  _Sinbad (1992) (V)_ (qv), _Thumbelina (1992) (V)_ (qv),  _Beauty and the Beast (1992/I) (V)_ (qv) and  _Little Mermaid, The (1992) (V)_ (qv).'),
('183872',' The only one out of the seven Golden Films productions to feature a  song, the popular "Edelweiss", other than the films opening theme.'),
('183873',' Was originally released with the Animaniacs short called Im Mad.'),
('183874',' Angeline Ball was the live'),
('183875','action reference model for Thumbelina as  well as for Goldie in "Rock'),
('183876','a'),
('183877','Doodle" which is another Don Bluth  film.'),
('183878',' Scarlett Johansson (qv) was originally cast as Rebecca Crane, but  she dropped out shortly before filming and was replaced by  Kelli Garner (qv).'),
('183879',' The director saw over 100 actors for the role of Justin.'),
('183880',' THe movie has screened at ROTTERDAM Film Festival, Holland. Sydney  International Film Festival, Australia. V International Chilean  Shortfilm Festival, Chile. CIAFF, Canada. Flickerfest Short Film  Festival, Australia. International Festival of Documentary and Short  Film BILBAO. Up & Coming European Cinema: Film Festival HANNOVER.  MESSAGE TO MAN St Petersburg International Film Festival. GYOR MEDIA  WAVE, Hungary. KINOFILM, England. ALTER'),
('183881','NATIVE International  Shortfilm Festival, Romania. Honolulu Underground Film Festival.  Film Festival of Loule, Portugal. St Kilda Film Festival, Australia.  Exposure International Short Film Festival, Australia. Bathurst Film  Festival, Australia. Cinewonem Film Festival, Australia.'),
('183882',' This movie was shot on the Lake Shore Division of the Chicago &  North Western Railroad.'),
('183883',' Only a few minutes of this film have survived and the film is  presumed lost.'),
('183884',' This was the last silent film made by Lon Chaney (qv).'),
('183885',' Because war broke out in Europe in September 1939, MGM released this  film a month earlier than scheduled.'),
('183886',' A print of the film survives in the UCLA Film and Television  Archives.'),
('183887',' Although filmed in the standard 1.37'),
('183888','1 aspect ratio, Thunder Bay was  chosen by Universal'),
('183889','International as its first wide screen feature,  accomplishing this by cropping the top and bottom and projecting it  at 1.85'),
('183890','1 at Loews State Theatre in New York City, as well as other  sites. Its initial presentation also marked UIs first use of  directional stereophonic sound.'),
('183891',' The name Thunder Force comes from the project name the Galaxy  Federation uses for the development of their Fire Leo series of  small yet powerful spacecraft, which are then used for concentrated  offensive operations against the ORN Empire. In Thunder Force V:  Perfect System (1998) (VG), the name is used (as "Thunder Force  222") to describe the Earthling strike team that fights against the  Guardian computer.'),
('183892',' The "Leo" portion of Fire Leo stands for Little, Eternal, Operation  as seen in the Thunder Force VI intro video.'),
('183893',' Thunder Force was only released on three computers: The Sharp X1,  the NEC PC'),
('183894','8801, and the Fujitsu FM'),
('183895','7.'),
('183896',' Many scenes were filmed during the famous Reno Air Races.'),
('183897',' Richard Benjamin (qv)s film debut.'),
('183898',' The 57 Ford used in the crash scene was specially built to  withstand the force of impact when it was driven in'),
('183899','between the two  revenuer cars. The front fenders were made of cast steel and the  body and frame were heavily reinforced. The weight of the car was  such that special solid sponge rubber tires had to be fabricated and  used. No tire of the day could support the weight and speed the car  had to attain and still look like normal car tires. The engine also  had to be highly modified to produce the horsepower necessary for  the speed requirement.'),
('183900',' The role of Robin was offered to Elvis Presley (qv), who showed  interest, but the idea was nixed by Presleys manager,  Col. Tom Parker (qv).'),
('183901',' All of the "moonrunner" cars in the film had actually been used by  moonshiners in the Asheville, North Carolina, area, where the film  was shot. The moonshiners sold the cars to the film company in order  to buy newer and faster cars.'),
('183902',' The 1950 Ford that Robert Mitchum (qv) drives in the beginning is  actually a 1951 Ford with a 1950 grille, and the chrome windsplits  removed. The give'),
('183903','away: the V'),
('183904','8 emblems, the "Ford Custom" emblems  on the front fenders, the dashboard, and steering wheel.'),
('183905',' Peter Breck (qv)s film debut.'),
('183906',' This was Forrest Tuckers final theatrical film.'),
('183907',' The film is dedicated to the memory of Clifford Wenger, Jr. who was  the son of co'),
('183908','writers Clifford Wenger, Sr. and Carol Lynn.'),
('183909',' William T. Naud (qv), a first time director, was given the  opportunity to choose between directing this film or  _Great Escape, The (1963)_ (qv). He chose this film.'),
('183910',' Originally, Bob Wills (I) (qv) comments were taken from old  recordings he had made. After his lawyers threatened suit, the  producers hired him and persuaded George Baxt (qv) to write him  several scenes.'),
('183911',' Richard Kuss (qv) improvised many of his lines.'),
('183912',' The film has won multiple awards including the Boston Jewish Film  Festival '),
('183913',' Best Documentary Audience Award, which included $1,200  worth of Kodak Film Stock, which the director donated to an NYU Film  Student'),
('183914',' While filming during April of 1993, Hulk Hogan (qv) was involved  in a jet skiing accident. As a result, Hogans eye is covered with a  patch for most of the movie but when the patch is removed, his  actual eye injury can be seen. A small side story was written into  the movie to explain the injury where Spencer gets suckerpunched by  Kowalski.'),
('183915',' This movie was the pilot for the _"Thunder In Paradise" (1994)_ (qv)  TV series and aired in two parts as the first two episodes.'),
('183916',' The first act of the film is involves Spencer and Bru saving a Cuban  woman and her son from terrorists. This part was repeated along with  additional footage not originally aired in the pilot as a separate  episode for the "Thunder In Paradise" (1994) TV series entitled "Eye  For An Eye".'),
('183917',' Part of the film was shot in the Catastrophe Canyon set in the Metro  Goldwyn Meyers (MGM) studio in Walt Disney World in Orlando,  Florida.'),
('183918',' This movie is actually both "Deadly Lessons" episodes that aired as  two separate parts during the shows initial run in syndication.'),
('183919',' This movie is actually both "Sealed With A Kismet" episodes that  aired as two separate parts during the shows initial run in  syndication.'),
('183920',' A nitrate print of this film survives in the UCLA Film and  Television Archives, and is not listed for preservation.'),
('183921',' Kevin McClory (qv), Ian Fleming (I) (qv) and  Jack Whittingham (qv) collaborated on an original story and  screenplay for what would have been the very first 007 film,  entitled "James Bond, Secret Agent". McClory reportedly wanted  Richard Burton (I) (qv) to play James Bond. For whatever reasons,  the movie was never made. Fleming had previously cannibalized plots  prepared for two other abandoned Bond spin'),
('183922','off projects, a newspaper  comic strip and a television series, for 007 novels, and similarly  turned this one into his novel "Thunderball". However, in this case  his right to do so was not so clear. When Harry Saltzman (qv)  bought the film rights to the Bond novels from Fleming and went into  partnership with Albert R. Broccoli (qv), McClory initiated legal  action. Although this production is a fairly faithful adaptation of  the published novel, McClorys suit resulted in only the earlier  screenplay being credited as source material. McClorys producer  credit is probably just another term of the settlement. The case was  settled out of court.'),
('183923',' The Thunderball court case began on 19 November 1963.  Ian Fleming (I) (qv) made a settlement with Kevin McClory (qv)  after ten days, on 29 November 1963, giving McClory the film rights  to this movie and £50,000 damages.'),
('183924',' CAMEO(Diane Hartford (qv)) The wife of millionaire  Huntington Hartford (qv) in an uncredited walk on role as a Girl  at the Kiss Kiss Club. She had three lines with Sean Connery (qv)  whom she was dancing with when the evil redhead Fiona Volpe  (Luciana Paluzzi (qv)) cuts into their dance and then gets shot in  the back. Husband Huntington gets credited at end of the movie for  the use of his privately owned Paradise Island.'),
('183925',' Thunderbeatle was the nickname for James Bond creator  Ian Fleming (I) (qv) given to him by his wife Ann Fleming (qv).  The type of car that Largo is seen driving in Paris at the start of  the movie was a 1965 Thunderbird which was a make of car that was  adored by Ian Fleming (I) (qv).'),
('183926',' The initials on the coffin at the beginning of the movie were JB.  These actually didnt con notate James Bond but Jacques Boitier.'),
('183927',' Final James Bond film directed by Terence Young (qv).'),
('183928',' This film and the other James Bond movie  _From Russia with Love (1963)_ (qv) are the only Bond movies to use  the wipe editing technique in scene transitions.'),
('183929',' Maurice Binder (qv) returned to the series to design the main  title sequence for this movie after being absent from the previous  two Bond movies, _From Russia with Love (1963)_ (qv) and  _Goldfinger (1964)_ (qv). He had designed the opening titles for  _Dr. No (1962)_ (qv) and would continue on every Bond movie after  this one until his last on _Licence to Kill (1989)_ (qv).'),
('183930',' Largos two'),
('183931','section yacht the Disco Volante was adapted from a  hydrofoil vessel called The Flying Fish. It cost $500,000 to acquire  from Puerto Rico and transfer to Miami for refitting and  refurbishment. It was given a cocoon shell which was fifty feet long  and could be separated from the main boat as seen in the movies  finale.'),
('183932',' For the opening main title sequence, title designer  Maurice Binder (qv) filmed swimmers swimming naked in black and  white before adding in the color by an optical process afterward.'),
('183933',' The dictionary definition of the word "thunderball" is that it was a  military term used by US soldiers to describe the mushroom cloud  seen during the testing of atomic bombs. Hence its use as a title  because this would be result of SPECTRE detonating the stolen atomic  bombs.'),
('183934',' The Fiona Volpe character was originally Irish and called Fiona  Kelly in earlier drafts of the script. But the surname was changed  to suit the Italian nationality of Luciana Paluzzi (qv).'),
('183935',' In earlier drafts of the script, the Paula Caplan character was  named Paula Roberts.'),
('183936',' SPECTREs secret headquarters in Paris, France was located inside  the Centre International Dassistance Aux Personnes Déplacées. This  translates as the International Brotherhood for the Assistance of  Stateless Persons.'),
('183937',' The opening sequence in earlier versions of the script was set in  Hong Kong at a fan'),
('183938','tan parlor strip joint. The man in drag story  element though was still the same though he was dressed in a peacock  outfit and sat in a gold cage.'),
('183939',' The opening title sequence of the spy spoof _Spy Hard (1996)_ (qv)  is a very specific and direct send'),
('183940','up of this movies main title  sequence.'),
('183941',' In Spanish, Italian and Portuguese, "Flying Saucer" translates as  "Disco Volante" which is the name of Largos yacht in this movie. In  the movies story, The Disco Volante boat was purchased by SPECTRE  for £200,000.'),
('183942',' SPOILER: A controversial debate exists as to whether or not James  Bond intentionally positions Fiona Volpe at the Kiss Kiss Club so  she will get shot by an assassins bullet which was clearly intended  for him.'),
('183943',' An intelligence file in the movie given to James Bond showed the  letters O.H.M.S.S. OHMSS stands for On Her Majestys Secret Service.'),
('183944',' This was the first James Bond movie to provide two key elements for  the franchises success. It was the first of Maurice Binder (qv)s  opening titles sequences created in the form that they would become  most famous for. It was also the first to have movie posters which  had panoramic adventure'),
('183945','scene artwork. These would become a  tradition for the series until _Licence to Kill (1989)_ (qv). From  _GoldenEye (1995)_ (qv) onwards, photo montages have become the  staple for James Bond movie posters.'),
('183946',' While there really is an area known as the "Golden Grotto" in the  Bahamas (or, more accurately, there WAS such an area, its now been  rechristened to "Thunderball Reef"), the Golden Grotto sharks that  Largo keeps in his swimming pool and describes as "the most  dangerous, the most savage" shark species of them all, are entirely  fictional. The Bull/Zambezi shark is regarded as the most dangerous  to man in all tropical waters.'),
('183947',' When Bond and Domino are rescued by winch at the end of the movie,  it was actually by a then real sea rescue method known as  sky'),
('183948','hooking. It is an out of date practice today, as more advanced  helicopter rescue methods are used, such as those seen in the movie  _Guardian, The (2006/I)_ (qv).'),
('183949',' A number of the villains in the movie who work for SPECTRE had an  Agent Number assigned to them. Ernst Stavro Blofeld was SPECTRE  Agent #1; Emilio Largo was SPECTRE Agent #2; Colonel Jacques Boitier  in the pre'),
('183950','credits sequence was SPECTRE Agent #6 and various unnamed  members of the SPECTRE meeting room were SPECTRE Agents #5, #7, #9,  and #11.'),
('183951',' A Special 25th Anniversary Screening of the film was held at the  National Film Theatre in London in 1990 and was attended by director  Terence Young (qv) and Molly Peters (qv) amongst other people  associated with the production and EONs James Bond movies. It was  organized by the James Bond Fan Club. A Special 40th Anniversary  screening of the movie was held on 20 November 2005.'),
('183952',' Principal photography at Château dAnet, Anet, Eure'),
('183953','et'),
('183954','Loir, France  coincided with the French Premiere of the previous James Bond movie,  _Goldfinger (1964)_ (qv). As such, members of the production  attended the French launch.'),
('183955',' A GI Joe doll was popular in the toy market at the time of  _Thunderball (1965)_ (qv)s production so when the film was  released, the first ever James Bond action figure was manufactured  as part of the films merchandising. The films massive collectible  merchandising continued the boom which had started with  _Goldfinger (1964)_ (qv).'),
('183956',' CAMEO(Bob Simmons (I) (qv)) The series regular stuntman in an  uncredited part as Boiter, the man who disguises himself as his own  widow whom James Bond fights in the pre'),
('183957','title sequence. Before the  widow gets punched, the part is played by Rose Alba (qv),  explaining why "his" legs look so good in a dress. Up until this  film Simmons had appeared as James Bond in the gun'),
('183958','barrel sequence  in the first three movies in the series.'),
('183959',' Claudine Auger (qv)s English was deemed too French'),
('183960','thick by the  filmmakers after shooting initial scenes of her. Hence,  Nikki Van der Zyl (qv), who dubbed Ursula Andress (qv) voice in  _Dr. No (1962)_ (qv), was brought back to dub Augers lines.'),
('183961',' James Bond does not drink a vodka martini shaken not stirred in this  movie but he does order a Dom Perignon 55 champagne by a swimming  pool whilst dining with Domino.'),
('183962',' Vehicles featured included the return of the silver birch Aston  Martin DB5 from _Goldfinger (1964)_ (qv); Fiona Volpes BSA 650cc  A65 Lightning motorbike and light sky blue Ford Mustang convertible;  the Disco Volante hydrofoil yacht; Triumph Herald Cabriolet; Count  Lippes black 1957 Ford Fairlane Skyliner; Bell Aerosystems  Rocketbelt jet'),
('183963','pack; Lincoln Continental convertible; Sikorsky S'),
('183964','62;  Boeing B'),
('183965','17 plane and Avro Vulcan B.1 aircraft; Ford Bell 47J and  1965 Ford station wagon; speedboats and underwater sledges.'),
('183966',' The original name of the rocket'),
('183967','propulsion Jet Pack seen in the film  was the Small Rocket Lift Device (SRLD). The technical model name  for the jet pack seen in _Thunderball (1965)_ (qv) was the Bell  Aerosystems Rocketbelt jet'),
('183968','pack.'),
('183969',' The rocket'),
('183970','propulsion Jet Pack seen in the film was originally  designed and invented for military use. The original intention as  conceived during the 1950s was for soldiers to be able to improve  their agility, depth of field and ability to commandeer terrain by  being able to jump over impeding landmarks and waterways.'),
('183971',' SPECTRE stood for Special Executive for Counter'),
('183972','intelligence,  Terrorism, Revenge and Extortion.'),
('183973',' It took almost thirty years for the complete soundtrack for the film  to be released. This was because composer John Barry (I) (qv) was  still scoring the second half of the picture when the music for the  recording of the soundtrack was required. Practically no music from  the second half of the movie appeared in the original scores  release.'),
('183974',' Some release prints did not show James Bond will be back  _On Her Majestys Secret Service (1969)_ (qv) at the end of the  films credits. This was because a late change meant filming of that  movie due to difficulties in scheduling shooting during winter meant  that film was postponed. _You Only Live Twice (1967)_ (qv) became  the title of the next James Bond film. The solution put forward by  editor Peter R. Hunt (I) (qv) was simply to remove the name of the  title from the final credits.'),
('183975',' CAMEO(Kevin McClory (qv)) a man seated smoking a cigar at the  Nassau Casino when James Bond arrives.'),
('183976',' CAMEO(Charles Russhon (qv)): The military adviser and technical  consultant for most of the early movies in the series appears as an  Air Force Officer. He appears camera right of M during the  conference with all the double'),
('183977','O agents. For this film, he also  liaised with the US Coast Guard and US Air Force Aqua'),
('183978','para team to  organize their participation in the film. For the production, he  also organized the Skyhook rescue equipment and a sizable amount  underwater diving gear valued at $US 92,000.'),
('183979',' The only Bond film in which Albert R. Broccoli (qv) and  Harry Saltzman (qv) are not credited for their work done as  producers. They are instead only credited as executive producers.  This is the only EON Productions James Bond film to have  Kevin McClory (qv) credited as a producer.'),
('183980',' This is the first James Bond film to be shot in a widescreen  process, Panavision.'),
('183981',' The only individual James Bond movie to win a Visual or Special  Effects Oscar (Academy Award). It was for Best Effects, Special  Visual Effects and awarded to John Stears (qv) in 1966.  _Moonraker (1979)_ (qv) was nominated for Best Effects, Visual  Effects in 1979 but did not win. Albert R. Broccoli (qv) received  the Irving Thalberg (qv) Memorial Award from the Academy for  producing the group of James Bond movies in 1982.  _Goldfinger (1964)_ (qv) won the first Bond Oscar for Sound Effects.'),
('183982',' The Jump Jump location in the film was re'),
('183983','named the Kiss Kiss Club  so as to match the name of the then title song, "Mister Kiss Kiss  Bang Bang" sung by Shirley Bassey (qv). This song was eventually  replaced by the Tom Jones (I) (qv) song "Thunderball" but still  retained in the movie but in different mixes. Its existence within  the film as an instrumental melody is a major part of the films  score despite the fact it was replaced due to an  Albert R Broccoli (qv) mandate that the films main song must  include the title of the film.'),
('183984',' During the recording of the title song "Thunderball",  Tom Jones (I) (qv) asked the songs writer what the "strikes like  thunderball" line meant. The songs composer allegedly replied that  he didnt know. Jones reportedly fainted after recording the high  note at the end of recording the song.'),
('183985',' The jet'),
('183986','pack flight goes for twenty one seconds, and provides 1000  brake horsepower.'),
('183987',' United Artists arranged one of the Bell Jet'),
('183988','Pack pilots to fly off  the marquee of the Paramount Theater at 1501 Broadway in Manhattan  to promote the release of the movie in 1965. As they did not seek  permission, a number of personnel were arrested'),
('183989',' The title song was originally to be "Mr. Kiss Kiss Bang Bang" sung  by Dionne Warwick (qv), but was changed at the last minute to  "Thunderball" sung by Tom Jones (I) (qv). Four different versions  of the song were recorded, including a version sung by  Shirley Bassey (qv) and two different instrumental versions; the  two instrumental versions were eventually released on disc, while  Dionne Warwicks version was used in the opening credit sequence of  an unreleased version of the film. This version can be heard on  Audio Commentary Track Two on the DVD during the opening titles.'),
('183990',' Paluzzi, Luciana (qv) was originally considered for the role of  Domino, but was cast as evil Fiona Volpe instead.'),
('183991',' Raquel Welch (qv) was originally cast as Domino; however 20th  Century Fox Production Chief Richard D. Zanuck (qv) asked producer  Albert R. Broccoli (qv) to release her from contract as a favor so  she could star in _Fantastic Voyage (1966)_ (qv).'),
('183992',' For the first time, Sean Connery (qv) performs the gunbarrel  opening sequence. In the first three Bond films, the job was done  with stuntman Bob Simmons (I) (qv).'),
('183993',' The budget for this Bond film was more than the combined budgets of  the first three Bond films.'),
('183994',' In the underwater scenes where Bond encounters sharks,  Sean Connery (qv) was supposed to be protected by clear plastic  panels shielding him from sharks in close'),
('183995','ups. However, the panels  only extended about three feet in height and sharks could swim over  them; as a result in some scenes (notably during the pool fight at  Largos mansion) Connery got much closer to real sharks than he  wanted '),
('183996',' director Terence Young (qv) said in an interview that  scenes used in the film where Bond reacts in fright at the approach  of a shark were miscues in which Connery was reacting with genuine  terror as a shark approached unobstructed by plastic shielding.'),
('183997',' In the scene where Bond and Domino meet underwater and disappear  behind a rock, the scene was originally supposed to show Dominos  bikini float out from behind the rock. Producer  Albert R. Broccoli (qv) vetoed this because he felt it was too  suggestive.'),
('183998',' There is debate over who provides Blofelds voice in this film. Some  sources say Joseph Wiseman (qv). Other sources give credit to  Eric Pohlmann (qv). In any event, Anthony Dawson (qv), who  provided Blofelds body in _From Russia with Love (1963)_ (qv),  makes a return appearance.'),
('183999',' Principal photography at Château dAnet, Anet, Eure'),
('184000','et'),
('184001','Loir, France  coincided with the French Premiere of the previous James Bond movie,  _Goldfinger_ (qv). As such, members of the production attended the  French launch.'),
('184002',' _Goldfinger (1964)_ (qv) director Guy Hamilton (I) (qv) was  originally offered the directing job by Harry Saltzman (qv) and  Albert R. Broccoli (qv). However, due to fatigue at the time, he  felt he could not add anything more, and turned it down.'),
('184003',' Molly Peters (qv), while behind the shower screen in the movie,  became the first major Bond Girl to appear naked in a Bond movie.'),
('184004',' The films worldwide release was delayed, being released in December  1965 instead of October 1965.'),
('184005',' Stuntman Bob Simmons (I) (qv) appeared to have made a very narrow  escape from the car explosion stunt during filming at Silverstone  Racetrack, Northamptonshire, England. Director Terence Young (qv)  raced to the scene whereupon Simmons surprised him from the side  road as a gag. People watching the stunt generally didnt see  Simmons exit the vehicle before the explosion, probably due to his  exit'),
('184006','point being in a blind'),
('184007','spot to the point'),
('184008','of'),
('184009','view of those  overseeing the stunt.'),
('184010',' As overseen by John Stears (qv), the special effects explosion of  the Disco Volante was so powerful it blew out windows about thirty  miles away in Nassaus Bay Street where the films Junkanoo  Mardi'),
('184011','Gras sequence was filmed. Reportedly, he had not known how  potent and strong a mix the experimental rocket fuel was in order to  create the explosion.'),
('184012',' Beswick, Martine (qv) had previously appeared as one of the gypsy  girls in _From Russia with Love (1963)_ (qv).'),
('184013',' The movie had two major re'),
('184014','releases with two other James Bond films:  The first was with _From Russia with Love (1963)_ (qv) in 1968 and  the other was with _You Only Live Twice (1967)_ (qv) in 1970.'),
('184015',' Ford produced a promotional film  _Childs Guide to Blowing Up a Motor Car, A (1965) (TV)_ (qv) as a  promotional film to tie'),
('184016','in with the release of the movie. The  seventeen minute gently humorous short film was about a boys visit  with his godfather Uncle Denis to one of the movies filming  locations at Silverstone Racetrack, Northamptonshire, England. The  end credits state "Made for the Film Library of FORD OF BRITAIN". It  is available on the Thunderball DVD Ultimate Edition.'),
('184017',' A promotional film,  _Incredible World of James Bond, The (1965) (TV)_ (qv) was aired on  American television on 26 November 1965, one month before the  release of the movie. Narrated by Alexander Scourby (qv), the 48  minute documentary aired as a one hour special. It included footage  of the filming at Silverstone Racetrack, Northamptonshire and of the  fight aboard the Disco Volante at Pinewood Studios; media coverage  of Martine Beswick (qv), Luciana Paluzzi (qv) and  Claudine Auger (qv); and archive footage of Ian Fleming (I) (qv)  at Goldeneye, Jamaica. It is available on the  _Thunderball (1965)_ (qv) DVD Ultimate Edition.'),
('184018',' A special charity premiere was held on the 10th of February 1966 in  Ireland at the Savoy Theatre in Dublin. Production personnel  attending included Albert R. Broccoli (qv), Kevin McClory (qv),  Luciana Paluzzi (qv) and Molly Peters (qv). Frogmen wearing  harpoons and underwater wet'),
('184019','suits adorned the screening whilst an  after party was held at the Gresham Hotel.'),
('184020',' The literal translations of some of the movies foreign language  titles include Fireball (Germany & Finland); Operation Thundersky  (Norway); Calm Down, Mr Bond (Netherlands); The Thunderball  (Sweden); Atomic Ball (Portugal); Agent 007 Into The fire (Denmark);  The Ball of Thunder (Israel) ; 007 Averts SPECTRE / 007 Averted The  Spectre (China) ; Thunderball Fighting (Japan); Operation Thunder  (Belgium & France); and Operation Thunderball (Italy, Japan, Spain &  Poland)'),
('184021',' When Bond says goodbye to Patricia Fearing with the phrase "another  time, another place," he is making an in'),
('184022','joke reference to another  Sean Connery (qv) film, _Another Time, Another Place (1958)_ (qv).'),
('184023',' A timely reference to the recent British Train Robbery was inserted  into the script at the last minute. This can be heard during the  SPECTRE meeting after the opening credits. In the films story,  Agent No. #5 reported that SPECTRE was paid £250,000 consultancy fee  for the British Train Robbery.'),
('184024',' Stuntman Bill Cumming (qv) was paid a $450 bonus to jump into  Largos shark infested pool.'),
('184025',' The Shrublands resort was actually a converted hotel near Pinewood  Studios.'),
('184026',' Intended to be the first 007 movie, but legal wrangles with its  co'),
('184027','author lead to _Dr. No (1962)_ (qv) being chosen instead.'),
('184028',' The many underwater scenes stem from writer McClory, Kevin (qv)s  interest in diving.'),
('184029',' Auger, Claudine (qv) was a former Miss France, but being French  her voice was dubbed. See also _From Russia with Love (1963)_ (qv).'),
('184030',' First 007 film in which Bond doesnt smoke. Interestingly though, a  large papier'),
('184031','mache Marlboro box can be spotted on the right side of  the screen during a festival.'),
('184032',' One of the atomic bombs reads "Handle like eggs".'),
('184033',' This film was Sean Connery (qv)s own favorite performance as 007.'),
('184034',' Martine Beswick (qv) is well'),
('184035','tanned in the film, but before  shooting she was pale white due to years of stage work in England.  So before filming in Nassau she was required to spend some two weeks  sunning herself to get the proper tan of a native girl.'),
('184036',' Raquel Welch (qv), Julie Christie (I) (qv), Faye Dunaway (qv),  Yvonne Monlaur (qv), Gloria Paul (I) (qv) and  Maria Grazia Buccella (qv) were all contenders for the role of  Domino. Faye Dunaway (qv) would later be a contender to play  Octopussy.'),
('184037',' The large ship that fires a cannon at the Disco Volante at the end  can be identified as the Royal Navy frigate HMS Rothesay from its  pennant number (F 107).'),
('184038',' According to "Bond'),
('184039','Gadget'),
('184040','Designer" Ken Adam (qv), the jet pack  that Bond uses to escape his enemies was no nice special effect but  a real jet pack provided by the US Air Force. Initially  Sean Connery (qv) was to fly the jet pack without a helmet (and  some publicity photos of him with the jet pack were made with him  without a helmet). This was because he would have looked more  debonair. It was later decided he wear a helmet in the scene. This  was for risk / safety reasons as the pilot refused not to wear a  crash helmet and the scenes had to match.'),
('184041',' Its rumored that a Royal Navy engineer approached the producers  after the films release to ask them how they designed the  mini'),
('184042','rebreather. Apparently he had been working on something similar  but could not figure it out. He was devastated when the producers  told them their secret '),
('184043',' the actors were holding their breaths. The  amount of time one had to breathe underwater in the movie utilizing  the Rebreather mini'),
('184044','aqualung was four minutes.'),
('184045',' Adolfo Celi (qv) (Largo) had his lines dubbed over by  Robert Rietty (qv).'),
('184046',' The only Bond film where we get a glimpse of all 00 agents in one  shot. They are summoned to Ms briefing and 007 is the last to join  in. He sits down in the only available chair '),
('184047',' the seventh from the  left. None of the other 00s faces are revealed, however, as they  are filmed from behind, and Bond is seen in close'),
('184048','up.'),
('184049',' Coinciding with the release of the film, Milton Bradley marketed a  "Thunderball" board game, having marketed a "James Bond" board game  the previous year. These were just two of numerous 007 tie'),
('184050','ins  introduced on the market at the height of the early Bond boom.'),
('184051',' In the trailer for the film, Bond says the line, "The things I do  for England." The line was cut from the final version of the film,  and then used in the next Bond film,  _You Only Live Twice (1967)_ (qv).'),
('184052',' Singer/actor Burl Ives (qv) was originally chosen to play Largo  when author Ian Fleming (I) (qv) and producer Kevin McClory (qv)  first started to get the Bond series up and running.'),
('184053',' The film was originally supposed to have had its premiere at the  Odeon, Leicester Square, London in September 1965. It was delayed  until December because the film could not be completed in time.'),
('184054',' The aircraft that plucks James Bond and Domino out of the life raft  was a highly modified B'),
('184055','17G (and was a prototype for the USAF/NASA  Satellite Airborne Recovery Project).'),
('184056',' The character of Count Lippe is a reference to  Ian Fleming (I) (qv)s old friend from his days as an intelligence  officer, Prince Bernhard of Holland. Bernhard was born as Bernhard  von Lippe Biesterfeld. Prince Bernhard was very pleased by the  reference.'),
('184057',' According to _Behind the Scenes with Thunderball (1995) (V)_ (qv),  in the scene were Bond climbs out of the shark tank right as a shark  makes a run at him, the shark in question is dead, and pulled by a  wire.'),
('184058',' The production staff screened _Silent Enemy, The (1958)_ (qv)  several times to glean tips on underwater warfare for the film.  "Silent Enemy" dealt with British VS Italian Frogmen in the  Mediterranean during the second world war.'),
('184059',' The license plate number of the BSA Lightning Motorcycle that Fiona  Volpe rode was BOJ 443C.'),
('184060',' Reginald Beckwith (qv), who plays the minor part of Kenniston,  died while filming for this movie was still going on. His scenes  were already shot, but it was to be his last part and he never saw  the result of it.'),
('184061',' The reason why many of the villains are played by Italian actors was  because the original script did not involve SPECTRE but Italian  gangsters in the Sicilian Mafia and the Largo character was  originally a Crime Boss character.'),
('184062',' The codename for the 1976 Israeli operation to rescue hostages held  in Uganda was "Thunderball," after this movie.'),
('184063',' The tattoo on Count Lippes wrist was the symbol of the Chinese Tong  Society the Red Dragon of Macao.'),
('184064',' In early outlines / treatments for this movie, the Domino Derval  (aka Dominique Derval) character was known as Domino Smith. She is  known as Domino Petachi in this movies remake,  _Never Say Never Again (1983)_ (qv).'),
('184065',' In early outlines / treatments for this movie, the Emilio Largo  character was known as Henrico Largo . He is known as Maximilian  Largo in this movies remake, _Never Say Never Again (1983)_ (qv).'),
('184066',' A character called Fatima Blush was originally created by  Ian Fleming (I) (qv) as a double agent and existed in early  treatments / outlines of this movie. She does not appear in neither  the book nor movie _Thunderball (1965)_ (qv) but does in its remake,  _Never Say Never Again (1983)_ (qv).'),
('184067',' The first outline for this movie was written by Ernest Cuneo on 27th  May 1959.'),
('184068',' This was the most popular Bond movie with paying audiences, racking  up 140 million ticket sales. _Goldfinger (1964)_ (qv), with 130  million ticket sales, ranks number two in popularity.'),
('184069',' The character of Fiona Volpe did not appear in the original novel.  She was created exclusively for the film.'),
('184070',' To prevent anyone using the Vulcan bomber mock'),
('184071','up for future  filming, the production team blew up the plane with dynamite. The  frame work left behind has since become a reef.'),
('184072',' Two early Avro Vulcan B1As from the Waddington Wing were used in the  filming. In the ground sequences XA913 was used and for in flight  use, XH506. Both aircraft were withdrawn from service by 1968 and  scrapped the same year.'),
('184073',' Production on this film began after Gerry Anderson (I) (qv) began  work on _"Captain Scarlet and the Mysterons" (1967)_ (qv), a series  that used far more realistic'),
('184074','looking Supermarionation puppets.  Anderson reportedly considered making Thunderbird Six in the same  style, but decided for reasons of continuity to retain the big'),
('184075','head  style of puppets for the film. Apparently, some of the new style  puppets are visible in some scenes.'),
('184076',' The puppet of Cliff Richard (qv) (used in the film  _Thunderbirds Are GO (1966)_ (qv) makes a cameo appearance,  disguised with thick'),
('184077','rimmed glasses and a mustache, sitting behind  Lady Penelope at the Whistle Stop Inn.'),
('184078',' Following filming of a flying stunt on M40 motorway in  Buckinghamshire (which was newly completed but not yet open to  traffic) Joan Hughes (qv) (pilot of the Tiger Moth) was charged  but later acquitted of seven counts of dangerous flying when the  plane failed to make contact with the surface of the while passing  under a bridge. A crosswind had prevented Hughes from landing the  plane on the road before passing under the bridge as stipulated as a  condition of permission to use the location.  Norman Foster (II) (qv) (who supervised the shooting of this  scene) was also charged but acquitted of three counts of aiding and  abetting. In addition to the court case filming permission was  revoked immediately, leading to the sequence being completed with a  miniature set of the site and the model aircraft used for other  flying sequences.'),
('184079',' During the evacuation of the missile base, one of the cars driving  through shot is Sam Loovers car from Joe 90. Footage of the  destruction of the missile base also appears in the opening episode  of Joe 90.'),
('184080',' The International Rescue passengers on Sky Ship One overfly and  visit numerous locations previously visited by IR in the TV series '),
('184081','  they overfly the Atlantic Ocean  (_"Thunderbirds" (1965) {Operation Crash'),
('184082','Dive (#1.12)}_ (qv) and  _"Thunderbirds" (1965) {Atlantic Inferno (#2.1)}_ (qv)); have  breakfast over the now'),
('184083','Empire State Building'),
('184084','less Manhattan  (_"Thunderbirds" (1965) {Terror in New York City (#1.4)}_ (qv)); fly  over the Grand Canyon  (_"Thunderbirds" (1965) {Brink of Disaster (#1.22)}_ (qv)); hunt in  Africa (_"Thunderbirds" (1965) {Pit of Peril (#1.2)}_ (qv), complete  with a few music cues from the episode); visit Egypt  (_"Thunderbirds" (1965) {Desperate Intruder (#1.8)}_ (qv)) and  (_"Thunderbirds" (1965) {The Uninvited (#1.10)}_ (qv)) and have  dinner at a hotel in the Swiss Alps  (_"Thunderbirds" (1965) {The Cham'),
('184085','Cham (#1.25)}_ (qv)).'),
('184086',' At one point in the film, Virgil says, "Ive got a tiger in my  tank." This was the slogan of an ESSO advertising campaign in the UK  ("Put A Tiger In Your Tank") at the time the film was being  scripted.'),
('184087',' The Thunderbirds puppets are famous for their disproportionate  appearance in both the TV series and the first film (Thunderbirds  are GO!). For this, their final outing, the puppets were redesigned  with closer to normal proportions.'),
('184088',' The newspaper that Penelope reads on the morning of Skyship Ones  arrival in Egypt clearly shows the date as 11 June 2068.'),
('184089',' SPOILER: It can be inferred that FAB 1 is completely destroyed in  the climax of the film, since the car is still in the hold of  Skyship One when it crashes into the missile base.'),
('184090',' The scene with FAB1 and Alan and Tin Tin skiing was made on the  largest set ever constructed for Thunderbirds, around 50 feet long,  with the car and skiers was only 1 inch high. The "snow" was made  from salt.'),
('184091',' The delivery of meals by toy train in the restaurant scene was  copied by numerous Japanese restaurants.'),
('184092',' The "Ball Room" set on Sky Ship 1 included over 600 painted ping  pong balls. The set caught fire under the hot studio lights and had  to be completely rebuilt.'),
('184093',' As with Thunderbirds Are GO (1966) (qv), Techniscope cameras were  used instead of Panavision cameras because the latter couldnt cope  with special effects shots (at the time).'),
('184094',' In the first scene when all the men in the meeting room are laughing  (which is the only time in any of Gerry Andersons puppet series  that this happens), you can see fillings in the teeth of one of the  puppets.'),
('184095',' As the young Thunderbirds prepare to launch towards The Bank of  London with Lady Penelope, an insert shot shows a hand grabbing a  lever. This hand is held up by strings, a quick reference to the  style of animation used in the Thunderbirds television series. Also,  this is in a complete reversal to the series, as all shots in the TV  show were of marionettes, except when there was an extreme closeup  of a hand or foot, at which point was replaced with a persons hand  or foot doing the required action (pulling a switch, stepping on the  gas pedal of a car, etc.)'),
('184096',' To promote the film, British distributors UIP took over Trafalgar  Square with a 3/4'),
('184097','scale model of Thunderbird 3.'),
('184098',' The five brothers were originally named after five of the "Mercury  Seven" '),
('184099',' John Glenn (III) (qv), Scott Carpenter (I) (qv),  Alan Shepard (qv), Virgil Gus Grissom (qv), and  Gordon Cooper (I) (qv).'),
('184100',' The Hoods two main assistants are named with architectural terms  for vertical (Mullion) and horizontal (Transom) pieces used in the  construction of doors or windows.'),
('184101',' The Hover Bike used by Alan to tow Tin'),
('184102','Tin and Fermat is modeled on  the same equipment used by the Tracy brothers in episodes such as  "City Of Fire" and "Attack Of The Alligators!" from the original  series.'),
('184103',' When The Hood controls Brains to activate the command controls on  Tracy Island, he walks towards the desk in a jerky, puppet'),
('184104','like  motion, even though the marionettes in the series did not walk in  such a manner. The Hood states, "Like a puppet on a string" to  further underline the reference.'),
('184105',' Whereas Lady Penelopes car in the TV series, FAB 1, was a  futuristic Rolls Royce, in this movie the famous car was modeled by  Ford Europe when Rolls Royce declined to participate on the project.'),
('184106',' The film is dedicated to the memory of Stephen Lowen (qv).'),
('184107',' DIRCAMEO(Jonathan Frakes (qv)): as a policeman at the end of the  movie. His wife, Genie Francis (qv), appears as a newscaster  throughout the movie.'),
('184108',' Had been in development since 1996. Rumors circulated in April 1998  that Peter Hewitt (qv) was to direct the film and shoot it  entirely in CGI, a la _Toy Story (1995)_ (qv). It was later reported  that Warner Bros. were going to produce a live'),
('184109','action spin'),
('184110','off of  the television show, with the Baldwin brothers (Alec Baldwin (qv),  William Baldwin (I) (qv), Stephen Baldwin (I) (qv), and  Daniel Baldwin (I) (qv)) tipped to play four of the five Tracy  brothers, and Rowan Atkinson (qv) as Brains. The WB project would  be shot in Sydney, Australia, in a collaboration with Village  Roadshow Pictures. PolyGram Pictures later picked up the project in  October of that year, and had planned to produce it on a budget of  $75 million, but it was during pre'),
('184111','production that Universal  Pictures bought out PolyGram in 1999. The project was then shelved  for three years until director Jonathan Frakes (qv) signed up for  the film in July 2002. Universal then ordered a rewrite of the  script with a much younger audience in mind than what was originally  planned.'),
('184112',' Several script changes occurred during production of the film.  Originally, the plot called for one of the Tracy brothers to be  kidnapped whilst the others were retrieving a stolen object  belonging to the government. The climax at the Bank of London was  also initially meant to involve car chases (some involving Grand  Prix racing cars), and a helicopter chase.'),
('184113',' All three police men who lead Transom, Mullion and the Hood away are  Jonathan Frakes (qv) impersonators. The real Frakes is at the back  of the shot as a policeman.'),
('184114',' The oil rig in the opening sequence is named the Abramovich after  the Russian oligarch (and owner of Chelsea Football Club) Roman  Abramovich.'),
('184115',' Richard Curtis (I) (qv) worked on Lady Penelope and Parkers  scenes uncredited.'),
('184116',' The top 60s pop group Cliff Richard and the Shadows "appear" in this  film in puppet form, Portrayed as future versions of themselves.  They perform two songs: "Lady Penelope", an instrumental, and  "Shooting Star", accompanying Cliff Richard (qv)'),
('184117',' The first feature film to be shot using the Livingston Electronic  Viewfinder Unit, also known as Add'),
('184118','a'),
('184119','Vision. This was basically an  electronic viewfinder that could be used in conjunction with a  Mitchell BNC Camera to take a television picture directly from the  camera, enabling the staff of the entire unit to watch any scene  being filmed on the television monitors.'),
('184120',' Although very distinctly different, the appearances of both Scott  Tracy and Paul Travers were based on Sean Connery (qv) by their  respective modellers.'),
('184121',' Jeff calculates that as it is 11am on Tracy Island, it is 4pm in  England and, indeed, Lady Penelope is just sitting down to tea.  Unless the worlds time zones have changed by 2067, this puts Tracy  Island somewhere just off the coast of Chile or Peru.'),
('184122',' Because Panavision cameras couldnt cope with special effects (at  the time), a scope camera was still needed for filming, so  Techniscope was used instead. This would also be used in the filming  of _Thunderbird 6 (1968)_ (qv).'),
('184123',' The only known print with about 20 minutes of film was found in a  Melbourne garbage bin in 1992. Soon after production making this  type of "outlaw" film was banned by the government of New South  Wales because it was seen as promoting crime.'),
('184124',' This was a 15 cliffhanger serial produced by Ben F. Wilsons  company, Berwilla Film Corporation, and distributed through Arrow  Film Corporation [us].'),
('184125',' Was billed as a "faster than lightning serial"!'),
('184126',' The writer was Joe Brandt, who also wrote two other cliffhanger  serials: Graft (1915) and Lightning Bryce (1919).'),
('184127',' Michael Cimino (qv) was given the chance to write and direct this  picture for Clint Eastwood (qv) after Eastwood was impressed with  a rewrite Cimino did on the second "Dirty Harry" script,  _Magnum Force (1973)_ (qv).'),
('184128',' When Michael Cimino (qv) was discussing the film with  Jeff Bridges (qv), he told Bridges it was his job to make  Clint Eastwood (qv) laugh both on and off camera and he did.'),
('184129',' Average Shot Length (ASL) = 7 seconds'),
('184130',' Based on a true story, documented as  _Incident at Oglala (1992)_ (qv), which was also directed by  Michael Apted (qv).'),
('184131',' The song heard at the end, when Natives are covering the Feds from  the top of the stronghold wall, is one of two songs collectively  known as The A.I.M. and Freedom Songs, sung at the end of most  powwows to honor The American Indian Movement, on which the movies  Aboriginal Rights Movement is based, and Native rights activist  Peltier, Leonard (qv), on whom the character Jimmy Looks Twice is  based.'),
('184132',' In the movie, Val Kilmer (qv) plays a character who is 1/4th  Sioux. In real life, he is 1/4th Cherokee.'),
('184133',' The movie is actually a thinly veiled account of real events that  occurred on the Pine Ridge Indian Reservation during the early to  mid'),
('184134','Seventies. Exploration for Uranium, disease from irradiated  water, the American Indian Movement (AIM) and the "Traditional"  Natives fight against the Tribal government "Guardians Of the Oglala  Nation (GOONs), and the FBIs assistance to the "Goons" by  providing weaponry and other assistance are some of the things that  are referred to in the movie that were true and documented by  Writer/Director Michael Apted (qv) when he was a regular visitor  to the Reservation during that time.'),
('184135',' During the early to mid'),
('184136','Seventies, there were fifty'),
('184137','seven unsolved  murders on the Pine Ridge Indian Reservation due to the fighting  between the "Traditionals" and Tribal government sanctioned "goons".  This made the Village of Pine Ridge (Pop. 1100) the "Murder Capitol  of the Nation" with the highest number of violent death per capita  in the United States.'),
('184138',' The majority of footage here is from the 1977 Jimmy Wang Yu movie,  "The Criminal". Scenes with the Caucasian actors playing ninjas were  added several years later for this version.'),
('184139',' A print of this film survives in the Library of Congress'),
('184140',' A print of this film survives in nitrate at the UCLA Film and  Television Archives.'),
('184141',' Mads Koudal (qv) (Arne) is a well'),
('184142','trained horseback rider. He  accidentally fell off a horse during the filming of the movie.'),
('184143',' Every car on Patricks housing estate appears to be a green Mini  Minor.'),
('184144',' Keira Knightley (qv) has a small cameo as one of the music school  students. Although she is not mentioned in the cast list, she  appears in the "Special Thanks to" list further in the credits.'),
('184145',' The State Premier in the film is played by the actual Western  Australian State Premier, Dr. Geoff Gallop, at the time of filming.'),
('184146',' The Umbilical Brothers (David Collins and Shane Dundas) filmed  several scenes for this film, but their scenes were cut to keep the  focus on the four main characters.'),
('184147',' Film is meant to played with your TV turned on its side!'),
('184148',' Filmed in 1971 but not broadcast until 1974.'),
('184149',' Lana Turner (qv)s last film.'),
('184150',' Philippe Noiret was awarded the Cinema Nuova Award for his role.'),
('184151',' A rare (and one of the last) silent imports distributed by Warner  Brothers newly acquired First National subsidiary.'),
('184152',' Raf Vallone (qv) refused to be dubbed in the French version and  had his contract amended accordingly. The scenario was also slightly  changed to "Italianize" the character of Laurent.'),
('184153',' The names of actors Carla Candiani (qv), Vera Carmi (qv) and  Armando Falconi (qv) are often associated to this picture but none  of them actually appear in it.'),
('184154',' The exiled Czech actress Lída Baarová (qv)s real voice can be  heard in some scenes, whereas she is dubbed (by Lidia Simoneschi) in  others.'),
('184155',' The first Dario Argento (qv) film where the killer wears white  gloves rather than black.'),
('184156',' On the door to the video store hangs a poster for Argentos previous  film, _Cartaio, Il (2004)_ (qv). Next to it is taped up the sleeve  from a copy of _Scarlet Diva (2000)_ (qv), a film written, directed  by and starring Darios daughter Asia Argento (qv), and produced  by Dario and his brother Claudio Argento (qv). (The Scarlet Diva  video is also displayed behind the counter).'),
('184157',' Based upon a true story.'),
('184158',' Tsai Ming'),
('184159','liang originally wanted the story to focus on a  grandmother who finds her grandson in the porno business, but when  Tsais friend and fellow director Ann Hui was unable to play the  role of the grandmother Tsai decided to change the role to a young  girl, and thus brought back Chen Shiang'),
('184160','chyis character from his  previous film "What Time Is It There?"'),
('184161',' Many audience members left the theater during the final scene at the  Berlin International Film Festivals screening.'),
('184162',' Before making The Wayward Cloud, Tsai would often joke that if his  film career continued to have financial difficulties he would be  forced to direct pornography.'),
('184163',' Official selection from Taiwan for the 2005 Academy Awards.'),
('184164',' "Tian Mimi" is also the name of the song played throughout the film  sung by Teresa Tang (qv). The literal translation is "Sweet Honey"  but figuratively, it means a good, warm, loving, close relationship.'),
('184165',' David Oren Ward was stabbed to death in a LA road'),
('184166','rage in 1999.'),
('184167',' The English dubbed version, released through Warner Brothers, was  the film that launched the craze for "kung fu" movies in the United  States.'),
('184168',' Although the U.S. distributor claimed the film was banned in China  for sexual and political content, the script was actually approved  by the Chinese government. The film was only banned after the  filmmakers decided not to wait for permits before shooting in Tibet  (such permits are required for a film to receive official approval).'),
('184169',' Epilogue to "What time is it there?"'),
('184170',' Prequel to "The Wayward Cloud"'),
('184171',' Péter Fancsikai (qv) suggested Bálint Egri (qv) for the role of  Józsi.'),
('184172',' The last film of both James Villiers (qv) and Charles Gray (qv).'),
('184173',' In the scene in the "Jazz Cat" bar Steven Seagal (qv) is one of  the members of the live band, wearing a cowboy hat, sunglasses and a  fake beard, even though he also appears in the scene as his  character Glass.'),
('184174',' Scenes from _Sweepers (1999)_ (qv) were spliced into this film in  the opening sequence. Most notably are a S.W.A.T. officers climb  over a fence. And two men being shot and falling off the house.'),
('184175',' Filmed in 12 days.'),
('184176',' The final helicopter/rooftop sequence consists almost entirely of  footage from The Peacekeeper (1997).'),
('184177',' Originally set to star Chuck Norris.'),
('184178',' The original draft of the script was written back 1989.'),
('184179',' Dennis Hopper was on set for 1 day and never met Tom Sizemore,  Steven Seagal or Jamie Pressley once on set.'),
('184180',' In Japan, this opened #5 at the Box Office, grossing more than Exit  Wounds, and coming just behind The Mummy Returns.'),
('184181',' Dedicated to Joe Sweet (qv).'),
('184182',' This short making'),
('184183','of is featured on the DVD for  _Hellraiser: Hellworld (2005) (V)_ (qv).'),
('184184',' Adapted from the award'),
('184185','winning short story "Tickits," by Paul  Milenski'),
('184186',' This is the only movie for which Elvis Presley (qv) did not record  a new soundtrack. All the songs had been recorded between 1960 and  1963, and had already been released on several albums or singles.'),
('184187',' Elvis made this film in a deal with the floundering Allied Artists  which saw him take a pay cut and not record any new material in  exchange for 50% of the films profits. The film was a big earner,  which is credited in saving Allied Artists from bankruptcy.'),
('184188',' Man who fights with Lonnie (Elvis Presley (qv)) is Presleys  bodyguard and personal friend Red West (qv).'),
('184189',' While filming Elvis Presley (qv) gave his Sony video camera to  director Norman Taurog (qv). At the time those cameras were really  rare in USA. Taurog liked the idea of it because with video camera  he can shoot the scene himself and watch the scene before it goes to  edit.'),
('184190',' Brendan Fletcher (I) (qv) was cast for the role of Dickens before  Terry Gilliam (qv) had ever met him. As said in an interview, he  was cast after Terry was so incredibly impressed with his  performance he saw on a tape sent to him.'),
('184191',' Terry Gilliam (qv) directed this film while on a 6'),
('184192','month break  from _Brothers Grimm, The (2005)_ (qv). He and  Harvey Weinstein (qv) quarreled about the final cut of the film.'),
('184193',' The mailbox at the house in the country bears the name "M. Cullin",  which is a reference to the author of the book the film is based on,  Mitch Cullin (qv). He also has a small cameo on the bus.'),
('184194',' The hanten (Japanese style jacket) that Jeff Bridges wears while  "going on vacation" says "kotobuki" in Japanese, which ironically  means long life.'),
('184195',' In promotion for the opening weekend of this film, Director  Terry Gilliam (qv) crashed the ticket line for  _"Daily Show with Jon Stewart, The" (1996)_ (qv). He signed  autographs, told jokes, and took photos with fans, holding a sign  proclaiming (in jest): "Studio'),
('184196','less Film Maker, Family to Support,  Will Direct for Food". He is quoted as saying: "This is the state of  independent film making. You got to get out on the street and beg  again." "We have no shame anymore, just out on the streets  hustling." "The first weekend is everything, if it doesnt do well  the first weekend, it dies."'),
('184197',' In the full frame of the theatrical projection of the film, during  the scene where Jeff Bridges, Jennifer Tilly and Jodelle Ferland are  arguing about going to Jutland, there is a Monty Pythons record  visible on the floor among his collection of Vinyls.'),
('184198',' Original French title is undetermined.'),
('184199',' Released in the US as a split reel along with the documentary  _Round'),
('184200','Up in Chile, A (1911)_ (qv).'),
('184201',' An Abridged 420ft version of this film survives in the UCLA Film and  Television Archives.'),
('184202',' This film was originally titled "The Shrine of Ultimate Bliss" and  was to co'),
('184203','star Bruce Lee (I) (qv) along with  George Lazenby (qv), but Lee died about two weeks before filming  was set to begin.'),
('184204',' George Lazenby signed on for this film and two others at a pay rate  of $10,000 US per film. This was a very large pay cut from his  normal film salary. He took such a big paycut because  Bruce Lee (I) (qv) was originally supposed to co'),
('184205','star in the film  and it was to have a large budget and was going to be distributed by  Warner Bros. worldwide. Lazenby had been signed and paid by Lee in  Hong Kong just two weeks before Lee Died. It was Lazenbys belief  that by agreeing to co'),
('184206','star in Lees next three film projects that  he would help his career which was on the slide after he quit the  part of James Bond. Therefore he agreed to make the films for less  money. Lee wanted Lazenby in the films because of his having been  Bond. When Lee died Lazenby was bound to his contract for three  films, which all ended up being cheaply made and not given a US  release. Lazenby also could not demand any more money for the roles.'),
('184207',' Sonny Chiba (qv) was originally cast to star in this film along  with George Lazenby (qv) and Bruce Lee (I) (qv). Chiba flew to  Hong Kong in order to meet Lazenby and Lee and to sign his contract  for the film. At just about the very moment that Chibas plane was  landing in Hong Kong, it was being announced that Bruce Lee had  died. The original project featuring Lee, Lazenby, and Chiba was  then changed to feature just Lazenby, as Chiba decided not to sign  his contract for the film knowing Lee would not be in it.'),
('184208',' Before Bruce Lee (I) (qv) died and thus could not make this film,  the original marketing and tagline of the film was going to be "Its  Lee, Its Lazenby, Its Bruce vs. Bond".'),
('184209',' This film was originally intended to be the largest budgeted martial  arts/Hong Kong made film of all time and to have a wide  international release, including a US release. But when the films  star Bruce Lee died suddenly, the films budget was significantly  scaled back and it was given a limited release, which did not  include the US. George Lazenby had signed on for the part when Lee  was still alive and when the film was set to be a very large budget  production with a US release.'),
('184210',' During filming George Lazenby suffered an allergic reaction to the  shampoo at his hotel and as a result he got the condition alopecia,  which caused his hair to fall out.'),
('184211',' The U.S. title, "Deep Thrust '),
('184212',' The Hand of Death", was a take'),
('184213','off on  the "adult" film _Deep Throat (1972)_ (qv) which was causing a  national sensation at the time.'),
('184214',' Filmed during World War II. Many of the extras were Gypsies who were  sent to Auschwitz concentration camp once the shooting was  completed.'),
('184215',' Holds the official Guinness World Record for being the "First  One'),
('184216','Take Movie in Film History".'),
('184217',' They had eight months of rehearsals to be able to shoot it in one  take without cuts from the beginning to the end. They made eleven  takes.'),
('184218',' This short was played in theaters with the feature film  _Sjors en Sjimmie en de Gorilla (1966)_ (qv).'),
('184219',' Antonio Banderas (qv) was supposed to play Ángel in the film, but  due to schedule problems, director Julio Medem (qv) replaced him  with Carmelo Gómez (qv)'),
('184220',' Winner of the Best Short Film at the 14th Annual Pan African Film &  Arts Festival 2006.'),
('184221',' Shot entirely on location at the Double Dogsville Ranch. All crew  slept in hammocks.'),
('184222',' Based on a cartoon strip in the British newspapers Daily Sketch and  Daily Mail by Pat Tourret and Jenny Butterworth'),
('184223',' 44th episode in the Buster Brown 2'),
('184224','reel comedy series.'),
('184225',' The role for Gillie was originally written for a boy. When  J. Lee Thompson (qv) went to see John Mills (I) (qv), he noticed  that tomboy Hayley Mills (qv) had her hair like a boy, and he  offered her the part.'),
('184226',' The scene in which Gillie is telling the police about the murder was  ad'),
('184227','libbed by Hayley Mills (qv). John Mills (I) (qv) and  J. Lee Thompson (qv) told her the basic plot for the scene and  told her to make it up.'),
('184228',' The First IMAX film to be released, it premiered at Expo 70 in  Osaka, Japan.'),
('184229',' During the shooting a crew member was asked to perform an acting  role which involved a minor stunt. Due to a heavy smoke affect the  crew person misjudged a fall and broke his neck. Luckily there was  no permanent damage or paralysis.'),
('184230',' This is, according to Disney Channel, the 50th Disney Channel  Original movie.'),
('184231',' USS Constellation was, as depicted, actually returning from her 2001  Western Pacific deployment with "tigers" onboard when the terrorist  attacks on the USA of 11 September 2001 occurred. The airpower show,  however, was cancelled as they were scheduled to happen on the day  of the attacks.'),
('184232',' After the scene where everyone is in the bakery and banging on pots  it took three months of thorough cleaning to finally get the space  back up to Naval Health Standards.'),
('184233',' The movie is based on a one'),
('184234','act, two'),
('184235','character, off'),
('184236','Broadway play  that originated as "The Tiger".'),
('184237',' Dustin Hoffman (qv) was paid $200 for one days work on this, his  first feature film.'),
('184238',' Eli Wallach (qv) (Ben Harris) and Anne Jackson (qv) (Gloria  Fiske) are husband and wife in real life.'),
('184239',' A print of this film survives in the UCLA Film and Television  Archives.'),
('184240',' A 16mm copy survives at the University of Wisconsin at Madison.'),
('184241',' Most of the animation of the tiger was handled by Disney animator  Milt Kahl (qv). Kahl was usually assigned the more difficult  "straight" characters (e.g. realistic human characters, like the  various fairy tale princes), and some of the other animators teased  him about not being able to handle the broader, cartoonier  characters. Kahl took this as a challenge, and once others saw his  work on the film, the teasing stopped. (Later, Kahl animated two  other tiger characters: Tigger in  _Winnie the Pooh and the Blustery Day (1968)_ (qv) and Shere Kahn in  _Jungle Book, The (1967)_ (qv).)'),
('184242',' Unlike many films featuring an appearance by a tiger, the tiger who  starred in in this film was fully grown. Two years later, this same  cat made a brief appearance on "Star Trek", in the episode "Shore  Leave".'),
('184243',' The outside of "The Bulh Mansion" in movie was actually the Buhl  Casino founded in early 1910s by, Frank H. Buhl on his 300 acre farm  that he turned into park and donate it to the people of the Shenango  Valley for families to come and enjoy.'),
('184244',' The restaurant that looks like it has a front of train painted on  building is actually a real train engine in front of the restaurant.'),
('184245',' This film is presumed lost. Please check your attic.'),
('184246',' The central character in the book, Albert Campion, is omitted by the  adaptors.'),
('184247',' Episode 10 of 29 of the series "Grant, Police Reporter."'),
('184248',' The episodes are: '),
('184249',' Episode 1: The Tiger Worshippers '),
('184250',' Episode 2:  The Glowing Eyes '),
('184251',' Episode 3: The Human Chain '),
('184252',' Episode 4: Danger  Signals '),
('184253',' Episode 5: The Tiger Trap '),
('184254',' Episode 6: The Secret Assassin  '),
('184255',' Episode 7: The Flaming Waters '),
('184256',' Episode 8: Danger Ahead '),
('184257',' Episode  9: The Raging Torrent '),
('184258',' Episode 10: Bringing in the Law '),
('184259',' Episode  11: In the Breakers '),
('184260',' Episode 12: The Two Amazons '),
('184261',' Episode 13: The  False Idol '),
('184262',' Episode14: The Mountain Hermit '),
('184263',' Episode 15: The Tiger  Face'),
('184264',' While the film took about a year to make, the two songs "Dont Lie  to Me" and "Pocketful of Dreams" were written by the director in  about an hour each.'),
('184265',' This is George Peppard (qv)s last movie appearance.'),
('184266',' Even though this movie clearly establishes early on that it takes  place at the real Ft. Polk, Louisiana, USA (including displaying a  big, on'),
('184267','screen, entrance sign at the very beginning), all the  sources of film data describing this movie state that it takes place  at fictional Ft. Lake, Louisiana, USA.'),
('184268',' The actors had no trailers, make'),
('184269','up artists, hairstylists, chairs or  any of the typical luxuries.'),
('184270',' The paperback book Bozz is reading at the beginning of the film is  Trumbo, Dalton (qv)s famous anti'),
('184271','war novel "Johnny Got His Gun"  about a horribly wounded veteran of the First World War.'),
('184272',' The word "fuck" is used 276 times in this 98'),
('184273','minute film.'),
('184274',' Th movies widest theatrical release was only five theaters.'),
('184275',' Fourth episode in the Girl from Frisco 2'),
('184276','reel series.'),
('184277',' Paul Winchell (qv), the original voice of Tigger, was replaced by  Jim Cummings (qv), who had voiced Tigger in  _"New Adventures of Winnie the Pooh, The" (1988)_ (qv). The reason  given was the 76'),
('184278','year'),
('184279','olds voice was just too scratchy now to  properly portray the character. Walt Disney Imagineers heard about  this and insisted on hiring Winchell to provide Tiggers voice for  the new "Many Adventures of Winnie the Pooh" attraction at Walt  Disney World. He was and its Winchells voice that is used in the  ride.'),
('184280',' When Tigger is searching through his barrel looking for some  evidence of his family, a ships life ring is thrown out. The name  "HMS MILNE" is clearly visible on it, referring to the author  A.A. Milne (qv).'),
('184281',' The original trailer for the movie, as well as some of the TV spots,  had the song "Semi'),
('184282','Charmed Kind of Life" by the rock group  Third Eye Blind (qv). This had to be changed because the song is  about being addicted to crystal meth.'),
('184283',' This was the first Disney movie in 29 years, since _Bedknobs and  Broomsticks (1971) (qv), to have songs by former Disney mainstays  Richard M. Sherman (qv) and Robert B. Sherman (qv).'),
('184284',' Art Direction, character designs and storyboarding were all done in  the United States, while the rest of the animation, about 60% of the  total, was done in Japan.'),
('184285',' Sixth episode in the Confessions of a Chorus Girl 2'),
('184286','reel series'),
('184287',' David Farnon (qv) composed a rejected score, conducted by his  father Robert Farnon (qv).'),
('184288',' Released as a split reel along with the comedy  _Spring of Life, The (1913)_ (qv).'),
('184289',' Roberto Benigni named his character "Attilio" as a tribute to poet  Attilio Bertolucci (1911'),
('184290','2000) father of famous directors Giuseppe  and Bernardo Bertolucci.'),
('184291',' This documentary is based on Christophe Champclauxs series of books  "Tigres et Dragons" published by Guy Trédaniel Éditeur (Paris,  2000/2005).'),
('184292',' Broadcast in various countries. All schools in Holland are using  this film to tell youngsters about AIDS and Safe Sex.'),
('184293',' Real Don Cossacks were extras.'),
('184294',' Original Russian film is 340 minutes long (film length 9,582 m). It  was reduced to 107 minutes for international distribution.'),
('184295',' In 1974 a restoration of the original Russian film was done for its  preservation.'),
('184296',' Film was financed from old Army buddies, family, friends, and four  years of tax refunds...'),
('184297',' Brian Blessed (qv) is dubbed'),
('184298',' The theme tune is composed and sung by The Kinks (qv) but for  legal reasons Ray Davies (I) (qv) vocals were replaced by Chas  Mills.'),
('184299',' The film contained rarely seen colour footage of the 1966 World Cup  final between England and West Germany.'),
('184300',' The title is taken from the last line of The Love Song of J. Alfred  Prufrock by T.S. Eliot: "Till human voices wake us and we drown".'),
('184301',' A print of this film survives in the UCLA Film and Television  Archives.'),
('184302',' One of four Ingmar Bergman (qv) films never released theatrically  in the US, although it did appear in America on videotape in 1984.'),
('184303',' The MGM Records soundtrack album made from this film, originally  released on a 78'),
('184304','RPM album set, was the first soundtrack album ever  made from a live'),
('184305','action film musical. Previously the only movie  musical soundtrack released on records was that of Disneys  _Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs (1937)_ (qv) (the authentic  soundtrack album of MGMs _Wizard of Oz, The (1939)_ (qv), with the  film cast, was not released until 1956).'),
('184306',' This film made national headlines in 1973 when it was announced that  MGM had neglected to renew its copyright, resulting in the film  entering public domain. Because of that, inferior VHS copies  appeared a few years later when video became popular.'),
('184307',' The script for this film had to be rewritten after  Jerome Kern (qv) died.'),
('184308',' Lena Horne (qv) was originally filmed singing both "Cant Help  Lovin Dat Man" and "Bill" in the "Show Boat" scene, but the studio  eventually deleted "Bill".'),
('184309',' Judy Garland (I) (qv) sings two numbers in the film: "Look for the  Silver Lining" and "Who?". She also sang "Do You Love Me?" but it  was cut before release. Her sequences were filmed by her then new  husband, Vincente Minnelli (qv).'),
('184310',' Angela Lansbury (qv) insisted to producer Arthur Freed (qv) that  her singing voice not be dubbed in this film, as it was in  _Harvey Girls, The (1946)_ (qv).'),
('184311',' Because of disagreements Robert Walker (I) (qv) was having with  his MGM bosses, they billed the rest of the cast first, and then  "and Robert Walker as Jerome Kern".'),
('184312',' When MGM originally began planning this film, it asked  Jerome Kern (qv) what he thought about Robert Walker (I) (qv)  being cast. He said it sounded all right, but he wanted to hear his  wifes opinion. He phoned her from the office and she told him to  stay and play himself and send Walker home to her.'),
('184313',' When Jerome Kern (qv) was told that MGM wanted to make a movie of  his life he told them that, frankly, his life had been so boring  they would have trouble making an interesting movie from it. In  order to add some drama, the writers invented the Kesslers and  especially the hunt for Sally Kessler.'),
('184314',' Judy Garland (I) (qv), who played real'),
('184315','life singer'),
('184316','dancer  Marilyn Miller (I) (qv), was pregnant with her first daughter,  Liza Minnelli (qv). She was placed behind stacks of dishes while  singing "Look For the Silver Lining", but it was not to "hide her  belly" as some have thought, because moments before her number, she  is shown walking over to the set and even during her song as she is  standing behind the dishes, her abdomen is not disguised.'),
('184317',' Irene Vernon (I) (qv)s film debut.'),
('184318',' Richard X. Slatterys film debut.'),
('184319',' The story begins with a mystical elk on the beach running at Julie  and jumping over her. The scenes genesis was in a real event. One  summer, when Suzanne Marie and Janine Doyon were just toddlers, they  were on the Manzanita beach with their mother, director Jane  Beaumont Hall. The children were a hundred feet away playing in the  sand. Suddenly, from out of nowhere a huge Roosevelt Elk came  running down the beach straight for the girls. "There was nothing I  could do," says Hall. "Time stood still as I saw the Elk run towards  the girls and then suddenly swerve around them. The elk ran into the  ocean and swam out past the breakers. It was an amazing experience.  I dont think I had time to be scared for the girls and the elk was  such a magnificent creature." Hall remembered that scene when she  and Richard Doyon wrote the screenplay. Both the elk on the beach  and the elk swimming in the ocean were written into the script.'),
('184320',' When writers Jane Beaumont Hall and Richard Doyon added the scene  about a backhoe getting stuck in the beach after digging itself into  a whole (and then the tide comes in), they wondered if it was too  silly to be realistic. They later found out that the same thing  actually happened in real life when treasure hunters had to have  their backhoe towed out of the wet sand after digging itself into a  hole. And it happened not just once, but twice.'),
('184321',' The films star, Suzanne Marie Doyon, plays Julie in the film.  Julies sister, Susan, is played by Suzannes real life sister,  Janine Doyon. When the film was shot, Suzanne was 14 the age of her  character. Janine was 16 but played an 18 year old.'),
('184322',' The treasure legend is a real Oregon Coast legend. There are various  versions of the legend. Only a few versions talk about the black  slave. Spielbergs film, The Goonies, is based on the same legend  but tells a whole different story.'),
('184323',' Julie asks her grandfather if she is right that she is 1/16th or  1/32nd Native American. The actors, Suzanne Marie Doyon (Julie) and  her sister Janine Doyon (Susan) are actually about 1/16th (or more,  the lineage is not 100% clear) Penobscott and MiqMaq Indian (tribes  from the Northeast US and Southeast Canada).'),
('184324',' Grandpa Jack (played by Max Gail, TVs Wojo from Barney Miller) and  Standing Elk (Floyd Red Crow Westerman) play close friends in the  film. In real life, Floyd and Max have been friends for several  decades. Max introduced Floyd to the producers for the role of  Standing Elk.'),
('184325',' Indian flute music is performed by Jan Michael Looking Wolf Reibach,  a Kalapuya Native from the Grand Ronde Tribe of central Oregon. Jan  also appears with his flute in a scene with Suzanne Marie Doyon and  Floyd Red Crow Westerman. When producer Richard Doyon first heard  Jans music he was moved and was overjoyed when Jan offered his  music for the movie. Hearing that Jans uncle had recently passed on  and that Jan had been very close to his uncle, Richard asked if  Floyd Red Crow Westermans character, originally called Great Elk,  could be renamed in honor of Jans uncle. Jan said he was honored,  as was the tribe, and so the characters name was changed to  Standing Elk.'),
('184326',' Released as a split reel along with the comedy  _Chipps of the Old Block (1912)_ (qv).'),
('184327',' Before the steamboat race, one of the boats used in the filming  began to sink. The crew frantically tried to bail, but water was  coming in as fast as they could bail it out. The fire department was  called, and set their pumps to work until 1 AM, to no avail; the  water was still rushing in. Director Francis Martin (qv) called  the man who built the boat, who stated that it could not spring a  leak. Martin ordered the man to come down to the set and see for  himself. Seeing the boat list to one side, the builder repeated that  it could not spring a leak. The following conversation is reported  to have taken place, at that point: Francis Martin: "All I know is  weve been pumping water out of her hold for nine hours and it comes  in as fast as we pump it out." Builder: "She aint got a hold."  Francis Martin: "I dont care what the technical term is, all I know  is weve been pumping water out of her interior for nine hours."  Builder: "She aint got an interior any more than a raft. Shes flat  on the bottom, sitting on drums. Youve got all that heavy stuff on  one side and thats what makes it lean over. Youve been bailing  Malibu Lake into Malibu Lake for nine hours."'),
('184328',' "Tilly the Toiler" was originally a comic strip, created by  Russ Westover (qv).'),
('184329',' "Tillie the Toiler" was originally a comic strip created by  Russ Westover (qv).'),
('184330',' The first feature'),
('184331','length comedy ever made, and also  Charles Chaplin (qv)s first feature film.'),
('184332',' Milton Berle (qv) claimed to have played the bit part of the  newsboy who gets slapped in the face and kicked by  Charles Chaplin (qv). He later confronted Chaplin about having  played the role, but Chaplin (nor anyone else, it seems) could  recall for certain whether or not it was indeed Berle. Most  researchers believe the role to have been played by  Gordon Griffith (I) (qv), Keystones house child actor. However,  there are still others who claim that the boy does not resemble  Griffith, and could therefore possibly be Berle. There really is no  definitive way of obtaining an answer unless some sort of original  studio records turn up, so in the meantime this can be considered  speculation at best.'),
('184333',' This film is presumed lost. Please check your attic.'),
('184334',' Although it is often described as a remake of the original TILLIES  PUNCTURED ROMANCE, in fact, this is an entirely different film from  Marie Dresslers.'),
('184335',' Only 1 reel of this 6'),
('184336','reel film survives, at the Library of Congress  in Washington, D.C.'),
('184337',' The character of Birger, a desperately lonely man played by  Sten Ljunggren (qv), previously appeared in Moodyssons short film  _Bara prata lite (1997)_ (qv) which focused on him.'),
('184338',' A copy of this film survives at The Museum of Modern Art in New  York.'),
('184339',' The director got word of Mel Gibsons performance in  _Mad Max (1979)_ (qv) and cast him in this film. This film was shot  while Mad Max was still in post production.'),
('184340',' Available on the R2 DVD release of  _Tim Christensen: Live at Abbey Road Studios (2004) (V)_ (qv),  released November 4, 2004 by EMI Denmark A/S [dk].'),
('184341',' Chapter Titles:  '),
('184342',' 1. Jungle Pirates  '),
('184343',' 2. Dead Mans Pass  '),
('184344',' 3. Into the Lions Den  '),
('184345',' 4. The Ivory Trail  '),
('184346',' 5. Trapped in the Quicksand  '),
('184347',' 6. The Jaws of the Jungle  '),
('184348',' 7. The King of the Gorillas  '),
('184349',' 8. The Spider Caught  '),
('184350',' 9. The Gates of Doom  '),
('184351',' 10.A Race For the Fortune  '),
('184352',' 11.No Mans Land  '),
('184353',' 12.The Kimberly Diamonds'),
('184354',' The opera song that Tim is listening to as he paints is actually, in  fake Italian words, recalling the plot of the movie.'),
('184355',' Tim Warners ass is padded to give the impression that he indeed  just sits on his butt all day and draws.'),
('184356',' The opera song Tim is listening to as he paints is actually, in fake  Italian words, recalling the plot of the movie. Lyrics include "Who  is Lance? He no stop me. I be Walt Disney, I be Burger King, I be  Warner T." Lyrics written by Daniel Matz.'),
('184357',' Lance Gold makes an appearance at the book signing and threatens to  kill Tim.'),
('184358',' Brian is wearing a bandage on his wrist in his final declaration to  the camera. His character tried to kill himself. In a scene cut from  the film, you find out he killed his cat "Squiggles" as a tribute to  "Silver Lining" ending.'),
('184359',' Many customers in the book signing scene were not actors but  actually customers who walked into the comic book store and agreed  to say a few lines on camera.'),
('184360',' CAMEO(Berkeley Breathed (qv))'),
('184361',' It is not mentioned in the film, but an original idea was that Tim  Warner has been married 40 times.'),
('184362',' António Reis (qv) really was on the 5th floor when cleaning the  windows from the outside. And he does have vertigo.'),
('184363',' This was the first film to use the then recently inaugurated Metro  do Porto as filming location.'),
('184364',' Eunice Bastos had an cirugical oral intervention on the previous day  of the scene where she is slapped on the face, making it a really  painful scene.'),
('184365',' The fountain pen used by the CEO didnt really write anything.  Albrecht Loops real name is Alberto Lopes.'),
('184366',' This was Ivo Caprino (qv)s first movie, but also the least well  known movie he created.'),
('184367',' Tom met Dean after he played Charlie Brown in a musical.'),
('184368',' The lightsabre effects took 5 solid days of rotoscoping, alone.'),
('184369',' The opening scene took over six months to perfect from concept to  completion'),
('184370',' This is not a feature film. It is two episodes of the  _"Adventures of Wild Bill Hickok" (1951)_ (qv) TV show edited  together and released as a feature.'),
('184371',' This was the first of cowboy star George O Briens RKO entries to  lose money during its initial release.'),
('184372',' Some trade papers and news sources have said that  Tennessee Ernie Ford (qv) was to be in this picture, but this is  unconfirmed. Also, director Tay Garnett (qv) is said to have a  cameo appearance. The CBS Late Movie showing was on 3 July 1981.'),
('184373',' Fourth episode in the 2'),
('184374','reel "Timber Tales" (Lumberjack Series).'),
('184375',' McDowell, Malcolm (qv) and Steenburgen, Mary (qv) met and fell  in love during the filming of _Time After Time (1979)_ (qv). They  later got married (but it didnt last).'),
('184376',' The role of Amy Robbins went to Mary Steenburgen (qv). However,  the studio had wanted Sally Field (qv). Director  Nicholas Meyer (qv)s first choice was his girlfriend,  Shelley Hack (qv). She reportedly didnt want to become famous due  to her boyfriend '),
('184377',' but she did accept a small role as a docent at  the museum Wells transports into.'),
('184378',' The studio had wanted Richard Dreyfuss (qv) for the role of H.G.  Wells.'),
('184379',' Nicholas Meyer (qv)s first choice to play the Ripper was  Edward Fox (I) (qv).'),
('184380',' Nicholas Meyer (qv) wanted Malcolm McDowell (qv) since he was a  big fan of Lindsay Anderson (I) (qv).'),
('184381',' The movie premiered on August 31, 1979.'),
('184382',' Corey Feldman (qv)s first film role.'),
('184383',' Director Nicholas Meyer (qv) wrote a time travel book about  Sherlock Holmes. In Time After Time, Wells refers to himself by that  name and Inspector Gregson is a name from the Holmes lexicon.'),
('184384',' Filmed in 35mm Panavision (anamorphic).'),
('184385',' In the scene in which John visits Shirleys apartment, a poster from  the Stephen Sondheim (qv) musical Follies can be seen.  Stephen Sondheim (qv) had contributed an original song ("I Never  Do Anything Twice") to _Seven'),
('184386','Per'),
('184387','Cent Solution, The (1976)_ (qv),  Nicholas Meyer (qv)s previous film.'),
('184388',' Both stars, Malcolm McDowell (qv) and David Warner (I) (qv),  played the Wing Commander character Admiral Geoffrey Tolwyn:  Malcolm McDowell (qv) in  _Wing Commander III: Heart of the Tiger (1994) (VG)_ (qv) and  _Wing Commander IV: The Price of Freedom (1995) (VG)_ (qv), and  David Warner (I) (qv) in _Wing Commander (1999)_ (qv).'),
('184389',' When Wells gives a false name to the police, he uses "Sherlock  Holmes". And one of the police officers is named Inspector Gregson,  a character from the original Sherlock Holmes stories. Also,  director Nicholas Meyer (qv) wrote  _Seven'),
('184390','Per'),
('184391','Cent Solution, The (1976)_ (qv), which is considered to  be one of the best Sherlock Holmes story not written by Sir  Arthur Conan Doyle (qv).'),
('184392',' Steenburgen, Mary (qv) in  _Back to the Future Part III (1990)_ (qv) also fell in love with a  time traveling scientist and joined him on his journey through time.'),
('184393',' Wells always refers to his time machine simply as "the time machine"  or "the machine". When the machine is first shown, however, the name  "Argo" is visible on the front. This is the name Wells gave to his  machine in the novel that inspired the film.'),
('184394',' Mick Jagger (qv) was originally considered for the part of Jack  the Ripper, but director Nicholas Meyer (qv) couldnt see  Mick Jagger (qv) convincingly playing a Harley Street surgeon,  John Leslie Stevensons career when he wasnt stalking Whitechapel.'),
('184395',' Stevenson commits six murders over the course of the film '),
('184396',' one in  1893 London and five in 1979 San Francisco. The film itself takes  place over a little less than a week, from the perspective of Wells  and Stevenson. The historical Jack the Ripper killed a total of five  women over the course of 11 weeks in 1888.'),
('184397',' Director Nicholas Meyer (qv)s first choice for Wells was  Derek Jacobi (qv).'),
('184398',' During chase scenes at the hotel, David Warner (I) (qv) is  replaced with a stunt double for far shots because he was still on  the mend from two broken ankles. In close'),
('184399','up shots, he can be seen  running very carefully as not to hurt himself. Also, for scenes  where Malcolm McDowell (qv) is running through the columns, he is  also replaced with a double because of a sprained ankle.'),
('184400',' Amy Robbins is the name of H. G. Wells second wife in real life.'),
('184401',' Young Craig Warnock (I) (qv), who played Kevin, won the role after  a wide search for the right child actor. An agent had seen Warnocks  brother and sent him to an audition. That Craig went with him was  merely a coincidence. Director Terry Gilliam (qv), however, took  more interest in Craig than his sibling, noting that the young man  seemed rather intelligent yet aloof and quiet, as opposed to the  stereotypical "cute" little boy.'),
('184402',' DIRTRADE(Terry Gilliam (qv)): [burst]: horse and rider from closet'),
('184403',' DIRTRADE(Terry Gilliam (qv)): [bookends]: begins and ends with the  map.'),
('184404',' DIRTRADE(Terry Gilliam (qv)): [cages]: This film uses cages  identical to the cage Jill is imprisoned in, in Giliams film  _Brazil (1985)_ (qv).'),
('184405',' In the original script, King Agamemnon was introduced as: "The  warrior took off his helmet, revealing someone that looks exactly  like Sean Connery (qv)." To Terry Gilliam (qv)s surprise, the  script ended up in Connerys hands, who was interested in the part  and his agent approached them for the role.'),
('184406',' The footage of the Titanic sinking is footage from  _Night to Remember, A (1958)_ (qv) colorized and slowed down.'),
('184407',' The suit worn by Ralph Richardson (I) (qv) is his own.'),
('184408',' Ruth Gordon (I) (qv) was cast as Mrs. Ogre but replaced before  filming because of a broken limb.'),
('184409',' Mrs. Ogre was originally supposed to have heavy make'),
('184410','up to look like  her husband. According to Katherine Helmond (qv), she was  completely committed to having to wear the heavy make'),
('184411','up effects  job, yet she suggested to Terry Gilliam (qv) that she thought it  would be funnier if Mrs. Ogre instead looked like an ordinary New  England housewife. Gilliam agreed.'),
('184412',' The character of Horseflesh does not appear in the finished film,  despite being in the closing credits as being played by  Marcus Powell (qv). At one point in the film, Randall mentions  that Horseflesh is dead.'),
('184413',' Terry Gilliam (qv) supposedly wrote a screenplay for a "Time  Bandits 2" movie, but decided to forgo the project owing to the  deaths of Jack Purvis (qv) and David Rappaport (qv) '),
('184414',' the two  little people in the Bandits featured the most in the first film.'),
('184415',' On the Special Edition DVD Terry Gilliam (qv) explains why  Marcus Powell (qv) is still credited as Horseflesh, even though  apparently never seen. Horseflesh can be seen standing next to  David Warner (I) (qv)s Evil as he gazes into the bowl of water to  track the Time Bandits at one point in the film.'),
('184416',' According to a novel based on the screenplay, Kevins last name is  Lotterby and hes eleven years old.'),
('184417',' Jonathan Pryce (qv) was offered the role of the Evil Genius but  was unavailable owing to his commitment to _Loophole (1981)_ (qv).'),
('184418',' In Anne Rices third novel in her Vampire Chronicles, “The Queen of  the Damned”, Daniel (the interviewer from the first novel/film) and  vampire Amadeo see Time Bandits in the cinema together. Amadeo finds  the scene where the Time Bandits sing for Napoleon in the battle  ravaged theatre so funny that he laughs uncontrollably every time he  sees it and goes back repeatedly to rewatch it.'),
('184419',' The film was shot in and around LA and Ventura County within seven  days using locations mostly connected through friends and family of  production crew.'),
('184420',' The actors that play the senior high school kids in the film are  actually in and around their mid'),
('184421','twenties.'),
('184422',' Winner "Audience Choice Award" First Annual Rebel Planet Film  Festival 2006'),
('184423',' The playstation version of this game is compatible with NAMCOs  G'),
('184424','CON45 gun.'),
('184425',' Several scenes were filmed in the actual Bellevue morgue.'),
('184426',' Art Director Speights, Eric Van (qv) served as the corpse in the  morgue sequences and spent several takes locked in the freezers.'),
('184427',' A print of this film survives in the UCLA Film and Television  Archives.'),
('184428',' This little'),
('184429','known movie seems to be the first feature film to  include a time machine. It was released the same year as  _Fiddlers Three (1944)_ (qv) '),
('184430',' another small British comedy about  time travel.'),
('184431',' Was abandoned halfway during filming by Shekhar Kapur (qv), and  never completed due to financial problems.'),
('184432',' Director Pal, George (qv) was a close friend of fellow animator  Lantz, Walter (qv), ever since Lantz did some cut'),
('184433','rate Woody  Woodpecker work for Pals _Destination Moon (1950)_ (qv). As  tribute, Pal tried to include Woody Woodpecker references in all his  subsequent films. In the scenes where the Eloi are having a good  time, every so often you can distinctly hear the "Woody Woodpecker"  laugh.'),
('184434',' Also, during the air raid scene, as all the people rush into the  shelter a little girl crossing the street stops to pick something up  that she dropped. When she does, you can quickly see she picks up a  small Woody Woodpecker figure'),
('184435',' The plaque on the control panel of time machine reads "Manufactured  by H George Wells."'),
('184436',' The "lava" in the volcano scene in downtown was actually oatmeal  with orange and red food coloring spilled onto a platform and slowly  moved down the miniature set.'),
('184437',' The costumes that the air raid wardens wear just before the nuclear  attack are the same ones worn by the crew in  _Forbidden Planet (1956)_ (qv).'),
('184438',' When George arrives in the year 802701 his time machine reads the  date of October 12th. So George arrives into a "New World" on the  anniversary of Columbus first reaching the "New World" of the  Americas.'),
('184439',' Paul Scofield (I) (qv) was George Pal (qv)s first choice to  play the time traveler.'),
('184440',' "Eloi" means "My God" in Aramaic.'),
('184441',' Alan Young (I) (qv) (David Filby/James Filby) is the only actor to  appear in both this film and the remake,  _Time Machine, The (2002)_ (qv).'),
('184442',' George Pal (qv) had long planned to do a sequel to this film.  Several submitted scripts were reportedly rejected by MGM.'),
('184443',' When George and Weena enter the ancient museum where the talking  rings are kept, toward the right is the clear steering globe that  was at the center of the spaceship in  _Forbidden Planet (1956)_ (qv).'),
('184444',' Singer and lyricist Peggy Lee (I) (qv) wrote a song for the film  called "The Land Of The Leal" which was not used.'),
('184445',' Yvette Mimieux was actually underage when shooting began (she turned  18 during the shoot) and was not legally supposed to work a full  shooting schedule, but did. She was inexperienced '),
('184446',' as she worked on  this film she kept getting better and better so that by the end of  the shoot they wound up going back and re'),
('184447','shooting some of her  earliest scenes.'),
('184448',' Director Wells, Simon (I) (qv) is the great'),
('184449','grandson of  Wells, H.G. (qv) who wrote the book upon which this movie is  based.'),
('184450',' Gore Verbinski (qv) was brought in to take over the last 18 days  of shooting, as Simon Wells (I) (qv) was suffering from "extreme  exhaustion". Wells returned for post'),
('184451','production.'),
('184452',' When Alexander asks Vox for books regarding time travel, one of the  ones Vox brings up is "The Time Machine" by H.G. Wells (qv). Vox  also mentions the original movie, _Time Machine, The (1960)_ (qv),  directed by George Pal (qv).'),
('184453',' Originally released for December 2001, the release was bumped to  March 2002 because of a decision whether to remove a scene involving  a meteor shower crippling New York. The filmmakers were concerned  that such a scene may stir memories of the terrorist attack on the  World Trade Center.'),
('184454',' Alan Young (I) (qv), who played Filby in the 1960 film version,  has a cameo as a flower shop proprietor.'),
('184455',' When Vox gives the Vulcan salute and exits his glass, the sound  effect of a Star Trek door opening and closing can clearly be heard.'),
('184456',' The passage that Orlando Jones (qv) reads to the Eloi people is  from Chapter 17 of the Mark Twain (qv) novel "The Adventures of  Tom Sawyer".'),
('184457',' Guy Pearce (I) (qv) broke a rib during the filming when he tackled  the Morlock from the side.'),
('184458',' Voxs license number is 114: number that Kubrick, Stanley (qv)  used in many of his films'),
('184459',' A picture of H.G. Wells (qv) is visible in Alexanders house in  several shots.'),
('184460',' Vox (the librarian hologram played by Orlando Jones (qv)) was  originally written to be a robot. Steven Spielberg (qv), however,  was creating _Artificial Intelligence: AI (2001)_ (qv) at the same  time, and had a similarly'),
('184461','designed robot in his own film for every  version of Vox the film makers could conceive. Oliver Scholl (qv)  came up with the idea of a hologram.'),
('184462',' At one point, Alexander travels into the far future, and the date  shown on the time machine is 635,427,810 AD.'),
('184463',' The Time Machine itself was the biggest and most expensive prop ever  to be built for a movie at the time.'),
('184464',' Philip Bosco (qv)s scenes as the Dean were cut from the final  print.'),
('184465',' Guy Pearce was so consistent in most of his takes that the audio  from one take could be put with the video from another and it would  fit perfectly.'),
('184466',' Guy Pearce (I) (qv) did most of his own stunts, and occasionally  got frustrated when he wasnt allowed to do a few.'),
('184467',' Experts in the show include Oxford Professor Karen Ralls, religion  history author Timothy Freke, and Richard Leigh, the co'),
('184468','author of  "Holy Blood, Holy Grail", the 1982 book upon which "The Da Vinci  Code" based much of its history. The program was shot in places like  Rosslin Chapel in Scotland, the London Temple (built by the Templar  Knights), various cities in Southern France, and at the Louvre  Pyramid, all of which are featured in the book. The program is also  the first widescreen, high'),
('184469','definition program produced for The  History Channel. It premiered 16 January 2005 at 8 pm pst., and  aired again 17 January 2005 at 6 pm.'),
('184470',' This film features a "beat" (a scene cut, foot step, spoken word,  etc.) on every second for most of the film.'),
('184471',' One of Jim Hensons daughters portrayed the toddler seen running  around during the stripper montage.'),
('184472',' Senator Neilas last name is "alien" spelled backwards.'),
('184473',' Copps Coliseum is a real hockey stadium, but although depicted as  being in an unspecified U.S. city, its actually in Hamilton,  Ontario, Canada. The city skyline seen in front of the stadium fire  at one point is that of Toronto.'),
('184474',' The street chase, train station, and subway scenes were all shot in  Toronto. All the subway stations depicted are actually the same  unused platform. This is why the escalator is shown as dismantled  for maintenance when the characters enter the station: it was  removed when the platform was closed.'),
('184475',' The subway crash includes footage from _Money Train (1995)_ (qv),  shot on a set in California and representing a New York subway  train.'),
('184476',' Incorporates footage from _Planet of the Dinosaurs (1978)_ (qv).'),
('184477',' Jennifer Aniston and Brad Pitt made headlines when they bought the  film rights to Niffeneggers novel before it was released to the  public.'),
('184478',' The time travel computers and control panels at the mansion were  previously used in _"Time Tunnel, The" (1966)_ (qv), another  Irwin Allen (I) (qv) time'),
('184479','travel series.'),
('184480',' Much of the long'),
('184481','shot footage of the Chicago Fire is actually tinted  stock footage from _In Old Chicago (1937)_ (qv).'),
('184482',' Producer Ray Dorn (qv) "borrowed" much of this movie for his own  movie _Journey to the Center of Time (1967)_ (qv).  Irwin Allen (I) (qv) also borrowed much of the concept for his TV  series _"Time Tunnel, The" (1966)_ (qv). Director Ib Melchior (qv)  declined to make waves so that he would continue getting work in  Hollywood.'),
('184483',' Shot entirely on hand'),
('184484','cranked Edwardian 35mm cameras with antique  English Cooke lenses. Soundtrack recorded on a 1909 Edison  phonograph.'),
('184485',' After seeing _Alferd Packer: The Musical (1996)_ (qv) (aka Cannibal!  The Musical), producer Brian Graden (qv) wanted  Matt Stone (I) (qv) and Trey Parker (I) (qv) to create a show  that was similar to the film. When the first pilot was completed,  Graden thought it work better as a Fox Kids show. After making  another pilot geared towards kids, Fox Kids passed on the show.'),
('184486',' John Chandos (qv) replaced Felix Felton (qv)'),
('184487',' Biograph production number 702.'),
('184488',' Shot at the same time, and in two of the same locations, as  _This Is Canadian (2000) (V)_ (qv).'),
('184489',' Shot in one day at Laura Penneycards (Ally/Catherine) London  penthouse rooftop flat, with the skyline of the docklands and the  river Thames.'),
('184490',' This would be the first Abbott and Costello feature directed by  Charles Barton (I) (qv), who is generally regarded as their best  director.'),
('184491',' The cost of the special effects made this the most expensive Abbott  and Costello feature up to that time.'),
('184492',' This was the second, and last, feature in which Abbott and Costello  did not play a team.'),
('184493',' Lou Costello (qv)s practice of taking home props proved to be a  major problem for the special effects crew. Some of the special  effects shots required the sets and props to remain intact for  shooting with, and without, the actors. Reportedly on one occasion  when Lou removed a prop, it required two days of re'),
('184494','shooting for the  special effects department.'),
('184495',' When this film was scheduled to be shot, Bud Abbott (qv) and  Lou Costello (qv) were in the midst of one of their feuds, and  were not speaking to each other. Consequently, the two have very few  scenes where they appear together. They were also feuding when they  began shooting _Little Giant (1946)_ (qv), which is why they also  have few scenes together in that picture.'),
('184496',' Writing in the Saturday Evening Post in 1949, Bud Abbott said this  was his favorite film role, because for a change he was the butt of  all the punishment, instead of Costello.'),
('184497',' Harry Woolman (I) (qv) as "Motorcycle Rider" and  Walter Baldwin (I) (qv) as "Bates" are in studio records/casting  call lists, but they did not appear or were not identifiable in the  movie.'),
('184498',' Three weeks into shooting, Lou Costello demanded that his role be  switched with Bud Abbotts. When director Charles Barton explained  that this was unreasonable, Costello walked off the set. The cast  and crew frantically worked around him for the next two weeks, when  Costello slipped back onto the set and completed the film. He never  apologized or explained his behavior.'),
('184499',' The play opened in New York City, New York, USA on 25 October 1939  and had 185 performances until 6 April 1940.'),
('184500',' William Bendix (I) (qv), who plays Nick, originated the part of  Krupp on the stage.'),
('184501',' During the Broadway season of 1939'),
('184502','1940, the role of Harry was  played by then'),
('184503','unknown Gene Kelly (I) (qv).'),
('184504',' First filmed work of Kevin Kline (I) (qv).'),
('184505',' Patti LuPone (qv)s TV debut.'),
('184506',' Although the characters portrayed in this film are Navy sailors, all  of the male actors were actually members of the U.S. Army Air  Forces, which produced the film.'),
('184507',' Because for a long time the only widely'),
('184508','available print of this film  did not have any opening titles, it was unofficially called "The  Letter" in several George Reeves fan sites. A 2007 DVD release  perpetuates the error. "The Letter," however, was never an official  title for this film, which was made and released as "Time to Kill."'),
('184509',' DeForest Kelley (qv)s first film.'),
('184510',' Betty Whites film debut.'),
('184511',' Dern, Bruce (qv) was the original choice for the role of Judge  Noose, but other commitments meant that he was ultimately  unavailable.'),
('184512',' Donald Sutherland (I) (qv) reportedly wanted his character, Lucien  Wilbanks, to be much more of a radical drunkard, as written in the  book. But director Joel Schumacher (qv) disagreed, saying it would  be too much comic relief in what he wanted to be a mostly serious  drama.'),
('184513',' Matthew McConaughey (qv) was originally cast in  Kiefer Sutherland (qv)s role of Freddie Lee Cobb, but after  reading the script, he decided that he would prefer the role of Jake  Brigance. He went to director Joel Schumacher (qv), who granted  him a private screen test.'),
('184514',' Kevin Costner (qv) was considered for the role of Jake Brigance,  but wanted complete control of the project. Author  John Grisham (qv) objected and Costner passed on the project.'),
('184515',' Woody Harrelson (qv) wanted to play Jake Brigance, but author  John Grisham (qv) objected to his casting.'),
('184516',' Paul Newman (I) (qv) was offered the part of Lucien Wilbanks, but  turned it down.'),
('184517',' Joel Schumacher (qv) originally offered the lead role to  Val Kilmer (qv) during the production of  _Batman Forever (1995)_ (qv), but Kilmer declined.'),
('184518',' This is Joe Senecas last film.'),
('184519',' Jim Hutton (I) (qv)s movie debut.'),
('184520',' Elizabeth Berkley (qv) was part of the original cast as "Tiffany  Whittmar" and can still be seen (and is credited) in the trailer but  is nowhere to be found in the US home'),
('184521','video release.'),
('184522',' This is the TV movie where Patty Duke (qv) met her current  husband. He was in the army and he was assigned as her technical  adviser.'),
('184523',' A nitrate print of this film survives in the UCLA Film and  Television Archives.'),
('184524',' Michael Biehn went through intense military training including  drawing a gun, cocking and shooting under three seconds.'),
('184525',' The studio wanted Chuck Norris or Jean'),
('184526','Claude Van Damme to play the  role of Eddy Kay. Avi Nesher fought to keep Michael Biehn and Biehn  even took a pay cut to show his dedication to the picture.'),
('184527',' The film was shot 15 times, over two weeks, one continuous take each  time.'),
('184528',' Julian Sands (qv) based his character on his brother Quentin, who  worked as a masseur at one time.'),
('184529',' It was initially shot on the DSR 130 DV Cam and then upgraded to  Digibeta and finally HD. It was shown digitally at the Yahoo  Internet Film Festival at the DGA (Directors Guild of America) on  March22, 2000.'),
('184530',' There was a golden rule. Mike Figgis told the actors to never wear  exactly the same outfit every day over the two'),
('184531','week shooting period.  This way there could never ever be the possibility of stealing a  scene from another days shoot and cheating it in the edit.'),
('184532',' The Actors were responsible for their own costumes, hair, and  make'),
('184533','up.'),
('184534',' The film was written on music paper, exactly like a string quartet.  Each bar line representing a minute.'),
('184535',' MPAA Certificate # 37352.'),
('184536',' While riding in the sled which will transport him into the future,  Jean'),
('184537','Claude Van Damme (qv) takes out a stick of chewing gum called  "Black Black", a brand of Japanese gum. During 1994, Van Damme  appeared in television commercials for "Black Black" chewing gum in  Japan.'),
('184538',' DIRTRADE(Peter Hyams (qv)): a character named Spota.'),
('184539',' The film is based upon the Dark Horse comic books series of the same  name.'),
('184540',' In the fight scenes in the last act of the film,  Jean'),
('184541','Claude Van Damme (qv)s stunt double was used to create the  illusion of the younger Max Walker. This was also done for  Ron Silver (I) (qv)s character of Senator McComb.'),
('184542',' The scenes where Jean'),
('184543','Claude Van Damme (qv) and  Ron Silver (I) (qv) are in their respective cars, were actually  shot on blue screen and then have the White House and D.C.  backgrounds added digitally in post'),
('184544','production.'),
('184545',' Maxs futuristic'),
('184546','looking wristwatch is a stock Casio model DW'),
('184547','400.'),
('184548',' Jerry Goldsmith had scored and recorded the music for the film in  late December 2002. However, Richard Donner decided to do a partial  reedit of the film, which forced Goldsmith to come in and fix his  score in March 2003. When Donner decided to recut the film once  more, he realized that Jerrys score was not what he was looking  for, describing it as "beautiful, but not loud enough." Goldsmith  was offered the chance to redo his score from scratch, but declined  because he was fed up with the movie. Donner then called upon Brian  Tyler to do the score for him. Goldsmiths score was released by  Varese Sarabande Records in 2004.'),
('184549',' The battle of Castlegard never took place. But the crew of the movie  visited various European castles from around that period (the late  1300s) to make the castles and towns look as realistic as possible'),
('184550',' A group of medieval re'),
('184551','enactors were used for soldiers in battle  sequences.'),
('184552',' The film was originally set to open in April 2003, but due to poor  test screenings Sherry Lansing the head of Paramount Pictures at the  time ordered that the film be re edited in the process losing a  crucial subplot that is touched on in the final version involving  David Thewlis character and also Jerry Goldsmiths score was  replaced because he was not able to return to the scoring stage due  to health reasons.'),
('184553',' Frank Cappello wrote an uncredited draft of the script and his name  appeared on a few of the original teaser posters and trailers along  side credited writers George Nolfi and Jeff Maguire.'),
('184554',' During post production, Nobody Knows was screened as a "work in  progress" at the 2000 Dallas Deep Ellum Film Festival, 5 miles from  the site of the JFK assassination. It won first place in its  category.'),
('184555',' Victor Slezak previously played the role of John F. Kennedy in the  Broadway production of "Jackie."'),
('184556',' The film was screened in Los Angeles under the title "The Adventures  of Lyle Swann".'),
('184557',' Andrew Stevens was also seriously considered for the role of Lyle  Swann.'),
('184558',' Director Allan Moyle (qv) was fired before production was  finished. According to Moyle, this was because he refused to  re'),
('184559','shoot the film to add more songs, as the producers wanted a  double (vinyl) soundtrack album. Scenes such as the teen girls  getting ready to go to the concert were filmed by the second unit.'),
('184560',' Producer Robert Stigwood (qv) insisted on including a Bee Gees  song on the soundtrack because he was also the producer of  _Saturday Night Fever (1977)_ (qv).'),
('184561',' An out'),
('184562','of'),
('184563','business radio station was used as the location both for  radio station WJAB and Pearl political headquarters.'),
('184564',' The film was inspired by a diary director Allan Moyle (qv) found  in a second hand couch that he bought. The diary was from a young  mentally disturbed woman that featured words and drawings about her  life on the streets.'),
('184565',' One of the dancers cheering on Robin Johnson (qv) in her first  musical scene was actual porn star Sharon Mitchell (qv).'),
('184566',' Producers held open auditions in several cities to cast the film.'),
('184567',' It was a wonderful experience to work closely with Jules Engel, who  had been a designer on Disneys Fantasia and was one of the founders  of the UPA Studio. We were constantly having bizarre problems with  the Cubicomp, the first image generating computer at Cal Arts. Every  time it made a strange mistake we did not anticipate, Jules would  say "Honey! Lets follow that!" Then we would use the mistake for a  new path of experimentation.'),
('184568',' George M. Cohan (qv)s play opened in New York on 23 August 1926.'),
('184569',' The "Neo'),
('184570','Tokyo 2019" stage is an homage to the film  _Akira (1988)_ (qv) which took place in the year 2019 in the city of  Neo'),
('184571','Tokyo.'),
('184572',' The final TV project of Forrest Tucker (qv).'),
('184573',' The credits announce a sequel "Timesweep 2 '),
('184574',' The Quesdrov Factor",  which was never made.'),
('184575',' During the scene where cockroaches pour from the paper sack there  were several crew members beneath the cameras range using tiny  cardboard "fences" and paper cups to catch the roaches for re'),
('184576','use in  any additional takes'),
('184577',' Released as a split reel along with the comedy  _Darktown Duel (1912)_ (qv).'),
('184578',' This film was the only collaboration between Mack Sennett and Buster  Keaton.'),
('184579',' World Premiere: Montreal World Film Festival '),
('184580',' Cinema of Today and  Tomorrow Shown at the Toronto International Film Festival 26th  Annual International Festival of Films: Cartagena, Columbia Museo de  Arte Moderno: Bogota, Columbia Carlton Cinemas SuperChannel Pay TV  CITY'),
('184581','TV'),
('184582',' This was Shyams first 16mm student film made during his first year  at USCs graduate film production program.'),
('184583',' This TV special reunites the comedy duo Timm Vladimir (qv) and  Gordon Kennedy (III) (qv) who hadnt worked together since 1999.  During the 1990s the duo became household names with successful runs  on _"Transit" (1991)_ (qv), _"Vladimir og Kennedy" (1997)_ (qv) and  _"Tab & vind med Gordon & Timm" (1998)_ (qv).'),
('184584',' The blood used in TIMMY was made from a recipe that was given to  Director Marc Hall (qv) by Academy Award winning SFX make'),
('184585','up  artist Matthew W. Mungle (qv).'),
('184586',' Three Oklahoma locations were used during filming including Ramona  (the woods scene), Broken Arrow (the park scene) and Muskogee (home  scene and pick up shots for the woods).'),
('184587',' The number 714 will appear somewhere, either written or spoken, in  every movie Marc Hall (qv)/714 Productions directs and produces .'),
('184588',' A print of this film survives in in the UCLA Film and Television  Archives.'),
('184589',' Costner, Kevin (qv) is shown at times drinking Shiner Bock Beer.  This beer is brewed in Shiner, Texas, and not well'),
('184590','known nationwide.  Where has this beer been in movies before? In the movie Fandango, in  the hands of Kevin Costner.'),
('184591',' When filming at the Tubac Golf Resort in the Arizona desert, the  script called for a water hazard. Since there were none on the  course the filmmakers built one and named it "Tin Cup Lake."'),
('184592',' Many of the golf shots by Kevin Costners character where actual  shots by Costner himself.'),
('184593',' The scene at the end of the movie where Kevin Costner hits the shot  into the water hazard again and again was based on an actual event.  Gary McCord the commentator with the handlebar mustache in the movie  is an actual commentator and former pro. In a tournament he had a  similar shot to Costners. He needed a birdie to win and went for  it. He shot over and over again and finally got it in 15 strokes. In  the movie Costner gets it in 12.'),
('184594',' The grandparents and grandchild with a dog in the scene where Simms  yells at them after asking for an autograph are played by Kevin  Costners parents, Sharon and Bill Costner. The grandchild is played  by his son, Joe Costner.'),
('184595',' The car accident featured in the movie really happened during the  filming of the movie. However the footage was only edited into the  final cut of the film once it had been determined that there were  indeed no casualties in the crash.'),
('184596',' Produced as a "Hey Fellas!" comedy, basically a copy of the popular  Our Gang comedies.'),
('184597',' DIRTRADE(Barry Levinson (I) (qv)): Ralph Tabakin (qv) (Chaplain  Captain Noel) has appeared in every Levinson picture from  _Diner (1982)_ (qv) to _Liberty Heights (1999)_ (qv).'),
('184598',' The exterior for the Life Magazine scam scene was writer'),
('184599','director  Barry Levinson (I) (qv)s childhood home in Baltimore.'),
('184600',' The bar/restaurant scenes were filmed in the Westview Lounge near  Baltimore. During a break in production, Danny DeVito (qv) and  Richard Dreyfuss (qv) gave each other hair cuts in the back  parking lot of the restaurant. The restaurant has since been sold  and torn down. It is becoming a Walgreens.'),
('184601',' Production designer Peter Jamison (I) (qv) was having trouble  finding the right kind of house to match Barry Levinson (I) (qv)s  exact specifications, namely a three'),
('184602','storey wooden structure with a  little lawn, set back from the road, and in need of a new frame.  Levinson told him to go to 4211 Springdale Avenue, Baltimore, which  was the house where he grew up.'),
('184603',' The censors ordered cuts in the "Sheik of Araby" number because the  costumes were deemed too revealing.'),
('184604',' Scenes which were deleted from final version appear in  _Hidden Hollywood: Treasures from the 20th Century Fox Film Vaults (1997) (TV)_ (qv).'),
('184605',' After the huge success of Down Argentine Way, a part was quickly  written into this movie for Betty Grable (qv).'),
('184606',' One of the "Censored 11" banned from T.V. syndication by United  Artists in 1968 (then the owners of the Looney Tunes film library)  for alleged racism. Ted Turner (I) (qv) continued the ban when he  was hired and stated that these films will not be re'),
('184607','issued and will  not be put on Home Video. These cartoons will probably never air on  television again, and only non'),
('184608','Warner Bros. licensed public domain  video tapes will probably ever have these cartoons on them.'),
('184609',' In the wide shot of the room, a hanging framed picture of Luxo Jr.  is briefly visible.'),
('184610',' The shopping bag the toy came in (visible at the very beginning, and  played with by the baby at the very end) has a square insigna on one  corner. This is Pixars original logo.'),
('184611',' Won the Academy Award for Best Animated Short, the first fully'),
('184612','CG  film to do so.'),
('184613',' The original poster that shows a computer'),
('184614','altered photography of a  womans upper torso was withdrawn from display in Hong Kongs subway  system. The company in charge of Hong Kongs subway system had  concluded the poster was not suitable for the public and banned it  from all subway stations. Edited Posters with a more traditional  design, showing portraits of two leads were used instead.'),
('184615',' Shot mostly in black and white, the films musical finale is in  color'),
('184616',' Featured Jean, the Vitagraph dog.'),
('184617',' First documented play date: bottom half of double'),
('184618','bill at Capri  Cinema as per display ad, New York Times, 26 June, 1973 ("New York  Premiere"). Top half of 2'),
('184619','bill featured The Innocent Abroad.'),
('184620',' Paramount distributed this film in the US and Australia (and  possibly Canada) as part of its kiddie matinee package to theatres  in the early 1970s.'),
('184621',' Used a couple of theater gimmicks. Whenever blood'),
('184622','curdling screams  occurred in the movie, hidden buzzers vibrated the seats. (This  feature was called "Percepto.") Shills planted in the audience let  out their own screams.'),
('184623',' The earliest film to depict an LSD trip.'),
('184624',' Director Lino Brocka (qv) was initially offered to do the movie.  Brocka wanted Hilda Koronel (qv) in the lead role. But Viva Films  could not wait for Hilda, who was then trimming down as she gained  so much weight at that time. Viva wanted to start the movie which  was part of its anniversary offering in 1985. The project went to  Leroy Salvador (qv) with Nora Aunor (qv) on the lead.'),
('184625',' Christopher De Leon (qv) was introduced in this movie.'),
('184626',' One of two films to win 11 FAMAS Awards. The second was  _Jose Rizal (1998)_ (qv).'),
('184627',' Ron Perlman (qv) also played the character of Cliff in the stage  version.'),
('184628',' Based on the stage play "Self Storage", directed by  Dan Lauria (qv), which played at The Odyssey Theatre, Los Angeles,  California (May 1990).'),
('184629',' The picture of Ron Perlman (qv) that Max and Tiger shows to people  when they are looking for him, is from 1990, when Perlman acted in  "Self Storage".'),
('184630',' Joe Pantoliano (qv) (who plays Arnie in the film) played the  role of Max in the stage version.'),
('184631',' On the wall of Bianca Castafiores dressing room can be seen a  poster for Teatro La Latina (a well'),
('184632','known theatre in Madrid,  property of Lina Morgan (qv)), announcing performances by, between  others, Antonio Casal (qv), Juanito Navarro (qv),  Marujita Díaz (qv) and Lina Morgan (qv) herself, all of them  well'),
('184633','known Spanish comedy or musical performers.'),
('184634',' The castle of Marlinspike (Moulinsard in French) is based on an  existing French castle: Cheverny, on the Loire river.  Unfortunatelly, the real castle has two extra towers on each side,  recently added. For the movie, they choosed the castle of  Ecquevilly, which was was at this time a sanatorium '),
('184635',' now the city  hall. Interestingly enough, two other movies took place in this  small city : "Les risques du metier" from André Cayatte (the school  is in fact the former city hall), and "The longest day" from Ken  Annakin.'),
('184636',' In an unusual use of special effects, Hergé (qv)s lips were  re'),
('184637','animated to fit some of the sound clips of his voice played in  the film.'),
('184638',' The dancing scenes were choreographed by former Balanchine  ballerina, Zippora Karz who also helped to ensure the costumes were  worn properly.'),
('184639',' The "thug" characters actually submitted to be in a low'),
('184640','budget  horror/slasher film and wound up being cast in this art house drama  instead.'),
('184641',' "Access Hollywood" producer Adam Jordan makes a cameo as the taxi  driver. He was asked to play the role after he had called in some  favors to shoot on the lot at Universal Studios for free.'),
('184642',' The first film to be shot partially on Super 16mm film and High  Definition.'),
('184643',' This film won the Southern California Motion Picture Councils  "Golden Halo Award" for Best Short Film of the Year (2006). Academy  Award winner Margaret OBrien presented the award to filmmaker Ford  Austin at the 70th Anniversary awards banquet which was held at the  Sportsmans Lodge in Studio City, California.'),
('184644',' The THUD sound system promo during the theater scene is a parody of  Lucasfilms famous THX promos, the slogan of which is "The Audience  is Listening".'),
('184645',' Sorrell Booke (qv)s last film.'),
('184646',' The final appearance of the Tiny Toon gang on TV, although Elmyra  later appeared in a short'),
('184647','lived spin'),
('184648','off, "Pinky, Elmyra, and The  Brain" (1998), and the gang has made some appearances in comic books  and video games.'),
('184649',' This special was the last time that Don Messick voiced Hamton J.  Pig. Messick died a little over two years after this special  premiered.'),
('184650',' The film remained in the can for about 11 months after filming had  completed.'),
('184651',' Released as a split reel along with the documentary  _British Columbia (1917)_ (qv) and the cartoon  _Canimated Nooz Pictorial, No. 25 (1917)_ (qv).'),
('184652',' This was PRCs last production.'),
('184653',' Berkeley Video and Film Festival 2005 '),
('184654',' Grand Festival Award '),
('184655','  Comedy'),
('184656',' Jeni Gallis first short film role.'),
('184657',' Influenced by silent films of Charles Chaplin and Buster Keaton  (Sage Drakes idols).'),
('184658',' The short film was made under $1,000.'),
('184659',' As Nan Astley explains to Florence Banner in the final episode,  "Tipping the Velvet" was a Victorian euphemism for cunnilingus.'),
('184660',' In an interview Keeley Hawes said that she and Rachel Stirling got  drunk before shooting the love scenes, but also said kissing a woman  was not much different than kissing a man.'),
('184661',' Author Sarah Waters was an extra in the film. She was a member of  the audience to one of the shows. On the DVD she can be seen as such  on the menu screen, and in the beginning of the movie when the  credit "Based on the novel by Sarah Waters" is shown.'),
('184662',' One of the songs in the film, "Following in Fathers Footsteps", was  originally performed by famous male impersonator Vesta Tilley in the  London halls of Victorian England, during the late 1800s, when  "Tipping the Velvet" is set.'),
('184663',' Based on the story of Gregorio del Pilar, Philippines youngest  military general and hero in the battle of Tirad Pass.'),
('184664',' Aga Muhlach (qv), the first choice for the job, turned down the  offer. Other actors being considered were Julio Diaz (I) (qv) and  Cesar Montaño (qv).'),
('184665',' Heirs of Gen. Gregorio H. del Pilar objected the casting of  Romnick Sarmenta (qv) to play the lead role. They considered  Romnick as unsuitable for the role, citing that the actor used to  star in bold movies. They said that it might tarnish the image of  the young general. But the producers maintained Romnick due to this  youthful resemblance to the real life general.'),
('184666',' The film was shot with hidden cameras to make it the film more  realistic. It was shot during the actual Quiapo Feast of San  Nazareno.'),
('184667',' Tirant Lo Blanc, by Joanot Martorell, is the most famous chivalric  romance in the Catalan language. It was written in the 15th century.  Miguel de Cervantes y Saavedra, author of the great Spanish classic  "Don Quixote", thought very highly of "Tirant", in contrast to his  unfavorable opinion of many other books of chivalry.'),
('184668',' The final shots are in color.'),
('184669',' André Mouezy'),
('184670','Eon was twenty and serving in the army when he wrote  "Tire au Flanc", a comedy so successful that, by 1950 it had been  played 20,000 times in France. Corrected and slightly modified by  André Sylvane (who downplayed the anti militarist tone of the third  act), the play was first produced at Théâtre Déjazet in Paris in  November 1904. 45 years later Mouëzy'),
('184671','Eon was given the opportunity  to play a part in the third movie version of "Tire'),
('184672','au'),
('184673','Flanc"  version.'),
('184674',' Biograph production number 3313.'),
('184675',' Released as a split reel along with the comedy  _Over the Chafing Dish (1911)_ (qv).'),
('184676',' Two performers in studio records and casting call lists were not  seen in the movie. These were Margaret Bert (qv) (Mrs. Phelps) and  Rudy Wissler (qv) (Newsboy). Jesse Arnold (qv) (Woman in Street)  is listed in a modern source, but she was not seen in the film.'),
('184677',' Spring Byington (qv) was listed as a cast member in a  pre'),
('184678','production item, but she also was not seen in the movie.'),
('184679',' This was the only Laurel and Hardy sequel: a follow'),
('184680','up to  _Them Thar Hills (1934)_ (qv).'),
('184681',' For a preview screening on 6 June 2000 in Atlanta, this movie was  transmitted in digital form from the studio, across the Internet, to  the digital projector at the theater. It never once touched film,  and was the first major Hollywood film to be publicly previewed that  way.'),
('184682',' When the drifter ship is first shown, its possible to see a Star  Wars Death Star attached to it on the lower part of the screen.'),
('184683',' Because Titan A.E. didnt do well at the box'),
('184684','office, 20th Century  Fox closed its animation studios in Arizona after only two feature  films, the other one was "Anastasia". Then Fox contacted Blue Sky  studios to produce animated films using 3D computer graphics such as  "Ice Age" or "Robots".'),
('184685',' The sinking scenes were filmed on board of the former luxury liner  CAP ARCONA. This boat was later used in 1945 to evacuate thousands  of prisoners of the concentration camp Neuengamme (near Hamburg) to  Denmark. The CAP ARCONA was accidentally bombed by Allied forces in  the bay of Luebeck. Only a few prisoners survived the sinking of the  ship. Most were killed on board or shot by SS'),
('184686','guards and Hitler  youth who took position on the beach not far from the sinking ship.'),
('184687',' Director Herbert Selpin (qv) was arrested by the Gestapo during  this films production, and German censors banned the film for its  scenes of panic and terror.'),
('184688',' This was Edmund Purdom (qv)s theatrical film debut in an  uncredited part as Second Officer Lightroller.'),
('184689',' The poem that Julia reads to Gifford is "When I was one'),
('184690','and'),
('184691','twenty",  number XIII by A.E. Housman (qv) from his book "A Shropshire Lad".'),
('184692',' The character of Maude Young, portrayed in this motion picture by  Thelma Ritter (qv), was obviously based upon Mrs. J.J. "Molly  Brown" of Denver, Colorado. Even though the actual names of some of  the other passengers were used in the film, Mrs. Browns was not;  nor does she appear in this production. It has been suggested that  there had occurred a dispute between 20th Century Fox and the Brown  estate over the use of Molly Browns character; hence, Molly Brown  of the Denver, Colorado silver mines became, for this motion  picture, Maude Young of the Montana lead mines.'),
('184693',' All navigational details of this film... conversations, incidents  and general data ... are taken verbatim from the published reports  of inquiries held in 1912 by the Congress of the United States and  the British Board of Trade.'),
('184694',' This is the first Titanic movie to show the ship splitting in two.'),
('184695',' The studios wanted McConaughey, Matthew (qv), but Cameron insisted  on DiCaprio, Leonardo (qv).'),
('184696',' Before announcing development of this film, director  James Cameron (I) (qv) shot footage of icebergs off Nova Scotia  under the pretence of making a film called "Planet Ice."'),
('184697',' When James Cameron (I) (qv) decided to include real footage of the  Titanics remains on the seabed, he did not want to simply shoot  from inside a submersible as had been done for the IMAX documentary  _Titanica (1995)_ (qv). To allow filming from outside the sub,  Camerons brother Mike Cameron (I) (qv) and Panavision developed a  deep'),
('184698','sea camera system capable of withstanding the 400 atmospheres  of pressure at that depth.'),
('184699',' The deep'),
('184700','sea camera held only 12 minutes worth of film, but each  dive took many hours. To make the best use of his resources,  James Cameron (I) (qv) had a 1/33 scale model of the wreck  constructed and used it to rehearse each dive. The Russian sub  operators would walk around the model ship holding model subs in  their hands as Cameron explained the shots he wanted.'),
('184701',' 12 dives were necessary. On the last two dives, shots were taken by  sending a remotely operated vehicle into the wreck;  James Cameron (I) (qv) had intended using this device only as a  prop.'),
('184702',' For some wreck interior shots, a set was constructed and submerged.'),
('184703',' James Cameron (I) (qv) went on the dives to the real Titanic  himself, and found it an overwhelming emotional experience to  actually see it. He ended up spending more time with the ship than  its living passengers did.'),
('184704',' Most of the decor on the ship '),
('184705',' from the carpet to the chandeliers '),
('184706','  was reconstructed by, or under the supervision of, the original  companies which furnished the Titanic.'),
('184707',' When Jack (Leonardo DiCaprio (qv)) is preparing to draw Rose  (Kate Winslet (qv)), he tells her to "Lie on that bed, uh I mean  couch." The line was scripted "Lie on that couch", but DiCaprio made  an honest mistake and James Cameron (I) (qv) liked it so much he  kept it in.'),
('184708',' The line "Im the king of the world!" was voted 100 in AFIs 100  Years 100 Quotes from the Movies.'),
('184709',' In 2007, the American Film Institute ranked this as the #83 Greatest  Movie of All Time. This was one of the newest entries on the list  (from films which were released between 1997 and 2005).'),
('184710',' The movies line "Im the king of the world!" was voted as the #4 of  "The 100 Greatest Movie Lines" by Premiere in 2007.'),
('184711',' Jack Davenport (qv) was considered for the role of Caledon Cal  Hockley but was deemed too young.'),
('184712',' The movies line "Im the king of the world" was voted as the #100  movie quote by the American Film Institute (out of 100).'),
('184713',' The scenes during which Thomas Andrews chastises Second Office  Charles Lightoller for sending the boats away without filling them  to capacity is the only scene in the entire film in which the  actors breath was not digitally added in later.'),
('184714',' Was the highest grossing film in Japan until Hayao Miyazakis  Spirted Away (2001) opened'),
('184715',' First movie to have a budget of $200,000,000.'),
('184716',' The engine room scenes were partially filmed aboard the WWII ship SS  Jeremiah OBrien. Smaller railings and catwalks were installed to  make the engines appear bigger.'),
('184717',' In real life there was concern that the davits might not be strong  enough to lower the boats fully loaded, although they had in fact  been tested under such a weight. The davits in the film, which can  be seen flexing under the weight, were made by the same company as  the real'),
('184718','life ones.'),
('184719',' The scene in which Rose meets Jack to thank him for saving her life  was improvised by the two actors at James Cameron (I) (qv)s  request, and the spitting scene was almost all ad'),
('184720','lib. Cameron also  credits Kate Winslet (qv) with writing the heart'),
('184721','wrenching "This  is where we first met" line during the final sinking, as well as  suggesting Rose spit in Cals face rather than (as scripted) jab him  with a hairpin.'),
('184722',' At the departure scene the extras were filmed on a green screen in a  parking lot.'),
('184723',' A model was used for the ship in the background during the poker  scene so the onlookers are missing'),
('184724',' Most of the ocean which extras were jumping into was 3 feet deep.'),
('184725',' When the scene where a wall of water bursts through a doorway was  first shot, James Cameron (I) (qv) said that the 40,000 gallons of  water dumped into the corridor set were not enough, and asked for  triple that amount. The set had to be rebuilt to stand up under the  additional weight of water.'),
('184726',' James Cameron (I) (qv) was adamant about not including any song in  the movie, even over the closing credits. Composer  James Horner (qv) secretly arranged with lyricist  Will Jennings (II) (qv) and singer Céline Dion (qv) to write "My  Heart Will Go On" and record a demo tape, which he then presented to  Cameron. The song won an Oscar.'),
('184727',' After a sizable publicity campaign was prepared, release was delayed  from summer to Christmas 1997 while postproduction (especially  special effects) took longer than anticipated.'),
('184728',' Production began on September 1st, 1995.'),
('184729',' The "full'),
('184730','size" ship exterior set was constructed in a tank on a  beach south of Rosarito, Baja California, Mexico. Construction  started on the 85th anniversary of the real Titanics launch '),
('184731',' May  31, 1996 (see also _Night to Remember, A (1958)_ (qv)). To reduce  costs, the number of instances of some repeated components (such as  windows) was reduced, and other parts (such as the funnels and  lifeboats) were built at 90% scale to produce the correct visual  appearance. The set was oriented to face into the prevailing wind so  that the smoke from the funnels would blow the right way.'),
('184732',' All the scenes where there is an exterior sunset shot were filmed at  the set in the Baja California, Mexico set.'),
('184733',' In the scene where the water comes crashing into the Grand Staircase  room, the film makers only had one shot at it because the entire set  and furnishings were going to be destroyed in the shot.'),
('184734',' In the scene in the beginning where the captain orders full'),
('184735','speed  ahead and the shot moves down into the boiler room, the set was  really just about three boilers but the film makers had huge mirrors  installed to visualize a great big long room. (In this scene you can  see workers shoving in coal, and about 20 feet down the room you can  see the mirror image of the workers).'),
('184736',' The only real decks were the boat deck and A deck, with a facade of  plating and lighted portholes completed only on the starboard side.  So many lights were required that cinematographer  Russell Carpenter (qv) commented: "And you walk inside, and 70  miles of one kind of cable and 70 miles of another kind all add up  to this Terry Gilliam (qv) vision of the telephone company of the  1950s."'),
('184737',' Only the starboard side of the exterior set was completed. In the  scenes portraying the ship at the Southampton dock, all shots were  reversed to give the appearance of the port side of the ship, as it  was actually docked in 1912. This required the painstaking  construction of reversed costumes and signage to complete the  illusion, which was achieved by reversing the image in  post'),
('184738','production. One cast member joked, "I wasnt dyslexic before  starting this show. I am now."'),
('184739',' The entire set was mounted on hydraulic jacks and could be tilted up  to 6° intact within the depth of the tank.'),
('184740',' To achieve tilt angles beyond 6°, the "underwater" parts of the  facade were simply detached from the set and the support structure  adjusted accordingly.'),
('184741',' After the ship breaks in half, the bow section sinks rapidly. To  film this, the full'),
('184742','size set was in fact divided into sections. But  the bow section would not sink fast enough, due to its own buoyancy  and the narrow clearance between it and the tank.  James Cameron (I) (qv) observed that once "Gods 10,000,000 kW  light" had risen they would have to wait until the next night, and  suggested sinking the set, letting the air space between the two  decks fill with water, then raising the set again and quickly  sinking it before the water ran out. This worked.'),
('184743',' The detached stern section of the full'),
('184744','size set was moved onto a  separate tilting platform which would allow it to be rapidly turned  vertical for the final phase of sinking. There were 10 takes, each  requiring 100 stunt players to fall from or along the set while  1,000 extras were attached to the railings by safety harnesses.'),
('184745',' In some shots the apparent tilt angle was steepened using various  tricks such as tilting the camera and horizon.'),
('184746',' Interior shots also involved hydraulically tilted sets in tanks (in  various studio soundstages).'),
('184747',' A 1/8 scale model of the ships stern was also used.'),
('184748',' Stuart, Gloria (qv), being only 86, was aged by makeup to play  Rose at age 101. She did not find this a pleasant experience.'),
('184749',' In preference to hiring new extras all the time and repeatedly  having to fit them for clothes and coach them in proper 1912  mannerisms, a group of 150 "core extras" was hired who would stay  with the picture through the entire production. They and other  performers learned proper 1912 behavior in a 3'),
('184750','hour course from  Lynne Hockney (qv), who was also the films choreographer. Hockney  also produced a video "Titanic Etiquette: A Time Travelers Guide",  which was then left playing continuously in the wardrobe department.'),
('184751',' On the final night of shooting in Nova Scotia, one or more  pranksters mixed PCP (angel dust) into the clam chowder served to  the cast and crew. 80 people were taken ill, many hospitalized with  hallucinations. Paxton, Bill (qv) felt listless for two weeks  after the incident.'),
('184752',' The last lines spoken by Old Rose, "He exists now only in my  memory," are also the last lines in the film  _Mad Max 2 (1981)_ (qv).'),
('184753',' The name of the character Caledon Hockley derives from two small  towns (Caledon and Hockley) near Orangeville, Ontario, Canada, where  James Cameron (I) (qv)s aunt and uncle live.'),
('184754',' In the scene where Jack and Rose are walking the deck and talking,  Rose calls herself a "poor little rich girl". Stuart, Gloria (qv),  who plays old Rose, was actually IN the film  _Poor Little Rich Girl (1936)_ (qv).'),
('184755',' Kate Winslet (qv) tells Billy Zane (qv), "Id rather be his  whore than your wife." This line was delivered earlier by  Peggy Lipton (qv) to Chris Mulkey (qv) in  _"Twin Peaks" (1990)_ (qv) '),
('184756',' in which Zane co'),
('184757','starred.'),
('184758',' The bedtime story the Irish mother tells her children is the story  of "The Children of Lir," an old Irish folktale about children  turned into swans. That is, unless its actually the story of "Tir  na nOg, Land of eternal youth and beauty", an Irish folktale where  no one ages.'),
('184759',' At $200 million, the movie cost more than the Titanic itself. The  cost to construct the ship in 1910'),
