('79286',' Co'),
('79287','stars Lahti, Christine (qv), Patinkin, Mandy (qv), and  Arkin, Adam (qv) all played doctors on  _"Chicago Hope" (1994)_ (qv).'),
('79288',' This movie is based on the real life story of Edward Rosenbaum, MD.  Dr Rosenbaum wrote an autobiography of his experience entitled "A  Taste of My Own Medicine: When the Doctor Becomes the Patient". This  book formed the basis for the movie and is presently out'),
('79289','of'),
('79290','print.'),
('79291',' Dr. Edward Rosenbaum has a cameo as himself in the movie.'),
('79292',' Included with the PAL (Europe/Australia) PlayStation 2 release of  _Metal Gear Solid 2: Substance (2002) (VG)_ (qv).'),
('79293',' Footage from _Dawn of the Dead (1978)_ (qv) contains dialogue not  found in the theatrical cut or the directors cut.'),
('79294',' While editing the movie, the creators discovered that 10% of the  negative from the original footage, including 66 shots, had  disappeared. When the filmmakers didnt get a response from the New  York school of visual arts, director Roy Frumkes (qv) resorted to  contacting a psychic therapist (Nancy Orlen Weber) to see if she  could help. Though she suspected most of the missing film had been  maliciously destroyed, she did pick up on the fact one small roll of  film had been misplaced at the Technicolor laboratory. It was not  until years later a can of film resurfaced, where it had been stored  under the wrong title was the film finally edited and put on the  market.'),
('79295',' This is a collection of 12 short movies, but there is a 13th movie  which is missing and seems to be lost.'),
('79296',' The film was shot in 1940 but not released in occupied France as it  featured the (Jewish) actor Hugo Haas (qv). It was only released  after the war (May 1945).'),
('79297',' The title is the sound Rokkuchan makes as he drives his imaginary  trolley through the slums.'),
('79298',' Often'),
('79299','quoted running time of 244 minutes for original Japanese  version is actually based on a misprint. Original running time was  140 minutes.'),
('79300',' The movie was made as the first feature of the Committee of the Four  Knights, a group founded by four of Japans greatest directors:  Akira Kurosawa (qv), Keisuke Kinoshita (qv),  Masaki Kobayashi (I) (qv) and Kon Ichikawa (qv). According to a  interview with Ichikawa, they wanted their first picture to be a  hit. When this film told a story deemed too depressing and was  subsequently a failure with audiences, the group disbanded and never  made another film. The movies failure also contributed to  Kurosawas suicide attempt one year later.'),
('79301',' The artist chased off the trolley tracks by Rokkuchan is played by  Akira Kurosawa himself (uncredited).'),
('79302',' The man Flynn throws through the window of the barbershop was none  other than his pal and long'),
('79303','time drinking companion, stuntman,  Buster Wiles (qv).'),
('79304',' For the role of "Bear" Williams, Reegus Flenory (qv) gained 50  lbs. and then took the weight back off after filming.'),
('79305',' For the role of Big Marcus, Kyle Kellerman (qv) gained almost 80  lbs., and then took the weight back off after filming.'),
('79306',' The film was named after the projects in Nashville, Tennessee that  are known as "Dodge City" because of all the gunplay that goes on  there.'),
('79307',' This documentary is featured on the DVD for  _Dodge City (1939)_ (qv), released in 2005.'),
('79308',' Ben Stiller (qv) broke three cameras in succession filming one  scene, and even hit his wife Christine Taylor (I) (qv) in the face  once.'),
('79309',' SPOILER: The words "Deus Ex Machina" are written on the side of the  treasure chest at the end of the movie.'),
('79310',' Adult dodgeball leagues began to spring up across the country around  the time of the films release. Cast member Gary Cole (I) (qv) was  even invited to a tournament in Chicago.'),
('79311',' The climatic final battle is between Average Joes and the Globo Gym  Purple Cobras, or in other words "Joes vs. Cobras." This is a  reference to the 80s toys and cartoon _"G.I. Joe" (1985)_ (qv),  which featured an ongoing battle between the heroic G.I. Joe team  and the evil terrorist organization Cobra. The Globo Gym Purple  Cobras logo is of a similar design to that of the evil Cobra  organization (though its purple, not red).'),
('79312',' Rawson Marshall Thurber (qv) thought Justin Long (I) (qv) was so  funny in _Galaxy Quest (1999)_ (qv) that he wrote the part of Justin  just for him.'),
('79313',' Peter La Fleurs line "You had me at blood and semen" is a reference  to _Jerry Maguire (1996)_ (qv) where Dorothy says, "You had me at  hello."'),
('79314',' Brigitte Nielsen (qv) was briefly considered for the role of Fran.'),
('79315',' After the credit, when the extremely obese White does a little dance  to Kelis (qv) Milkshake song, its a reference to viral video  clip that circulated on the internet of an extremely large black  woman doing the same dance.'),
('79316',' In the US, the film is promoted with the tagline "Grab life by the  ball". In foreign markets such as the UK and Australia, this is  changed to the more risqué "Grab life by the balls".'),
('79317',' EASTER EGG: On the Special Features section on the DVD, if you click  on the Globogym logo at the bottom, you will see a short video with  White Goodman talking about easter eggs on the DVD. He tells you  that if you press enter every time he snaps his fingers youll see  an easter egg. These "Easter Eggs" are deleted scenes not included  with those in the Special Features. There are 4 White Goodman finger  snaps in the movie. The first comes as he gets into the tanning bed,  the next when he sends the lawyer out of his office, the next as he  motions for Meshell to pick him up from Kates porch, and the last  when He motions Meshell to give him the contract for Peter to sign  at the hotel room in Vegas.'),
('79318',' There is another finger snap by Ben Stiller (qv) as the Cobras  leave the Dirty Sanchez.'),
('79319',' Another easter egg/finger snap is after the scene in White Goodmans  office where he asks Kate out. He snaps for Meshell. When you press  enter, it cuts to a clip of the dodgeball game and then a fat Ben  Stiller(qv) says, "You found it."'),
('79320',' Gary Cole (I) (qv) and Jason Bateman (qv) had to keep redoing  their voice recordings for the dodgeball matches because everyone  kept changing stuff in the script during the shoots.'),
('79321',' Justin Long (I) (qv)s eyebrow was actually cut open by the first  wrench thrown at him. All the wrenches thrown were made of rubber,  but the first was harder than all the others.'),
('79322',' Ben Stiller (qv) and Christine Taylor (I) (qv) had an  18'),
('79323','month'),
('79324','old baby at home while shooting this film. Taylor was so  exhausted from taking care of the baby that she often dozed off in  between takes.'),
('79325',' According to the directors commentary on the DVD,  Rawson Marshall Thurber (qv) wrote the parts of Peter La Fleur,  White Goodman, and Justin with Vince Vaughn (qv),  Ben Stiller (qv), and Justin Long (I) (qv) respectively in mind.'),
('79326',' The entire cast practiced playing dodgeball about a month before  filming began.'),
('79327',' According to many cast members, the hardest part of filming the  dodgeball scenes was not flinching when they knew they were about to  be hit by a ball.'),
('79328',' DIRCAMEO(Rawson Marshall Thurber (qv)): the guy who throws the  drink at Steve the Pirate on the Vegas strip.'),
('79329',' Many studios including Dreamworks and MGM passed on this film. Fox  finally agreed when Ben Stiller (qv) reduced his salary to well  under $1 million. As of March 2005, the film has grossed over $124  million when it only cost $23 millions to make.'),
('79330',' Norm MacDonald can be seen in some of the Globo Gym scenes. One is  in the Globo Gym commercial. He is in the background working out. At  one point he is talking to some girl who is working out and it looks  like hes hitting on her.'),
('79331',' Calling ESPN 8 "The Ocho" is a reference to the fact that when ESPN  2 was still a relatively young network, at least one of the  announcers referred to it as "The Deuce".'),
('79332',' In the climactic scene of the final Dodgeball match TV announcer  Cotton McKnight uses the term "Down goes Goodman! Down goes  Goodman!" This is a reference to Howard Cosell (qv)s famous call  from the Heavyweight 1973 championship fight between  George Foreman (qv) and Joe Frazier (qv) in which he yelled,  "Down goes Frazier! Down goes Frazier!"'),
('79333',' When the Average Joes are in the locker room waiting for their  teammates before the final match, all the players are wearing pants  except Christine Taylor who is wearing shorts. Listening to the DVD  commentary you hear that she had pants but refused to wear them  because she thought they were too ugly and unflattering.'),
('79334',' The DVD contains a fake commentary where the director and two main  actors do nothing but fight, and claim to hate each other, before  storming out 40 minutes on. The commentary is then replaced with the  commentary for Theres Something About Mary. The real commentary  is on the DVD as an easter egg.'),
('79335',' The name of the Bar where the confrontation between White Goodmans  team and Average Joes occurs "The Dirty Sanchez" refers to a  deviant sexual practice.'),
('79336',' In the end of the movie, ESPN 8 announcer Cotton McKnight says "Do  you believe in improbabilities? Yes!" This comment is a play on the  famous exclamation by Al Michaels when the USA beat Russia in hockey  at the 1980 Olympics, "Do you believe in miracles? Yes!".'),
('79337',' At the end of the movie, just before the closing credits Justin  Longs character is seen rubbing Julie Gonzalos belly indicating  that she may be pregnant.'),
('79338',' In the original ending, the Average Joes lose the final game at the  end. This was changed because test audiences wanted a happy ending.  This is also the reason why a fat White Goodman complains about the  cliché happy ending after the end credits.'),
('79339',' When Troop 417 first appears, the music heard is the old theme music  for WWE/ECW wrestler Bob Holly.'),
('79340',' This film was selected to the National Film Registry, Library of  Congress, in 1990.'),
('79341',' The play opened on Broadway in New York City, New York, USA on 24  February 1934 and had 315 performances. Walter Huston (qv),  Harlan Briggs (qv) and Charles Halton (qv) originated their  movie roles in the play, but Haltons footage was cut from the final  print. Also in the opening night cast were Fay Bainter (qv) as  Fran Dodsworth, Hal K. Dawson (qv), Beatrice Maude (qv) (also in  the movie), Ivan Miller (qv), Kent Smith (I) (qv),  Ninetta Sunderland (qv) (Hustons real'),
('79342','life wife) and  Frederick Worlock (qv).'),
('79343',' David Mamet, in his book "Bambi vs. Godzilla", sites this film as  one of his favorites.'),
('79344',' Biograph production number 2326.'),
('79345',' Al Pacino (qv) and Chris Sarandon (I) (qv)s phone conversation  was improvised.'),
('79346',' John Cazale (qv)s role as Sal was originally intended for an  18'),
('79347','year'),
('79348','old, which was the age of the real Sal.'),
('79349',' Frank Pierson (I) (qv) wrote his Oscar'),
('79350','winning script around only  12 sequences.'),
('79351',' Based on the real'),
('79352','life story of John Wojtowicz, who attempted to rob  a Chase Manhattan bank branch in Flatbush, Brooklyn, New York on 22  August 1972. He and Salvatore Naturile held nine bank employees  hostage for over 14 hours. Wojtowicz was trying to get money for his  lover, Ernest Aron, to have a sex change operation. Naturale was  killed in the standoff and Wojtowicz received 20 years in a federal  penitentiary. Wojtowicz was paid $7,500 plus one percent of the net  movie profits for the movie rights for his story. He gave $2,500 to  Aron to have the operation. Aron had the surgery and changed her  name to Liz Eden. She died of AIDS in 1987. Wojtowicz was released  from prison after serving seven years.'),
('79353',' The real bank robber (John Wojtowicz) had watched  _Godfather, The (1972)_ (qv) the day he robbed the Chase Manhattan  bank to get ideas. Both Al Pacino (qv) and John Cazale (qv) were  in "The Godfather".'),
('79354',' The real robbers got $213,000 in the robbery.'),
('79355',' After the initial title sequence (Elton John (qv), "Amoreena")  there is no background or incidental music on the soundtrack.'),
('79356',' The outdoor sequences were actually filmed in cold weather. So that  their breath would not be visible, the actors placed ice in their  mouths before each take.'),
('79357',' In the original script, Sonny and his trans'),
('79358','sexual lover were  supposed to take part in a scene outside the bank in which a  heart'),
('79359','felt goodbye was to take place along with a kiss.  Al Pacino (qv) refused to do this, claiming it would take away  from the phone conversation between Sonny and Leon.  Frank Pierson (I) (qv) was forced to make appropriate changes.  This resulted in the just telephone conversation instead.'),
('79360',' Halfway through the production, Al Pacino (qv) collapsed from  exhaustion and had to be hospitalized for a short time. After  production was completed, he decided to stop doing films for a while  and return to stage work.'),
('79361',' Al Pacino (qv)s performance as Sonny Wortzik is ranked #4 on  Premiere Magazines 100 Greatest Performances of All Time (2006).'),
('79362',' The movies line "Attica! Attica!" was voted as the #86 movie quote  by the American Film Institute (out of 100).'),
('79363',' SPOILER: Even though this film is about a bank robbery, and has  several firearms throughout the whole film, only two shots are  fired. The first is when Sonny (Al Pacino (qv)) shoots his rifle  at a window to scare off the police that are trying to go around the  back of the bank. The second and final one is at the end when Murphy  (Lance Henriksen (qv)) shoots Sal (John Cazale (qv)) in the  head, resulting to his death.'),
('79364',' The entire film is mostly improvised, though around the script.  After rehearsing the script for weeks with his cast,  Sidney Lumet (qv) took the improvisations that were made while  rehearsing and made that the official screenplay.'),
('79365',' The gun that Sonny uses in the bank robbery is a Sturm Ruger Mini  14. The gun went into production in 1974, one year before the movie  was released, but two years after the real event took place.'),
('79366',' German'),
('79367','produced documentary short released under the series title  "MGM Oddities" in the US.'),
('79368',' A documentary in the Outdoor Sketches series.'),
('79369',' Released as a split reel along with the documentary  _Sun and the Rain, The (1928)_ (qv).'),
('79370',' This film won Best Short Film, Best Cinematography and the overall  Audience Award at the Southern Exposure Film Forum in 2005.'),
('79371',' This is one of the two Our Gang episodes that Scotty Becket (Scotty  in Our Gang 1934'),
('79372','35) would return.'),
('79373',' Filmed on location in the former Yugoslavia in August 1963,  Jayne Mansfield (qv) was then four months pregnant with her  daughter Mariska Hargitay (qv) (costumes carefully conceal Jaynes  slightly protruding tummy).'),
('79374',' Won "Best Mockumentary" at the 2nd Annual Georgetown Independent  Film Festival in Washington, D.C.'),
('79375',' Mike Dobbins was discovered by Jonathan Zames on a subway one month  before the beginning of principal photography.'),
('79376',' Shohid Shahidullh is a real peanut vendor who works in New Yorks  garment district.'),
('79377',' One of the 50 films in the 4'),
('79378','disk boxed DVD set called "Treasures  from American Film Archives (2000)", compiled by the National Film  Preservation Foundation from 18 American film archives. This film  was preserved by the Library of Congress. This version has a piano  music score and runs 4 minutes.'),
('79379',' This was a winner of Kevin Spaceys 3rd Triggerstreet.com On'),
('79380','Line  Short Film Festival and enjoyed a Special Screening at the 2004  Sundance Film Festival.'),
('79381',' Filmmakers Craig Macnaughton and Chris McCawley were nominated for  the 2004 Budweiser Filmmaker Discovery Award for this short film and  profiled in Vanity Fair (March 2004) where they said "Sweet, clever  and utterly unique, Dog Given Rights is a grand achievement for  these two talented professionals..."'),
('79382',' This short was produced from script to screen in only two weeks for  NYC Midnight Movie Making Madness 2003 which the assigned genre  "musical" and theme "animal rights".'),
('79383',' The big dance number was choreographed by Jennifer Helland, and  performed by "The Dogville Dancers" '),
('79384',' Deborah Axelrod, Erica  Bletsoe, Lara Ebata, Jennifer Fell, Natalie Fullerton, Alison Hood,  Bruno Miguel, Jonathan Pinksen, Regina Radisic, Emma Romerein, Joel  S. Silver, Laura Swan, Marlee Cargill, Cathy Gordon, Christina Jol  and Lindsay Milakovic.'),
('79385',' The songs were written by Joel S. Silver and Chris McCawley with  help from "The Dogville Singers" '),
('79386',' Chris McCawley, Joel S. Silver,  Chris Clattenburg, Jeanie Calija, Christina Jol, T. Dean Baldwin,  Greg Fisher, Jennifer Helland and Derek Treffry.'),
('79387',' By accident, no sound was recorded during shooting. So all dialogue  had to be dubbed in post, including director Drew Pierce voicing  Beber, Dave (qv)s first two lines.'),
('79388',' In one scene in the movie, Andy goes into a bar with a bicycle  wheel, saying that someone had stolen the rest of his bike. Director  and co'),
('79389','star Bruce McCulloch once performed a skit on "Kids in the  Hall" where he played a man whos bicycle wheel had been stolen, but  the rest of the bike had been left behind.'),
('79390',' In the scene where the personal ads are being read, they refer to  the 51" man as having the saddest name in the world. The mans name  is Owen, which is Luke Wilsons brothers name.'),
('79391',' Set in Scotland but filmed in Luxemborg.'),
('79392',' The piece that Megan plays on the piano halfway through the film is  Debussys "Clair de Lune", roughly translatable as "moonbeam". The  link is obvious, but is possibly also a nod to  _American Werewolf in London, An (1981)_ (qv), the soundtrack of  which consisted purely of songs with "moon" in the title.'),
('79393',' One of the soldiers in this movie is called Bruce Campbell, a  reference to _Evil Dead, The (1981)_ (qv) (Bruce Campbell (I) (qv)  is the actor who portrayed its hero Ash and the film seems to have  partially inspired the plot of _Dog Soldiers (2002)_ (qv)).'),
('79394',' Near the start of the film, they discover the tracking chip in their  radio and someone mentions the Kobayashi Maru scenario, originally  in _Star Trek: The Wrath of Khan (1982)_ (qv).'),
('79395',' The G3 rifle used by Spoon and later Terry didnt work properly when  firing blanks. During some scenes in the house, you can see Terry  manually working the bolt to chamber the next round.'),
('79396',' In the scene where Wells asks Cooper to knock him out,  Kevin McKidd (qv) (Cooper) throws a stage punch the first time,  but misjudges the distance of the second and catches  Sean Pertwee (qv) (Wells) on the nose. Pertwee didnt feel the  punch however as he really was drunk for that scene.'),
('79397',' Sean Pertwee (qv)s character "Sgt. Harry G. Wells" is named after  H.G. Wells, one of writer/director Neil Marshall (I) (qv)s  favorite authors.'),
('79398',' There is very little CGI used in the movie because the people  involved in the filming believed that CGI was being over'),
('79399','used at the  time and that it would take viewers out of the movie because they  would be focused on how the special effects looked rather than the  story, thus the werewolves are animatronics and body suits with  stilts.'),
('79400',' Being Scottish, Kevin McKidd (qv) who plays Cooper spotted that  there is nowhere in Scotland that is a four hour drive from anywhere  as mentioned in the film, but chose not to say anything.'),
('79401',' The film makes several references to _Zulu (1964)_ (qv). Theres the  choral music featured in Zulu when Spoon is talking about Rorkes  drift, and "Dog Soldiers" Sgt. Wells paraphrases "Zulus" Colour  Sgt. Bournes "be quiet now will you, theres a good gentleman,  youll upset the lads" when talking to Ryan.'),
('79402',' The movie probably takes place on the 1 and 2 September 2001, as  England did indeed beat Germany 5 '),
('79403',' 1 on the night of the 1st. Those  nights were indeed full moons.'),
('79404',' Jason Statham (qv) was originally the top runner for playing the  part of Cooper, but he had to back down at the last minute to do  John Carpenter (I) (qv)s _Ghosts of Mars (2001)_ (qv).'),
('79405',' Simon Pegg (qv) was offered a part in the film, but turned it down  after Edgar Wright (qv) asked him to save his first horror role  for _Shaun of the Dead (2004)_ (qv).'),
('79406',' The insurance did not cover the actors jumping out of the helicopter  early in the film. As most of the crew were ex'),
('79407','army they jumped out  of it instead. The crew also doubled up as Sgt Wells soldiers for  some of the tabbing shots.'),
('79408',' This film was selected to the National Film Registry, Library of  Congress, in 1992.'),
('79409',' The first appearance of Spike (called "Bull Dog" in this cartoon).'),
('79410',' The first time Tom and Jerry teamed together and rescued each other  once, after Spike chased each of them, one at a time.'),
('79411',' Vitaphone production reels #99A'),
('79412','100A.'),
('79413',' A contemporary news item listed Henry Kolker (qv) in the cast, but  he never appeared.'),
('79414',' The dog who played the title role of "The Dog of Flanders" (named  Patrasche in the movie '),
('79415',' the same name Peter Paul Reubens named his  dog) is the same dog who played the title role in "Old Yeller".'),
('79416',' There are several Lassie connections in this film. The dog trainer  on this movie is Frank Weatherwax, the brother of Lassies trainer,  Rudd Weatherwax. Donald Crisp,who plays David Ladds grandfather  here, played the father in "Lassie Come Home" (1942)and had roles in  three "Lassie" movies. Crisp was also James Brown, the kirk yard  keeper, in Disneys Greyfriars Bobby: The True Story of a Dog  (1961).'),
('79417',' Jack Warden replaced Jason Robards.'),
('79418',' National Finalist in the 1999 National Childrens Film Festival in  the Middle School Category.'),
('79419',' Based on the short story "The Dog of Pompeii" by Louis Untermeyer.  In his original story, the dog was named Bimbo instead of Zeus.'),
('79420',' Richard Mulligan (qv)s final on'),
('79421','screen role.'),
('79422',' This was Charles Chaplin (qv)s first film for First National  Films.'),
('79423',' Sydney Chaplin (Charles Chaplins brother), played a small role in  this film, and it was the first time the two brothers were on screen  together.'),
('79424',' Released as a split reel along with the cartoon  _Victorious Jockey, The (1915)_ (qv).'),
('79425',' Given a theatrical release in just two cinemas in the USA, it went  straight to video in the UK.'),
('79426',' River Phoenix (qv)s marine haircut (called a "high'),
('79427','and'),
('79428','tight")  was deemed so unflattering that Warner Bros. requested highlights be  added to Phoenixs hair to soften the young actors appearance.'),
('79429',' The character of Rose was originally supposed to be markedly  overweight, but Lili Taylor (qv) made such an impression on  director Nancy Savoca that the diminutive actress eventually won the  part. Taylor did, however, gain 12 lbs. for the role and wore  padding underneath her clothing.'),
('79430',' To prepare to play the Four Bs, a close group of marines, River  Phoenix (Birdlace), Richard Panebianco (Berzin), Mitchell Whitfield  (Benjamin), and Anthony Clark (Oakie) were sent for a week of  simulated boot camp, run by retired U.S. Marine Corps Captain Dale  Dye.'),
('79431',' The shooting location was the Knightsbridge Theatre, the same  theatre which put on a production of "Doggs Hamlet, Cahoots  Macbeth" in 2000.'),
('79432',' The dogs were not trained, they just happened to film all their  parts right on cue naturally! Pumpkin Patch is Hollys dog. Robby  belonged to one of the producers. Holly King (qv) was made famous  by her stint on the hit reality show Big Brother.  Rebecca Michael  (qv) does mostly stand up and writing in Los  Angeles.'),
('79433',' Doggie Bag was featured by myspace as a top video for over a week  and was watched by over 91,000 people worldwide on myspace. Doggie  Bag was also featured in the Los Angeles International Short Film  Festival. Rebecca Michael is also a stand up at comedy clubs. Doggie  Bag was signed into distribution by Liquid Danno Prods. to be  featured through Blip TVs networks in 2007.'),
('79434',' The role of God was originally written for Hunter, Holly (qv), who  passed. Even so, they kept the reference to _Piano, The (1993)_ (qv)  in the script.'),
('79435',' Albert Brooks (I) (qv) was offered the role of Cardinal Glick.'),
('79436',' Joey Lauren Adams (qv) was considered for the role of Bethany.'),
('79437',' Emma Thompson (I) (qv) was going to appear in the film as God, but  she backed out before filming began in order to have a baby.'),
('79438',' The role of Loki was written for Lee, Jason (I) (qv), but  scheduling conflicts forced him to take on the smaller role of  Azrael and Damon, Matt (qv) took over as Loki.'),
('79439',' Morissette, Alanis (qv) was originally meant to play the leading  role of Bethany Sloan, but was unable to because of her 1998'),
('79440','99  world tour. By the time she was able to work on the film, the role  had been cast so she was offered the chance to play God as  compensation.'),
('79441',' Kevin Smith (I) (qv) wrote this screenplay before he wrote  _Clerks. (1994)_ (qv), but shelved it because he wanted to do it  with proper special effects.'),
('79442',' DIRTRADE(Kevin Smith (I) (qv)): [star wars]: After meeting with  Bethany, Jay says "Its like Im Han, youre Chewie, shes Ben  Kenobi and were in that fucked'),
('79443','up bar!"'),
('79444',' DIRTRADE(Kevin Smith (I) (qv)): [star wars]: The scene transitions  are done in the same way as the Star Wars movies, wiping instead of  just cutting to the next scene.'),
('79445',' While in production the projects name was Bearclaw.'),
('79446',' The exterior of The Bootlegger bar was shot in Highlands, NJ,  Kevin Smith (I) (qv)s home town.'),
('79447',' There were eight different versions of the script and not one of  them, including the shooting script, ever had anything about God  cleaning up at the end. Kevin Smith (I) (qv) had what he called an  epiphany at the last minute. There had been a number of delays in  shooting the scene, and the church eventually asked Smith to clean  up the street. He chose to immediately clean up the street and add  God cleaning up rather than disappoint the very accommodating  church.'),
('79448',' On the train when Silent Bob grabs Bartleby, he yells, Schueler Bob?  Ill get you for this Schueler Bob! Ben Affleck (qv) ad'),
('79449','libbed the  line, much to the amusement of the cast and crew, intending it to be  Silent Bob in German. Kevin Smith (I) (qv) left it in even though  Schueler is actually German for pupil.'),
('79450',' In the opening sequence at the airport, Gwyneth Paltrow (qv) was  sitting a couple of seats away from Ben Affleck (qv). She is never  seen however, and was only there because Affleck had invited her to  the set that day as a friend.'),
('79451',' This is the fourth film in Kevin Smith (I) (qv)s intricately  interconnected View Askewniverse series (the others being  _Clerks. (1994)_ (qv), _Mallrats (1995)_ (qv),  _Chasing Amy (1997)_ (qv),  _Jay and Silent Bob Strike Back (2001)_ (qv) and  _Clerks II (2006)_ (qv)). The movies are all linked by characters,  themes and events and each contains numerous references to the  others.'),
('79452',' According to Kevin Smith (I) (qv), his first choice for the role  of Bethany was Gillian Anderson (I) (qv).'),
('79453',' DIRTRADE(Kevin Smith (I) (qv)): [hockey]: The Stygian Triplets  wield hockey sticks and wear in'),
('79454','line skates.'),
('79455',' When Azrael is urging Silent Bob to use the golf club on him, he  repeats lines from _Howling, The (1981)_ (qv): Go ahead, take it.  Consider it a gift. Take it, bright boy.'),
('79456',' Bartleby says, "Mr. McGee, dont make me angry. You wouldnt like me  when Im angry." This is a quote from the title sequence of the TV  series _"Incredible Hulk, The" (1978)_ (qv).'),
('79457',' After God heals Bethany, Metatron says, She can rebuld you, She has  the technology. She can make you better, stronger, faster... , a  reference to the _"Six Million Dollar Man, The" (1974)_ (qv).'),
('79458',' There are several references to George Carlin (qv), including the  name Rufus (his character from  _Bill & Teds Excellent Adventure (1989)_ (qv) and  _Bill & Teds Bogus Journey (1991)_ (qv)) and quotes from his  stand'),
('79459','up act.'),
('79460',' When Azrael takes Bartleby and Loki to the toy store, Madman toys  can be seen behind Azrael. Madman is a comic book character created  by Mike Allred (qv), who did the pencils for the comic book pages  used in Kevin Smith (I) (qv)s _Chasing Amy (1997)_ (qv).'),
('79461',' The Buddy Christ statue that was used in the film is on display (as  of mid'),
('79462','2001) at Jay and Silent Bobs Secret Stash, a comic book  store in Red Bank, New Jersey owned by Kevin Smith (I) (qv).'),
('79463',' Several versions of the script had much less couth dialogue for the  conversation between Loki and the nun. Originally, he told her to  take the money she was collecting and get a nice piece of ass; this  was changed for the movie to a nice dress. The original was a  reference to the book/movie _Fletch (1985)_ (qv).'),
('79464',' All angels are identically dressed except for the color of their  clothes.'),
('79465',' The film was picketed by Roman Catholic groups, most notably the  Catholic League.'),
('79466',' Unbeknown to protesters, Kevin Smith (I) (qv) joined one of the  Catholic groups that protested his film. He managed to get  interviewed by a reporter who recognized him, though Smith managed  to stay incognito by giving his friends name as his own (Bryan  Johnson; also present at the protest rally) and telling her that he  is often mistaken for the _Clerks. (1994)_ (qv) director. During the  interview Smith (as Johnson) also made the comment that he kind of  liked his [Kevin Smiths] first film.'),
('79467',' Kevin Smith (I) (qv) gave himself a puppeteers credit under the  name Kevin P. Smith. This was for helping out with the handling of  the wings in various scenes.'),
('79468',' The hoods worn around the neck of the three angels in the film,  Metatron (Alan Rickman (qv)), Bartleby (Ben Affleck (qv)) and  Loki (Matt Damon (qv)) represent their haloes.'),
('79469',' The very distinctive typeface used in the logotype of the films  title and elsewhere is called Exocet Light, and is licensed by  Emigre Graphics in Northern California.'),
('79470',' Holtzman, Robert (qv), the films production designer who also  appears as a police officer, also has a character named after him:  Mr. Holtzman in the boardroom scene.'),
('79471',' DIRTRADE(Kevin Smith (I) (qv)): [jaws]: In the DVD Special Edition  there is a cut scene where Jay (Jason Mewes (qv)) puts on Cardinal  Glicks (George Carlin (qv)) hat and walks back and forth behind a  screen so that all you see is the hat, looking like a sharks fin.'),
('79472',' DIRTRADE(Kevin Smith (I) (qv)): [comic books]: One of the Stygian  triplets wears a Hellboy t'),
('79473','shirt, Bartleby says You wouldnt like me  when Im angry in reference to the Hulk, Madman toys appear in the  toy store.'),
('79474',' Jay and Silent Bob state that they were on a search for the  fictional town of Shermer, Illinois, referenced in  John Hughes (I) (qv)s movies. Rufus later reveals a secret from  Bethanys past about a boy named Brian Johnson, which is the same  name as a character from the John Hughes film  _Breakfast Club, The (1985)_ (qv) set in Shermer.'),
('79475',' Both Bill Murray (I) (qv) and Adam Sandler (I) (qv) were  considered for the role of Azrael.'),
('79476',' Following several unsatisfactory takes of Jays reaction to the  result of the God/Bartleby confrontation, Kevin Smith (I) (qv)  simply told Jason Mewes (qv) to do it like Daffy Duck.'),
('79477',' The Mooby restaurants playground was created especially for the  movie '),
('79478',' its shaped like a giant meat grinder.'),
('79479',' Alanis Morissette (qv) was originally going to reply to Bethanys  "Why are we here?" question by saying, "Plastics," and tweaking her  nose.'),
('79480',' The boardroom massacre was supposed to be a John Woo (I) (qv)'),
('79481','type  action sequence (hence the big stunt guys in suits) but  Kevin Smith (I) (qv) decided to change it at the last minute.'),
('79482',' When they heard Alan Rickman (qv) was a _Chasing Amy (1997)_ (qv)  fan, Kevin Smith (I) (qv) and Scott Mosier (qv) felt confident  enough to ask him to play Metatron. He read the script and came back  with only two questions: 1) would we stay faithful to the script,  and 2) are the wings real or CGI?'),
('79483',' The character of Gov. Dalton '),
('79484',' played by a different actress '),
('79485',' was  originally in the original version of Kevin Smith (I) (qv)s  _Mallrats (1995)_ (qv), but was cut from that movie.'),
('79486',' Bartelby and Lokis address in Milwakee is 345 Redemption Blvd. This  can be seen on the envelope containing the newspaper clipping in the  airport scene.'),
('79487',' Silent Bob speaks a total of three words in the movie: "No ticket"  on the train; and "Thanks" after Rufus (Chris Rock (I) (qv)) was  talking to Jay before going back to heaven.'),
('79488',' Smith originally wrote an early draft of the film in the early'),
('79489','90s  and planned on shooting it after _Clerks. (1994)_ (qv), hence the  inclusion of that movies end credits: Jay and Silent Bob will  return in _Dogma (1999)_ (qv). However, he found himself unhappy  with the early version of the script and decided instead to not  pursue the project until he became a better filmmaker.'),
('79490',' Kevin Smith (I) (qv) pursued Robert Rodriguez (I) (qv) to direct  the film. Rodriguez enjoyed the script but, in seeing how personal  the story was, insisted that Smith himself direct.'),
('79491',' Among the numerous (reportedly eight) drafts of the script written,  the controversy and protests of the film were based on the third  draft which was transcribed and placed on the internet by an unknown  source.'),
('79492',' Silent Bob is seen reading USA Today. Kevin Smith (I) (qv) met his  wife while she was interviewing him for an article she was writing  for USA Today.'),
('79493',' Footage of the exterior shot of the train scene was recycled from  the movie _Narrow Margin (1990)_ (qv).'),
('79494',' According to Kevin Smith (I) (qv) on his DVD commentary  Linda Fiorentino (qv) was very difficult to work with and on some  days in fact wasnt even speaking to him. In retrospect Smith says  he wishes he offered the role to Janeane Garofalo (qv) instead.'),
('79495',' Shannen Doherty (qv), who played Renee in _Mallrats (1995)_ (qv),  wanted the role of Bethany Sloane'),
('79496',' When Loki is seen for the first time, he convinces a nun to start  living an atheist life. After the news report, when Loki and  Bartleby are talking about passing through the arch, the same nun  can be seen in the background walking out of a café, drunk, followed  by a café employee who tries to take her pint of beer away from her.'),
('79497',' After Silent Bob brings Bethany back to the church, the Metatron  says "Wax on. Wax off," and then God vigorously rubs her hands  together and holds them over Bethany. These are references to  _Karate Kid, The (1984)_ (qv).'),
('79498',' An Out'),
('79499','take during the end credits shows a bed'),
('79500','ridden John Doe  Jersey (Bud Cort) pretending to gag. This is a reference to the film  _Harold and Maude (1971)_ (qv), in which the title character Harold  Chasen (played by Cort) would stage fake suicides and "gag" at  people when they saw him.'),
('79501',' The Buddy Christ, unveiled by Cardinal Glick as the new image of  Christ, was created by Dave Deneen.'),
('79502',' Rufus tells Bethany something no one else knew, about a boy named  Bryan Johnson. Bryan Johnson (I) (qv) is a friend of  Kevin Smith (I) (qv)s and appears in most of his films. Johnson  is a writer/director who directed the first film from View Askew  (Smiths production company) not to be directed by  Kevin Smith (I) (qv) '),
('79503',' _Vulgar (2000)_ (qv).'),
('79504',' Rufuss reply, "Know him? Nigga owes me twelve bucks!" when asked if  he knows Christ was one of the few lines ad'),
('79505','libbed by  Chris Rock (I) (qv). When Rufus awakens on the train, he says the  word "poopytrim.", this was not in the script, but has been used in  a Kevin Smith (I) (qv) film in the past. In Mallrats, when Willam  is standing in front of the magic eye poster, he is woken from his  trance by Brody and he says "poopytrim", and another ad'),
('79506','lib is when  Rock calls Silent Bob "biggie." It was originally written as  "tubby."'),
('79507',' Jason Mewes (qv) had the entire script memorized before  rehearsals. When asked why, he said it was because he didnt want to  anger Alan Rickman (qv).'),
('79508',' Many of the stunt performers were borrowed from  _Scooby 2: Monsters Unleashed (2004)_ (qv).'),
('79509',' The street scenes were filmed on the elaborate street set built for  James Cameron (I) (qv)s TV series _"Dark Angel" (2000)_ (qv)'),
('79510',' This may be the same production as _Wrestling Dogs (1894)_ (qv).'),
('79511',' This film is based on real life and several of the people the  characters are based upon appear in the movie as extras. At the car  flip'),
('79512','over party, the runaway girl sits on the lap of the real Sam,  Michael Hutchences character. The real Tim, filmmaker Richard  Lowenstein, is seen in a blue and white striped shirt and wearing a  head scarf at the same party. The real little guy in the trench coat  appears outside the restroom where the movie little guy in a trench  coat is shooting up. Chuck plays himself; that is the real Chuck Meo  on screen. The real Sam can also be seen at the club, watching the  woman doing the Nick Cave cover.'),
('79513',' After Anna and Sams fight, Anna goes to her Mums house and watches  an old movie on TV with her. That movie is  _My Man Godfrey (1936)_ (qv).'),
('79514',' This was the first of six 3'),
('79515','D movies from producer Earl Owensby'),
('79516',' Filmed alongside Harold Lloyd (qv)s _Why Worry? (1923)_ (qv),  using the South American town set built for that film, and featuring  Lloyd and Jobyna Ralston (qv) as themselves.'),
('79517',' The song that plays over the end credits is the poem Epitaph on an  Army of Mercenaries by A.E. Housman (qv), set to music.'),
('79518',' The "XM'),
('79519','18" grenade launcher used in the movie is a real life  weapon. It is called the Manville Gun. It was named after its  inventor, Charles Manville, who designed the gun in 1935.'),
('79520',' Harold Russells final film appearance.'),
('79521',' One of Sean Penn (qv)s reasons for signing on as Narrator was  that he himself had lived and surfed in and near the Dogtown area.'),
('79522',' The first film in Lars von Trier (qv)s third trilogy series  entitled "USA '),
('79523',' Land of Opportunities". The two other parts are  _Manderlay (2005)_ (qv) and _Wasington (2007)_ (qv).'),
('79524',' Was a critics favorite to win at the 2003 Cannes Film Festival, but  received no prizes.'),
('79525',' A fifteen'),
('79526','minute pilot film was made in the pre'),
('79527','production phase to  test whether the concept of chalk lines and spare scenery would  work. The pilot starred Danish actors Sidse Babett Knudsen (qv)  and Nikolaj Lie Kaas (qv). _Dogville: The Pilot (2003) (V)_ (qv)  is featured on the 2nd disc of the _Dogville (2003)_ (qv) DVD,  released in November of 2003.'),
('79528',' The famed introductory scene of Dogville seen from above was in fact  generated by a computer from 156 individual shots. The ceiling of  the filming studio was actually not tall enough to make one single,  wide shot from above possible.'),
('79529',' Nicole Kidman (qv) is said to have communicated very little with  the rest of the team, apart from practical issues. However, she did  invite the team for champagne and caviar and flew in Mexican chefs  to cook for everyone.'),
('79530',' Katrin Cartlidge (qv) was chosen to play Vera, but she had to  leave the shooting because of her health problems.'),
('79531',' Inspired by Bertolt Brecht (qv)s "Ballade von der  Seeraeuber'),
('79532','Jenny" ("Pirate Jenny or Dreams of a Kitchenmaid", Music  by Kurt Weill (qv)) in the "Threepenny Opera". Grace actually  quotes from the song once, when she says the coming night no one  would sleep in the bed she makes ("es wird keiner mehr drin schlafen  in dieser Nacht").'),
('79533',' The pictures shown in the end credits are from Jacob Holdt (qv)s  book/documentary _American Pictures (1984)_ (qv)'),
('79534',' Inscribed on the entrance to the old mineshaft is the Latin motto  "Dictum ac factum", which can be translated as "No sooner said than  done".'),
('79535',' Paul Bettany (qv) didnt want to play Tom Edison because they were  shooting it in Sweden. Then his friend Stellan Skarsgård (qv) said  that Lars von Trier (qv)s shoots are so funny that "youll miss  something extraordinary if you turn the part down". After shooting  half the movie Bettany asked Skarsgård when the fun will start,  which Skarsgård replied: "I lied. I did it because he is amazing to  work with, and you wouldnt be able to see that before you were  actually here yourself. I wanted to give you a chance, and you  wouldnt have shown up if I had been frank with you"'),
('79536',' When Nicole Kidman (qv) went to Sweden to shoot this movie, it was  the first time in 15 years that she had flown on a public plane.'),
('79537',' Originally Lars von Trier (qv) wanted Nicole Kidman (qv) on her  hands and knees in the rape scene with Stellan Skarsgård (qv), but  because of her bad knee, they had to change it to a more comfy  position for her.'),
('79538',' The documentary is featured on the 2nd disc of the  _Dogville (2003)_ (qv) DVD, released in November of 2003.'),
('79539',' Is featured on the 2nd disc of the _Dogville (2003)_ (qv) DVD,  released in November of 2003.'),
('79540',' This 10 million (Danish kroners '),
('79541',' little less than 2 million USD)  Dogville test was made during 2001 in the pre'),
('79542','production phase of  _Dogville (2003)_ (qv) to test whether the concept of chalk lines  and spare scenery would work. Eventually Lars von Trier (qv) was  happy with the overall results and he and the producers decided to  move forward with the production of the feature film.'),
('79543',' This film was showed only once at the films premiere and had been  immediately banned by Nicolae Ceausescu, the communist president of  Romania. Now the film will be remastered and re'),
('79544','released with  English title "Two Men for One Death" by USA and Hungarian  companies.'),
('79545',' This was the first MGM'),
('79546','produced short to lose money upon its initial  release.'),
('79547',' Biograph production number 635.'),
('79548',' Released as a split reel along with the comedy  _Yarn of the Nancy Belle, The (1913)_ (qv).'),
('79549',' Joe Giacobello, the films writer, producer, director, and leading  man, filmed many of the scenes in his own apartment. While he plays  a respected psychologist considered to be one of the best anxiety  specialists in the US, his character is a slob in personal life.  Consequently, Joe had to convert his apartment into what he calls a  "pigpen", with trash and clothing strewn about his living space.  During the entire year of shooting, he had to keep the apartment in  this disheveled state, unable to move a single piece of debris.'),
('79550',' This short making'),
('79551','of is featured on the Lockdown Edition DVD for  _Longest Yard, The (1974)_ (qv), released in 2005.'),
('79552',' Original French title unknown.'),
('79553',' Bong'),
('79554','chun Yun (qv)s debut film'),
('79555',' Filming was carried out for three years with a volunteer crew, and  only stopped when the camera broke down '),
('79556',' the last shot of the movie  is literally the last piece of film that passed through the camera.'),
('79557',' The literal translation of the Thai title is "Heavenly Flower in  Devils Hand". Since Thai doesnt have plural forms for nouns, it  can also be "Heavenly Flower(s) in Devil(s) Hand(s)".'),
('79558',' During Too High to Fly, you can hear Mick Brown pop one of his  drums.'),
('79559',' The bodies of the real'),
('79560','life "frog boys" who disappeared while  catching frogs in the woods near their home in Daegu, were found on  27 September 2002 with evidence of foul play. The mystery behind the  vanishing of these 5 children in 1992, inspired this film.'),
('79561',' Antonio Climati (qv) and Mario Morra (qv) took footage from  their two previous documentaries,  _Ultime grida dalla savana (1974)_ (qv) and  _Savana violenta (1976)_ (qv), and incorporated it into this movie.'),
('79562',' This film had a confusing history with the Australian censors  (OFLC). It was originally passed uncut (93 minutes) with an R18+  rating, but a video release (PAL running time of 81 minutes) was  refused classification due to excessive violence. Other, various  prints would receive R18+ and M ratings, but the only time it would  ever be released in Australia was with an R18+ rating for an 87  minutes cut (PAL format running time).'),
('79563',' The scene featuring an execution by having a mans arm torn off by  two trucks is actually a fabricated sequence.'),
('79564',' Producer Dino De Laurentiis (I) (qv) left the project when  director Federico Fellini (qv) refused to cast  Paul Newman (I) (qv) in the lead.'),
('79565',' After Federico Fellini (qv) rejected the idea of  Paul Newman (I) (qv) for the lead role,  Dino De Laurentiis (I) (qv) suggested Gérard Philipe (qv). He  thought Marcello Mastroianni (qv) was "too soft and goody'),
('79566','goody; a  family man rather than the type who flings women onto the bed."'),
('79567',' The famous scene in the Trevi Fountain was shot in March, when  nights were still cold. According to Federico Fellini (qv) (in an  interview with Costanzo Costantini), Anita Ekberg (qv) stood in  the cold water in her dress for hours without any trouble.  Marcello Mastroianni (qv), on the other hand, had to wear a  wetsuit beneath his clothes, and even that wasnt enough. Still  freezing, he downed an entire bottle of vodka, so that he was  completely drunk while shooting the scene.'),
('79568',' The film contributed the term "paparazzi" to the language. The term  derives from Marcellos photographer friend Paparazzo.'),
('79569',' A scene was mooted that involved Marcellos relationship with an  older writer, Dolores, to be played by Oscar winning actress  Luise Rainer (qv). After much protracted discussions and  difficulties, due to Luise Rainer (qv)s wish to rewrite her role  somewhat, Federico Fellini (qv) cancelled the scene altogether.  The actress was furious, reportedly saying, "I have spoiled a  priceless piece of cloth on this character that will never be!"'),
('79570',' "Paparazzo" means "sparrow". Federico Fellini (qv) called the  photographer that because he thought the press photographers  fluttering around celebrities looked like little hungry birds.'),
('79571',' Asked how he got the idea for the film, Federico Fellini (qv)  replied that one year the fashions made the women in Rome look like  big flowers. Several extremely exaggerated costumes here and there  in the film (such as two women guests cloaks in the sequence of the  party at the castle) point back to this original inspiration.'),
('79572',' Was voted the 6th Greatest film of all time by Entertainment Weekly.'),
('79573',' Federico Fellini (qv) had considered Henry Fonda (qv) for the  part of Steiner. But, after the refusal of the American actor, his  choice was pending on Alain Cuny (qv) and  Enrico Maria Salerno (qv). He was helped by the advice of  Pier Paolo Pasolini (qv), who favored Alain Cuny (qv).'),
('79574',' The Italian catholic party Democrazia Cristiana and the Vatican were  deeply against this movie for the portrayal of the city of Rome and  its vicious aristocracy (which is historically very close to the  Church). One article against the movie, "La schifosa vita" (The  filthy life) was probably written by Oscar Luigi Scalfaro, in 1992,  President of the Republic.'),
('79575',' It seems that term "paparazzo" was coined by  Federico Fellini (qv)s friend and scriptwriter  Ennio Flaiano (qv), who seemingly derived from a novel by British  Victorian novelist George Gissing (qv) ("By the Ionian Sea"). It  was the last name of the owner of an Hotel in the Italian city of  Catanzaro (Calabria) in southern Italy where George Gissing (qv)  was staying at. In Italian last names with double zs have often a  funny connotation to the (Fantozzi for instance).'),
('79576',' The film wasnt released in Spain until 1981 because of moral  censorship.'),
('79577',' Shot in 1971.'),
('79578',' This is a lost film.'),
('79579',' This production of "A Dolls House" originated on the stage, but the  only ones retained for the film from the stage production were  actress Claire Bloom (qv), director Patrick Garland (qv), and  play adaptor Christopher Hampton (qv).'),
('79580',' John Osborne (II) (qv) was offered the role of Helmer.'),
('79581',' Because the Claire Bloom version of "A Dolls House" played in  theatres that same year, the Jane Fonda version went directly to  network television in the United States.'),
('79582',' Cate Blanchett (qv) was cast as Nora, but backed out due to  pregnancy.'),
('79583',' Kevin Spacey (qv) (a friend of Liv Ullmann (qv) from when they  appeared on stage together in the 1980s) was set to play a  supporting role but had to pull out due to other engagements.'),
('79584',' Gustav Lagerberg (qv) and Richard Lindström (I) (qv) were in  scenes at the Yacht Club which were deleted.'),
('79585',' The play, a comedy in three acts, was published in 1926.'),
('79586',' Like many other Hal Roach shorts of the 1930'),
('79587','1931 season, the  introductory titles are spoken by the Crane Sisters'),
('79588',' Released as a split reel along with the documentary  _Yosemite Valley (1917)_ (qv).'),
('79589',' Released as a split reel along with the drama  _Love, the Winner (1913)_ (qv).'),
('79590',' Inspired by Ousmane Sembenes "Borom Sarret".'),
('79591',' Main actor is actually driving throughout the entire film, no  stunts!'),
('79592',' The film was shot using natural light while driving on and around  Flatbush Avenue, Brooklyn, NY.'),
('79593',' Filmed in 1966, not released in the US until 1968.'),
('79594',' Cesar Romero (I) (qv) replaced George Raft (qv), who had become  ill, in the title role of Mike Madigan. None of Rafts scenes remain  in the film.'),
('79595',' Jack Palance (qv) dubbed the English voice of  Riccardo Garrone (qv)s character Matteo Cirini.'),
('79596',' Shown on a double'),
('79597','bill with _Fearless Frank (1967)_ (qv) in its  original US release.'),
('79598',' Jane Fonda (qv) traveled for two weeks on Dolly Parton (qv)s  tour bus while researching her role for this movie.'),
('79599',' A large portion of the footage used is recycled from the films  _Dollman (1991)_ (qv) , _Bad Channels (1992)_ (qv) , and  _Demonic Toys (1992)_ (qv) .'),
('79600',' For the scenes in the attic, Carolyn Purdy'),
('79601','Gordon portrayed the  character of Isabel. Bunty Bailey had already been let go by the  time the attic sequences were shot.'),
('79602',' This film was actually shot before Stuart Gordons next film, From  Beyond (1986), and was shot on the same sets but was released almost  a year afterwards due to all the doll effects in post'),
('79603','production.'),
('79604',' Guy Rolfe had to bleach his hair white for this film. And he wasnt  particularly happy when his hair originally came out yellow.'),
('79605',' The close'),
('79606','up shot of Enid grabbing her Boy Toy belt was actually  Carolyn Purdy'),
('79607','Gordons niece filling in for Cassie Stuart, who was  not available at the time for the shot.'),
('79608',' The whispering sounds of the dolls were done by a group of Stuart  Gordons best friends and family including his kids and his wife  Carolyn Purdy'),
('79609','Gordon.'),
('79610',' Because Empire Pictures wanted the film to be more like Stuart  Gordons previous film, _Re'),
('79611','Animator (1985)_ (qv), additional gore  footage was shot in the death of Rosemary. In one shot, it was  filmed where one doll used a pitchfork to pull out some of her  intestines. The footage was eventually scrapped when the filmmakers  decided that the scene didnt really fit the tone of this movie.'),
('79612',' Stuart Gordon was, at one point, very interested in directing a  sequel to this film. The initial storyline would have followed Judy  and Ralph back to Boston in which Ralph would have indeed married  Judys mother and they would all become a family. Until, one day  Judy would received a box sent from England which inside would  contain the toy makers, Gabriel and Hilary, as dolls.'),
('79613',' The last Kitano film to feature the music by Joe Hisaishi. Kitano  claimed that it became to expensive to hire him for soundtracks  while Hisaishi claimed that he didnt like the screenplay of the  movie. Actually, they both had an argument about some pieces which  werent selected for the soundtrack, and where to put the others in  the movie ; they stopped working together since then.'),
('79614',' Biograph production number 3294.'),
('79615',' Had a brief theatrical run in the midwest before its May 1992 video  release.'),
('79616',' One of the production'),
('79617','used dolls was recently auctioned on eBay.'),
('79618',' Jenny Dolly (qv), Rosie Dolly (qv), and Harry Fox (I) (qv)  were real people.'),
('79619',' Fox originally planned to have Alice Faye (qv) and  Betty Grable (qv) star in this movie.'),
('79620',' This featurette is available on the DVD for The Flower of My  Secret (1995).'),
('79621',' Introduced Rosa del Mar.'),
('79622',' A fire on the set in Nova Scotia, Canada, caused one million dollars  damage.'),
('79623',' While filming the scene on the ferry between Dolores and Selena,  Jennifer Jason Leigh (qv) became seasick. A student from the local  high school was pulled out of class to act as a stand'),
('79624','in.'),
('79625',' Castle Rock bought the rights to Stephen King (I) (qv)s novel for  $1.5 million.'),
('79626',' In preparation for her role, Ellen Muth (qv) wrote in a journal as  her character in the movie for weeks before shooting the film.'),
('79627',' The ferry at the end of the movie is called the "Joshua Slocum",  named for the first person to circumnavigate the globe alone.'),
('79628',' Author Stephen King (I) (qv) wrote the character of Dolores with  Kathy Bates (I) (qv) in mind. Bates had impressed the author after  meeting him on the set of _Misery (1990)_ (qv).'),
('79629',' Judy Parfitt (qv) was recommended for the role of Vera by  Taylor Hackford (qv)s wife, Helen Mirren (qv). Parfitt, who had  largely confined her career to the stage, was virtually unknown to  film audiences at the time. After auditioning with  Kathy Bates (I) (qv), Bates reportedly turned to Hackford and  gasped "Who was that?" The actress and director agreed to cast  Parfit on the spot.'),
('79630',' First movie of Carmi Martin (qv).'),
('79631',' First mainstream film to show unsimulated sexual intercourse  onscreen.'),
('79632',' The part of Adas Mother was first proposed to  Aleksandra Slaska (qv). The actress participated in rehearsals for  several weeks and turned down the role just three days before  shooting.'),
('79633',' This feature film debut of director Marek Koterski (qv) was  distributed in Poland in only two copies.'),
('79634',' Italian censorship visa #7198 dated 28 January 1950'),
('79635',' Italian censorship visa #7198 delivered on 28 January 1950.'),
('79636',' Actors Vaughn, Vince (qv) and Buscemi, Steve (qv) and  screenwriter Rosenberg, Scott (qv) were involved in a barroom  brawl at the Firebelly Lounge in Wilmington, North Carolina, during  filming.'),
('79637',' This film was edited 3 times for strong language and violence to  receive a PG'),
('79638','13 rating by the MPAA. The film contains numerous  scenes where dubbing for strong language can be obviously seen and  heard. In total 23 minutes of the film were edited by the time the  final cut was completed.'),
('79639',' The website address when Frank (Travolta) is looking for information  about Ray Coleman is  http://www.chicagoenquirer#/.com/raycoleman1999/threeconvictions'),
('79640','385803.html.  It does not exist.'),
('79641',' The "overhead" shot at Christines house almost had to be changed  due to a harsh shadow of the camera caused by the direction of the  sun. However, a cloud blocked the sunlight for just enough time to  get the shot in one take.'),
('79642',' The one shot of The Father breaking through the door took 10 takes  and $100 worth of film, in one take Dan Nastros hand is in the  shot.'),
('79643',' Last filmed performance of Quentin Crisp (qv). He scenes were shot  right before he died.'),
('79644',' This documentary is featured on the 2'),
('79645','Disc Unrated DVD for  _Mr. & Mrs. Smith (2005)_ (qv), released in 2006.'),
('79646',' The final scene was a continuous five minute shot. Only one take was  filmed, riding around Oveido, Florida around 4.30 in the morning. It  was originally shot for the purposes of his journey to "Xanadu".'),
('79647',' The original cut swapped the ending and the middle so that LMNO went  to the Laundromat and lost his travelers pole. After being sad he  continues on to Xanadu where once again, he loses a friend.'),
('79648',' The original title was called "The Adventures of the Incredible LMNO  Robot".'),
('79649',' When Claude Véga (qv) appears, he impersonates  Delphine Seyrig (qv) and quotes a line from "LAnnee Derniere A  Marienbad" ("Last Year At Marienbad"). He also quotes from a line  that Delphine Seyrig spoke in the previous Antoine Doinel film,  "Baisers Volees" ("Stolen Kisses").'),
('79650',' This is the first movie of its kind to be made on an Apple Mac with  just a few simple 3D design and animation programs, and is also  Britains first'),
('79651','ever CGI movie.'),
('79652',' This movie was made in Poser and Bryce 5.'),
('79653',' Was originally planned in 2000 to be a downloadable episodic series  with characters built on Cinema 4D, Poser and Lightwave (3D design  and animation applications), but production stopped when director  Tony Luke was diagnosed with a form of lung cancer. Having survived  cancer, Tony Luke was presented with a deal to make Dominator a  feature movie for the Sci'),
('79654','Fi channel and because of its roots as a  manga, it was wrongly classed as anime by them. With only limited  time and an extremely strict deadline, only so much work was put  into the movie, meaning that visuals were blown up and so many  things such as textures could not be reworked.'),
('79655',' To help him stay in character, Hulce, Tom (qv) left Dominicks  tooth in even when not filming.'),
('79656',' When Buaku starts to pass out in episode 4, he starts to mumble the  first few lines of The Tale of The Bamboo Cutter; a story about an  orphaned supernatural being who is found by and raised as a human.  Buakus story can be considered a much'),
('79657','less idealistic and violent  version of this story.'),
('79658',' The name of the squadrons captain is actually pronounced and  written as "Britain". However, he was referred to almost exclusively  as "Captain Britain", which is a trademarked Marvel Character. Hence  the name was changed to Brenten in the subtitled and dubbed version,  though the comic kept it as Captain Britain.'),
('79659',' The movie was shot entirely without a script, with the cast mostly  improvising. The novel version of "Dominion" was published prior to  the film. The novel was rewritten to fit the available location and  budget. Only one Vampire character from the original novel was used  in the film.'),
('79660',' "Dominion" was formerly "The Dark Fiction Show", film shorts that  were expanded into a feature film and rewritten into "Dominion".'),
('79661',' 25th and final episode in the Girl from Frisco 2'),
('79662','reel series'),
('79663',' John Frankenheimer (qv) voluntarily stepped down from directing  the Exorcist prequel (then referred to as "Exorcist: Dominion") one  month before his death in July 2002. Paul Schrader (I) (qv) took  on this project later in 2002.'),
('79664',' Stellan Skarsgård (qv) is playing a younger version of  Max von Sydow (I) (qv)s character from  _Exorcist, The (1973)_ (qv). Skarsgård is nearly a decade older than  von Sydow was during the filming of the original movie.'),
('79665',' Liam Neeson (qv) was initially cast as Father Merrin.'),
('79666',' Michael Kamen (qv) had originally been selected to compose the  score. Schrader replaced him with Christopher Young (I) (qv)  shortly before the "exec screening" that had him replaced as  director. For the final theatrical release,  Angelo Badalamenti (qv) and Trevor Rabin (qv) are the credited  composers.'),
('79667',' Paul Schrader was originally hired as director of  _Exorcist: The Beginning (2004)_ (qv), but the studio ultimately  rejected his "psychological thriller" approach, saying it was  "commercially unmarketable". The decision was made to extensively  rewrite and re'),
('79668','shoot the script, with several roles performed by  other actors and directed by Renny Harlin (qv). Schraders version  was supposed to have a direct'),
('79669','to'),
('79670','video release as a feature on the  DVD release of Harlins version. However, in the wake of Beginnings  box office failure, the studio abandoned this idea, allowing  Schrader to present his version on several film festivals, as well  as giving it a small scale theatrical release in several countries  under the title Dominion: Prequel to the Exorcist.'),
('79671',' On that day of audition, Gabriel Mann went to meet director Paul  Schrader dressed as a priest and carrying a DVD copy of The  Exorcist. He immediately got the role.'),
('79672',' Paul Schraders son Sam suggested Dog Fashion Disco do the score for  the ending. The song that they wrote, "March of Satan", is based in  part on Sleepytime Gorilla Museums "A Hymn to the Morning Star."'),
('79673',' Father Francis line "Satan is real!" is a reference to The Louvin  Brothers album and song of the same name.'),
('79674',' Paul Schrader was given no money for publicity or music production  after Morgan Creek decided to release his version. He was also only  given $2 million for visual effects and post'),
('79675','production (which  explains the shoddy CG and inconsistent audio quality).  Additionally, Morgan Creek chose the release date of May 20th, the  weekend _Star Wars: Episode III '),
('79676',' Revenge of the Sith (2005)_ (qv)  came out.'),
('79677',' Mary Beth Hurt (Paul Schraders wife) does the uncredited voice of  Cheche.'),
('79678',' Average Shot Length = ~5.9 seconds. Median Shot Length = ~6.4  seconds.'),
('79679',' Jean Simmons (qv) was second choice'),
('79680',' Michael Anderson (I) (qv) has stated in interviews that the film  was taken out of his hands during editing and tampered against his  wishes. Ron Moody (qv) was the chief victim of the cuts made.'),
('79681',' The last film of Leslie Dwyer (qv).'),
('79682',' Domino Harvey (qv), the inspiration for this movie, was found  unresponsive in the bathtub of her Los Angeles home on the evening  of 27 June 2005. Aged 35, she died in hospital from accidental  overdose of the painkiller Fentanyl.'),
('79683',' Thanks to Gusmano Cesaretti (qv), Michael Mann (I) (qv)s  regular collaborator, Tony Scott (I) (qv) managed to get on screen  real'),
('79684','life gang bangers from 18th Street Gang in East Los Angeles.'),
('79685',' Mickey Rourke (qv)s character, Ed Moseby, is based on real'),
('79686','life  bounty hunter Ed Martinez, while Delroy Lindo (qv)s character,  Claremont Williams III, is based on real'),
('79687','life bail'),
('79688','bondsman Celes  King III, Domino Harvey (qv)s real boss. Both men were used as  technical advisors on the film.'),
('79689',' Tony Scott (I) (qv) met Domino ten years previously to make a  movie of her life but only nailed the script when  Richard Kelly (II) (qv) came on board in 2002, creating the whole  DMV plot to tie everything together.'),
('79690',' Mickey Rourke (qv) initially turned down the role of Ed as he felt  the script was weak and wanted to take part in Guy Ritchie (qv)s  _Revolver (2005/I)_ (qv), which was shooting at the same time.  However, he gave in when director Tony Scott (I) (qv) re'),
('79691','wrote the  part with Rourke specifically in mind.'),
('79692',' The movie they are watching in Ednas house,  _Manchurian Candidate, The (1962)_ (qv), featured  Laurence Harvey (I) (qv), the real Domino Harvey (qv)s father.'),
('79693',' For Dominos Reality TV Show in the movie, the producers created a  promo poster of the three hunters with Domino on the far right.  Dominos mother said theyd only go for it if Domino was in the  center. The final movie poster is the same as the reality poster,  with Domino in the center.'),
('79694',' Multiple key off'),
('79695','screen lines of dialog are actually voiced by  picture editor Tony Ciccone (I) (qv). Ciccone recorded the lines  while editing in post production. Director Tony Scott (I) (qv) was  impressed enough with the performances of the one'),
('79696','time actor to keep  them in the final film.'),
('79697',' In the scene where Domino is loading the gun and talking to her  mother, Frank Sinatra (qv) is heard on the radio. Sinatra was in  _Manchurian Candidate, The (1962)_ (qv) with Domino Harveys father,  Laurence Harvey (I) (qv).'),
('79698',' The rights to Dominos life story was secured at the price of $500K.'),
('79699',' Tony Scott (I) (qv) first heard about Domino Harvey (qv) when  his business manager Neville Shulman (I) (qv) sent him an article  about her from the British newspaper ‘The Mail on Sunday’.'),
('79700',' The scene where Domino, Ed and Choco are standing outside  Claremonts office with their guns is a reference to a photo of  Domino Harvey (qv) and Ed Martinez outside Celes King IIIs  office, that was in the newspaper article where Tony Scott first  heard about Domino.'),
('79701',' Jacqueline Bisset (qv), who plays Dominos mother (renamed Sophie  Wynn in the film), actually knew Domino Harvey (qv)s real life  mother Paulene Stone (qv). They knew each other from their time as  models and had worked together.'),
('79702',' Richard Kelly (II) (qv) was asked to write the screenplay after  Tony Scott (I) (qv) read the script for  _Southland Tales (2006)_ (qv).'),
('79703',' Tony Scott (qv) first thought of Keira Knightley (qv) for the  role of Domino after seeing her in  _Pirates of the Caribbean: The Curse of the Black Pearl (2003)_ (qv).'),
('79704',' Charles Paraventi (qv) originally auditioned for the role of Raul  Chavez. Tony Scott (I) (qv) did not think he was right for the  part and instead cast him as Howie Stein.'),
('79705',' The tattoo Tears In The Rain on Dominos neck is a reference to  _Blade Runner (1982)_ (qv) in which the character Roy Batty uses the  phrase like tears in rain in his final speech.'),
('79706',' The word "fuck" and all of its derivatives are said 123 times in the  movie.'),
('79707',' Director Stanley Kramer (qv) ordered steaks for 300 members of  cast and crew shipped to location in Puerto Vallarta from Phils  Poultry in West LA, for a production BBQ, complete with mariachi  band (which Phil did not provide).'),
('79708',' Final film of Jay Novello (qv).'),
('79709',' One of the most popular films of the New Nigerian Cinema. Its  influence was such that the word "Domitilla" became Nigerian slang  for "whore."'),
('79710',' At the beginning of the film when Iftekhar (qv), who plays DSP De  Silva, saying names of the fictional smugglers, he mentions Harihar  Zariwala, which was the real name of late actor  Sanjeev Kumar (I) (qv).'),
('79711',' The song "Khaike Paan Banaraswala" was originally written for the  Dev Anand movie _Banarasi Babu (1973)_ (qv), and was never meant to  be in this film. It was shot after filming was complete and was  added after the intermission to balance the action'),
('79712','packed pace of  the movie.'),
('79713',' In the original script, the character Jasjit, played by  Pran (I) (qv), was a perfectly agile. The walking stick was  introduced (along with suitable adjustments to the plot) only  because Pran (I) (qv) had met with an accident off set and could  not manage without it.'),
('79714',' Producer Nariman Irani (qv) died in a mishap on the sets of this  movie.'),
('79715',' The song "Khaike pan banaraswala" was never planned in the movie. It  was shot after the movie was complete. It was added after the  intermission to balance the pace of the movie which was full of  action and chase scenes.'),
('79716',' The producer Nariman Irani was a cameraman who was in deep debt of  around Rs 12 lakhs ( a lot of money for that time) after his first  film Zindagi Zindagi with Sunil Dutt that flopped miserably. So to  get out of this financial mess he was advised by Amitabh Bachchan,  Zeenat Aman, Chandra Barot and Manoj Kumar to make another film  which subsequently turned out to be Don. Writers Salim'),
('79717','Javed were  not able to sell the script for a long time until director Chandra  Barot and producer Nariman Irani bought it. It was rejected by Dev  Anand, Prakash Mehra and Jeetendra. The script did not even have a  name. It was a script pertaining to a character called Don. When  Nariman Irani approached Salim, he said, Humare paas ek breakfast  script padi hai jo koi nahi le raha hai. And Nariman said  chalega. So that is how Don was made.'),
('79718',' Director Chandra Barot got the idea of making Amitabh eat 40 paans  from Anandji (of Kalyanji'),
('79719','Anandji fame). He used to eat a lot of  paan and so had a red film on his lips. They didnt realize the  chunna was not necessary to get the red lips and Amitabh was in pain  for days as the chunna burnt his lips.'),
('79720',' While rendering the song Khaike Paan Banareswala, Kishore Kumar  actually chewed on paan and spat it on a plastic sheet on the floor  to get a natural effect.'),
('79721',' Amitabhs look was inspired from a character played by Sanjeev Kumar  in his film Naya Din Nayi Raat. Sanjeev plays 9 characters in the  film and one of them is the role of a masterji where he eats paan  and has oily hair.'),
('79722',' Akshay Kumar (I) (qv) was offered the role of J.J., but turned the  part down, saying he might have done the film if he had been offered  the lead role.'),
('79723',' For their roles in the film, Shahrukh Khan (qv),  Priyanka Chopra (qv) and Arjun Rampal (qv) undertook a special  martial arts training programme under the guidance of Shaolin Temple  experts.'),
('79724',' 80% of the film was shot in Malaysia.'),
('79725',' Composers Shankar Mahadevan (qv), Ehsaan Noorani (qv) and Loy  Mendosa (qv) based their music, so they claim, on the scores of  1970s films, particularly _Shaft (1971)_ (qv).'),
('79726',' Hrithik Roshan (qv) was considered for the title role, but upon  completing the script, Farhan Akhtar (qv) he realized that a more  mature actor was needed and thus Shahrukh Khan (qv) took the role.'),
('79727',' Yana Gupta (qv) was considered for the role of Kamini.'),
('79728',' A fight sequence between the Don and DCP DeSilva was being shot in  Langkawi. Unfortunately, the fight choreographer was messing up, and  Boman Irani (qv) had to leave for a flight to a shoot in Goa. So,  with time running out for Irani, Shahrukh Khan (qv) choreographed  the sequence. Khan explained to Irani the scenes, when to enter the  frame, etc. after several takes the sequence was finally executed  and Irani caught his flight in the nick of time.'),
('79729',' During a shoot, Shahrukh Khan (qv)s wedding ring slipped off his  finger. Khan had everyone on the sets searching for it, with the  implausible excuse that if they didnt find it, he would have to get  married again in order to get himself a new wedding ring. Needless  to say, they found it in double quick time.'),
('79730',' SPOILER: When working on the script, Farhan Akhtar (qv) kept the  original _Don (1978)_ (qv) script by Salim Khan (I) (qv) and  Javed Akhtar (I) (qv) intact, but himself rewrote the opening and  closing scenes. He did this to bring originality to his version of  _Don (1978)_ (qv). Thus, the Don survives and escapes at the end, to  live for a sequel.'),
('79731',' Dons disc is actually a PSP UMD.'),
('79732',' SPOILERS: There are 3 hints in the film Don which point to the fact  that Vijay( who DSilva replaces Don with ) is actually Don: 1.  Don'),
('79733','Vijay'),
('79734','Don is shown watching Tom and Jerry cartoons when he  places a call to DeSilva telling him that it is time for his memory  to come back. 2. Don'),
('79735','Vijay'),
('79736','Don uses "Please" when he is talking to  the security guards in the airplane. 3. Don'),
('79737','Vijay'),
('79738','Don does not  recognize Deepu. Deepu recognizes him instead.'),
('79739',' The movie was first intended as the sixth in the "Don Camillo"  series, starring Fernandel and Gino Cervi. After a few weeks of  shooting in July 1970, Fernandel had to leave the set, because of  failing health. Production was halted but investors in the movie  wanted to resume it with a mostly new team. Co'),
('79740','star Gino Cervi and  original director Christian'),
('79741','Jaque did not agree to pursue the film  without Fernandel, so the series did not continue.'),
('79742',' French censorship visa #17361/D.'),
('79743',' Italian censorship visa #19632 delivered on 25 August 1955.'),
('79744',' Visa dexploitation en France # 24852.'),
('79745',' Italian censorship visa # 35859, delivered on October 6th 1961.'),
('79746',' This broadcast captures the first'),
('79747','time'),
('79748','ever production of the  original un'),
('79749','cut French version of Verdis "Don Carlos" as it has  never been produced before, except for rehearsals of the 1867  world'),
('79750','premiere in Paris. Some of the music has been cut to the  1867'),
('79751','premiere because the five'),
('79752','hour'),
('79753','work was considered too long.  Verdi himself re'),
('79754','worked his work several times and finished the  so'),
('79755','called "Italian version" (the one which is usually being produced  in opera houses around the world these days) in 1884.'),
('79756',' Some filmographies associate the name of Guido Celano (qv) to this  film, but he does not appear in it nor does he feature in the  credits.'),
('79757',' Eleventh in a series of twelve Pacemaker Comedies, each title a  wordplay on one of the popular feature films of the era.'),
('79758',' Fifteenth entry in the Leather Pushers series of two'),
('79759','reel shorts.'),
('79760',' Chapter Titles: 1. Return of the Don 2. Double Death 3. Hidden  Danger 4. Retreat to Destruction 5. Cold Steel 6. Flaming Juggernaut  7. Claim Jumper 8. Perilous Combat 9. Hostage of Destiny 10.Marked  For Murder 11.Captive Witness 12.Flames of Vengeance'),
('79761',' Not only is this the first official Donald Duck cartoon, it also  marks the first appearance of his girlfriend. Here, however, she is  called Donna, and her voice is the same as Donalds, just sped up  slightly.'),
('79762',' The scenes in which Elli Parvo (qv) appeared (in the role of the  gypsy girl) were cut from the final release print.'),
('79763',' The production is part of the Salzburg Festivals prestigious  "Mozart 22" production all 22 works Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart (qv)  has composed for the stage due to the composers 250th birthday  celebrations in 2006. Three of which have been telecast:  _Nozze di Figaro, Le (2006) (TV)_ (qv), Die Zauberflöte (2006) (TV)  and Don Giovanni.'),
('79764',' This film is missing.'),
('79765',' Don Juan plants 191 kisses on various females during the course of  the film, an average of one every 53 seconds.'),
('79766',' Although this was the first feature film with a Vitaphone soundtrack  (therefore being the first film with a completely synchronized  soundtrack), it is by no means the first sound film. The first sound  film can be dated back to 1895, the process was re'),
('79767','discovered and  improved by a French company (using a gramophone) in 1910. In 1913  Thomas A. Edison announced that all the problems of sound films were  solved, and showed what he called, "the first sound film." As in the  earlier efforts, Nursery Favorites (1913) had a gramophone that  appeared to synchronize with the film. There was one problem: the  film was projected at the wrong speed, and the soundtrack was slowed  down inadvertently. This problem happened all too often, and a  frustrated Edison abandoned his process. In 1921, D.W. Griffith  employed various experts to film a sound introduction for his film  Dream Street (1921), which still exists, and went the performance  went off without a hitch. Griffith soon stopped using sound because  he thought it was financial suicide, stating "Only 5% of the world  speaks English, so why should I lose 95% of my audience?" However by  1925 sound had arrived in the form of radio, and it was inevitable  that film would follow. Movie studios tried various innovations to  keep audiences coming (Technicolor, wide screen etc.) Warner  Brothers, then a lesser film company, bought the old Brooklyn'),
('79768','based  Vitagraph Studios and their all'),
('79769','important network of 34 film  exchanges (the film distribution network vital to each studio) in  1925 and laid out plans to become a dominant force in the film  industry. One of the 4 Warner Brothers, Sam, felt the future was in  sound and convinced his skeptical older brother Harry (Warners  money man) to throw their lot in with Western Electrics 16"  disc'),
('79770','based recording system, forming the Vitaphone Corp. on April  20, 1926 as 70% stockholders. Oddly, Sam never envisioned the system  for voice synchronization, rather he saw it as an economical way to  add the added dimension of musical accompaniment. The Vitaphone  process solved the synchronization problem electro'),
('79771','mechanically,  corresponding the projection speed with the recorded disc by  utilizing the same motor for both devices. While cumbersome in both  recording (editing was impossible) and play back (discs were  fragile), Vitaphone represented the peak of technological  innovation, albeit briefly. Don Juan, the first Warner Bros.  feature to utilize the Vitaphone process, debuted in a gala premiere  on August 6th 1926 and while it was a hit, it signaled a industry  format war unrivaled until the 1980s Beta vs. VHS battle. Warners  The Jazz Singer would become a monster hit 13 months later solidly  proving the publics interest in sound. But there were several sound  systems then in development and none were interchangeable and the  major outfits like MGM and Paramount adopted a wait and see attitude  that persisted well into 1929. The most practical, Foxs Movietone  (sound on film) system eventually won out and Warners abandoned  recorded discs in 1930 but kept the Vitaphone trademark before the  public into the 1940s.'),
('79772',' The character of Pedrillo, Don Juans heavy set assistant,  disappears half way through the movie because Willard Louis (qv)  died while the movie was still in production.'),
('79773',' At the films premiere, Will Hays, the then "Czar" and censor of the  industry, contributed an on'),
('79774','screen introduction, talking in  synchronized sound, tell everyone in the audience "Welcome to a new  era of motion picture." After that, the Los Angeles Philharmonic was  filmed playing "Tannhäuser", there was an opera short, and then the  feature. It was a huge success.'),
('79775',' Depp, Johnny (qv) agreed to be in the film on the condition that  Brando, Marlon (qv) was cast in the psychiatrists role.'),
('79776',' In order to learn a Spanish accent, Depp watched a tape of  _"Fantasy Island" (1978)_ (qv) re'),
('79777','runs.'),
('79778',' According to Depp, the hardest part of working with Brando was  keeping a straight face.'),
('79779',' When Dr. Mickler takes his wife out for dinner, you can clearly see  the woman who was Don Juans last conquest at the beginning of the  movie, alone and playing with her spoon as she was while waiting in  the first encounter.'),
('79780',' According to Johnny Depp (qv) on the Turner Classic Movies  documentary on Marlon Brando (qv), In the scene where he and  Brando are sitting at the table talking about the inconsistencies in  DeMarcos (Depp) character, when DeMarco admits his father was from  New York, Depps lines were re written just before shooting the  scene so he had no time to prepare and memorize the lines. So Marlon  Brando talked to the Director and cinematographer to find out where  the cameras angles were. He then worked out a way in which he cut up  Depps lines in the script and pasted them to the cup of coffee in  his hand and then held the cup in his hand in such a way that the  camera wouldnt pick up the pasted lines and Depp could read them.'),
('79781',' This is Selena (I) (qv)’s one and only movie role and it was  released just one week after her untimely death.'),
('79782',' This was the first fictional feature shown in Mexico.'),
('79783',' Virtually everyone at Hal Roach Studios worked on this film, which  had a very troubled production history. Eventually Stan Laurel wrote  a script that allowed them to use some of the existing footage as  part of a story where a studio executive is looking for material.'),
('79784',' Most of the dancers are from NYC and a few from Puerto Rico.'),
('79785',' Italian censorship visa #31107 delivered on 14 September 1940.'),
('79786',' Danish composer Jacob Gades internationally famous piece "Tango  Jalousi" was composed for the Danish gala premiere of "Don Q Son of  Zorro," which took place 14 September 1925 in Palads Teatret,  Copenhagen.'),
('79787',' Finished by Jesus Franco (qv) and Patxi Irigoyen (qv) in 1992.  (Orson Welles (qv) died in 1985).'),
('79788',' In the 1950s, Orson Welles (qv) shot some scenes featuring himself  as "Orson Welles, the film director" and then little girl  Patricia McCormack (qv) as a child named "Dulcie" (after  Dulcinea), which will be introduced by Welles in the world of Don  Quixote. These scenes arent present in this Jesus Franco (qv)  version.'),
('79789',' According to Spanish film critic Juan Cobos (qv), who had watched  an early rough cut of the movie while Orson Welles (qv) was still  filming material for it, this new version cut and reshaped by  Jesus Franco (qv) doesnt resemble Welles vision at all.'),
('79790',' Last of four Don Quixote films featuring Fernando Rey (qv) in some  role. In this one, he played the narrator in the closing scene. He  was previously in _Don Quijote de la Mancha (1947)_ (qv),  _"Don Quijote" (1965)_ (qv) and  _"Quijote de Miguel de Cervantes, El" (1991) (mini)_ (qv).'),
('79791',' The film doesnt include all known footage of Don Quixote. There is  footage being privately held in at least two collections in Europe.'),
('79792',' In the unfinished doc, Filming the Trial, Welles said that if Don  Quixote was ever finished, he would have called it "When are you  going to finish Don Quixote?"'),
('79793',' Unlike other unfinished Welles films, Don Quixotes incomplete state  was not because of lack of finances. Welles always considered his  Don Quixote a "private exercise". Or as he put it, he worked on it  like an author works on a novel; under no obligations, no time  constraints, and could finish it whenever he feels like it.'),
('79794',' Orson Welles (qv) began filming this picture in 1955 and worked on  it off and on over the years.'),
('79795',' First of four Don Quixote films featuring Fernando Rey (qv) in  some role. In this one, he played Sansón Carrasco. He would later be  in _"Don Quijote" (1965)_ (qv),  _"Quijote de Miguel de Cervantes, El" (1991) (mini)_ (qv) and  _Don Quijote de Orson Welles (1992)_ (qv).'),
('79796',' In Cervantes novel and in most other film versions, the heros name  is really Alonso Quijano (or Quijana, as in "Man of La Mancha"), and  it is only after going mad that he renames himself Don Quixote. In  Pabsts film(s), the heros name is really Don Quixote.'),
('79797',' As of 2007, this has been made available on DVD in Europe (subtitled  and/or dubbed into a foreign language), but never in the United  States.'),
('79798',' Included in Warner Home Videos 2006 6'),
('79799','disc DVD release "The Busby  Berkeley Collection".'),
('79800',' Chapter Titles:  '),
('79801',' 1. The Human Torpedo  '),
('79802',' 2. Flaming Death  '),
('79803',' 3. Weapons at Home  '),
('79804',' 4. Towering Doom  '),
('79805',' 5. Trapped in the Dungeon  '),
('79806',' 6. Menaced by Man'),
('79807','Eaters  '),
('79808',' 7. Bombed By the Enemy  '),
('79809',' 8. Chamber of Doom  '),
('79810',' 9. Wings of Destruction  '),
('79811',' 10.Fighting Fathoms Deep  '),
('79812',' 11.Caught in the Caverns  '),
('79813',' 12.The Scorpion Strangled'),
('79814',' As a result of a lawsuit brought by stars DiCaprio, Leonardo (qv)  and Maguire, Tobey (qv) (settled in 1999), this film cannot be  shown commercially in the USA or Canada.'),
('79815',' The role of Alex Farnham was originally to be played by  George Hamilton (I) (qv).'),
('79816',' Loc Dog warns Ashtray about how promiscuous Dashiki is, and does so  by saying, "She got more kids than Ms. Wayans." That is a joke in  which Marlon Wayans (qv) (Loc Dog) is actually referring to his  real'),
('79817','life mother who has ten children, which include him and  Shawn Wayans (qv) (Ashtray).'),
('79818',' Leonette Scott (qv) (Flashback Girl), spoofs her own character  (Tisha) in _Boyz n the Hood (1991)_ (qv).'),
('79819',' A trailer for the film included the tagline, "Its the only movie  released this year with fourteen words in its title"'),
('79820',' The title credits music is re'),
('79821','used from  _Panic in the Streets (1950)_ (qv).'),
('79822',' This was Anne Bancroft (I) (qv)s first film. It was also  Marilyn Monroe (qv)s 18th film and an attempt to prove to critics  that she could act.'),
('79823',' The events in the film take place in real'),
('79824','time.'),
('79825',' Filmed in 1921 and copyrighted in 1922, but not released until 1926.'),
('79826',' Filming began on 7 November 1918, but was interrupted less than an  hour later when (false) reports that the war was over reached  Paramount, and everyone was sent home for the rest of the day.'),
('79827',' SPOILER: The picture of Skys mother is a photograph of  Sarah Polley (qv)s own mother, the late actress  Diane Polley (qv). Diane, who died in 1990, was a huge fan of  Sam Shepard (I) (qv). Shepard plays the father of Sarahs  character in the film.'),
('79828',' Created for the DVD release of  _Hitchhikers Guide to the Galaxy, The (2005)_ (qv).'),
('79829',' Woody Allen (qv) decided to do his own TV'),
('79830','movie version of his  play after a belated viewing of the 1969 movie version, which he had  nothing to do with and which he thought inferior.'),
('79831',' CAMEO(Caroline Kennedy (qv)) walking past a guard'),
('79832',' A scene from this movie was depicted in the Stars Hall of Fame wax  museum in Orlando, Florida.'),
('79833',' A print of this film survives in the UCLA Film and Television  Archives.'),
('79834',' A "Dippy Doo Dad" comedy with an all'),
('79835','animal cast.'),
('79836',' First appearance of Sam Sheepdog (referred to here as "Ralph") and  Ralph Wolf (unnamed here).'),
('79837',' This was the first of two Looney Tunes shorts to feature the Acme  Wildcat. (The second was _Mutt in a Rut, A (1959)_ (qv).) In both,  the perpetrator places the box containing the cat near intended  target, then throws a long rope over a tree limb, and walks far away  before pulling the rope, which opens the box, thus freeing the cat,  who, almost immediately upon realization of its freedom, is whipped  into a foreseen savage frenzy, then goes off and attacks the wrong  person.'),
('79838',' The ship shown as the USS Kornblatt was actually the USS Stembel  (DD644). On 1 January 1977 she was sold to Argentina.'),
('79839',' Selected by Quentin Tarantino for the First Quentin Tarantino Film  Fest in Austin, Texas, 1996.'),
('79840',' The film was unavailable in the UK for many years owing to its  inclusion on the DPP 74 list of video nasties. It was finally passed  fully uncut by the BBFC and released in 2007.'),
('79841',' Mary Gail Artz, who plays Ingrid, later went on to become a major  Hollywood casting director, and has casted such films as  _Halloween II (1981)_ (qv),  _Nightmare Before Christmas, The (1993)_ (qv),  _Serendipity (2001)_ (qv), _House of Wax (2005)_ (qv),  _Kiss Kiss Bang Bang (2005)_ (qv) and many, many others. Ironically  enough, she never starred in any other film besides this one.'),
('79842',' As with _Rock Around the Clock (1956)_ (qv), all songs are performed  lip'),
('79843','synched to previously released records. Its worth noting,  however, that Bill Haley and the Comets (qv) instrumental  "Goofin Around" seen performed here is a different take than the  version the band released on record.'),
('79844',' The film version of the song "Slow Twistin" has an extra verse that  does not appear on the single or album.'),
('79845',' Title refers to the song "Dont Lets Start" by They Might Be  Giants.'),
('79846',' Jim Davis (I) (qv) final film.'),
('79847',' The famous sex scene between Donald Sutherland (I) (qv) and  Julie Christie (I) (qv) was a last minute on'),
('79848','set idea from  director Nicolas Roeg (qv) who felt that otherwise the film would  have too many scenes of the couple arguing. Most of the scenes  around it are improvised.'),
('79849',' Renato Scarpa (qv) who plays inspector Longhi didnt speak any  English. He just read the lines hed been given without knowing what  they meant, which added to the sinister quality of his character.'),
('79850',' Writer Allan Scott (II) (qv) was pleased to see a bottle of The  Macallan (of which company he was the deputy chairman) beside the  bed in the big sex scene.'),
('79851',' Donald Sutherland (I) (qv) and Julie Christie (I) (qv) met for  the first time on the set of this film. The first scene they had to  shoot was the sex scene, as Roeg wanted to "get it out of the way"  and then move on to the "bone" of the matter. Christie was  terrified.'),
('79852',' Clips from this film (along with others directed by  Nicolas Roeg (qv)) appear in Big Audio Dynamites E=MC2 video.  (1986)'),
('79853',' Diana Macnamara (qv) was Charles Hawtrey (I) (qv)s stunt double  in the film. Diana also played the role of Princess Stephanie.'),
('79854',' No ad'),
('79855','libbing was allowed during the making of a "Carry On..." film,  however Jim Dale (I) (qv) was allowed to ad lib once during the  film.'),
('79856',' The director, Gerald Thomas (I) (qv) allowed three rehearsals on  the set.'),
('79857',' The first "Carry On..." film to include a non'),
('79858','British player.  Dany Robin (qv) was French and actually stayed in England  following the completion of the film.'),
('79859',' Jim Dale (I) (qv) spoke out about the poor working conditions on  the set, producer Peter Rogers (I) (qv) was furious.'),
('79860',' A row broke out on the set between Joan Sims (qv) and  Kenneth Williams (I) (qv) because he had been rude to her guests  who had come to the set for a visit. The feud continued for three  days.'),
('79861',' Dany Robin (qv) worked four weeks'),
('79862',' When Sid James (I) (qv) impersonates Robespierre, his voice is  dubbed by Peter Gilmore (I) (qv)'),
('79863',' Sharon Tate (qv) replaced Julie Newmar (qv) who was unavailable.'),
('79864',' This was billed as Sharon Tate (qv)s film debut by producer  Martin Ransohoff (qv), who had Sharon under contract. Tate had  already appeared in films, including an unbilled bit in Ransohoffs  own _Americanization of Emily, The (1964)_ (qv) (1964) and in the  1966 Italian horror film _Eye of the Devil (1966)_ (qv).'),
('79865',' Filmed in 1985, not released until 1988.'),
('79866',' A print of this film survives in the UCLA Film and Television  Archives.'),
('79867',' The film took almost two years to complete after original director  Edmund Purdom (qv) quit the job and Derek Ford (qv) took over  but was fired after two days. The distributors then hired  Ray Selfe (qv) to complete the direction and Al McGoohan (qv) to  rewrite parts of the script, including the original ending and the  London Dungeon sequence, and much of the footage was completely  re'),
('79868','filmed.'),
('79869',' The album cover for Melvin Van Peebles (qv) "As Serious As A  Heart'),
('79870','Attack" can be seen on the door of the bathroom during the  films ending credits.'),
('79871',' Filmed in 1969 but not broadcast until 1977.'),
('79872',' Sean Bean (qv) actually spoke to Michael Douglas (I) (qv) and  Famke Janssen (qv) on the cell phones during filming.'),
('79873',' The Canal Street subway station was actually filmed in Torontos  "Bay Lower" unused subway station. $150,000 was spent on set  dressing alone. The TTC (Toronto Transit Commission) was so  impressed with the New York conversion that they actually requested  the set to be left up after filming was completed to attract future  filming revenue. The set remained for about three weeks until TTC  fire inspectors deemed the set a hazard (steel girders, signs and  benches were plastic and wood), so the set was torn down and  disposed of.'),
('79874',' Skye McCole Bartusiak (qv) was particularly proud of the fact that  she taught Famke Janssen (qv) to play with a GameBoy during  shooting. (In the movie, Janssens character has to play GameBoy.)'),
('79875',' Included in Warner Home Videos 2005 DVD release of _Random Harvest  (1942)_.'),
('79876',' The original title was "The Real World". This was changed to avoid  confusion with the new MTV reality series of the same name.'),
('79877',' Production was nearly halted towards the end of shooting due to  Christopher Pettiet (qv)s drug addiction, which was just starting  to get out of control. The producers wound up cutting a few of his  scenes to keep the film on schedule.'),
('79878',' When the movie was released on video, there was a contest where  participants would answer a number of questions about the movie  related to movie trivia as well as ratings of various actors  performances. The winner, whose answers matched up the best with an  official set, would win the babysitters car (the one stolen by the  drag queens).'),
('79879',' Before Sue Ellen stomps out of Kennys room, she yells, "When are  you going to start helping me, you lazy little prick?" but director  Stephen Herek (qv) decided he didnt want to take any chances of  the movie receiving an R rating so he had the scene fixed for Sue  Ellen to call Kenny a lazy little "punk" instead.'),
('79880',' In one of the earlier script drafts the babysitters death was  supposed to be a more elaborate storyline'),
('79881',' the Crandell children  were all suspects, and they all had their reasons to kill her.  Although certain scenes were scaled down, elements of their motives  remain in the final cut of the film'),
('79882',' Walter having to do a book  report, Melissa forced to wear a dress, Zack losing Cynthia.'),
('79883',' This is the first of three adaptations of Jorge Amados novel. The  second was made in the U.S. as "Kiss me Goodbye" (1982) and the  second as the Brazilian "telenovela", " Dona Flor e Seus Dois  Maridos" (1998).'),
('79884',' This is the film in which we learn that Donalds middle name is  Fauntleroy.'),
('79885',' The opening graphic is Donald Duck wearing an army hat instead of  his usual sailor hat. This is repeated in the other army'),
('79886','themed  Donald Duck cartoons.'),
('79887',' First cartoon to feature Donald Duck as the main character.'),
('79888',' Originally released on a bill with _Darby OGill and the Little  People_ (1959) (qv).'),
('79889',' This was the first Disney cartoon ever televised in color, in 1961,  as the first episode of "The Wonderful World of Color" (NBCs new  title for _"Disneyland" (1954)_ (qv) when it switched from ABC'),
('79890','TV to  that network).'),
('79891',' For the first (and only) time, Huey, Dewey and Louie appear wearing,  respectively, red, orange and yellow. This proved too confusing, so  for their next appearance in "The Hockey Champ" they returned to  red, yellow and green.'),
('79892',' First appearance of Huey, Dewey and Louie.'),
('79893',' The name of the Admiral that sends Donald the penguin is spelled as  Bird, not Byrd. An intentional gag, as the Disney people didnt make  typo mistakes very often.'),
('79894',' The film is based on the autobiographical novel by Guatemalan writer  of Italian descent, Mario Monteforte Toledo, who thought that among  his works this book was the best for a film, because it was "full of  images".'),
('79895',' Although the film takes place in a small, poor town on the shore of  the Lake Atitlán Guatemala, the scenes in town were shot in the neat  colonial city and former capital of Guatemala: Antigua Guatemala.  The cake given to Dr. Zamora by the ladino lady who wishes him to  like her daughter, is the almond pie served at the Cafetería  Cenicientas in Antiguas Calle del Arco.'),
('79896',' Mario Monteforte Toledo showed up several times during production  and intervened in order to make sure everything was just as he  remembered that it happened. Production was halted for 6 months due  to disagreements. After Montefortes death in 2003, his nephew came  to terms with the director and production was continued.'),
('79897',' Reportedly, during screenings in Guatemala, indigenous viewers in  Guatemala were surprised to see Ladino (Mestizo) actors portray some  of the Indian characters. Their way of adjusting the traditional  Maya'),
('79898','Tzutujil costumes on the screen revealed to the Guatemalan  audience that they were not used to using indigenous clothing.'),
('79899',' Rosa Chavajay '),
('79900',' the Tzutujil love of Monteforte Toledo and the real  life equivalent of the films María '),
('79901',' was very nervous as to whether  the film would be honest to the real story. She received a visit  from the producers, who brought a TV'),
('79902','set and a DVD with them. After  seeing the film, Chavajay commented, that it was a very honest film  and that she was very satisfied.'),
('79903',' Turan Ozdemir is the only professional in the cast of the film. The  rest are people living in the village.'),
('79904',' Turan Ozdemir spent a few weeks before the film started shooting as  the apprentice of a real ice cream salesman in the village.'),
('79905',' Mehmet Ali Alabora, one of the most popular young actors in Turkish  Republic, trained the local actors and actresses for weeks before  the actual shooting. Playing games as if in a playground and  rehearsals went side by side.'),
('79906',' Released in the US as a split reel along with the documentary  _Fairyland of Frost and Snow, A (1911)_ (qv).'),
('79907',' Funded with American money, shot in Hong Hong and Tawain, with  post'),
('79908','production work done in the US.'),
('79909',' Shot in part by Subrata Mitra, Satyajit Rays longtime  cinematographer'),
('79910',' In 1997 the Chinese government put director Zhang, Yuan (qv) under  house arrest and confiscated his passport. His friends smuggled this  movie out of the country so it could be shown at the 1997 Cannes  film festival.'),
('79911',' At one point, Yung ( Ekin Cheng (qv)) asks Saori (  Cecilia Cheung (qv)) if shes really Japanese. This is a little  in'),
('79912','joke with the filmmakers, since Saori is played by a Chinese  actress.'),
('79913',' In the script, the character of gang boss Takeshi Ito was meant to  be a typical "calm, confident and arrogant yakuza boss". However,  when Hiroshi Abe approached Jingle Ma about the idea of making him a  very nervous kind of guy, Ma loved the idea and went with it.'),
('79914',' The films 2001 Laserdisc release in Japan was the last of its kind  worldwide.'),
('79915',' This film is inspired by screenwriter Chu Tien'),
('79916','wens childhood  memories. It is the first installment of director Hou Hsiao'),
('79917','Hsiens  "Coming'),
('79918','of'),
('79919','Age Trilogy" that features three prominent Taiwanese  screenwriters coming'),
('79920','of'),
('79921','age stories '),
('79922',' the other two are "Time to  Live and a Time to Die, A (1985)" (inspired by the coming'),
('79923','of'),
('79924','age  story of Hou Hsiao'),
('79925','Hsien, who is a screenwriter'),
('79926','turned'),
('79927','director) and  "Dust in the Wind (1986)" (inspired by the coming'),
('79928','of'),
('79929','age story of Wu  Nien'),
('79930','Jen).'),
('79931',' The whole film was improvised.'),
('79932',' The youngest crew member was four years old.'),
('79933',' The rape scene was looped, interjected with titles that had witty  things to say.'),
('79934',' Vitaphone production reel #1177'),
('79935',' Winner of the Coppa Cannibale award at the 19th Stuttgart Filmwinter  in Germany. Given to the film that best links cannibalism and  humanity.'),
('79936',' Jumpman was given a mustache because the resolution of the arcade  screens wouldnt allow a space between his nose and mouth.'),
('79937',' Jumpman was given a hat because technology at the time wouldnt  allow for realistic movement of hair.'),
('79938',' Jumpman was later named Mario by Nintendo of Americas staff, in  honor of his resemblance to their landlord Mario Segali.'),
('79939',' Shigeru Miyamoto (qv) has stated in interviews that the name was  "Donkey Kong" because a donkey represents "stubbornness".'),
('79940',' Re'),
('79941','released in the summer of 2004 as part of the classic NES game  series for Game Boy Advance.'),
('79942',' The arcade game Donkey Kong (not to be confused with the Donkey Kong  Country series) has been released at least 21 times on 18 different  consoles or computer models (sometimes as a full game, sometimes a  mini'),
('79943','game feature).'),
('79944',' The game was originally designed as a Popeye game but the rights  expired in production, so new characters were made with the same  characteristics of a giant taking away the girlfriend while being  chased by the small hero.'),
('79945',' When the game was released on the NES, one of the four levels had to  be removed due to the technological limitations of the day.'),
('79946',' The spirit of Wrinkly Kong from  _Donkey Kong Country 3: Dixie Kongs Double Trouble (1996) (VG)_ (qv)  appears in every stages "lobby" giving you hints to complete the  levels.'),
('79947',' In the game, you get to play the classics  _Donkey Kong (1981) (VG)_ (qv) and Jetpac during different stages.'),
('79948',' In Donkey Kongs treehouse, theres a picture of a dolphin. Dolphin  was going to be the name for Gamecube, and was probably still in use  at the time the game was made.'),
('79949',' Selling more than 8 million copies, this went on to become the  biggest'),
('79950','selling 16'),
('79951','bit title in history.'),
('79952',' First game to introduce state of the art wire'),
('79953','frame 3D technology,  producing high quality 3D animation.'),
('79954',' Nintendo Power sent out a video promoting this game to its  subscribers in the Summer/Fall of 1994, prior to the games release.'),
('79955',' Cranky Kong is meant to be the original Donkey Kong, from the old  arcade games.'),
('79956',' Both playable characters have their strengths and weaknesses. Donkey  Kong is slower than Diddy and considerably less agile, but has more  strength, so he can defeat enemies with a jumping attack that Diddy  could not. Likewise, Diddy lacks physical strength but can move more  quickly and jump higher than Donkey, making him able to reach areas  his partner could not.'),
('79957',' The maximum percentage of achievement you could obtain in the game  is 101%.'),
('79958',' Unlike other games which Mario appears in, he is depicted as a  villain.'),
('79959',' Many gamers are confused to as why there is a Donkey Kong and a  Donkey Kong III, but no Donkey Kong II. It is because Nintendo  counts this game as Donkey Kong II.'),
('79960',' This was the first feature released in Techniscope.'),
('79961',' Because the film was edited without his consent, director Marcel  LHerbier (qv) asked for his name to be removed from the credits.  It was still released in Rome and Milan for Christmas of 1931 with  his name still appearing.'),
('79962',' A role in this movie was traded for a house (well, one year in a  house) to complete the Red Paperclip Project. The Town of Kipling,  Saskatchewan bartered for the role. According to the Project site,  Kipling set up an "American Idol style" auditions for the role in a  film to be shot by Public Media Works. The Auditions were held over  the Labor Day long weekend. Nolan Hubbard (qv) is the lucky guy  who got the role.'),
('79963',' Italian censorship visa #31077 delivered on 30 August 1940.'),
('79964',' Co'),
('79965','Director Stephen Lindsays truck caught on fire the second day of  shooting. After the fire department put out the fire, everyone went  back to the shoot and finished the day.'),
('79966',' Just before the start of filming, a bat began flying around the set.  Directors Stephen Lindsay and Michael Bartolotta, along with Grip  Nick Adrian, had to chase the bat down and capture it. Once the bat  was captured, they placed it in a large garbage bin, brought it  outside, and released it.'),
('79967',' Italian censorship visa # 8737, dated October 13th 1950.'),
('79968',' Italian censorship visa #15653 dated 28 December 1953.'),
('79969',' Italian censorship visa #7591 dated 7 March 1950.'),
('79970',' In Joseph Pistones report, he lists Lefty, Lefty Guns, Lefty Two  Guns, Half Cocked, and Horse Cock as false names for Benjamin  Ruggiero (Pacino)'),
('79971',' The word fuck is used 185 times.'),
('79972',' The films version of "Lefty" Ruggiero is an amalgam of the real  "Lefty" and the real "Sonny Black" Napolitano.'),
('79973',' SPOILER: The movie ends with the implication that Lefty was killed  after being "sent for". In real life, the FBI intercepted Lefty on  the way to being killed and arrested him; Sonny Black, however, was  "sent for" and subsequently murdered and the man who ordered Sonnys  killing, Joe Massino, head of the Bonnano crime family, wasnt found  guilty until 23 June 2005 when he got a life sentence for several  crimes, including the murder of Sonny. Lefty was sentenced to 20  years in prison; he was paroled after serving 11 years, and then  died of cancer two years later.'),
('79974',' When the project was in its first stages, Joe Pesci (qv) was the  first and main choice for Nicky. But after the release of  _Goodfellas (1990)_ (qv), the idea gradually faded.'),
('79975',' Joe Pesci (qv) was Mike Newell (I) (qv)s first choice for  Nicky.'),
('79976',' When Donnie and Nicky are looking at the headline in the Newspaper  about the boss getting killed, they are looking at the picture of  mob boss Carmine Galente who was killed in back of a Brooklyn, N.Y.  restaurant in 1979.'),
('79977',' Tom Cruise (qv) was originally set to play the role of  Joseph D. Pistone (qv), but the release of  _Goodfellas (1990)_ (qv) pushed back the release of this movie so  the role eventually went to Johnny Depp (qv).'),
('79978',' Leftys real name is Benjamin which, in Hebrew, means "son of the  right hand".'),
('79979',' Johnny Depp (qv) met with the actual Joseph D. Pistone (qv) a  number of times to gain knowledge and expertise for the role. He  also took gun firing lessons from the FBI.'),
('79980',' The gangsters term for a counterfeit jewel, "fugesi," was adopted  by the filmmakers from the name of a local taxi service.'),
('79981',' The scene of Joe Pistone practicing on the FBIs firing range was  inserted at the insistence of the studio, who wanted a shot of  Johnny Depp (qv) firing a gun for the movies trailer.'),
('79982',' This is the second film where Joe Pesci (qv) was considered for a  role that eventually went to Bruno Kirby (qv). The first was  _Godfather: Part II, The (1974)_ (qv), the role in question being  that of the young Clemenza.'),
('79983',' This exclusive featurette is available on the Special Edition DVD of  _Donnie Brasco (1997)_ (qv).'),
('79984',' Newmarket Films, the movies US distributor, approached  Richard Kelly (II) (qv) about doing a directors cut. He accepted  the offer and did the re'),
('79985','edit with editor Sam Bauer (qv) in a  swift nine days.'),
('79986',' Richard Kelly (II) (qv) said that the movie had a very difficult  time finding a US distributor. Since the film embodied myriad genres  and tones, distributors were confused by the movies message, and  how to market it. Additionally, Kelly also claims that "Darko" was  very close to premiering on the Starz network until Newmarket Films  picked up the film for theatrical distribution.'),
('79987',' Despite persistent rumors, Richard Kelly (II) (qv) insists that  none of the characters in this film are based upon USC teachers or  students.'),
('79988',' The movie was shot in 28 days, exactly the time'),
('79989','span of the movie  itself, on a budget of under US$5 million.'),
('79990',' In the scene at the house party someone is shown jumping on a  trampoline, wearing a Ronald Reagan (I) (qv) mask. This is taken  from a photo of the journalist Hunter S. Thompson (qv) wearing a  Reagan mask while jumping on a trampoline.'),
('79991',' In the film Donnie refers to _"Married with Children" (1987)_ (qv)  and, more specifically, Christina Applegate (qv) during  conversations about sex with his therapist. The script initially  called for Donnies fantasies to be about Alyssa Milano (qv). This  had to be changed however when Richard Kelly (II) (qv) was denied  the legal rights to reference her in this manner.'),
('79992',' In the theater scene, Richard Kelly (II) (qv) originally intended  to have Donnie and Gretchen going to see _C.H.U.D. (1984)_ (qv).  However, there were problems with finding out who owned the rights  to the movie. Finally, Sam Raimi (qv) came to the rescue by  allowing Kelly to use and distort footage from  _Evil Dead, The (1981)_ (qv), free of charge.'),
('79993',' Noah Wyle (qv)s character, Prof. Kenneth Monnitoff, is seen  eating hard candy in some scenes because Wyle decided his character  would be diabetic.'),
('79994',' Richard Kelly (II) (qv)s original choice for the music to be  played over the final sequence was U2 (qv)s "MLK." After  difficulties obtaining the rights to the song, it was decided to use  Gary Jules cover of the Tears for Fears song "Mad World" instead.'),
('79995',' The dance performance in the movie is actually performed to "West  End Girls" by the Pet Shop Boys (Neil Tennant (qv) &  Chris Lowe (I) (qv)). Due to budgetary constraints, however, the  song had to replaced by Duran Duran (qv)s "Notorious" in  post'),
('79996','production.'),
('79997',' Richard Kelly (II) (qv) originally wanted Tim Robbins (I) (qv)  to play the part of Donnies father.'),
('79998',' When casting for the role of Donnies sister, it came to  Richard Kelly (II) (qv)s attention that Maggie Gyllenhaal (qv)  (who had few film credits at the time) would be available for the  shoot. The agent who proposed Maggie Gyllenhaals casting instantly  reminded Kelly of her scene in _Cecil B. DeMented (2000)_ (qv),  where she drank urine. Though Kelly was slightly hesitant towards  the idea, he did like the way she drank urine'),
('79999','and knew he wouldnt  have to work hard at creating a sibling rivalry with two actors of  blood relation.'),
('80000',' The black'),
('80001','and'),
('80002','white poster in Donnies room, of an eye reflecting a  skull, is a reproduction of an etching by the artist  M.C. Escher (qv).'),
('80003',' EASTER EGG: The DVD contains several Easter Eggs, or hidden items.  Two are visible in the "Philosophy of Time Travel" book in the  Special Features. On each of the appendix pages, press the up arrow  on your remote and press enter. For Appendix A, the viewer gets a  deleted scene about the flooding of the school, and Appendix B, the  viewer gets a different trailer for the movie. Another can be found  after selecting the "Cunning Visions" menu screen. At the bottom of  the screen, highlight the Special Features menu entry, press the  right arrow on your remote to highlight the icon, and press enter.  This will allow you to enter a Web site gallery.'),
('80004',' The original poster art for the movie had been using an Arabic'),
('80005','style  font, but this was changed to the much more standard Times New Roman  boldface font for the video release after the terrorist attacks on  the USA of 11 September 2001. The title remains in the same style in  the film, though.'),
('80006',' Jason Schwartzman (qv) was replaced by Jake Gyllenhaal (qv), due  to Schwartzmans scheduling conflicts.'),
('80007',' The first edit of the film ran 165 minutes. The directors cut is  very close to the version that premiered at the Sundance Film  Festival in January 2001.'),
('80008',' The Aero Theatre (where Donnie and Gretchen see  _Evil Dead, The (1981)_ (qv)) closed in 2003 was indeed a real movie  theater, located at 1328 Montana Avenue, in Santa Monica, CA. (The  Aero re'),
('80009','opened in early 2005.)'),
('80010',' The skeleton costume that Donnie wears at the party at the films  end is the same worn by Johnny and his gang during the costume party  in _Karate Kid, The (1984)_ (qv).'),
('80011',' Director Richard Kelly (II) (qv) modeled the tone of the film  after Stanley Kubrick (qv)s _Lolita (1962)_ (qv). Elizabeth Darko  (Maggie Gyllenhaal (qv)) is even dressed as Vivian Darkbloom  (Marianne Stone (qv)) from Lolita at the Halloween party.'),
('80012',' One of the deleted scenes involves Donnies English class discussing  Richard Adams (IV) (qv)s novel _Watership Down (1978)_ (qv), the  plot of which involves a rabbit who prophesies the impending  destruction of the rabbit warren. This scene was later included in  the actual feature when the directors cut of the movie was released  on DVD.'),
('80013',' During the open shots of the Halloween Party shown later in the  film, in the background the sound of a wolf howling can be heard. It  is the howl of the werewolf from  _American Werewolf in London, An (1981)_ (qv).'),
('80014',' When Donnies mother is calling to say how theyll be on the red'),
('80015','eye  flight, the airport announcement in the background says that Flight  2806 is boarding at gate 42 and leaving at 12 AM. Presumably this is  the flight theyre taking, and also a reference to the 28:06:42:12  countdown that Frank gives Donnie.'),
('80016',' There are 28 scenes in the directors cut of the film. (Frank says  the world will end in 28 days 06 hours 42 minutes and 12 seconds)'),
('80017',' The movie takes place in 1988. Frank tells Donnie the world will end  in 28 days, 06 hours, 42 minutes, and 12 seconds. If you add these  numbers, the sum is 88. When Samantha asks when she can have kids,  Donnie says: "Not until 8th grade." Donnie mentions to his therapist  that his dog Callie died when he was eight. (He is later seen  holding a stuffed toy dog in her office.) According to the  television reporter, the fire at Jim Cunninghams house was  extinguished "sometime after 8:00 last night." The climax of Donnie  Darko occurs one week before the 1988 US presidential election.  George Bush (qv) was elected on November 8, 1988 [11/08/88].'),
('80018',' SPOILER: During the last scene where numerous characters are shown  in their rooms at night (when the song "Mad World" is playing) Frank  is shown wiping a tear from below his right eye, the same eye that  was stabbed by Donnie, and shot in by Donnie.'),
('80019',' The scene where Donnie corrects Gretchen was improvised because the  actress could not say the word.'),
('80020',' According to the commentary by Richard Kelly (II) (qv), the Man in  the Red Jogging Suit is an agent from the FAA, which was so confused  by the jet engine event that they sent agents to monitor the family  members. The Mystery Woman, seen during Sparkle Motions talent show  performance, was a talent scout from _"Star Search" (1983)_ (qv).'),
('80021',' Voted number five in the list of Australias 10 favorite movies.'),
('80022',' According to the directors commentary, the book which Eddie Darko  is reading in bed is Stephen King (I) (qv)s "The Tommyknockers",  the cover of which "some bastard stole from the set". Earlier in the  film, Eddies wife Rose is reading Stephen Kings "IT".'),
('80023',' SPOILER: When the airplane goes down with Donnies mother and sister  in it, there is a vague image of Jesus in the clouds behind the  airplane.'),
('80024',' The shot of the bike ride to Grandma Deaths house is an homage to  Steven Spielberg (I) (qv)s  _E.T. the Extra'),
('80025','Terrestrial (1982)_ (qv), in which,  Drew Barrymore (I) (qv) also starred.'),
('80026',' The song that plays as Donnie is riding his bike home in the  theatrical version is "The Killing Moon" by Echo And The Bunnymen.  As Gretchen waits for the school bus, a Volkswagen Rabbit vehicle  quickly passes in front of her. When is Elizabeth Darko is sleeping  on the recliner, there is a stuffed rabbit next to her. As Donnie  reaches for the car keys, there is a Polaroid picture of him and his  sister in Halloween costumes on the desk. Donnie is dressed as a  rabbit. When Donnie is talking to his sister after his mom leaves  near the end, a wooden bunny is seen on the table. Frank, the  rabbit, often appears near a water source (sprinklers, water main,  faucet).'),
('80027',' The first scene in the movie is an homage to  Martin Scorsese (qv)s  _Last Temptation of Christ, The (1988)_ (qv).'),
('80028',' Jim Cunningham depicts drugs, alcohol, and premarital sex as  "instruments of fear." In the movie, Donnie smokes a cigarette,  drinks alcohol, and engages in premarital sex. The climax of the  movie occurs after he surrenders to all three temptations.'),
('80029',' Donnie mentions the DeLorean vehicle, which was used for time travel  in the movie _Back to the Future (1985)_ (qv). In the movie Back To  The Future, the DeLorean had to reach a speed of 88mph to travel in  time.'),
('80030',' When Donnie tells Gretchen he accidentally burned down a house, they  are walking directly in front of Jim Cunninghams house. The Life  Line Exercise Card that Donnie reads is about a girl finding a lost  wallet. Later, Donnie finds Jim Cunninghams wallet on the sidewalk  outside his mansion.'),
('80031',' In the "Cunning Visions" infomercial, Jim Cunningham pats a child on  his behind. The young boy who wants to learn how to fight at the  school assembly is the same boy in Jim Cunninghams infomercial  (Larry Riesman).'),
('80032',' The game played at the arcade by Donnie and his girlfriend is the  1986 Sega car racing game "Out Run".'),
('80033',' Voted #9 in Film4s 50 Films To See Before You Die'),
('80034',' Rose Darko is reading the Stephen King (I) (qv) book It. In the  book, children in a small town are terrorized by a clown. Later in  the film, we see an encounter between Donnie and a clown.'),
('80035',' The film Donnie Darko and Stephen King (I) (qv)s It both feature  a knife'),
('80036','wielding bully. The primary bully is named Seth Devlin. His  surname is a reference to the devil. A sticker inside Seth Devlins  locker reads: "What would Satan do?"'),
('80037',' The words "Cellar Door" are written on the chalkboard in Karen  Pommeroys classroom. When Donnie asks about their meaning, she  replies that "This famous linguist once said that of all the phrases  in the English language, of all the endless combinations of words in  all of history, that Cellar Door is the most beautiful." In the  directors commentary Richard Kelly mistakenly attributes the phrase  to Edgar Allan Poe when it was actually J.R.R. Tolkien who in his  1955 essay "English and Welsh" said that "Most English'),
('80038','speaking  people...will admit that cellar door is beautiful, especially if  dissociated from its sense (and from its spelling). More beautiful  than, say, sky, and far more beautiful than beautiful."'),
('80039',' Over 100 students worked as assistants to help create the movie.'),
('80040',' Pressed for time, the crew shot a record 12 pages of script in the  last 10'),
('80041','hour day of shooting.'),
('80042',' The name "Szynaski" is a play on Henry "Chinaski" the protagonist of  five novels by Charles Bukowski.'),
('80043',' This movie is based on a well known urban legend.'),
('80044',' The first all'),
('80045','talkie film released by Columbia Pictures.'),
('80046',' A print of this film survives in the Library of Congress.'),
('80047',' A print of this film plus excerpts survive in the Library of  Congress.'),
('80048',' The film was shot half as a 1920s'),
('80049','style silent film, half as a  talkie, with the transition coming at the turning'),
('80050','point in the  story.'),
('80051',' Orson Welles played the part of Dr. Corey in "Donovans Brain" on  the only two'),
('80052','part broadcast ever produced on radios "Suspense", 18  May and 25 May 1944.'),
('80053',' This is the technically last movie that John Ford (I) (qv) and  John Wayne (I) (qv) worked on together, although Wayne later  provided the voice'),
('80054','over narration for Fords documentary  _Chesty: A Tribute to a Legend (1976)_ (qv).'),
('80055',' In a fight with Lee Marvin (qv), John Wayne (I) (qv)  underestimated an uppercut. He crashed through a table and fell  down. Director John Ford (I) (qv) decided to put the scene into  the movie.'),
('80056',' Ameilia asks the captain "to charter the Araner." That was the real  name of John Ford (I) (qv)s yacht.'),
('80057',' The yacht used in the film is John Ford (I) (qv)s yacht "The  Araner".'),
('80058',' During the scene where Amelia is wishing to "charter the Araner",  Donovan states that he owns the Araner and a boat named the  Inisfree. Inisfree is the name of the town in Ireland in which "The  Quiet Man" another John Wayne film takes place.'),
('80059',' In the opening scene Ginsberg, Allen (qv) appears behind  Dylan, Bob (qv) as he flips the note cards.'),
('80060',' Shot in 1965 during Dylans British tour.'),
('80061',' The rhythmic chant "Kon'),
('80062','kon'),
('80063','kon chikusho" is a parody of  "kon'),
('80064','chiki'),
('80065','chin," which is itself an imitation of the rhythmic  Shinto *gion'),
('80066','bayashi* festival music ("chikusho" is an expletive  often translated "Damn it!").'),
('80067',' The gamblers second line during the final song is "Jigoku no sata  mo, kane shidai" (Money buys your fate in hell), an ironic Buddhist  proverb about the power of money in the world.'),
('80068',' Director David Lanzmann (qv)s feature film debut.'),
('80069',' Based on the novel "Dood van een non" written by Maria Rosseels.'),
('80070',' Originally produced as a student film project in 1996.'),
('80071',' Florence and Zebedee are the only characters not to have been  re'),
('80072','voiced for the American release.'),
('80073',' Released as a split reel along with the comedy  _Won Through a Medium (1911)_ (qv).'),
('80074',' The full list of songs whose melodies have been borrowed or copied  either wholly or in part (original Doom only; alphabetical order by  artist): AC/DC '),
('80075',' Big Gun: E2M1 (ExMy = Episode x Mission y in'),
('80076','game)  Metallica '),
('80077',' No Remorse: E1M1 Metallica '),
('80078',' The Call of Ktulu: E2M2  Pantera '),
('80079',' Mouth for War: E3M1 Pantera '),
('80080',' Regular People (Conceit):  E2M3 Pantera '),
('80081',' Rise: E1M4'),
('80082',' The chainsaw and shotgun weapons in the game were inspired by the  "Evil Dead" series of movies.'),
('80083',' The Sega 32X version contains only seventeen maps, taken from the  "Knee Deep in the Dead" and "The Shores of Hell" episodes. No maps  from the third episode, "Inferno", have been included. (Maps present  on the 32X port: E1M1'),
('80084','E1M8 and E2M1'),
('80085','E2M7, as well as the two secret  levels E1M9 and E2M9).'),
('80086',' The rock band The Smashing Pumpkins used the sound of the rocket  launcher in their song: Where boys fear to tread.'),
('80087',' The Super Nintendo version of this game was the first consular video  game to receive a Mature rating from the ESRB.'),
('80088',' The character of Sarge (played by The Rock (qv)) is homage to  Master Sergeant Thomas Kelly, one of the main characters from the  video game _Doom3 (2004) (VG)_ (qv).'),
('80089',' The names of scientists Dr. Todd Carmack and Dr. Willits are  references to Todd Hollenshead (qv), John Carmack (qv) and  Tim Willits (qv), co'),
('80090','owners of id Software, and developers of the  Doom game and its sequels, including _Doom3 (2004) (VG)_ upon which  this movie is based.'),
('80091',' Certain characters in the movie, such as Dr. Carmack and the Dr.  Willits are named for members of id Software  (Todd Hollenshead (qv), John Carmack (qv), and  Tim Willits (qv), respectively), developers of the series of games  the movie is loosely based on.'),
('80092',' "Pinky Demon" is a monster from the game and has organic front legs  but mechanical rear legs.'),
('80093',' The Rock (qv) was offered the lead role of John Grimm, but chose  the role of Sarge because he thought it was more interesting.'),
('80094',' Vin Diesel (qv) was offered the lead role but turned it down'),
('80095',' Somewhere at the end of the movie, John stands in front of a white  illuminated plaque, titled "In Memoriam / The scientists and  engineers who gave their lives in the pursuit of exploration" and  containing the following names: John Coates, Robert Sutherland,  David Reeves, Ying Lee, Alfredo Alvarez, Alan Crow, Lawrence  Feldman, Richard Swift. From other names, only parts are visible:  ...phen Payne, ... Masters, ...n Scott, ... Francis, ...s Keller,  ...ael Rosa... A quick analysis of these names seems to indicate  that they are real people; Robert Sutherland was Canadas first  black graduate & lawyer and a benefactor of Queens College, and  (Hazel) Ying Lee was the first Chinese'),
('80096','American woman to fly for the  US military. Some names might belong to people still alive: David  Reeves is president and COO of Sony Computer Entertainment Europe,  John Coates is a math professor at the university of Cambridge,  Lawrence Feldman is a professor at the university of Illinois, and  Richard Swift was a composer and professor of music at the  university of California.'),
('80097',' A nuclear explosion sequence on the Mars facility was filmed but not  used in the final cut.'),
('80098',' Some scenes were cut because of the intense and graphic violence.'),
('80099',' The first person shooter (FPS) sequence took about 14 days to shoot.'),
('80100',' When Sarge uses the severed hand to open the advanced weapons  armory, the computer voice (and subtitles) say, "Welcome, Dr.  Patricia Tallman." The character is named in the credits as Dr.  Hillary Tallman. Patricia Tallman is the actress and stunt woman  best known for her role as "Lyta Alexander" on Babylon 5, but her  connection to this film is unknown.'),
('80101',' SPOILER: During the end credits, when the cast members names appear  on the screen, the only ones not to be shot/blown up are the only  ones which survive in the movie.'),
('80102',' The locker the BFG is stored is designated IDKFA. This is the  in'),
('80103','game cheat code that will give the player full weapons and ammo.'),
('80104',' The films setting is an archaeological dig at "Olduvai" on Mars.  Earths Olduvai Gorge contains some of the earliest human and  hominid (pre'),
('80105','human) remains and artifacts. This was the setting for  the opening scenes of _2001: A Space Odyssey (1968)_ (qv).'),
('80106',' The beating heart in the jar and the beeping accompanying it is  reminiscent of the logo used by Id Software (the developer of the  Doom video games) shown at the beginning of many of their games.'),
('80107',' When you reach Phobos Labs Level 2, the BFG'),
('80108','9000 thats shown on the  "Martian Buddy Blaster" arcade machine is the BFG from the original  "Doom" games.'),
('80109',' Master Sergeant Kelly who plays a main role in "Doom 3", has a cameo  in this game where you find a picture of him in Erebus Level 3 on a  wall, just as you grab the double'),
('80110','barrel shotgun.'),
('80111',' The gang of goons in the beginning of the movie is played by the  Vancouver based industrial group, Skinny Puppy. cEvin Key, who falls  off the car, broke his arm during the shooting of this scene.'),
('80112',' Ladd, Jordan (qv) was originally cast as Amy Blue, but her mother,  Ladd, Cheryl (qv), vetoed her playing the role at the last minute.'),
('80113',' Every time one of the characters buys something, the total comes to  $6.66. The address of the first hotel they stay at is 666. Amys  combined SAT score is 666.'),
('80114',' Dan Gatto, from the band Babyland, did extra score'),
('80115','like music for  the film.'),
('80116',' In all the publicity pictures for the film, Rose is wearing a bobbed  black wig. The pictures were taken after the film was made, and her  hair had since grown. Also, Johnathans characters tattoo isnt in  any publicity pictures (ex. Movie cover and soundtrack)'),
('80117',' Every time one of the characters uses the skull lighter, the flame  is a different color; Blue when Jordan White lights it, White when  Xavier Red lights it and Reddish Orange when Amy Blue lights it.'),
('80118',' The names of the lead characters '),
('80119',' Amy Blue and Jordan White '),
('80120',' were  inspired by cartoonist Mark Beyers early'),
('80121','90s underground comic  strip "Amy & Jordan". In the strip, Amy and Jordan, a couple, often  find themselves in terrible or grotesque situations.'),
('80122',' This entire movie was filmed in 45 minutes.'),
('80123',' Richard Kyanka believed in the project so much that he financed it  out of his own pocket.'),
('80124',' Richard Kyanka and Kevin Bowen knew each other prior to filming,  having met while working for eFront in 2001'),
('80125',' Kevin Bowen, who played the police officer, received third degree  burns over his pelvis and thighs while filming a scene. Originally,  Richard Kyanka was to walk down to the basement and shoot a flare  gun into the police officers crotch. While Bowen was wearing a  fireproof suit underneath his costume for the shot, Kyanka missed  his target and hit Bowens lower legs, setting his pants on fire. As  a result, Bowens last scene is him clutching the board. The last  shot of the film was a last'),
('80126','minute replacement as an ending.'),
('80127',' In order to be on time with Gooncon all the animation for the Doom  House cartoon was completed in one day.'),
('80128',' Originally released on the Internet in 2003.'),
('80129',' The programmers added a picture of John Romeros head on a stage at  the last level. John noticed that and added a sample to the last  level of him saying: "To win this game you must beat me, John  Romero". The sample was pitch'),
('80130','shifted and reversed.'),
('80131',' There are two bonus levels which are recreations of the first and  ninth levels of Wolfenstein 3D (the game which launched the "first  person 3D shooter" genre).'),
('80132',' The only way to see John Romeros head on the last level is to  invoke the cheat code that allows you to walk through walls  ("idclip" on the PC version) and walk through the giant face.'),
('80133',' The full list of songs whose melodies have been borrowed or copied  either wholly or in part (Doom 2 only; alphabetical order by  artist): Alice in Chains '),
('80134',' Angry Chair: Map25 Alice in Chains '),
('80135',' Them  Bones: Map23 Black Sabbath '),
('80136',' After All (the Dead): Map10 Pantera '),
('80137','  This Love: Map18 Slayer '),
('80138',' South of Heaven: Map07'),
('80139',' Created for the DVD release of _Doom (2005)_ (qv).'),
('80140',' In the scene where Caesar is first seen, one of the maps Jada shows  him is actually a map of the Mechanical Age from the computer game  ‘Myst’.'),
('80141',' Sixth episode in the 2'),
('80142','reel "Timber Tales" (Lumberjack Series).'),
('80143',' The original working title for this film was "Infected", but was  changed during production to avoid copyright issues with a gaming  company who manufactured a video game of the same name.'),
('80144',' The images of the burning of the fictitious liner Wentworth Castle  is taken from actual news footage of the burning of the liner SS  Morro Castle. The Morro Castle caught fire on 8 September 1934  during a trip from Havana to New York. The heavy loss of life  combined with the beaching of the gutted hulk in New Jersey made it  one of the biggest news stories of the day.'),
('80145',' The newspaper photo of the slain detective Dan Grady is actually  that of Boris Karloff (qv) himself as a much younger man. Since  Karloff was in middle age by the time he made his first talkies in  Hollywood, viewers would not have recognized him from this earlier  photo.'),
('80146',' Third episode in the Rufftown 2'),
('80147','reel comedy series, based on stories  by Arthur Bugs Baer.'),
('80148',' Most of the movie was filmed in 1967 but due to a lack of financing  it wasnt completed until 1972 when the producers had acquired  enough money to complete the film, but without any of the original  cast members.'),
('80149',' Hosted by Elvira Mistress of the Dark on her show "Movie Macabre" on  August 27 1983.'),
('80150',' This film uses several special effects shots from  _Yosei Gorasu (1962)_ (qv) (including most of the exterior shots of  space flight involving the ship and other space stations). Many of  the other shots of both the spacecraft (showing a completely  different craft than featured in the "Yosei Gorasu" footage) and  interior shots of television screens are taken from  _Wizard of Mars, The (1965)_ (qv).'),
('80151',' The cheerleaders featured in the cast are real'),
('80152','life cheerleaders and  athletes.'),
('80153',' Based on a TV series in production, but it uses the regulars from  the show but sidelines them in featured roles having a new character  played by Ian Bannen (qv) as the lead.'),
('80154',' George Sanders (I) (qv) last film.'),
('80155',' The game contains several references to the original Doom games. For  example, one of the magazines lying about has a "surprised" face on  it '),
('80156',' that of the Doom Marine from the first two Doom games. Also,  the "player face" on the arcade machine is that of the Doom Marine.'),
('80157',' Within approximately 1 day of release, there was already a game  modification (or mod) which added a light to the pistol. In the  game itself, players must swap between a flashlight, or a gun.'),
('80158',' The name of the doctor responsible for the disaster is Dr. Malcolm  Betruger. The German word "Betrüger" means "Cheater" in English. Id  Software always tried to prevent cheating in the multiplayer mode of  their games. So the bad'),
('80159','guy of Doom3 is a cheater and in reverse  cheaters are bad'),
('80160','guys.'),
('80161',' SPOILER If you kill Larry Kaczynski and take his PDA, you will find  an email from a "John Okonkwo" that turns out to be the well known  "Nigeria Scam", which is apparently still assaulting inboxes well  into the 22nd Century.'),
('80162',' In the original Doom, the player lost all their equipment (except  for a pistol and 50 bullets) at the beginning of every new episode  (for a total of two times). Although no reason was given for this  effective "restart" in every chapter, the concept was carried over  into Doom 3, and the player loses all their equipment (twice), on  the journey to and from Hell. There are also several other holdovers  from the original doom, such as a boss fight that consisted of two  Barons of Hell, toxic sludge, and more.'),
('80163',' In one of the mails found/discovered in the PDAs lying around the  base, theres a "futuristic" version of an IP address. If you  "subtract" a few digits from it so it becomes a "normal" present'),
('80164','day  IP address and perform a "reverse DNS" youll get: "idsoftware.com",  the domain/site of the creators/developers of the game.'),
('80165',' The PDA audio logs closely resemble the format, tone, and pacing of  the audiotape Ash listens to in _Evil Dead II (1987)_'),
('80166',' Development team averaged about 24 people.'),
('80167',' Originally was not intended to be made. John Carmack, unimpressed  with the current plan for the companys next game, told his  co'),
('80168','owners that unless Doom 3 was id softwares next project, he  would quit.'),
('80169',' While most of the levels exist highly ruined, the developers first  built every level as if nobody had ever walked in them. Going  through each level with special developer'),
('80170','only weapons, level  designers would then dismantle the levels in order to create a  highly damaged effect.'),
('80171',' Originally, the Soul Cube was going to be split into four sections,  forcing the player to defeat each sections "Guardian". Designers  felt that this would make the Cube seem weak, and opted instead to  keep the Cube whole. However, this concept is reused for the  Artifact in Doom 3: Ressurection of Evil, where the player have to  fight Guardians in order to gain new special powers.'),
('80172',' Originally the Soul Cube would have required ten enemy kills to  "activate". It was after testing comments got back to them that they  decided to cut the requirement in half and make it five kills.'),
('80173',' Doom 3 included the first time id ever contracted an outside story  writer (Matt Castello) and the first time they ever completely  storyboarded an entire game before.'),
('80174',' In the last level, just before the final boss, there is an empty  room with the "Id" Logo on the wall. If you click on it the near  wall opens in a secret room and you can take the "Id Pda" with the  "Thanks" of the Id Staff.'),
('80175',' Originally the story of the Soul Cube was to be told to the player  through hallucinations. These hallucinations would trigger during  any type of portal transport to add both back story and tension.  This was to show the player that the cube was trying to communicate  with the player through the portals all the way from Hell. They  wouldve been split into sections, and by the time of the final  transport, the player would be aware that the Cube was trapped in  Hell, split into sections. However, this back story wouldve hurt  pacing too much, and many of the elements the cut'),
('80176','scenes wouldve  shown were better delivered in other ways. Also, the element of the  Cube being split was also removed.'),
('80177',' The original game design document included a scene where the player  traveling through an animal kennel where they would fight zombie  monkeys. This is not in the final version of the game.'),
('80178',' Betruger wasnt originally intended to be the obvious villain as he  appears in the game. Originally the player was supposed to assume  that Swann was the villain and Betruger would emerge later as the  antagonist. This was cut to streamline the story.'),
('80179',' The website "www.martianbuddy.com" mentioned in the game was also  made into a real one'),
('80180','page website, which offers a promotional code  allowing the player to get into some of the storage lockers.'),
('80181',' If you read Jack Smiths emails on his PDA, one of them makes  reference to an accident happening to a worker nicknamed "TorsoBoy".  This is a wink'),
('80182','wink reference to the ‘Weird Al’ Yankovic (qv) song  "Albequerque" which features the nickname TorsoBoy. In fact, in Doom  3, the machine in which the accident occurred around was called the  "Albequerk Compactor".'),
('80183',' Selected for the 2004 Whitney Biennial'),
('80184',' The film was shot in only three days using a small crew and on a  limited shooting budget.'),
('80185',' The beautiful forest scene was actually filmed in the director’s  garden in Primrose Hill.'),
('80186',' The ambient sounds of the limbo scenes in the house were actually  recorded by accident during a Foley session at Chris Ryans family  home. His wife Natalie and children were in the house playing  upstairs while he unintentionally picked up on their voices.'),
('80187',' The singer Natalie Griffiths who sings the main theme to Door Out  Of The Dark is actually married to Chris Ryan who produced the  score composed by Ross Power.'),
('80188',' The car accident scenes were filmed on a small road at the back of a  breakers yard in North West London. All the flash back scenes of the  accident contain manipulated sounds to give the impression of  recurring memories.'),
('80189',' Although the flash back scenes are literally shown forwards, all the  sound effects of the car accident flashbacks are in fact  reverse'),
('80190','played sound effects.'),
('80191',' The HD footage has been digitally color'),
('80192','corrected at 2K resolution.'),
('80193',' The opening of the film begins with a darkened perspective shot from  the point of view of the main character who appears to be partially  sighted.'),
('80194',' The partial sightedness experienced by Clara is known as a real  condition, yet in the film the audience has to choose their own  interpretation of what her perspective signifies. Whether her  darkened perspective is caused by something physical or whether it  signifies something metaphysical is up to the audience.'),
('80195',' Even though the singer Natalie Griffiths had already been  approached, she was in Australia during the initial production of  the score, but Rafael Cortes decided that she was so important to  the feel of the film that he waited for her return to complete the  recording of the score.'),
('80196',' Based on the first third of John Irving (I) (qv)s novel "A Widow  for One Year".'),
('80197',' The deceased Cole boys, Thomas and Timothy, were played by  director/screenwriter Tod Williams (qv)s cousins  Tod Harrison Williams (qv) and Carter Williams (qv), and the  photographs featured in the film are their actual childhood photos.'),
('80198',' The painting of "The Door in the Floor" was actually painted by  Jeff Bridges (I) (qv).'),
('80199',' The photograph of Marion (Kim Basinger (qv)) and the boys feet  was taken the first day of the shoot; the feet belong producer  Anne Carey (I) (qv)s sons.'),
('80200',' The last minute of the movie was filmed in the United Methodist  Church in Pleasantville, NY. The crew built a two story racquetball  court in order for Jeff Bridges (I) (qv) to open to door in the  floor and walk down the stairs'),
('80201',' Ben Foster (I) (qv) was suppose to play the role of Eddie OHare,  but gave the role to his brother Jon Foster (I) (qv) instead  because he thought it was better suited for him.'),
('80202',' 12th release in Kalems American Girl series.'),
('80203',' Production of the door sequence was a rushed overnight affair due to  the location housing a standby set for the film Birth.'),
('80204',' During filming another production was shooting just across the  street and a few of its make'),
('80205','up artists participated as extras.'),
('80206',' An official selection of the 2006 Cannes Film Festival and the 2007  Sundance Film Festival.'),
('80207',' Real'),
('80208','life Morrison girlfriend Kennealy, Patricia (qv) played the  role of the witch that wed Morrison and Kennealy in the movie.'),
('80209',' Prior to the audition, Val Kilmer (qv) memorized the lyrics to all  songs written by Jim Morrison (I) (qv). He also sent director  Oliver Stone (I) (qv) a video of him performing a few Doors songs,  which Stone claimed hurt Kilmers image as Morrison.'),
('80210',' Manzarek, Ray (qv) turned down Stones many requests to help in  the movie. Manzarek has since said that the movie is a horrible  account of the history of the band.'),
('80211',' Kilmer wore special contact lenses that made his pupils seem dilated  in the scenes where Morrison was stoned.'),
('80212',' Closeup shots use Kilmers voice, long distance shots use  Morrisons.'),
('80213',' "Mr Mojo Risin" is an anagram of "Jim Morrison".'),
('80214',' John Densmore (qv) (The Doors drummer) played the recording  engineer for Morrisons solo session.'),
('80215',' Bramlett, Bonnie (qv) (of 60s group Delaney and Bonnie) played  the bartender.'),
('80216',' DIRCAMEO(Oliver Stone): Morrisons film professor.'),
('80217',' The poem that Jim Morrison is reading at the opening of the film is  actually two selections from his book of poetry "An American  Prayer": "Awake Ghost Song" and "Awake". It is the same book that  Jim gives to his bandmates at the end of the film. The musical  version of An American Prayer was not, however, recorded by the  surviving members of the Doors until several years after Morrisons  death.'),
('80218',' Prior to production, Val Kilmer (qv) lived and breathed Morrison  for nearly a year, dressing in his clothes and hanging around at his  old haunts on Sunset Strip. Jim Morrison (I) (qv) biographer Jerry  Hopkins says that he saw him one day when meeting  Oliver Stone (I) (qv) for lunch, using a payphone in the  restaurant, and was so convinced by the believable image he cut that  the first thought that entered his head was, "Id forgotten how tall  Jim was."'),
('80219',' The film kicked around for nearly twenty years before it made it  into production. Amongst other actors considered for the role at  various times were Tom Cruise (qv), Jason Patric (qv), and  John Travolta (qv). During the time Travolta was being considered  he met the band (who were initially quite involved with the possible  production), and they discussed reforming the band and going on tour  with Travolta on vocals. In the end the band chose not to do this  because they felt John Travolta (qv) was too nice to fill  Morrisons shoes.'),
('80220',' Ian Astbury (qv), (lead singer for the band The Cult), was  considered for the role of Jim Morrison (I) (qv) by  Oliver Stone (I) (qv). They had lunch in Hollywood to discuss the  role. In 2002 he went on tour with The Doors as lead singer.'),
('80221',' After the scene when Jim is being photographed, he stands in place  and looks at the camera as a newspapers and magazines fly by showing  The Doors rise to fame, but also, a sculpture of a Greek figure  appears over Jims. This is a sculpture of Alexander The Great.  Jim Morrison (I) (qv) compared himself to Alexander the Great  several times in his life. Director Oliver Stone (I) (qv) would go  on to direct _Alexander (2004)_ (qv) about Alexander the Great,  starring Kilmer as Alexanders father.'),
('80222',' ACTTRADE(Val Kilmer): Flips coins and a drumstick on his knuckles.'),
('80223',' Real Doors guitarist Robby Krieger (qv) can be seen briefly  walking by the group while they talk in the hallway between sets at  the London Fog.'),
('80224',' During the filming, Doors music was constantly being played on the  set.'),
('80225',' Billy Idol (qv)s role in the movie was originally much bigger.  Prior to filming, Idol was in a motorcycle accident that left him  seriously injured and unable to walk. Because of this, his role in  the movie was reduced severely, and youll notice that when he does  appear in the film, he is either on crutches, sitting, or laying  down.'),
('80226',' The real grave of Jim Morrison (I) (qv) is shown at the end of the  movie, filmed at the Père Lachaise Cemetery in Paris, France. The  sculpture of Morrison that is on his gravestone was stolen soon  after the films release.'),
('80227',' John Travolta (qv) was considered for the role of Jim Morrison in  1986.'),
('80228',' Jim Morrison (I) (qv)s comment while being interviewed about  spending more money on alcohol and tobacco than education is taken  from "The Doors of Perception" by Aldous Huxley (qv).'),
('80229',' The surviving members of "The Doors" claim that Val Kilmer (qv)  did such a good job playing Jim Morrison (I) (qv) and singing as  Jim Morrison (I) (qv) that they could not distinguish his voice  from the real Morrisons.'),
('80230',' Doors guitarist Robby Krieger (qv) insisted that the scene showing  the band rehearsing "Light My Fire" make clear that it was he, not  Jim Morrison (I) (qv), who composed the song.'),
('80231',' As documented in the film, after defying Ed Sullivan (I) (qv) and  using the word "higher" on national TV, Jim Morrison (I) (qv) and  The Doors were never invited back to  _"Toast of the Town" (1948)_ (qv).'),
('80232',' Val Kilmer (qv) broke his arm badly when he performed a jump from  the stage into the crowd and the stuntman failed to catch him,  leaving Kilmer with an abnormal growth on his right elbow.'),
('80233',' Oliver Stone (I) (qv)s then wife Elizabeth is mentioned in the  closing credit roll as Naijo No Ko. This Japanese term means "with  the help of my wife" or, more colloquially, "I owe my success to my  better half".'),
('80234',' The scene where Jim smashes a TV while in the recording studio  actually did happen. Ray Manzarek describes this scene vividly in  his autobiography "Light My Fire".'),
('80235',' Oliver Stone (I) (qv)s first choice for the role of Jim Morrison  was British rocker Ian Astbury (qv).'),
('80236',' Written, shot and edited in forty eight hours as part of a UK'),
('80237','wide  competition. The title and genre were pulled from a hat.'),
('80238',' The first credited film project of Dwight Frye (qv).'),
('80239',' During the filming of this picture in Tully, Ireland, the cast,  director and some of the crew members actually lived in the house  that serves as the exterior of the Van Buren mansion.'),
('80240',' The movie that Karan and Nisha watch at the cinema, when Timsy is  spying on them is "40 Carats (1973)".'),
('80241',' Shashi Kapoor, who played Shashi Sehgal in this movie, is in real  life the youngest paternal uncle of Rishi Kapoor, who played Karan  Saxena (Kannu). That was the actual reason of their greatly  identical looks.'),
('80242',' The first travel video for Americans traveling to Amsterdam to smoke  marijuana.'),
('80243',' Host Larry Jay stayed in Amsterdam for 64 extra days after his  winter vacation to Amsterdam in January, 2007'),
('80244',' Italian censorship visa #31096 delivered on 10 September 1940.'),
('80245',' Made for POV 2002, where 8 award'),
('80246','winning Australian filmmakers were  given a short film script by celebrated writer Brendan Cowell.  Filmmakers had to name their own film and characters and adhere to a  set of rules, such as shooting on digital cameras and making no  dialogue changes.'),
('80247',' Lynn Loring (qv), real'),
('80248','life wife of Roy Thinnes (qv) replaced  Tisha Sterling (qv), who had to withdraw because of illness.'),
('80249',' Ed Bishop (I) (qv) replaced Peter Dyneley (qv), after rushes  revealed the latters physical similarity to Patrick Wymark (qv),  which was thought likely to confuse audiences.'),
('80250',' Originally released as a bonus DVD packaged with Marilyn Mansons  May 2003 album entitled "The Golden Age Of Grotesque".'),
('80251',' First film released by Charles J. Hites newly formed Mutual Film  Corporation.'),
('80252',' The film was released in Spain but never in Italy.'),
('80253',' Richard Todd has said in interviews he had no idea this film was  semi porno until he discovered it was playing at Porn Cinema in  London.'),
('80254',' This was one of two one'),
('80255','hour musical specials which were part of  CBSs 1968, multi'),
('80256','million'),
('80257','dollar contract with Doris Days  production company, a contract that Day insists to this day was  negotiated by her husband and manager Martin Melcher without her  knowledge. When Melcher died suddenly in April 1968, Day chose to go  ahead and honor the contract, appearing in this program and  _Doris Mary Ann Kappelhoff Special, The (1971) (TV)_ (qv), as well  as starring in her eponymous sit'),
('80258','com for five seasons, from  1968'),
('80259','1974.'),
('80260',' This was one of two one'),
('80261','hour musical specials which were part of  CBSs 1968 multi'),
('80262','million'),
('80263','dollar contract with Doris Days production  company, a contract that Day insists to this day was negotiated by  her husband and manager Martin Melcher without her knowledge. When  Melcher died suddenly in April of 1968, Day chose to go ahead and  honor the contract, appearing in this special and  _Doris Day Today (1975) (TV)_ (qv), as well as starring in her  popular, eponymous CBS sit'),
('80264','com for five seasons, from 1968'),
('80265','1974.'),
('80266',' Took its name from the film  _House That Dripped Blood, The (1971)_ (qv)'),
('80267',' During the filming of the office scenes, the wind was so bad that it  blew one of the doors off.'),
('80268',' The Red Castle Motel, where Dorothy was shot, also appeared in the  2004 film, Thunderstruck, directed by Darren Ashton.'),
('80269',' A fund'),
('80270','raising short for the United States Fourth Liberty Loan Drive  in World War I.'),
('80271',' In Allan Forrest (qv)s opening scene, the broad bare shoulders  seen as his wound is being dressed actually belong to  Mary Pickford (qv)s husband Douglas Fairbanks (qv), who was  busy filming on the next'),
('80272','door set and was brought in as "body  double" when Forrests own physique was felt to be inadequate.'),
('80273',' The stunt where Dorothy rides her horse up the steps and onto the  three'),
('80274','foot wide wall was performed by Mary Pickford (qv) herself,  after the stuntwomans horse damaged a leg.'),
('80275',' Vitaphone production reel #2538'),
('80276',' Art director Friso Wiegersma is the son of the real doctor on which  Anton Coolen based his novels.'),
('80277',' For this film, Fons Rademakers became the first Dutch filmmaker to  be nominated for an Academy Award.'),
('80278',' Released as a split reel along with the cartoon  _Sammie Johnsins Love Affair (1916)_ (qv).'),
('80279',' The short film was shot in only one day from 7 am to 4 pm.'),
('80280',' In the TV that Vanessa, the ice cream shop employee, is watching  theres a scene from La Vulka.'),
('80281',' Filmed for the "Bloodshots 48 Hour Filmmaking Challenge" and  competed against over thirty shorts in Austin and Vancouver. First  the film earned the Austin critics award from producer John Pierson  and film critic Harry Knowles. Then it was selected for the grand  prize, selected by Robert Rodriguez. It has been selected for the  2005 South By Southwest Film Festival.'),
('80282',' This is the only movie in which the two Mexican cinema icons  Pedro Infante (qv) and Jorge Negrete (qv) appear together,  sharing screen time. They both appear in _Reportaje (1953)_ (qv),  but never in the same shot.'),
('80283',' To give the squiggle an unkempt appearance, the animation drawings  were inked on rice paper. The ink bled, creating a textured line  that was then Xeroxed onto cel.'),
('80284',' The directors name is Matthew Parkhill (qv), and the name of the  hospital is "Parkhill Hospital".'),
('80285',' DIRCAMEO(Matthew Parkhill (qv)): doctor giving bad news in the  hospital.'),
('80286',' Italian censorship visa #28892 delivered on 30 November 1937.'),
('80287',' This movie is a sequel to both God of Gamblers, which included  Andy Lau (qv)s character, and to All for the Winner, which  starred Stephen Chow (I) (qv) and Man Tat Ng (qv). This film  should not be confused with God of Gamblers Returns, also released  as God of Gamblers 2, and in essence the true sequel to the original  God of Gamblers.'),
('80288',' Advertisements for _Batman Returns (1992)_ (qv) are visible on a  movie theater marquee.'),
('80289',' This was the first Pathé serial with overlap and chapter recaps at  the beginning of each chapter.'),
('80290',' While the name of Chesty Morgan (qv)s character is often reported  to be "Jane Monet" or "Jane Genet", it is clearly pronounced  "Tennay" in the film.'),
('80291',' Naunton Wayne (qv)s last film'),
('80292',' The synopsis for the film was written before filming began, hence  the mix'),
('80293','up with the character names at other sites.'),
('80294',' Before changes were made during filming, Kathys name was Kristi  Swan and Sheryls name was Shauna.'),
('80295',' A Print of this film labeled "Foreign version with Silent  Intertitles", Survives in the UCLA Film and Television Archives.'),
('80296',' Reissue of an earlier film. Original title undetermined.'),
('80297',' George Irving (I) (qv) and Maude Eburne (qv) were listed as cast  members in a news item, but were not seen in the movie.'),
('80298',' Finalist in 2nd Annual 72 Hour Film Shootout, 2005.'),
('80299',' Third episode in the Liberty Short Stories one'),
('80300','reel series.'),
('80301',' Written, shot, and edited in 24 hours for the 2005 Brooklyn Midnight  Run competition.'),
('80302',' Won Best Film, Best Directing, Best Cinematography, Best Writing,  Best Editing, and Best Leading Actor (Jeff Schine) at the 2005  Brooklyn Midnight Run.'),
('80303',' Anne Reveres first film.'),
('80304',' Most of the characters were named after characters in the  Lee, Bruce (qv) film, _Enter the Dragon (1973)_ (qv).'),
('80305',' The second in a long line of walk'),
('80306','along beat'),
('80307','em'),
('80308','ups that helped  spawn a large number of other games in this genre over the next  several years.'),
('80309',' Billy and Jimmy practice the martial art of Sosaiken, while the  Black Warriors use the magic known as Undhai.'),
('80310',' One of the most remade games in history with over 15 versions  spanning multiple consoles.'),
('80311',' Double Dragon was designed and written by just three people, all of  whom, prior to joining Technos, were with Data East and had worked  on another arcade fighting legend, 1984s "Karate Champ".'),
('80312',' Based on the 1988 video game of the same name.'),
('80313',' Dozens of arcade games appear in the Power Corps hideout. DOUBLE  DRAGON is one of them. Its visible when Jimmy (possessed by Kogo  Shuko) tries to kick Billy but misses and shatters game the screen.'),
('80314',' In the final battle, Linda Lash (Kristina Wagner) says to Marion  (Aylssa Milano), "Now whos the boss?" Later, Marion tells Lash,  "Youre lucky, generally I put people in the hospital." Alyssa  Milano starred on the television series Whos The Boss, and Wagner  was a regular on General Hospital.'),
('80315',' In one scene, Kogo Shuko asks his henchmen (Huey and Lewis), "Huey,  Lewis. Any news?" a reference to the band Huey Lewis and the News.'),
('80316',' Most of the crew member names get used by the announcer, notably  Hannah, Gracey, Sibley, Fraser, and Berg.'),
('80317',' Was filmed as "Its Only Money" in 1948 and kept from release until  1951.'),
('80318',' The title "Double Dynamite" is a reference to  Jane Russell (I) (qv)s breasts, which are actually well covered  throughout the movie.'),
('80319',' The police report on Johnny says he "resembles  Frank Sinatra (qv)".'),
('80320',' This was the last movie that Irving Cummings (qv) worked on.'),
('80321',' Included in Warner Home Videos 2006 6'),
('80322','disc DVD release "The Busby  Berkeley Collection".'),
('80323',' Vitaphone production reels #1891'),
('80324','1892'),
('80325',' Joey Formans final role.'),
('80326',' Right before the scene where the three soldiers confront the aliens,  they climb through a fence, breaking it. According to the Directors  Commentary, Jonathan Morgan had to pay for repair of the fence. (The  fence is seen earlier in the movie, already in its broken state, in  the scenes with the UFO)'),
('80327',' Actress Serenity says in the DVD Commentary that she did research  into the way women acted old "B movies" '),
('80328',' this is why she holds her  hands out whenever her scientist character asks a question.'),
('80329',' Ten people were supposed to show up to play various roles in the  movie, but they didnt show up. This is why Anthony Crane plays so  many parts.'),
('80330',' Shanna McCullough did not show up when the scenes at the beginning  (in the UFO) were shot, that is why Anthony Crane takes the part  (played for comedic effect), until the first outside shot.'),
('80331',' Director Jonathan Morgan had to get permission to use the stock  footage of the Flying Saucers used in this movie.'),
('80332',' The opening scene was originally supposed to take place in the  basement of the house. Through a misunderstanding, though, it was  locked up and unusable. The scene had to quickly be changed to fit  the room it ended up being shot in.'),
('80333',' The brace the killer used on his leg made it very hard to get  around. Multiple times the actor fell down due to the heavy cast  covering his leg.'),
('80334',' The scene with "The Couple" was originally filmed with different  actors. When one of the originals couldnt finish the rest of their  scenes, it was recast with two new actors. The biggest change here  is that it switched from two girls to a guy and a girl.'),
('80335',' The credits on the version of this movie which exists today are  actually for the movie _Mad Doctor of Blood Island (1968)_ (qv) and  bear no relation to this film. This comes from when they were  originally intended to be released as a double feature.'),
('80336',' Paul Hurst (I) (qv) appears to have played both guests. According  to a contemporary magazine article, based on an incident supplied by  E.J. Noonan, House Detective at the Hotel Jefferson, St. Louis,  Missouri, USA. Sixth of 12 weekly 2'),
('80337','reel "Mysteries of the Grand  Hotel."'),
('80338',' Due to a strong friendship formed between the two actors on the set  of _Bloodsport (1988)_ (qv), Jean'),
('80339','Claude Van Damme (qv) wanted no  one but Bolo Yeung (qv) to play the lead villain in this movie.'),
('80340',' SPOILER: Director Billy Wilder (qv) originally filmed an ending  where Keyes watches Walter Neff go to the gas chamber.'),
('80341',' The character Walter Neff was originally named Walter Ness, but  director/writer Wilder, Billy (qv) found out that there was a man  living in Beverly Hills named Walter Ness who was actually an  insurance salesman. To avoid being sued for defamation of character,  they changed the name.'),
('80342',' The scene where Neff and Dietrichson cant get their car started  after the murder was added by Wilder after his car wouldnt start at  the end of a shooting day.'),
('80343',' Dick Powell (I) (qv) wanted the role of Walter Neff, but he was  under contract to another studio and they wouldnt allow it. He was  enraged and tore up his contract. The role went to  Fred MacMurray (qv).'),
('80344',' In the scene where Phyllis is listening at Neffss door as he talks  with Keyes: As Keyes exits into the hallway and Phyllis hides behind  the door, the door opens into the hallway which isnt allowed by  building codes even back then, but it does give Phyllis something to  hide behind and increases the tension.'),
('80345',' The blonde wig that Stanwyck, Barbara (qv) is wearing throughout  the movie was the idea of Billy Wilder (qv). A month into shooting  Wilder suddenly realized how bad it looked, but by then it was too  late to re'),
('80346','shoot the earlier scenes. To rationalize this mistake, in  later interviews Wilder claimed that the bad'),
('80347','looking wig was  intentional.'),
('80348',' In the first scene in which Walter first kisses Phyllis, we see a  wedding ring on Walters hand. Fred MacMurray (qv) was married and  the ring was not noticed until post'),
('80349','production.'),
('80350',' The scene in which Phyllis is hiding behind the door avoiding Keyes  could never actually happen. No apartment doors open outwards  because of the fire hazard that creates.'),
('80351',' Billy Wilder (qv) had a tough time getting a leading man for this  film; many actors, including George Raft (qv) turned the project  down. He got Fred MacMurray (qv) partly because MacMurray wanted a  change of pace from the comedic roles he was doing at the time.'),
('80352',' Billy Wilder (qv) and Raymond Chandler (qv) did not get along  well while writing this films script, a process that was apparently  filled with arguments. Wilder claimed that he flaunted his  womanizing ability at the time to torment the sexually'),
('80353','repressed  Chandler.'),
('80354',' SPOILER: A different ending was shot, with Neff being caught by the  police and executed while Keyes looks on in despair.  Billy Wilder (qv) decided it would be poignant and fitting for  both characters if instead Neff were to die in his office with Keyes  by his side as he expressed his regret.'),
('80355',' When Raymond Chandler (qv) began writing the script with  Billy Wilder (qv), he hated the experience so much, he actually  walked out on the job and would not return unless his list of  demands was met. The demand were met and this script is the result.'),
('80356',' Author James M. Cain later admitted that if he had come up with some  of the solutions to the plot that screenwriters Billy Wilder and  Raymond Chandler created, he would have employed them in his  original novel.'),
('80357',' The movie was based on the novel by James M. Cain which in turn was  based on the true story of Ruth Snyder.'),
('80358',' The victim, Mr. Dietrichson, is an oil company executive. Screenplay  writer Raymond Chandler (qv) was an oil company executive before  he became a writer.'),
('80359',' SPOILER: The part of Walter Neff was originally offered to  George Raft (qv). He insisted that he would only take on the role  if his character turned out to be an FBI agent at the end,  entrapping Barbara Stanwyck (qv)s character. As this ran  completely counter to James M. Cain (qv)s original novel, he  naturally didnt get the part.'),
('80360',' Silver dust was mixed with some subtle smoke effects to create the  illusion of waning sunlight in Phyllis Dietrichsons house.'),
('80361',' Because James M. Cain was unavailable to help co'),
('80362','write the  screenplay, Billy Wilder turned to Raymond Chandler, whose novel  "The Big Sleep" Wilder much admired. The director was somewhat  disappointed to find that Chandler was almost always drunk and  smoked a very smelly pipe, though there was no doubting his ability  to write some great hard'),
('80363','bitten dialog. Chandlers first attempts  (this was his first film) at a screenplay included things like  camera directions and suggestions for angles. Once Wilder had  explained to him how the screenwriting process worked and what it  entailed, the two managed to get along much better.'),
('80364',' We never learn the first name of Mr. Dietrichson.'),
('80365',' Barbara Stanwyck was the first choice to play Phyllis, but she was  unnerved when seeing the role was of a ruthless killer. When she  expressed her concern to Billy Wilder, he asked her "Are you a mouse  or an actress?"'),
('80366',' On viewing the films rushes, production head Buddy DeSylva remarked  "We hired Barbara Stanwyck, and here we get George Washington!",  referring to Stanwycks blonde wig.'),
('80367',' Various studios expressed interest in the story when it first  appeared in serial form in 1935 but realized it was unfilmable  within the strictures of the newly'),
('80368','established Production Code.'),
('80369',' In 2007, the American Film Institute ranked this as the #29 Greatest  Movie of All Time.'),
('80370',' Greenwood, Bruce (I) (qv) fakes his death to frame his wife while  out at sea on a yacht. He does exactly the same in the film  _Bitter Vengeance (1994) (TV)_ (qv).'),
('80371',' Foster, Jodie (qv) was cast as Libby, but was replaced by  Ashley Judd (qv) when she became pregnant.'),
('80372',' Greg Kinnear (qv) was offered the part of Nicholas Parsons but  passed.'),
('80373',' In the film, Colman, Ronald (qv) plays a fictional actor who stars  in the longest'),
('80374','running "Othello" in history. In real life, actor  Robeson, Paul (qv), who had just become the first black actor to  star in an otherwise white production of "Othello" on Broadway, had  just completed the longest run of the play.'),
('80375',' The role of Anthony John was originally written for  Laurence Olivier (qv). Olivier was unavailable when the film  finally went into production.'),
('80376',' The "Othello" scenes were filmed separately and in the exact order  in which they occur in Shakespeares play, so as to give  Ronald Colman (qv) the feeling that he was actually appearing in  "Othello". Colman felt uneasy about performing Shakespeare, so  director George Cukor (qv) and Shakespearean actor  Walter Hampden (qv), who acted as coach and advisor for these  scenes, tried to make Colman as comfortable as possible in them.'),
('80377',' Paddy Chayefsky (qv), who later became a highly successful author  and playwright ("Marty"), can be seen as an uncredited photographer  at the death scene. According to Shelley Winters (qv), Chayefsky  needed the money to go to New York and get married.'),
('80378',' In movie, Anthony John stars in a Broadway production of Othello,  that plays more than 300 performances and runs over a year. In  reality, no production of a Shakespeare play has chalked up anywhere  near that many performances on Broadway; at best, most are lucky to  run several months, like Richard Burtons four'),
('80379','month stint in a 1964  production of Hamlet, which undoubtedly owed much of its success to  his then'),
('80380','notorious relationship with Elizabeth Taylor.'),
('80381',' Anton Diffring (qv) replaced a actor who dropped out'),
('80382',' Britt Ekland (qv) worked 10 weeks.'),
('80383',' Brandon Brady (qv) worked 12 weeks.'),
('80384',' Douglas Muir worked 5 days.'),
('80385',' "Live (For Today)" and "Somebody Who Really Cares", the first and  last songs of the movie, are performed by Dion Pride. Dion Pride  plays Specks.'),
('80386',' When Specks is buying a newspaper in the second half of the movie,  the radio announcer in the background is commenting on the  performance of the great Lyle Alzado during a football game. Lyle  Alzado plays Assassin #2.'),
('80387',' The closing duet "Love is All That Matters" was expected to be  released as a single but has only ever appeared as a Diana Ross solo  track on her album "Everyday is a New Day".'),
('80388',' Shot in only 20 days in New York City.'),
('80389',' Re'),
('80390','titled re'),
('80391','release of an earlier film, original title  undetermined.'),
('80392',' Fifth title in Paramounts Musical Parade Featurette Series #3  (1945'),
('80393','1946).'),
('80394',' The film was shot, edited and then premiered to a closing night  audience '),
('80395',' within three days '),
('80396',' during the Bristol Brief Encounters  Short Film Festival.'),
('80397',' Vitaphone production reel #1991.'),
('80398',' Mickey Rourke (qv) underwent a serious marital arts regimen, not  only to obtain the physical appearance in the film, but also in  preparation for the fight scenes with Jean'),
('80399','Claude Van Damme (qv).'),
('80400',' Only movie Annette Day (qv) made.'),
('80401',' Although the film is set in Europe too, Elvis Presley (qv) never  filmed outside Culver City, California. Second unit filmed in  Belgium with body stunts; Joe Clauwers for Elvis Presley (qv) and  Paula Geerts for Annette Day (qv).'),
('80402',' Elvis Presley (qv) later said about the film: "I wasn’t exactly a  James Bond in this movie. But then, no one ever asked  Sean Connery (qv) to sing a song while dodging bullets".'),
('80403',' First film produced by Irwin Winkler (qv).'),
('80404',' Elvis Presley (qv) bought a sports car for Annette Day (qv) as a  gift. She later gave it to her brother.'),
('80405',' Lines "biccies" and "super'),
('80406','duper" was added on the screenplay after  director Norman Taurog (qv) heard Annette Day (qv) saying those  on the set.'),
('80407',' Norman Rossington (qv) became the first and the last to work in a  Elvis Presley (qv) and a The Beatles movie.'),
('80408',' Red jacket wore by Elvis Presley (qv) on the movie was sold in an  auction in 1996. Highest bid was $11,500.'),
('80409',' Annette Day (qv) made in the movie, her screen debut '),
('80410',' so far,  its her only role too. Producer Judd Bernard (qv) found her while  he was with his wife shopping in London and entered an antique shop.  Shop was owned by her parents. Judd Bernard asked her to have a  lunch with him and talk about a part in a movie. Bernard, Day and  Lee Marvin (qv) had lunch together in a hotel. Later Bernard went  back to Hollywood, and soon Day got a message from him telling to  travel to Hollywood and make a screen test. She got a role in the  movie.'),
('80411',' One lucky Elvis Presley (qv) fan bought a jacket as a gift to  Elvis. Elvis told her to watch the movie carefully when it came out.  The film came out and she saw that the jacket was in the suitcase  which belongs to Elvis character on film.'),
('80412',' Several performers in studio records and casting call lists were not  seen in the movie. These were, with their character names,  Charles Coleman (I) (qv) (Mrs. Blys Butler),  Josephine Whittell (qv) (Woman Customer),  Mitchell Lewis (I) (qv) (Orator) and John Skins Miller (qv)  (Pickpocket). According to a news item, Robert Benchley (qv) was  to have a featured role, but he wasnt in the movie either.'),
('80413',' Production was partially shut down because of the death (7 June  1937) of Jean Harlow (qv), to whom William Powell (I) (qv) was  engaged.'),
('80414',' In 1969, this became the first silent film to be transferred to  sound.'),
('80415',' Norman Wisdom (qv)s first film role in 20 years.'),
('80416',' The last film of Vladek Sheybal.'),
('80417',' Vitaphone production reels number 1917'),
('80418','1918.'),
('80419',' Vitaphone release #B245'),
('80420','246.'),
('80421',' Kieslowski originally wanted Andie MacDowell (qv) to play  Veronique.'),
('80422',' This is the first feature'),
('80423','length film produced in Seattle.'),
('80424',' Robert Picardo (qv)s film debut.'),
('80425',' DIRTRADE(Francis Veber (qv)): [François Pignon]: features a  likeable idiot called François Pignon.'),
('80426',' Near the end, the father of François Pignon tells him that he is  invited to a dinner to talk about his corkscrews collection. This is  a reference to another Francis Veber movie,  _Dîner de cons, Le (1998)_ (qv), in which a likable idiot (also  called François Pignon) is invited to a dinner on the pretext of  talking about his match constructions.'),
('80427',' The Doubtful Guest character will be created by combining live  action Henson Creature Shop effects with CGI augmentation.'),
('80428',' Part of Drôles dhistoires/Intrigues series'),
('80429',' Widely recognized as the very first narrative motion picture.'),
('80430',' Originally planned as a direct'),
('80431','to'),
('80432','video release.'),
('80433',' Beebe calls her chauffeur Jinkins to drive her home.  Jinkins, Jim (qv) is the creator of Doug.'),
('80434',' Originally shown on season one of Screen Wars, a televised film  competition. At the year'),
('80435','end award ceremony, it won for Best Comedy,  Best Director (Bruce Dellis (qv)), Best Actor  (Maxwell Knottshore (qv)), and Best Screenplay  (Bruce Dellis (qv)).'),
('80436',' This film was one of several Chaplin comedies scheduled to be shown  at the New'),
('80437','York Historical Society in September 2001. In the wake of  the terrorist attacks at the World Trade Center, however, this film  and one other, Work, were pulled from the program because each one  ends with Charlie emerging from the rubble of a destroyed building.'),
('80438',' Winner of the Audience Award and Best Film Award in the Los Angeles  48 Hour Film Project. This is the second consecutive year that  Biscuits & Gravy Productions has won these honors, after winning in  2005 with "Significant Others," featuring many of the same cast  members.'),
('80439',' Won the Acting Award in the national competition of the 48 Hour Film  Project 2006, announced at Filmapalooza 2007.'),
('80440',' The trains that run past the bottom of Douglass garden were not in  the script, and were added when the house location was found to be  next to the train line.'),
('80441',' Much of the dialogue was improvised by the actors.'),
('80442',' The montage of shots showing Douglas walking from the underground  station to the terminal at Heathrow airport was filmed as one long  take.'),
('80443',' The sequence at Heathrow Airport was shot during the security scare  of 2003.'),
('80444',' This brief featurette is included on the DVD for  _Silent Running (1972)_ (qv), released in 2002.'),
('80445',' Some sources include Paolo Stoppa (qv) and Oreste Bilancia (qv)  in the cast, but in fact they do not appear in the film, the scenes  they appeared in were most probably cut from the final release  print.'),
('80446',' Chuck Jones (I) (qv) made his first attempt at experimenting with  the traditional cartoon format and layout with this cartoon. He  later said that Warner Brothers originally refused to release the  film and threatened to fire him. Fortunately for him (and for  animation history) the studio needed the cartoon to fill short  release orders.'),
('80447',' Dan Backslide is a caricature of Warner Bros. animator  Ken Harris (I) (qv).'),
('80448',' In real life Naomi Watts (I) (qv) is afraid of elevators.'),
('80449',' When Jennifer and Mark find information about Gunter Steinberg on  Harvards website, his birth date reads April 15, 1951. Its also  Dick Maas birth date.'),
('80450',' Filmed in 1950, but not released until 1953.'),
('80451',' John Hay Whitney (qv), head of the motion picture section of the  Office of the Coordinator of Inter'),
('80452','American Affairs, convinced 20th  Century Fox to spend $40,000 for re'),
('80453','shooting scenes that described  native customs in an slightly unfavourable light.'),
('80454',' Director Irving Cummings (qv) thought the dance number by the  Nicholas Brothers (Fayard Nicholas (qv) and  Harold Nicholas (qv)) was too long, but dance director  Nick Castle (II) (qv) convinced him to leave it uncut at a test  screening. The test audience cheered so much that they had to rewind  the film.'),
('80455',' Alice Faye (qv) was set to play the role of Glenda, but fell ill  and was replaced by Betty Grable (qv). Although Grable was making  films for 10 years, this was the role that made her a star.  Cesar Romero (I) (qv) contracted para'),
('80456','typhoid and was replaced by  Leonid Kinskey (qv).'),
('80457',' The part of Ricardo Quintana was intended for Dezi Arnaz, but when  he was forced to withdraw from the project for personal reasons, Don  Ameche was cast as Ricardo Quintana, and his singing voice had to be  dubbed completely.'),
('80458',' When Daryl Zanucks crew discovered her, Carmen Miranda was working  in a nightclub, and the manager would not let her out of her  contract, so she was filmed singing inside the nightclub and only  appears in one scene in the entire movie!'),
('80459',' This film was based on the true story of Joshua Anderson, who at age  12, was killed when his skateboard left the sidewalk and was hit by  a five ton delivery truck going the same direction.'),
('80460',' Episode 8 of 10 in the "Cyclone Smith" series.'),
('80461',' Final film appearance by Raul Julia; he died the year before its  release.'),
('80462',' The diesel submarine used in the movie is the USS Pampanito (SS  383), a WWII submarine currently (2000) on display to the public at  Pier 45 in San Francisco, California.'),
('80463',' At the very end of the movie, when the U.S.S. Stingray is tied up to  the pier and the crew is marching off, a white'),
('80464','hulled vessel is  visible in the background. This vessel is a 95 foot retired  Cape'),
('80465','class U.S. Coast Guard Cutter (U.S.C.G.C. Cape Romain), which  was at the time operated by Sea Scout Ship 17 (youth program similar  to Boy Scouts), based out of San Mateo, CA. The ship was requested  to be on'),
('80466','location at a pier in San Francisco (most of the harbor  footage was shot in the Bay Area; the mothball fleet depicted early  in the movie really exists and is near Benicia, CA) to make it  appear more like a military base. The Cape Romain is currently  operated by Sea Scout Ship 51 (S.S.S. Intrepid), based out of Palo  Alto, CA.'),
('80467',' The USS Stingray in the movie was actually the USS Pampanito, a WWII  era Balao class submarine. In the Pacific Theatre, it sunk or  heavily damaged ten ships.'),
('80468',' In the scene towards the end where Lt. Lake enters LC Dodges cabin  and kisses him, Lauren Holly (qv) hits her elbow backing out the  doorway. This was unintentional and Kelsey Grammer (qv)s reaction  almost ruined the take. As a noticeable bruise developed during  later takes and they (Grammer and Holly) couldnt stop laughing,  this was the take used.'),
('80469',' Dodge objects to Lt. Lakes assignment to the Stingray, citing the  U.S. Navys rule against women on board submarines. The film was  released in 1996, one year after Norway became the first naval power  to promote a female officer to command of a submarine.'),
('80470',' The USS Pampanito could not move under her own power. The underwater  shots were scale models. The surface shots actually were the  Pampanito, however she was being towed.'),
('80471',' Vitaphone production reel #2571'),
('80472',' The Pinewood Derby was created in May 1953 by Don Murphy (Cub Scout  Pack 280C) in Manhattan Beach, California.'),
('80473',' Don Murphy, the founder of the Pinewood Derby, makes a guest  appearance in the movie.'),
('80474',' Each year since 1953, over 2 million Pinewood Derby cars are built  worldwide by boys and girls in YMCA, Indian Princess, scouting,  church and other youth group competitions.'),
('80475',' Despite the name of the title character, this film has no connection  whatsoever with the comic strip character "Dirty Duck", created by  Bobby London.'),
('80476',' Caricatures of John Lennon (I) (qv), Yoko Ono (I) (qv), and  Frank Zappa (qv) appear briefly in the film.'),
('80477',' The film was being made under the working title "Cheap" because it  was a cheap little movie. The final title was "The Down and Dirty  Duck", but Roger Corman (qv) (whose production company was  distributing the film) released it with the short title "Dirty Duck"  on all posters and advertisements to cash in on the recent trend of  X'),
('80478','rated animated films which started with  _Fritz the Cat (1972)_ (qv). The title on the film itself was never  changed.'),
('80479',' Produced by HBO, this was the first cable program to win an Academy  Award.'),
('80480',' Nolte, Nick (qv) spent five weeks as a homeless person in  preparation for his role.'),
('80481',' The first movie from the Disney company (produced/released under  their "Touchstone" company) to receive an "R" rating from the MPAA.'),
('80482',' Since this film is a remake of _Boudu sauvé des eaux (1932)_ (qv),  which translates as "Boudu Saved From Drowning", the working title  of the project was "Jerry Saved From Drowning".'),
('80483',' Nick Nolte (qv)s character remarks that he became a bum in part  because he was "pretty active politically in the 60s. Sold some  draft cards." In real life, Nolte received five years probation for  selling fake draft cards in the 1960s.'),
('80484',' Right before Richard Dreyfuss (qv) is rear'),
('80485','ended by the police  car, he drives past a movie marquee advertising _Jaws (1975)_ (qv),  the movie that propelled him to stardom.'),
('80486',' Vince, Pruitt Taylor (qv) filmed some scenes that were cut before  release.'),
('80487',' Braschi, Nicoletta (qv), who plays the Italian woman, is  Benigni, Roberto (qv)s wife in real life.'),
('80488',' Co'),
('80489','star Tom Waits (qv) referred to the film as "a Russian  neo'),
('80490','fugitive episode of The Honeymooners."'),
('80491',' Roberto Benigni (qv)s rabbit soliloquy was almost entirely  self'),
('80492','written/improvisation, based on his own life experiences. His  mother actually did raise rabbits.'),
('80493',' Only Jim Jarmusch (qv) film made with "American money" as Jarmusch  himself calls it. He says that he prefers not to have his films  funded by Americans because there are too many "strings attached".'),
('80494',' Roberto Benigni (qv)s line "Its a sad and beautiful world" was  the result of a misunderstanding. The script read "Thats sad and  beautiful music", but Benigni said "Its a sad and beautiful word",  but Waits and Jarmusch misheard it and though he said "WORLD", and  so, the line stuck.'),
('80495',' Jim Jarmusch had intended that the shack that the fugitives find  refuge in after escaping prison would have bunk beds, so as to make  it look exactly like the prison cell. Incredibly, they found a shack  were two bunk beds were already standing, so no extra furniture had  to be added.'),
('80496',' WILHELM SCREAM: The fan in Owens office.'),
('80497',' The $8 million budget was financed by a wealthy producer'),
('80498','financier,  Sam Nazarian (qv) of Element Films.'),
('80499',' The film was originally intended to run 90 minutes.'),
('80500',' Kim McKenzie and Scott Hicks did the pre'),
('80501','production on the film,  working 80 hour weeks for $35 which was $1 less than the  unemployment benefit at the time.'),
('80502',' Kim McKenzie shot all the wildlife, natural photography and still  photographs in the film.'),
('80503',' One of the most difficult shots to film was filming Peregrine Birds  who dive down vertically at 185 miles per hour towards the rolling  camera.'),
('80504',' After Kitty (Rita Hayworth (qv)) and Danny  (Larry Parks (I) (qv)) finish their fight about how the  information in the play is all wrong, Hayworth picks up a snow globe  from a table and throws it at a mirror. It is the same snow globe  that Charles Foster Kane drops when he dies in  _Citizen Kane (1941)_ (qv). Charles Foster Kane was played by  Orson Welles (qv), who was Hayworths husband at the time.'),
('80505',' James Gleason (I) (qv) plays Max Corkle, a character he originated  in _Here Comes Mr. Jordan (1941)_ (qv) (later remade as  _Heaven Can Wait (1978)_ (qv)).'),
('80506',' In the newspaper montage, the third item in the Lyons Den column  reads: "Save up your gas money and go over to Danny McGuires place  in Brooklyn. Youll see the current Vanity cover in the flesh." This  is the plot for "Cover Girl", Rita Hayworths previous movie for  Columbia, so in effect, the characters of Kitty Pendleton and Rusty  Parker are playing at the same time in different venues, even though  theyre both played by the same person.'),
('80507',' In an early scene, Mrs. Wellington (Jennifer Coolidge) and Sklar  (Greg Germann) are about to have sex on a pool table. In  _American Pie (1999)_ (qv), Coolidges character played a married  woman who had sex on a pool table with a younger man.'),
('80508',' Chazz Palmenteri, as Mr. King, upon seeing the recently deceased  body of Charles Wellington lying underwater comments "Nice bath  tub." And he should know. In "Diabolique" Palmenteri himself was  "drowned" by his mistress and wife in a bathtub.'),
('80509',' Eugene Levy and Jennifer Coolidge were in American Pie (1999), Best  in Show (2000) and Down to Earth (2001) together.'),
('80510',' Many of the comedy routines used in the movie were on Chris Rocks  "Bigger and Blacker" album.'),
('80511',' The comedian Joe Guy in this film is taken from the real'),
('80512','life  comedians, brothers Joe Torry (qv) and Guy Torry (qv).'),
('80513',' Retakes in August 1934 reportedly re'),
('80514','shot about 25 percent of the  movie. Sam White (I) (qv) directed the retakes while producer  Lou Brock (I) (qv) supervised.'),
('80515',' Lou Brock (I) (qv) had complete freedom producing the film, which  went considerably over budget. It was his last production at RKO.'),
('80516',' Extension of Sundance Film Festival Award Winning Short SNAKEFEED.'),
('80517',' This is actually a "Super Mouse" cartoon. The character was not  known as "Mighty Mouse" until The Wreck of the Hesperus (1944). In  the altered'),
('80518','for'),
('80519','TV version, however, he is "Mighty Mouse."'),
('80520',' Renée Zellweger (qv)s costumes were created by the Montreal'),
('80521','based  clothing company Le Chateau.'),
('80522',' Cartoon animator/MAD artist Richard Williams (I) (qv) made a fake  MAD cover involving Alfred E. Neuman (qv) as Barbara holding her  book. MAD commented on its cameo in the movie as a sure'),
('80523','fire kiss of  death for a movie.'),
('80524',' The extra scene at the end with Ewan McGregor (qv) and  Renée Zellweger (qv) singing a duet was filmed at the insistence  of the actors. They said that with both of them having been in  musicals previously (McGregor in _Moulin Rouge! (2001)_ (qv) and  Zellweger in _Chicago (2002)_ (qv)) that it would be a sin not to.'),
('80525',' Barbaras long monologue took six takes to get right.'),
('80526',' Florence Stanley (qv)s last movie.'),
('80527',' Peyton Reed (qv) cites the popular auctioning website eBay as a  good source for finding period costumes and props to use in the  film.'),
('80528',' 55 sets were built in four sound stages.'),
('80529',' Everything the characters wore, literally from head to feet, was  custom'),
('80530','made for them.'),
('80531',' The spilt'),
('80532','screen telephone calls scenes are direct homages to  1950s/60s screwball comedies.'),
('80533',' To create this movies vivid, stylized appearance, cinematographer  Jeff Cronenweth (qv) digitally color'),
('80534','timed the movie to simulate  the appearance of three'),
('80535','strip Technicolor.'),
('80536',' The front cover of the MAD magazine was fake, but the back cover was  from a real issue from the late'),
('80537','1960s.'),
('80538',' Average Shot Length = ~5 seconds. Median Shot Length = ~4.5 seconds.'),
('80539',' During the dating montage, one of the scenes in the background is of  a man playing bongo drums. This footage is taken from the scene in  _Pillow Talk (1959)_ (qv) when Doris Day (I) (qv)s and  Rock Hudson (qv)s characters first meet.'),
('80540',' Natalie Wood (I) (qv) worked as an assistant behind the scenes of  this movie. She typed script revisions, shopped for wardrobe and  props, and also appeared, well'),
('80541','disguised, as an extra in some crowd  scenes.'),
('80542',' This was going to be Roman Polanski (qv)s first American film.  Robert Evans (I) (qv) of Paramount needed someone to direct  _Rosemarys Baby (1968)_ (qv) so Polanski was given that project due  to the nature of some of his recent films. Robert Redford (I) (qv)  was also considered for the male lead in that film.'),
('80543',' Ten days before shooting began, Robert Redford (I) (qv)  accidentally drove a snowmobile over a cliff, tearing his tendon and  requiring seven stitches in his knee.'),
('80544',' The movies poster was as #4 of "The 25 Best Movie Posters Ever" by  Premiere.'),
('80545',' Holly Hunter, William Hurt, Radha Mitchell and Stellan Skarsgård  were originally attached to this project.'),
('80546',' John Gilbert (I) (qv) wanted to do this movie so badly he sold the  story to MGM for $1.00. Ads for the movie proclaimed "starring Mr.  and Mrs. John Gilbert" since the couple was married shortly after  the production completed filming.'),
('80547',' Filmed for submission to the £50 Film Festival'),
('80548',' Based on characters from the TV series "Doctor Who" (1963).'),
('80549',' Also released in five separate parts:  _Cheeky Book Agent, The (1900)_ (qv),  _She Ran Away with the City Man (1900)_ (qv),  _Girl Who Went Astray, The (1900)_ (qv),  _New Soubrette, The (1900)_ (qv), and _In Suicide Hall (1900)_ (qv).'),
('80550',' Biograph productions 1471 through 1475.'),
('80551',' Guadalupe del Toro was offered the role of Dona Herlinda in exchange  for helping finance the movie.'),
('80552',' Béla Balázs (I) (qv) publicly disowned the film prior to its  release, though his detractors construed (falsely) that he did so  after it received poor reviews, which largely attack his script. He  felt that the script was so abused that he went to court over  screenwriters rights, and lost, (as he expected) which he believed  in itself would prove the corruption of the system.'),
('80553',' Husband and wife Bates, Ralph (qv) and Wetherell, Virginia (qv)  first met as they prepared to shoot the scene in which Bates as Dr.  Jekyll kills the prostitute played by Wetherell.'),
('80554',' Caroline Munro (qv) was offered the part of Sister Hyde but  refused because it required some nudity.'),
('80555',' The BBFC requested cuts to remove the inter'),
('80556','cutting of a murder and  a rabbit gutting, and to edit a bedroom murder and the stabbing of  Professor Robertson. The bedroom murder was shortened though Hammer  re'),
('80557','edited the stabbing of the doctor to comprise flash shots of  earlier killings. Despite initial BBFC objections the film was then  passed, and all later releases feature this same edited print.'),
('80558',' To make Farrah Fawcett (qv) more comfortable for her nude scene in  the fountain, director Robert Altman (qv) had cleared the entire  stage of people, except for himself, the director of photography,  and the sound recordist. To everyones surprise, she refused to do  the scene without the crowd, stating she was not at all embarrassed  by her naked body. So the extras were let in, she performed the  scene completely naked, and received a standing ovation from the  crowd afterwards.'),
('80559',' Shelley Long (qv) replaced Goldie Hawn (qv).'),
('80560',' The first major Hollywood feature movie to show a medically explicit  scene of a baby being born.'),
('80561',' Reportedly inspired by the Book of Job.'),
('80562',' When Richard Geres son Homer was being born, the actor took  advantage of being in a labor ward to go see some other births, all  in the name of research.'),
('80563',' Lyle Lovetts first film score.'),
('80564',' Richard Gere later admitted that he didnt understand the finale  until preview audiences explained it to him.'),
('80565',' Chosen to open the 2000 Chicago International Film Festival, with  Richard Gere in attendance. Master of Ceremonies Bill Kurtis, when  introducing the film, referred to it twice as "Mr T and the Women".'),
('80566',' All of the dialog in the lengthy and complicated opening tracking  shot was improvised. It took 5 days to shoot.'),
('80567',' In'),
('80568','competition film at the 57th Venice Film Festival in 2000.'),
('80569',' Released as a split reel along with the comedy  _Rowdy and His New Pal (1912)_ (qv).'),
('80570',' This was originally a Broadway play which ran less than a week. The  stage production starred Burl Ives as Dr. Cook, and Keir Dullea  co'),
('80571','starred as young Dr. Tennyson.'),
('80572',' Luana Walters (qv) was originally slated for the role of Mary  Robinson.'),
('80573',' The first science fiction film to be shot in three'),
('80574','color  Technicolor.'),
('80575',' Final film appearance of Moe Howard (I) (qv), leader of  The Three Stooges (qv). It was one of his only appearances without  the trio since the days of silent movies.'),
('80576',' Biograph production number 3237.'),
('80577',' May be the first film to depict a psychiatrist.'),
('80578',' Archie the bear (voiced by Zahn, Steve (qv)), and Ava the bear  (voiced by Kudrow, Lisa (qv)), become mating partners in the  movie. In one episode of _"Friends" (1994)_ (qv), Steve Zahns  character is married to Phoebe, played by Lisa Kudrow.'),
('80579',' CAMEO(Steve Irwin (II)): appears with Dolittle  (Murphy, Eddie (qv)) in a scene.'),
('80580',' DIRCAMEO(Steve Carr): plays the voice of the Mastiff in the AA dog  meeting with Dolittle.'),
('80581',' CAMEO(Freckles, the Dalmatian): who played Pongo in  _101 Dalmatians (1996)_ (qv) and the sequel,  _102 Dalmatians (2000)_ (qv) makes a brief cameo as one of the  animals that go on strike.'),
('80582',' CAMEO(Arnold Schwarzenegger): As the White Wolf, says the line  "Hasta la vista, baby" in the confrontation with the truckers.'),
('80583',' In one scene, Joseph Potter tries to phone Dr. Dolittle and the  operator thought he said "Stuart Little" Jones, Jeffrey (qv) plays  Uncle Crenshaw Little in _Stuart Little (1999)_ (qv).'),
('80584',' Tank the Bear, is the second most famous bear actor. The first is  Bart the Bear; both are owned and trained by Doug Seus, who plays  Klondike Dave.'),
('80585',' The two young bears at the end of the movie are Little Bart and  Honey Bear, also owned by famed grizzly trainer Doug Seus, and the  subject of two Animal Planet specials. The two bears, who were cubs  at the time, were on the set at the time of filming and the director  decided to add the final scene after seeing them.'),
('80586',' The poster for Dr. Doolittle 3 was strongly considered for a  theatrical release at one point. Some theaters still have the the  movie poster on display in their lobbies, such as the Holiday  Cinemas 10 in Meriden Connecticut.'),
('80587',' This film generated controversy because many thought the subject of  syphilis too scandalous a topic for a motion picture in 1940.'),
('80588',' It was hard to make a film about finding a cure for syphilis when  they werent allowed to mention syphilis.'),
('80589',' This is the first usage of the phrase "Magic Bullet".'),
('80590',' Dr. Ehrlichs family was so happy with Edward G. Robinson (qv)s  portrayal of him that they gave Robinson a letter written by Dr.  Ehrlich.'),
('80591',' The final film performance of James Mason (I) (qv).'),
('80592',' The dungeon scene incorporates long shots which are footage of  Vincent Price lifted from "The Pit And The Pendulum" (1961).'),
('80593',' Although James Cruze (qv) was credited as playing both Dr. Jekyll  and Mr. Hyde, in some scenes Hyde was actually played by  Harry Benham (qv). In a 1963 interview published in Famous  Monsters of Filmland magazine, Benham remembered that he and James  Cruze shared the same costume and wig, but had their own separate  sets of false fangs.'),
('80594',' Many adaptations of the Robert Louis Stevenson (qv)s novelette  were written as plays and performed; the earliest in the United  States by Thomas Russell Sullivan (qv) opened in Boston on 9 May  1887 and moved to New York City on 12 May 1887.'),
('80595',' In the short Renaissance flashback memory sequence, where Hyde is  explaining to Gina about the poisonous mysteries of his secret ring,  set pieces and costumes were brought from "The Jest". That was a hit  play in which John Barrymore (I) (qv) had starred with brother  Lionel Barrymore (qv) on Broadway in 1919 before shooting this  picture.'),
('80596',' John Barrymore (I) (qv) hauled many of his prized potted plants  from his apartment to the set to appear in scenery in the movie.'),
('80597',' This was one of the first major productions filmed in Paramounts  then new Astoria Long Island studios. Opened in 1919 the studios  underwent a major soundproofing renovation when talkies arrived in  1929.'),
('80598',' Film was made by the then poverty row studios of Metro before they  merged with the prestigious Goldwyn Studios. Louis B. Mayer was one  of the producers of this version of DJ&MH.'),
('80599',' The remarkable Jekyll'),
('80600','to'),
('80601','Hyde transition scenes in this film were  accomplished by manipulating a series of filters in front of the  camera lens, filters which alternately revealed and obscured  portions of Fredric March (qv)s Hyde makeup. During the first  transformation scene, the accompanying noises on the soundtrack  included portions of Bach, a gong being played backwards, painting  on the track, and, reportedly, a recording of director  Rouben Mamoulian (qv)s own heart.'),
('80602',' When discussing whom to cast as Jekyll/Hyde, studio head  Adolph Zukor (qv) initially suggested Irving Pichel (qv) for the  part. Director Rouben Mamoulian (qv) turned it down because he  wanted an actor who could play both parts convincingly and felt  Pichel could only play Hyde. Phillips Holmes (I) (qv) was  considered and rejected for the opposite reason: he would have been  a good Jekyll but a poor Hyde. Mamoulian then suggested  Fredric March (qv). Zukor felt that this was a bad choice because,  up till then, March had been featured in mostly lightweight roles.  Mamoulian insisted that March was perfect for the part, and Zukor  acquiesced. In addition to winning March the first of his two  Oscars, Jekyll/Hyde was the part that finally lead to Hollywood  taking him seriously in more demanding roles.'),
('80603',' The characters of Muriel Carew and her father do not appear in  Robert Louis Stevenson (qv)s original story. They are based on  similar characters created by playwright T.R. Sullivan for his 1887  stage adaptation of the story.'),
('80604',' The nephew of Robert Louis Stevenson (qv) appears in a small  uncredited role.'),
('80605',' The studio had originally cast Ingrid Bergman (I) (qv) in the  Beatrix Emery role and Lana Turner (qv) in the Ivy Peterson role.  Bergman felt the role of Ivy was more challenging and persuaded the  producers to switch roles with Turner.'),
('80606',' When author W. Somerset Maugham (qv) visited the set during the  filming, he supposedly watched a bit of Spencer Tracy (qv)s  performance and asked sardonically, "Which one is he now, Jekyll or  Hyde?"'),
('80607',' The character of Ivy Peterson was taken not from  Robert Louis Stevenson (qv)s original novella, but from the 1931  film version. Ivy never appears in the original story, nor, for that  matter, does Jekylls fiancée.'),
('80608',' The concept of the two female loves of Jekyll/Hydes life,  aristocratic Beatrix Emery and barmaid Ivy Petersen, actually  originated in the original stage version of "Dr. Jekyll and Mr.  Hyde", as adapted by T.R. Sullivan for the great 19th century stage  actor Richard Mansfield (III) (qv). The Stevenson novella mentions  no female love interest of any sort for either Jekyll or Hyde.'),
('80609',' Despite having not yet met his famous co'),
('80610','star, Spencer Tracy (qv)  wanted the characters of Ivy and Beatrix to be played by the same  actress, Katharine Hepburn (qv), to reinforce the theme of the  good and bad qualities in every individual.'),
('80611',' The studios original choice for the dual role was  Robert Donat (qv).'),
('80612',' Patricia Morison (qv) and Susan Hayward (I) (qv) were tested for  roles in the film.'),
('80613',' Timothy Daly replaced Jim Carrey.'),
('80614',' SPOILER: The ending was refilmed. Originally Ms. Hyde was to murder  the characters played by Jeremy Piven, Harvey Fierstein and Stephen  Tobolowsky'),
('80615',' Sean Young (I) (qv) was pregnant during the filming.'),
('80616',' Director David Price (I) (qv) and actress Lysette Anthony (qv)  met on the set of this film and later married.'),
('80617',' Emma Dunn (qv) (Mrs. Martha Kildare) and Ann Morriss (qv)  (Betty) are listed in records playing those roles, but are not seen  in the final print.'),
('80618',' The Medical Society of New York wrote a letter to the PCA protesting  the way epilepsy was presented in the movie. They objected to the  claims that epilepsy is inherited, that it is curable and that it  leads to insanity.'),
('80619',' Selmer Jackson (qv) is in studio records playing "Mr. Baxter", but  he was replaced by Charles Trowbridge (qv). Also in studio records  as "Mason" was Vinton Haworth (qv), but he was not seen in the  print. The Hollywood Reporter listed Samuel S. Hinds (qv) and  Emma Dunn (qv) in their usual role as Dr. Kildares parents, but  they were not in the film either. These omissions may have resulted  from final cuts, since the preview time listed in Daily Variety was  100 minutes.'),
('80620',' When Lew Ayres (qv) announced he was a conscientious objector to  the war shortly after the film was released, hundreds of bookings  were cancelled because of protests. Loews ordered that all  cancellation requests be granted. When Ayres changed his status (in  April 1942) to "non'),
('80621','combatant", many in the film industry stated  that a boycott of his films would be inconsistant with Americanism  and intolerant.'),
('80622',' Several actors with their character names listed in studio records  and/or casting call lists were not seen in the movie. These were  Fay Holden (qv) (Mrs. Bartlett, replaced by  Margaret Seddon (qv)),Joe Devlin (qv) (Clancy),  Charles Williams (I) (qv) (Pickins), Bill Chaney (qv) (Boy on  Horse), Billy McClain (qv) (Joseph), Chester Clute (qv)  (Ainsworth Lee), Tom Stevenson (qv) (Mr. Richards) and  Grace Stafford (qv) (Mrs. Richards). The latter two were in the  sequel _Dr. Kildares Victory (1941)_ (qv).'),
('80623',' Chabrol makes two in'),
('80624','joke references to the original Dr. Mabuse  movie, of which this is a remake: a trucker named Rudi  Klein'),
('80625','Rogge, after the actor who portrayed Mabuse in the 1922  movie, and a policeman who falsely gives his name as Lang, after  the director Fritz Lang.'),
('80626',' This short piece is featured on the 2'),
('80627','disc DVD for _Testament des  Dr. Mabuse, Das (1933)(qv).'),
('80628',' Soviet editors re'),
('80629','cut the Dr. Mabuse films into one shorter film  (see Alternate Versions). The lead editor was  Sergei M. Eisenstein (qv).'),
('80630',' Fritz Lang (I) (qv) originally wanted the actress portraying Venus  to be completely nude. When the first take was completed, he didnt  like how the womans pubic hair looked, and ordered her to shave it  off. The actress indignantly refused, sending Lang into a tantrum.  Eventually, a compromise was reached when a small strip of cloth was  draped over the offending hair. This scene was predictably removed  from the revival versions that circulated throughout the 1940s,  1950s and 1960s, and has only recently been part of the film in the  rare showings of the Fritz Lang archives complete copy of Dr.  Mabuse.'),
('80631',' The Production Code Administration (PCA) requested that this film be  pulled from theaters because of references to adultery and  pregnancy.'),
('80632',' _Thunderball (1965)_ (qv) was originally going to be the first James  Bond movie, but legal wrangles with its co'),
('80633','author led to  _Dr. No (1962)_ (qv) being chosen instead.'),
('80634',' Author Ian Fleming (I) (qv) wanted his cousin  Christopher Lee (I) (qv) to play Dr. No. (Lee would later appear  as Scaramanga in the 007 flick  _Man with the Golden Gun, The (1974)_ (qv), and would play the  character that inspired Fleming to create Dr. No, Dr. Fu Manchu, in  several films.) Fleming originally asked Noel Coward (qv) to play  the part of Dr. No. Coward turned down the part by replying with a  telegram that read, "Dr. No? No! No! No!"'),
('80635',' Max von Sydow (I) (qv) turned down the part of Dr No in order to  play Jesus Christ in _Greatest Story Ever Told, The (1965)_ (qv).'),
('80636',' According to Albert R. Broccoli (qv)s autobiography "When the  Snow Melts", Roger Moore (I) (qv) was Ian Fleming (I) (qv)s  choice to play Bond, largely based on his performance as  _"Saint, The" (1962)_ (qv). This however is a misclaim as  _"Saint, The" (1962)_ (qv) didnt begin airing in the UK until  October 1962, one day after the premiere of _Dr. No (1962)_ (qv).'),
('80637',' Although Sean Connery (qv) landed the lead role via casting  agents, for publicity purposes there was a contest to find the  perfect man to play James Bond. Six finalists were chosen and  screen'),
('80638','tested by Albert R. Broccoli (qv), Harry Saltzman (qv)  and Ian Fleming (I) (qv). The winner was a 28 year old model  called Peter Anthony who looked the part but completely lacked the  acting technique to play it.'),
('80639',' Eunice Gayson (qv) was originally cast as Miss Moneypenny.'),
('80640',' One of the main reasons for Noel Coward (qv)s objection to the  role of Dr No was the fact that he would have to wear metal hands.'),
('80641',' This was chosen to be the inaugural film in the James Bond franchise  as the plot of the source novel was the most straightforward. It had  only one major location (Jamaica) and only one big special effects  set piece.'),
('80642',' "Dr No" was the sixth published James Bond novel. Its working title  was "The Wound Man." The complete name of the villain in the book is  Doctor Julius No, only ever referred to as Dr. No in the film.  Ian Fleming (I) (qv) is said to have based him on  Sax Rohmer (qv)s Dr Fu Manchu.'),
('80643',' Vehicles, boats and cars featured in the film include the Dragon  Tank at Crab Key, a blue 1961 Sunbeam Alpine Series II Tiger rental  car which James Bond drives whilst being tailed by a pre'),
('80644','war Packard  LaSalle hearse, and Bond rides in a taxi driven by Mr. Jones which  is a black 1957 Chevrolet Bel Air convertible. Also featured are a  motorboat, Mk II Ford consul taxi, Quarrels boat, Austin A55  Cambridge and a Ford Zephyr.'),
('80645',' SPECTRE stood for SPecial Executive for Counter'),
('80646','intelligence,  Terrorism, Revenge, Extortion. This is the only James Bond movie  ever to feature SPECTRE without the villain Ernst Stavro Blofeld.'),
('80647',' Of the £1,000,000 budget, production designer Ken Adam (qv) was  given £14,000. Adam argued for an extra £6,000 to create his  now'),
('80648','exemplary sets.'),
('80649',' One of the biggest problems for the crew while filming on location  in Jamaica was the terribly wet weather.'),
('80650',' As detailed as Dr Nos underwater lair was, one vital element was  very nearly forgotten '),
('80651',' background plates of fish swimming in the  sea to be added to the thick'),
('80652','glass window. The necessary film was  quickly found among library footage the day before the scene was to  be filmed. When it turned out the footage featured extreme close'),
('80653','ups  of fish, it was decided to have Dr. No explain that the window works  as a magnifying glass'),
('80654',' Although there are persistent rumors that Ursula Andress (qv) was  nude in the shower scene to clean her of radiation, closer  inspection reveals that she is wearing a flesh'),
('80655','colored bikini.'),
('80656',' Producers Harry Saltzman (qv) and Albert R. Broccoli (qv) were  adamant that the film be directed by an Englishman, someone  cultivated enough to understand the world of 007.'),
('80657',' Two weeks before filming was due to start, the part of Honey Ryder  was still to be cast. The producers then saw a photograph that actor  John Derek (qv) had taken of his wife, Ursula Andress (qv), and  offered her the part without even meeting her. Some sources claim  that the photograph allegedly featured Andress in a wet t'),
('80658','shirt  competition. Andress, who wasnt overly interested in acting at the  time, only agreed to do it when family friend  Kirk Douglas (I) (qv) read the script and urged her to take it on.'),
('80659',' Marguerite LeWars (qv), who plays the photographer girl, was  working as a flight attendant when Terence Young (qv) approached  her with the age'),
('80660','old line "Would you like to be in movies?" Lewars  brother'),
('80661','in'),
('80662','law Reggie Carter (qv) was also in the movie '),
('80663',' he  played Bonds duplicitous driver.'),
('80664',' SPOILER: The name of Dr. Nos three contracted Jamaican assassins  who were disguised as blind paupers were referred in the movie to  being the Three Blind Mice. They shoot Strangways (played by  Tim Moxon (qv)) at the beginning of the film. One of them was  actually Moxons dentist.'),
('80665',' Harry Saltzman (qv) and Albert R. Broccoli (qv), the original  producers of the James Bond films, cast Sean Connery (qv) because  they liked how he was a big, tough'),
('80666','looking man who nonetheless moved  gracefully ("like a cat").'),
('80667',' Sean Connery (qv) won the role of James Bond after producer  Albert R. Broccoli (qv) attended a screening of  _Darby OGill and the Little People (1959)_ (qv). He was  particularly impressed with the fist fight Connery has with a  village bully at the climax of the film. Broccoli later had his wife  Dana Broccoli (qv) see the film and confirm his sex appeal.'),
('80668',' Sean Connery (qv) wears a toupee in all the James Bond movies and  this started with _Dr. No (1962)_ (qv).'),
('80669',' The first ever day of filming at Englands Pinewood Studios for both  _Dr. No (1962)_ (qv) and the EON Productions James Bond series was  on Monday 26 February 1962. The first take was Slate 310 at 11.25 am  on Stage D. The scene was in Ms office and featured  Bernard Lee (I) (qv), Peter Burton (I) (qv) and  Sean Connery (qv). Many of the cast and crew including the  director Terence Young (qv) had been late arriving on set due to  harsh cold inclement weather.'),
('80670',' The script for the classic scene where Honey emerges from the water  read: BONDS EYELINE : DAY. WHAT HE SEES '),
('80671',' HONEY, staring at the  waters edge, her back to him. She is naked except for a wisp.'),
('80672',' According to _Inside Dr. No (2000) (V)_ (qv), the introduction of  the James Bond character utilizes a technique which is a homage to  the 1939 William Dieterle (qv) film, _Juarez (1939)_ (qv) starring  Paul Muni (I) (qv). This technique is performed using a series of  close'),
('80673','ups of the character without revealing the face, cross'),
('80674','cutting  with the other characters in the scene and the gambling table.  Finally, the face of the person is revealed, stating his name,  "Bond, James Bond." This classic introduction of the James Bond  character to cinema audiences of the world was filmed on 2 March  1962.'),
('80675',' The aquarium in the Fairmont Hamilton Hotels Gazebo Bar in Bermuda  was reportedly the inspiration for Dr. Nos aquarium, itself later  inspiring the aquarium in Strombergs lair in  _Spy Who Loved Me, The (1977)_ (qv).'),
('80676',' Director Terence Young (qv) wanted Richard Johnson (I) (qv) to  play James Bond.'),
('80677',' First of three James Bond films directed by Terence Young (qv).  The others would be _From Russia with Love (1963)_ (qv) and  _Thunderball (1965)_ (qv).'),
('80678',' The character of Sylvia Trench, whom Bond first meets in the casino  scene, was supposed to become a recurring character, her romantic  intentions continually foiled by Bonds missions. She was to going  to feature in the first six Bond movies, becoming the lead Bond Girl  in the sixth. She reappeared in _From Russia with Love (1963)_ (qv)  and she is the only Bond girl to appear in two films (as the same  character) but the character was dropped from the series after that.'),
('80679',' Ursula Andress (qv) was apparently paid $6000 for doing the  picture. She had a salary of $1000 per week for six weeks work.'),
('80680',' It is long standing misconception that John Barry (I) (qv) wrote  "The James Bond Theme". It actually originated from a song, "Good  Sign, Bad Sign" composed by Monty Norman (qv), from an aborted  musical, "The House of Mr. Biswas". Barry arranged and orchestrated  Normans theme to produce the theme as it is known throughout the  world.'),
('80681',' The location of the classic scene where Honey Rider  (Ursula Andress (qv)) walks out of the sea and meets James Bond  (Sean Connery (qv)) was Laughing Waters Beach on the Laughing  Water Estate owned by Mrs. Minnie Simpson in Ocho Rios, St. Ann,  Jamaica. Mrs. Simpson had been a fan of the Ian Fleming (I) (qv)  James Bond novels.'),
('80682',' The directing job was originally offered to Guy Hamilton (I) (qv),  Guy Green (I) (qv) and Ken Hughes (I) (qv). Bryan Forbes (qv)  was also asked to direct. They all turned it down.  Phil Karlson (qv) was also considered.'),
('80683',' The budget was only $1,000,000, but when costs overran by $100,000  United Artists wanted to pull the plug, fearing they would never  recoup their outlay.'),
('80684',' There is a longstanding rumor that in the early drafts of the  script, Dr. No turned out to be a monkey. When first approached by  Albert R. Broccoli (qv) and Harry Saltzman (qv), screenwriters  Wolf Mankowitz (qv) and Richard Maibaum (qv) discarded most of  the source material and wrote a story treatment about a shipping  magnate called Buchwald attempting to blow up the Panama Canal. Dr.  No was a monkey god worshiped on the island, and the villain kept a  capuchine monkey as a pet. Broccoli and Saltzman told them to try  again and this time stick more closely to the source material. Wolf  Mankowitz was dissatisfied with the script and had his name removed  from the credits. Mankowitz later co'),
('80685','wrote the James Bond parody  film _Casino Royale (1967)_ (qv), which co'),
('80686','starred  Ursula Andress (qv) who played Honey Ryder in "Dr. No."'),
('80687',' The armorer who gives Bond his Walther PPK at the start of the film  is Major Boothroyd, who in the next film,  _From Russia with Love (1963)_ (qv) would be played by  Desmond Llewelyn (qv). Beginning with _Goldfinger (1964)_ (qv),  the "armorer" would forever be known as "Q" (for "Quartermaster").  The character of Boothroyd, also appears in Flemings original Dr.  No novel. He is named for Geoffrey Boothroyd, who wrote to Fleming  complaining about Bonds use of a beretta in the early Bond books  and recommending Bond use a Walther PPK instead. This detail was  included in the novel and later included in this film, establishing  part of the Bond legend. Q is based loosely on Charles Fraser'),
('80688','Smith,  who designed spy gadgets called "Q'),
('80689','devices" (named for Q'),
('80690','ships, the  Royal Navys disguised warships of World War One) for MI'),
('80691','6.'),
('80692',' A sequence involving Honey Rider been tied to the ground and  attacked by a swarm of crabs was scrapped because many of the  crustacean arrived frozen, dead and damaged. The scene was altered  to using water as the threat instead.'),
('80693',' In footage, producer Harry Saltzman (qv) stated that they  originally planned to use Roger Moore (I) (qv) but he was  unavailable.'),
('80694',' To get a feel for the clothes, director Terence Young (qv) asked  Sean Connery (qv) to sleep in his finely tailor fitted suit which  was purchased at Turnbull and Aser Tailors and made to play James  Bond.'),
('80695',' The story of Dr. No was originally written for an episode entitled  Commander Jamaica of a never'),
('80696','produced 1956 TV series that was to  have been titled "James Gunn Secret Agent". Fleming later expanded  the story treatment into a James Bond novel.'),
('80697',' According to the _Inside Dr. No (2000) (V)_ (qv) documentary,  Ian Fleming (I) (qv) was so smitten by Ursula Andress (qv) that  when he wrote "On Her Majestys Secret Service", he described the  character of Tracy Di Vicenzo (Played by Diana Rigg (qv) in the  film version) as looking like Andress.'),
('80698',' The movies line "Bond. James Bond." was voted as the #22 movie  quote by the American Film Institute'),
('80699',' The scheme by which Dr. Nos activities interfere with Cape  Canaveral rockets was known as Toppling. This occurred by "throwing  gyroscopic controls of the rockets off balance using a radio beam".  The operation is co'),
('80700','ordinated from an atomic'),
('80701','powered radio beam sent  from Dr. Nos Crab Key mountain lair. The rockets in the film story  are said to have crashed in the Brazilian jungle and that is where  Draxs rockets are launched in the later James Bond movie  _Moonraker (1979)_ (qv).'),
('80702',' Most types of card games ever seen in a James Bond movie totaling  three. These were Bridge, Patience and Chemin de Fer / Baccarat.  James Bond is seen playing two of these, they being the latter.'),
('80703',' The name of the spy role that James Bond performed before he became  a Double'),
('80704','O agent was in Standard Intelligence Duties.'),
('80705',' The per centile decrease in Double'),
('80706','O casualties / fatalities since  the current M came to office was 40%.'),
('80707',' The species of spider that was put in James Bond bed was a  Tarantula. The species of spider that Honey Rider is said to have  put in the bed of an unwelcome pursuer who took a week to die was a  Black Widow.'),
('80708',' The movies line "Bond. James Bond." was voted as the #51 of "The  100 Greatest Movie Lines" by Premiere in 2007.'),
('80709',' The Japanese office of United Artists originally interpreted the  title as "Dr.? No!" and produced posters with a translation that  meant "We dont want a doctor". The mistake was discovered at the  last moment.'),
('80710',' Roger Moore (I) (qv) was author Ian Fleming (I) (qv)s original  choice for Bond, but he was committed to _"Saint, The" (1962)_ (qv),  he went on the play the role years later, as did  David Niven (I) (qv) in _Casino Royale (1967)_ (qv). Producers  Albert R. Broccoli (qv) and Harry Saltzman (qv) used  Alfred Hitchcock (I) (qv)s _North by Northwest (1959)_ (qv) as  the template for this film and the subsequent early James Bond  films. In fact, the role of James Bond was first offered to  _North by Northwest (1959)_ (qv) actor Cary Grant (qv), who would  commit to one film only, and its suave and urbane villain,  James Mason (I) (qv), who would commit to only two, while Broccoli  and Saltzman wanted an actor willing to make a multi'),
('80711','film commitment  to the role and the projected series. The role of James Bond was  offered to American actor Steve Reeves (qv) who turned it down. At  the time, Reeves had become an international box office sensation in  a group of European made mythological/historical spectacles.  Patrick McGoohan (qv) is another actor who was considered for the  role of Bond, due to his popularity on _"Danger Man" (1960)_ (qv).  According to legend, McGoohan turned the role down on moral grounds.  Other actors considered for the lead role included:  Trevor Howard (I) (qv), and Rex Harrison (I) (qv),  Richard Johnson (I) (qv), William Franklyn (qv),  Ian Hendry (I) (qv) (co'),
('80712','star of _"Avengers, The" (1961)_ (qv)) and  Richard Burton (I) (qv). Director John Frankenheimer (qv) claims  Albert Broccoli offered him the role of James Bond.'),
('80713',' Joseph Wiseman (qv) was the only early Bond villain not to have  his voice dubbed by another actor.'),
('80714',' Other actors considered for the lead role included:  Cary Grant (qv), David Niven (I) (qv), Trevor Howard (I) (qv),  and Rex Harrison (I) (qv).'),
('80715',' Connery, Sean (qv) was chosen for the part of 007 after  Broccoli, Albert R. (qv)s wife saw him in  _Darby OGill and the Little People (1959)_ (qv).'),
('80716',' Ursula Andress (qv) dialog was looped by voice artist  Nikki Van der Zyl (qv). It was her task to recreated Andress  voice but give it only a mild accent. Ursula Andress (qv) singing  voice was dubbed by Diana Coupland (qv). Ursula Andress and  Eunice Gayson (qv) were both dubbed by the same actress. Gaysons  real voice can be heard on the theatrical trailers for the film,  included on the DVD release.'),
('80717',' After the films release in Italy, the Vatican issued a special  communiqué expressing its disapproval at the films moral  standpoint.'),
('80718',' Sean Connery (qv) is morbidly afraid of spiders. The shot of the  spider in his bed was originally done with a sheet of glass between  him and the spider, but when this didnt look realistic enough, the  scene was re'),
('80719','shot with stuntman Bob Simmons (I) (qv). Simmons  reported that the tarantula crawling over Bond was the scariest  stunt he had ever performed.'),
('80720',' A Goya painting of the Duke of Wellington, stolen in 1961, is found  on an easel next to the stairs in Dr. Nos dining area, which is why  Bond stops to notice it as he passes it while going up the stairs.  It was recovered in 1965.'),
('80721',' Maurice Binder (qv) designed the gun barrel opening at the last  minute, by pointing a pinhole camera through a real gun barrel. The  actor in the sequence is not Connery, but stuntman  Bob Simmons (I) (qv). Connery didnt film the sequence himself  until _Thunderball (1965)_ (qv).'),
('80722',' The character of Miss Moneypenny was said to have been inspired by  Vera Atkins (born Vera Maria Rosenberg), portrayed by  Landone, Avice (qv) in _Carve Her Name with Pride (1958)_ (qv).'),
('80723',' The role of Sylvia Trench was first offered to Maxwell, Lois (qv),  who instead went on to play Moneypenny.'),
('80724',' Although Moneypenny has always come across as the epitome of British  efficiency, actress Lois Maxwell (qv) is actually a Canadian.'),
('80725',' In the novel, the character Puss'),
('80726','Feller is said to have that name  because of wrestling an octopus. In the film, its said he wrestles  alligators, which renders the name meaningless.'),
('80727',' The gimmick of having the audience first think of Leiter as a  villain would be used again in other Bond films (due in part to the  ever'),
('80728','changing actors in the role), specifically  _Thunderball (1965)_ (qv), _Never Say Never Again (1983)_ (qv) and  _Living Daylights, The (1987)_ (qv).'),
('80729',' The famous pose of Sean Connery (qv) holding a gun across his  chest had to be redone at the last second. The Walther PPK was left  at the studio, but the photographer had an old air pistol in his  car. The gun in the picture is the air pistol'),
('80730',' The films USA release was forestalled by the political climate  after the Cuban Missile Crisis.'),
('80731',' Dent shot "Bond" (actually pillows in bed) six times. After some  plot point explanation by Bond, Dent lurches for his gun, but its  empty, hence the Bond line, "Thats a Smith and Wesson, and youve  had your six." As a kind of payback coda, Bond shoots Dent once, and  Dent flips off the bed onto the floor. Bond then fires five more  rounds into Dents back. Censors scaled this back to two total  shots, with just one to the back. Reportedly a second version of the  scene was filmed, but not in the final film, showing Dent firing off  one last bullet before being shot down by Bond. This actually  explains why Dent is shown firing a seven'),
('80732','shooter, rather than a  six'),
('80733','shooter.'),
('80734',' Location manager Chris Blackwell (qv) (who was uncredited) was  later the founder of Island Records. He is also the son of  Blanche Blackwell (qv) who was neighbor, friend and lover of James  Bond creator Ian Fleming (I) (qv).'),
('80735',' The tall blond man dancing at Puss Fellers club was location  manager Chris Blackwell (qv).'),
('80736',' Ian Fleming (I) (qv) was so impressed by Sean Connery (qv)s  performance as James Bond that he gave his character Scottish  ancestry in the novel "On Her Majestys Secret Service".'),
('80737',' The only James Bond movie that does not feature a pre'),
('80738','titles  sequence.'),
('80739',' When James Bond sings "Under The Mango Tree" in this movie, it is  the only ever time that James Bond has sung in a Bond movie.'),
('80740',' Product placements and promotional tie'),
('80741','ins seen in the movie  included Turnbull & Aser tailoring, Pan Am, Rolex Watches, Dom  Perignon, Red Stripe Beer, Black & White Scotch, BOAC and Smirnoff  Vodka.'),
('80742',' SPOILER: The son of the Quarrel character in this movie appears in  _Live and Let Die (1973)_ (qv). Quarrel would have appeared but  because he was killed in this movie, Quarrel Jnr. was invented.'),
('80743',' Honey Rider is never known by her full correct name Honeychile Rider  in the movie as she is in the original Ian Fleming (I) (qv) source  novel.'),
('80744',' During the initial briefing, M says that he recently was put in  charge of MI7. Bernard Lee (I) (qv) originally said MI6 during the  take, but this has been overdubbed, possibly for fear of offending  the real'),
('80745','life organization. In later Bond films, however, 007  clearly works for MI6.'),
('80746',' The first scene Sean Connery (qv) filmed as James Bond is the  sequence in the Kingston Airport where he passes a female  photographer and throws a hat in front of his face. The filming date  was 16 January 1962.'),
('80747',' The initial reason that MI6 launches an investigation, mysterious  radio interference being picked up at Cape Cenaveral isnt as far  out of the question as one might think. A memorandum to the Pentagon  in the year the film was released, reported unusually heavy radio  emissions from Cuba, and that if John Glenn (III) (qv)s upcoming  orbit of the Earth were to fail, a case could successfully made  (whether true or not) of Cuban sabotage.'),
('80748',' Ken Adam (qv)s sets so impressed Stanley Kubrick (qv) that he  hired him the following year to be production designer on  _Dr. Strangelove or: How I Learned to Stop Worrying and Love the Bomb (1964)_ (qv).'),
('80749',' John Stears (qv) was asked to help with the miniatures. He only a  budget of £1000 for the effect of the destruction of Dr. Nos  Fortress. In the next Bond outing Stears took over as Special  Effects Supervisor'),
('80750',' When United Artist executives were first screened a print of the  film at 10 am one morning with Arthur Krim (qv) in attendance,  when the movie finished around midday, there was a quiet silence at  the end of the screening. The European head exec stated that the  only good thing about the picture was that they couldnt lose with  it with only a budget of about $(US)840,000. Producers  Harry Saltzman (qv) and Albert R. Broccoli (qv) were shaken and  stirred.'),
('80751',' Ian Fleming (I) (qv) didnt originally like the casting of  Sean Connery (qv) as James Bond. Bond was English and Connery was  Scottish, Bond was upper'),
('80752','class and Connery was working'),
('80753','class, Bond  was refined and educated and Connery was too rugged. However,  Fleming would later change his view of Connery after the success of  the James Bond films.'),
('80754',' The literal translations of some of this films foreign language  titles include Licence to Kill / Agent 007: Licence to Kill (Italy);  James Bond Versus Dr. No (Belgium & France); Dr. No: Mission'),
('80755','Killing  / Agent 007 '),
('80756',' Mission: Kill Dr. No (Denmark); James Bond Chases Dr.  No (Germany); Dr. No: 007 Is The Killing Number (Japan); Agent 007  With A Licence To Kill (Sweden); Agent 007 Versus Dr. No (Spain);  James Bond, Agent 007 Against Dr. No (Greece); 007 Seized The Secret  Island (China); 007 '),
('80757',' The Secret Agent (Portugal); 007 And Dr. No  (Finland) and 007 Against The Satanic Dr. No (Brazil &  Spanish'),
('80758','speaking South America)'),
('80759',' When _Dr. No (1962)_ (qv) was released in L.A. in May 1963, it was  double billed with _Young and the Brave, The (1963)_ (qv).'),
('80760',' First James Bond movie to receive a Golden Globe Award nomination  and first James Bond movie to win a Golden Globe Award. This was for  Ursula Andress (qv) as Best Newcomer.'),
('80761',' Alongside _Goldfinger (1964)_ (qv), this is the equal shortest James  Bond movie in the EON Productions official series with a running  time of 111 minutes approx.'),
('80762',' The name of the tank which was mythically known as a fire'),
('80763','breathing  dragon was the Dragon Tank. An ordinary vehicle was fitted out with  armor'),
('80764','plating, a large flame'),
('80765','thrower, high'),
('80766','powered head'),
('80767','lights and  was painted to look like a dragon. James Bond creator  Ian Fleming (I) (qv) based the Dragon Tank on a marshlands swamp  jeep with very large wheels which he had seen in 1956 on the island  of Inagua in the Bahamas.'),
('80768',' The name of the Casino in London, England was Le Cercle Les  Ambassadeurs. Its interiors were however a set at Pinewood Studios.'),
('80769',' The players who participated in the Bridge card game were Commander  John Strangways, Principal Secretary Playdell'),
('80770','Smith, Professor R.J.  Dent and Colonel Potter.'),
('80771',' The base for the production offices whilst in Kingston, Jamaica was  at the Courtleigh Manor Hotel.'),
('80772',' The brand of silencer on James Bonds Walther PPK gun was a Brausch.'),
('80773',' The name of the newspaper that the freelance girl photographer  worked for in Jamaica was The Daily Gleaner.'),
('80774',' Sean Connery (qv) was originally rejected as James Bond by United  Artists. The studio cabled producer Harry Saltzman (qv) of this  information on 23 August 1961. However, UA later rescinded this  decision and agreed with the producers casting choice.'),
('80775',' SPOILER: The character of Professor Dent did not appear in the  original novel. There was a professor character in the novel, but  his name was not Dent and he was not a double agent working for the  title villain, like the character seen in the movie.'),
('80776',' In the original novel, the scene in which Bond escapes  "imprisonment" worked a little differently '),
('80777',' Dr. No had actually had  an obstacle course set up to challenge Bond. At the end of the  obstacle course there was a seaside cage, with a giant squid inside.  The film altered and toned down all of this, and the "obstacle  course" idea got lost in the translation from novel to film.'),
('80778',' The white bikini worn by Ursula Andress (qv) in the movie was sold  by her at Christies Auctions in London on 14 February 2001 for  35,000 UK pounds. It was purchased by Robert Earl of Planet  Hollywood and with commission and tax fees, the total was actually  around 41,000 UK pounds. Before the auction, the bikini had been  estimated to fetch 40,000 UK pounds.'),
('80779',' Due to missing credits, it is not commonly known who is the host of  this featurette.'),
('80780',' First ever James Bond promotional advertising featurette or  documentary made in association with an official James Bond film  which was in this case _Dr. No (1962)_ (qv). Future films in the  franchise would have a number of these types of programs made for  television broadcast and/or DVD release.'),
('80781',' Just before being crushed in a giant press'),
('80782','screw, Baker can be seen  reading "The Turn of the Screw".'),
('80783',' When the pregnant Virginia North (qv) was unable to reprise her  role as Vulnavia for the sequel, Valli Kemp (qv) was cast instead.'),
('80784',' Many of the characters were named after famous jazz trumpeters,  (Biederbeck being the most obvious).'),
('80785',' The desert sequences were filmed in Spain.'),
('80786',' Vincent Prices final film for America Internatonal pictures.'),
('80787',' There was a lot of hostility between Vincent Price and Robert  Quarry, particularly when Price discovered that AI were planning on  replacing him with Quarry as their major horror film star.'),
('80788',' Phibes originally had less dialogue. However, new lines were added  after a lot of scripted sequences were cut out for budget reasons.'),
('80789',' Frankie Howerd (qv) was asked to be in this project.'),
('80790',' The Bach Singers, a volunteer group, worked for free, agreeing only  to a donation to charitable purposes.'),
('80791',' In the original script Beiderbecks first name was Jonathan.'),
('80792',' Shavers was originally meant to be impaled by a golden eagle, ala  The Abominable Dr. Phibes.'),
('80793',' The Scottish fusiliers, who are mentioned in the finished film, were  originally meant to have an on'),
('80794','screen role.'),
('80795',' Vulnavia was originally going to be a new character, but the studios  insisted on keeping her name. This explains why the character  returns despite being killed in The Abominable Dr. Phibes.'),
('80796',' The Pyramid which features in the climax was intended to consist of  levels filled with traps and have boiling oil filling into it. It  was changed for budget reasons.'),
('80797',' The second of a planned trilogy. The third would have either  featured Phibes fighting a group of Nazis, or him searching for the  key to Olympus. A film treatment still exists for the latter. The  title would have been Phibes Resurrectus, The Seven Fates of Dr.  Phibes or The Brides of Dr. Phibes.'),
('80798',' The film was shot using an original hand'),
('80799','wound silent movie camera.'),
('80800',' The film was shot utilizing 20,000 feet of expired short ends film  stock.'),
('80801',' The film features a real life politician,  Mike Rann (qv),  Premier of South Australia, playing a politician (as he did in  _Honourable Wally Norman, The (2003)_ (qv)), Prime Minister Short.'),
('80802',' The traditional silent film technique of undercranking was used for  the filming of the chase scenes.'),
('80803',' The film is a complete visual effects piece, produced using old  style visual effects of forced perspective miniatures and rear  projection, to create the huge laboratory.'),
('80804',' Bob Hope (I) (qv) is in studio records/casting call lists for a  role in this film, but he is not seen.'),
('80805',' The characters in the game are largely based on  _"Adventures of Sonic the Hedgehog, The" (1993)_ (qv). Scratch,  Grounder and Coconuts were regular characters, while the AoStH  version of Robotnik is the main villain. All the other robots in the  game are seen in the pilot episode.'),
('80806',' The 13 opponents in scenario mode are all taken from  _"Adventures of Sonic the Hedgehog, The" (1993)_ (qv) and are, in  order: Arms, Frankly, Humpty, Coconuts, Davy Sprocket, Skweel,  Dynamight, Grounder, Spike, Sir Ffuzzy'),
('80807','Logik, Dragon Breath,  Scratch, and Dr. Robotnik.'),
('80808',' The game is a variation of the Mega Drive version of Puyo Puyo, a  _Tetris (1985) (VG)_ (qv) clone that has a sizable fanbase in Japan.  The characters of the Puyo universe have appeared in over 50 games  across 15+ platforms ranging from MSX2 to Sega Dreamcast. Series  star Arle Nadja began her magic training in 1989 on an MSX2 RPG  called Madou Monogatari, and in 1991 the more well'),
('80809','known Puyo Puyo  was created using characters from the Madou Monogatari series.'),
('80810',' Edward McWade (qv) is on production lists for the role of  "Fisher", but that role was played by Otis Harlan (qv).'),
('80811',' At one point Munis character is seen buying a second hand book  titled "The Life of Pasteur", the role he would play in his next  film, which premiered a month after Dr. Socrates opened.'),
('80812',' The starburst on Dr. Stranges costume is not on his comic book  outfit; it is taken from another Marvel Comics hero, Captain  Mar'),
('80813','Vell. Although not named, the creature that Morgan serves is  visually inspired by Dr. Stranges comic book arch'),
('80814','nemesis,  Dormammu.'),
('80815',' Morgan Le Fay appears as Doctor Stranges foe in this TV movie.  Oddly enough, Morgan Le Fay was introduced to the modern era of MVL  comics in Spider'),
('80816','Woman#2 (after an appearance in a dream in Son of  Satan#8), just a few months before the air date of this TV movie,  and did not encounter Doctor Strange until Avengers#240'),
('80817','241,  published in 1984, six years after this TV movie came out.'),
('80818',' Morgan Le Fay was the first Marvel foe to be adapted to live action.  She was later joined by the Kingpin in  _Trial of the Incredible Hulk, The (1989)_ (qv) and the Red Skull in  _Captain America (1990)_ (qv).'),
('80819',' Peter Sellers (qv) was cast in four roles, but experienced  problems when trying to develop a Texas accent for Maj. T.J. "King"  Kong. After Sellers broke his ankle, Stanley Kubrick (qv) was  forced to find another actor. Convinced that nobody could have acted  the part as well as Sellers, Kubrick decided to cast someone who  naturally fit the role. The producers first approached  John Wayne (I) (qv), who did not even bother to respond, and  _"Bonanza" (1959)_ (qv) star Dan Blocker (qv), who declined the  role because of the scripts progressive political content.  Remembering his work on the western _One'),
('80820','Eyed Jacks (1961)_ (qv),  Kubrick cast Slim Pickens (I) (qv) as Kong, the gung'),
('80821','ho hick pilot  determined to drop his bombs at any cost. Pickens was never shown  the script nor told it was a black comedy; ordered by Kubrick to  play it straight, he played the role as if it were a serious drama '),
('80822','  with amusing results.'),
('80823',' George C. Scott was reputedly annoyed by the fact that Kubrick was  pushing him into an overacting performance, even though his work on  the film is now regarded as some of his best work onscreen. Although  he vowed never to work with Kubrick again, Scott himself came to  regard this as one of his favorite performances.'),
('80824',' Peter Sellers was paid $1,000,000 for his work on the film. Kubrick  famously quipped "I got three for the price of six".'),
('80825',' In 1989 the United States Library of Congress deemed the film  "culturally significant" and selected it for preservation in the  National Film Registry.'),
('80826',' Columbia Pictures agreed to provide financing only on the provision  that Peter Sellers play at least four major roles. This came from  the fact that they deemed Sellers playing of multiple roles was one  of the big selling points in making _Lolita (1962)_ (qv) a success.  Kubrick agreed to these conditions.'),
('80827',' Peter Sellers improvised much of his dialog during filming. Kubrick  incorporated his ad'),
('80828','libbed lines into the written screenplay as  shooting progressed.'),
('80829',' Once they read the script, The Pentagon withheld any co'),
('80830','operation  with the film so the set designers were forced to reconstruct the  cockpit of the B52 bomber from one single photograph in their  possession that had been carelessly printed in a British flying  magazine and comparing it to the cockpit of the B29 Superfortress,  and relating it to the geometry of the B52s fuselage. (In the early  60s, the B52 represented cutting edge technology and access to it  was a matter of national security.) When some American Air Force  personnel were invited to view the films reconstruction of the B52  cockpit (which had cost $100,000 to construct), they were astounded  to see that it was almost note perfect, so much so that Kubrick  feared that Ken Adam (qv)s production design team had resorted to  illegal moves and could be under investigation from the FBI.'),
('80831',' The films first test screening was due to take place on November  22, 1963, the day that John F. Kennedy was assassinated. The film  was just weeks away from its scheduled premiere, but, after the  assassination, this was pushed back to late January 1964, as it was  felt that the public would not be in a mood for a black comedy so  soon after such a traumatic event.'),
('80832',' The only known public showing of the famous custard pie footage was  at the 1999 screening of the film at Londons National Film Theatre  following Kubricks death.'),
('80833',' The opening titles contain a spelling mistake '),
('80834',' "Base on the book  Red Alert by Peter George". The error wasnt noticed until the final  print had been made.'),
('80835',' While shooting aerial footage of wastelands over Greenland, the  second unit camera crew accidentally filmed a secret US military  base, which forced their plane down under suspicion of being Russian  spies.'),
('80836',' In researching for the film, Stanley Kubrick read nearly 50 books  about nuclear war.'),
('80837',' There is a great deal of cutting in the sequences where Dr  Strangelove gets carried away in the War Room mainly to cover up the  fact that most of the cast were laughing at Peter Sellers  gyrations.'),
('80838',' Initially, the President was played in a slightly effeminate manner,  but these scenes were later reshot to make him seem like an oasis of  reason in amongst all the madness.'),
('80839',' In Terry Southern (qv)s script, Muffley has a bad cold.  Peter Sellers (qv) played this up so hilariously that the cast  kept breaking up during filming, but Stanley Kubrick (qv) then  decided to make him a foil for everyone elses craziness instead,  and re'),
('80840','shot the scenes with Sellers now playing the role straight.'),
('80841',' The photographic mural in General Rippers office, presumably  showing an aerial view of Burpelson AFB, is actually a view of  Heathrow Airport, London.'),
('80842',' Gen. Turgidson (George C. Scott (qv))s tripping and falling in  the War Room was actually an accident, but Stanley Kubrick (qv)  decided it was in character, and left it in.'),
('80843',' The illuminated symbols on the War Room map displays were cutouts  lit by individual floodlights behind them. These generated so much  heat that the display was quickly damaged and special  air'),
('80844','conditioning had to be installed.'),
('80845',' Another reason for cutting the custard pie fight at the end of the  film was that at one point, President Muffley took a pie in the face  and fell down, prompting Gen. Turgidson to cry, "Gentlemen! Our  gallant young president has just been struck down in his prime!"  Stanley Kubrick (qv) had already decided to cut the pie fight by  the time of President John F. Kennedy (qv)s assassination, but  this line (or possibly even the whole sequence) would certainly have  been cut anyway due to its eerie similarity to real events.'),
('80846',' When Strangelove is talking about the doomsday device, Turgidson  says, "Strangelove. What is that, German?" The reply he receives is  "He changed his name; it was originally Merkwurdigliebe." In German  Merkwurdigliebe means Strangelove.'),
('80847',' Features Scott, George C. (qv)s own favorite performance.'),
('80848',' The end sequence, in which Vera Lynn (I) (qv)s "Well Meet Again"  is played over several shots of nuclear explosions, was suggested by  Peter Sellers (qv) fellow ex'),
('80849','Goon, Spike Milligan (qv).'),
('80850',' The centerfold in the copy of Playboy being read by one of the B'),
('80851','52  crew is Gen. Turgidsons secretary, Miss Scott.'),
('80852',' Not only is Gen. Turdgesons secretary, Miss Scott, the centerfold in  Major Kongs copy of Playboy, if you look closely, you will see she  had a copy of the DC Quarterly policy'),
('80853','work magazine FOREIGN AFFAIRS  covering her derriere '),
('80854',' a nice double'),
('80855','entendre.'),
('80856',' Premiere voted this movie as one of "The 50 Greatest Comedies Of All  Time" in 2006.'),
('80857',' SPOILER: DIRTRADE(Stanley Kubrick (qv)):[bathroom]: General Ripper  commits suicide in a bathroom.'),
('80858',' Dr. Strangelove apparently suffers from agonistic apraxia (also  known as "alien hand syndrome"), a real neurological affliction that  can be caused by a stroke or other brain injury causing damage to  the nerve fibers that connect the two brain hemispheres (the corpus  callosum). Researchers at the University of Aberdeen who identified  it named it Dr. Strangelove Syndrome. According to Professor Sergio  Della Sala, the patients behave exactly like Dr. Strangelove:  "...[T]hey slam their hand and shout My hand does things that I  dont want it to do!"'),
('80859',' Based on the novel "Red Alert" by Peter George (III) (qv), and  originally conceived as a tense thriller about the possibility of  accidental nuclear war. Stanley Kubrick (qv) was working on the  script when he realized that many scenes he had written were  actually quite funny. He then brought in Terry Southern (qv) to  turn the story into a satire. Among the changes were the addition of  the title character and the renaming of other characters using  satirical names such as Turgidson, Kissoff, Guano, DeSadesky, and  Merkin Muffley.'),
('80860',' In an original script draft, Dr. Strangelove is referred to as Von  Klutz.'),
('80861',' This film was the debut for James Earl Jones (qv).'),
('80862',' DIRTRADE(Stanley Kubrick (qv)): [three'),
('80863','way]: USA vs. Russia vs.  General Ripper.'),
('80864',' DIRTRADE(Stanley Kubrick (qv)): [faces]: General Turgidson,  General Ripper, and Dr. Strangelove.'),
('80865',' According to Christiane Kubrick (qv) in her 2002 book "Stanley  Kubrick: A Life in Pictures," her husband Stanley Kubrick (qv)  often played chess with George C. Scott (qv) on the set between  setups. Kubrick, renowned as a master'),
('80866','level chess player who used to  hustle other players in his youth in New York City, outclassed Scott  as a player and easily beat him, which had the effect of winning  Scotts admiration for the director and keeping the famously  volatile actor (who was only a few months younger than Kubrick)  focused during the down'),
('80867','time.'),
('80868',' Peter Bull (I) (qv), playing the role of the serious Soviet  Ambassador de Sadesky, can be seen struggling to keep his composure  in the scene towards the end when he is stood behind Dr.  Strangelove. Just as the scene changes, his face cracks up.'),
('80869',' DIRTRADE(Stanley Kubrick (qv)): [114]: Name of the message decoder  CRM'),
('80870','114.'),
('80871',' Terry Southern (qv) was brought in as co'),
('80872','writer by  Peter Sellers (qv) because Sellers was a big fan of Southerns  novel "The Magic Christian". Five years later Sellers starred in the  film version of _Magic Christian, The (1969)_ (qv).'),
('80873',' The glove worn by Peter Sellers (qv) as Dr. Strangelove came from  director Stanley Kubrick (qv)s personal collection. Sellers had  seen Kubrick wearing them to handle hot lights on the set and  thought of them as sinister'),
('80874','looking, so he wore one of them on his  right hand (the one not under his control) to add to Strangeloves  eeriness.'),
('80875',' The stock footage shown in the opening credits (a suggestive image  of refueling military aircraft) was also used in  _Santa Claus Conquers the Martians (1964)_ (qv)'),
('80876',' Early titles for the project were "The Edge of Doom" and "The  Delicate Balance of Terror".'),
('80877',' One version of the script featured all of the action being observed  by aliens from outer space.'),
('80878',' The background footage for the model B'),
('80879','52 is filmed from a Boeing  B'),
('80880','17G, whose shadow can be seen on the ground.'),
('80881',' Following the assassination of President Kennedy, Columbia pictures  pulled the film from its December 1963 release date and rescheduled  to Janaury 1964.'),
('80882',' Stanley Kubrick (qv) devised a way to connect and earn the respect  of George C. Scott (qv) by playing chess on set. After several  losses against the film director, it worked.'),
('80883',' When Stanley Kubrick (qv) selected Slim Pickens (I) (qv) for the  role of Maj. Kong, it caused a delay in production. Pickens had  never been outside the United States and, therefore, did not have a  passport to travel to England.'),
('80884',' This was the final collaboration between Stanley Kubrick (qv) and  his producing partner James B. Harris (qv). Harris left to begin  his own directing career. Harris was involved in the early  development stage of this production. It was during this stage that,  according to Harris, Kubrick began to toy with the idea of turning  it into a comedy.'),
('80885',' Was voted the 14th Greatest Film of all time by Entertainment  Weekly.'),
('80886',' Other than Miss Scott (Tracy Reed (II) (qv)), there are no female  characters in the film.'),
('80887',' Number 3 in the American Film Institutes list of 100 greatest  comedies.'),
('80888',' The score for the B'),
('80889','52 scenes is mostly made up of the melody of  "Johnny, I Hardly Knew Ye", a traditional Irish anti'),
('80890','war song, which  also provides the melody for the somewhat better'),
('80891','known (at least in  the United States) American Civil War song "When Johnny Comes  Marching Home Again". While the former tells the story of a soldier  coming back from a war heavily mutilated and broken, with the last  lines being "Theyre rolling out the guns again, but theyll never  take my sons again", the latter describes the celebrations that will  take place when the soldiers return from war: "The men will cheer  and the boys will shout / The ladies they will all turn out / And  well all feel gay / When Johnny comes marching home."'),
('80892',' The premise of Slim Pickens (I) (qv) character riding the H'),
('80893','Bomb  to his death was "borrowed" from an early'),
('80894','1950s episode of  _"Tom Corbett, Space Cadet" (1950)_ (qv) in which Cadet Astro  (Al Markim (qv)) rides an atomic torpedo.'),
('80895',' There is no existing copy of the famous pie fighting scene as the  footage has been lost. There are stills showing the scenes, however.'),
('80896',' Major Kongs planes primary target, is an ICBM complex at Laputa.  In Jonathan Swift (I) (qv)s 1726 novel Gullivers Travels, Laputa  is a place inhabited by caricatures of scientific researchers.'),
('80897',' In the novel by Peter George (III) (qv) the two H'),
('80898','bombs are named  Hi There! and Lolita. Two years earlier, Stanley Kubrick (qv)  directed _Lolita (1962)_ (qv). The graffiti on the second bomb is  Dear John in the movie.'),
('80899',' Stanley Kubrick (qv) intended the film to end with a custard pie  fight between the Russians and the Americans in the War Room (which  is why we see a big table of food there). The footage was shot, but  he decided not to use it because he considered it too farcical to  fit in with the satirical nature of the rest of the film.'),
('80900',' Some references show the date of this film as 1963. Its world  premiere was scheduled for December 12, 1963, but following  John F. Kennedy (qv)s assassination on November 22, it was felt  to be inappropriate to release such a film so soon afterwards, so it  was not shown until January 1964.'),
('80901',' Originally planned to be shot in the United States, filming had to  take place at Englands Shepperton Studio since Peter Sellers (qv)  had to stay in England for the duration of the shoot due to the  pending settlement of divorce of his first wife, Anne.'),
('80902',' The Playboy magazine that Slim Pickens (I) (qv) is reading in the  B'),
('80903','52 is the June 1962 issue.'),
('80904',' For the role of Gen. Jack D. Ripper, Stanley Kubrick (qv) was able  to talk Sterling Hayden (qv) into coming out of retirement to make  his first film in five years. Kubrick had previously used Hayden in  _Killing, The (1956)_ (qv).'),
('80905',' The U.S. Air Force would not allow Stanley Kubrick (qv) or his  designers to see the interior of a B'),
('80906','52 for security reasons, so  they were forced to look at a photograph of a plane and extrapolate  its interior based on that. Their surmises were so accurate that  after the films release, the Air Force was certain that theyd  stolen classified information.'),
('80907',' Stanley Kubrick (qv) usually gave directions to actors without  cracking a smile. However, during the shooting of this film, Kubrick  was laughing a good deal of the time while Peter Sellers (qv) was  performing, often so hard that he brought himself to tears.'),
('80908',' Stanley Kubrick (qv) wanted the tablecloth on the War Room table  to be green, so it looked like the world leaders were playing poker  with the worlds fate.'),
('80909',' President Muffley (Peter Sellers (qv)) was patterned after  Adlai Stevenson (qv).'),
('80910',' Gen. Buck Turgidson (George C. Scott (qv)) was patterned after  Chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff Gen. Curtis LeMay (qv), who  was renowned for his extreme anti'),
('80911','Communist views and who once  stated that he would not be afraid to start a nuclear war with the  Soviet Union if he was elected President.'),
('80912',' Major Kongs comment about the survival kit ("a fella could have a  pretty good weekend in Vegas with all that stuff") originally  referred to Dallas instead of Las Vegas, but was overdubbed after  President John F. Kennedy (qv)s assassination in Dallas.'),
('80913',' The ending in the novel was more like that of the novel and movie  _Fail'),
('80914','Safe (1964)_ (qv) '),
('80915',' see also trivia for that film. Author  Peter George (III) (qv) detested the conversion of his book to a  satire, but consented to write a tie'),
('80916','in novelization of the film  anyway.'),
('80917',' The U.S. government dismissed Stanley Kubrick (qv)s scenario of  an accidental nuclear war as being too far'),
('80918','fetched. However, one  scene caught their attention and was shown at a session of Congress:  the scene where Group Captain Mandrake (Peter Sellers (qv)) is  trying to get through to the Pentagon with the code to recall the  bombers, and cant because he doesnt have enough change for the pay  phone. Congress said it raised legitimate questions about whether  crucial information could find its way to the right people during a  nuclear crisis.'),
('80919',' The ninth shot of a nuclear explosion in the end sequence is the US  nuclear test designated "Baker" from "Operations Crossroads", the  first post'),
('80920','war nuclear tests on the Bikini atoll. Shot No. 14 is  test "Able" from the same operation. Shot No. 15 could be the  "Trinity" test, the first atomic explosion that ever occurred.'),
('80921',' General Rippers paranoia about water fluoridation is based on a  conspiracy theory by the John Birch Society, which was founded in  1958 and was prominent in conservative politics for a short time in  the early 1960s.'),
('80922',' In 2007, the American Film Institute ranked this as the #39 Greatest  Movie of All Time.'),
('80923',' One definition of the word "guano" is "A substance composed chiefly  of the dung of sea birds or bats", meaning Col. "Bat" Guanos name  can be translated into "Bat Shit", which could also describe his  reasoning with Mandrake about not wanting to shoot the Coca'),
('80924','Cola  machine.'),
('80925',' The movie contains 5 episodes: 1.The Witches Clock, 2.King Vampire,  3.Monster Raid, 4.Spark of Life and 5. Count Dracula.'),
('80926',' In a published interview, writer Russ Jones (I) (qv) related that  director of photography Austin McKinney (I) (qv) was struck on the  head by a large piece of set lumber and was knocked unconscious.  Upon regaining consciousness, he continued working despite a  bleeding head wound.'),
('80927',' Acker Bilk (qv) was hired to play Biff Bailey but had a heart  attack and was replaced by Roy Castle (qv).'),
('80928',' Tubby Hayes (qv) was booked to write the score but did not write  anything and so was replaced by Elisabeth Lutyens (qv).'),
('80929',' A remake of the 1963 "Doctor Who" serial "The Daleks".'),
('80930',' Other notable changes between the TV series and the film version: in  the film, Dr. Who has two grandchildren '),
('80931',' Susan and Barbara (in the  TV series only Susan is related to the Doctor). Ian is Barbaras  boyfriend (in the TV series they were teachers, working at the same  school). The Daleks used for this film and its sequel were slightly  re'),
('80932','designed for the big screen. The BBC acquired a number of these  Daleks after principle photography was complete '),
('80933',' and movie'),
('80934','style  Daleks in fact appeared on TV (in 1965s "The Chase") before the  movie was even released.'),
('80935',' A number of changes were made to the main characters in the process  of transferring "Doctor Who" to the big screen. Most importantly,  The Doctor is shown to be a human scientist named Dr. Who. In the TV  series, the lead character is an alien time'),
('80936','traveller whose name is  never revealed, and who is referred to simply as "The Doctor".'),
('80937',' Since there was only a handful of "qualified" Dalek operators,  dancers were brought in to play stunt/extra Daleks in big battle  scenes or in scenes where large numbers of Daleks were needed.'),
('80938',' Actress Yvonne Antrobus (qv) was unavailable for  post'),
('80939','synchronization after the shooting of the film was complete.  Thus, while she is seen on'),
('80940','screen as Dyoni, her voice is provided by  another, unnamed, actress.'),
('80941',' As an incentive Roberta Tovey (qv) (who was 11 at the time the  film was produced) was paid a shilling (5p) by director  Gordon Flemyng (qv) every time she did a scene in one take. She  made so much money, Flemyng didnt offer her the same deal for the  sequel.'),
('80942',' Terry Nation (qv)s writing credit on the film resulted in many  reference books over the years erroneously listing him as creator of  the television series.'),
('80943',' Initially, the daleks were going to shoot fire, but this was changed  to foam for fear of it being too frightening for children.'),
('80944',' Freddie Francis (qv) was attached to direct at one time.'),
('80945',' The screenplay to this film was credited to producer  Milton Subotsky (qv), with additional material by  David Whitaker (II) (qv). In fact, Dalek creator  Terry Nation (qv) only agreed to license his teleplay to Subotsky  if Whitaker (who was Nations script editor when he wrote the  original teleplay) was hired to adapt it. A deal was therefore  struck that would allow Subotsky to receive the credit despite the  screenplay actually being written by Whitaker.'),
('80946',' William Hartnell (qv) was reported to have been very disappointed  to be replaced by Peter Cushing (qv) as the Doctor, as it was  thought that Cushing was better known to US audiences'),
('80947',' All of Howard Vernons screen time consists of stock shots from  _Expériences érotiques de Frankenstein, Les (1972)_ (qv), with the  late actors voice being re'),
('80948','dubbed by a digital voice combination of  Jesus Franco (director) and Kevin Collins (producer).'),
('80949',' Bei Kriegsende war der Film zu 1/4 abgedreht.'),
('80950',' The last part of director Per Flys "class trilogy", following  "Bænken" and "Arven".'),
('80951',' Universal Studios commissioned a new musical score from composer  Glass, Philip (qv). It premiered at The Brooklyn Academy of Music  on 26 October 1999.'),
('80952',' The role of Dracula was originally meant for Chaney, Lon (qv).'),
('80953',' A Spanish'),
('80954','language version, _Drácula (1931/I)_ (qv), was filmed at  night on the same set at the same time, with Spanish'),
('80955','speaking  actors.'),
('80956',' The original plan was to make a big'),
('80957','budget adaptation of "Dracula"  that would adhere strictly to Bram Stokers novel. However, with the  Great Depression, Universal didnt have the money to make such a  sprawling film. Instead, they opted to adapt the much less expensive  Hamilton Deane stage play.'),
('80958',' Universal acquired the film rights to "Dracula" from Stokers widow  and the plays writer Hamilton Deane (qv) for $40,000.'),
('80959',' Before he was cast as Count Dracula, actor Bela Lugosi (qv) acted  as an unpaid intermediary for Universal Pictures in negotiating with  the widow of author Bram Stoker (qv) in an attempt to persuade her  to lower her asking price for the filming rights to the Dracula  property. After two months of negotiations, Mrs. Stoker reportedly  lowered her price from $200,000 to $60,000. This, however, further  demonstrated to Universal how desperate Lugosi was to repeat his  stage success as Count Dracula and secure the film role for himself.'),
('80960',' Cinematographer Karl Freund (qv) achieved the effect of Draculas  hypnotic stare by aiming two pencil'),
('80961','spot'),
('80962','lights into actor  Bela Lugosi (qv)s eyes.'),
('80963',' The Royal Albert Hall sequence of the movie was filmed on the same  stage where _Phantom of the Opera, The (1925)_ (qv) had been filmed.'),
('80964',' The large, expansive sets built for the Transylvania castle and  Carfax Abbey sequences remained standing after filming was  completed, and were used by Universal Pictures for many other movies  for over a decade.'),
('80965',' Among the other actors mentioned as possible candidates for the role  of Count Dracula were John Wray (I) (qv), Paul Muni (I) (qv),  Conrad Veidt (qv), Chester Morris (I) (qv), and  William Courtenay (qv).'),
('80966',' Bela Lugosi (qv) was so desperate to repeat his stage success and  play the Count Dracula role for the film version, that he agreed to  a contract paying him $500 per week for a seven week shooting  schedule, an insultingly small amount even during the days of the  Depression.'),
('80967',' The spider webs in Draculas castle were created by shooting rubber  cement from a rotary gun.'),
('80968',' Bela Lugosi (qv) played the role of Dracula on Broadway in 1927  before touring the country with the show. The American performance  of the British stage actor Hamilton Deane (qv)s adaptation of the  book was a smashing success. Soon after the play began touring  Universal started to express interest in the script.'),
('80969',' Due to studio demands to cut costs, the film was shot in sequence.'),
('80970',' When this film was re'),
('80971','released after the Production Code, several  deletions were ordered made to the soundtrack. The deletions include  Renfields scream as he is being killed and Draculas moan as the  stake is driven through his heart. These deletions have been  restored.'),
('80972',' As was done for _Frankenstein (1931)_ (qv), the original release  featured a prologue introduction with Edward Van Sloan (qv). This  prologue was removed for the 1936 re'),
('80973','release. This footage is now  assumed to be lost.'),
('80974',' After the death of Lon Chaney (qv), one of the first actors  considered for the title role was Ian Keith (I) (qv).'),
('80975',' While it is rumored thatBela Lugosi (qv), could not speak English  very well, and had to learn his lines phonetically, this is not  true. Lugosi was speaking English as well as he ever would by the  time this was filmed.'),
('80976',' The studio did not want the scene where Dracula attacks Renfield to  be filmed due to the perceived gay subtext of the situation. A memo  was sent to the director stating "Dracula is only to attack women".'),
('80977',' There was no real musical soundtrack in the film because it was  believed that, with sound being such a recent innovation in films,  the audience would not accept hearing music in a scene if there was  no explanation for it being there (e.g., the orchestra playing off  camera when Dracula meets Mina at the theatre).'),
('80978',' Several famous elements often associated with Dracula are not  visible in this film. At no point does Dracula display fangs. Also,  the famous vampire bite mark on the neck is never shown either  (though it is visible in the Spanish version).'),
('80979',' Bela Lugosi (qv) played Dracula only once more on screen, in the  comedy _Bud Abbott Lou Costello Meet Frankenstein (1948)_ (qv).'),
('80980',' This Universal production became the most famous and successful film  to pair David Manners (qv) with Helen Chandler (qv). The pair  had made two films at Warner Brothers/First National and one at Fox.'),
('80981',' The peasants inside the inn are praying The Lords Prayer in  Hungarian.'),
('80982',' Bette Davis (qv) (who had a contract at Universal at the time) was  considered to play the part of Mina Harker. However, Universal head  Carl Laemmle Jr. (qv) didnt think too highly of her sex appeal.'),
('80983',' The opening music to this film is from Act 2 of Swan Lake.'),
('80984',' In the scene where Dracula and Renfield are traveling to London by  boat, the footage shown is from a Universal silent film called  _Storm Breaker, The (1925)_ (qv).'),
('80985',' Although he lived for 67 years after the film was released,  David Manners (qv) (John Harker) never watched it.'),
('80986',' In the first scene, the young woman reading from the tourist book  was played by Carla Laemmle (qv). Her uncle was  Carl Laemmle (qv), the founder and head of Universal Pictures.'),
('80987',' When Carl Laemmle (qv) moved Universal to California in 1914, a  version of "Dracula" was one of the first projects being considered.  It was over fifteen years before this version was produced.'),
('80988',' The movies line "Listen to them. Children of the night. What music  they make." was voted as the #83 movie quote by the American Film  Institute (out of 100).'),
('80989',' When Bela Lugosi died in 1956, he was buried wearing the black silk  cape he wore for this film.'),
('80990',' In the United States the title was changed to "Horror of Dracula" to  avoid confusion with the classic 1931 version  (_Dracula (1931)_ (qv)). This was a real concern since the  Bela Lugosi (qv) version was still being booked into theaters  (through Realart) until the Shock Theatre package of classic  Universal horror films was released to television.'),
('80991',' According to the narration, the action of the film takes place  within a two or three week period between May 3 (the opening entry  in the Journal of Jonathan Harker), picks up "ten days" after his  demise when Van Helsing arrives (sometime after May 15), and  concludes in late May or early June 1888.'),
('80992',' The set that was Draculas castle in this movie is now a hotel in  the Scottish Highlands and the interior decor is still very much the  same.'),
('80993',' While shooting the scene in which Dracula buries Mina,  Christopher Lee (I) (qv) fell into the hole in the ground on top  of the stunt woman.'),
('80994',' On several occasions, Christopher Lee (I) (qv) complained about  the contact lenses he had to wear for the shock scenes. Not only  they were quite painful, but he could not see a thing. While running  towards the vampire woman for instance, he even ran too far past the  camera on the first take.'),
('80995',' The first full length feature film by Geoffrey Bayldon (qv).'),
('80996',' Christopher Lee has only thirteen lines in this film.'),
('80997',' Dracula was filmed between 11 November 1957 and 3 January 1958. The  film premiered at the Warner Theater in Milwaukee, Wisconsin on 8  May 1958 and took in $1,682 on its first day. In Britain, the film  opened at Londons Gaumont Theater 22 May 1958.'),
('80998',' This made for TV special was canceled the first night that it was  supposed to be broadcast because of the resignation of Vice  President Spiro T. Agnew.'),
('80999',' Jack Palance (qv) admitted to being glad once the film was  completed. A method actor, he felt that he was "becoming" Dracula  more than he wanted.'),
('81000',' According to the featurette on the DVD, Jack Palance (qv) had been  offered the role of Dracula several more times after his first  performance, but he turned them all down.'),
('81001',' The car that Jonathan Harker drives is a Hispano'),
('81002','Suiza.'),
('81003',' Donald Pleasence (qv) was initially offered the role of vampire  hunter Van Helsing, but rejected it, saying it was too similar to  his role as Dr. Loomis in the "Halloween" films. He accepted the  smaller role of Dr Seward instead.'),
('81004',' This is a film adapted from a hit Broadway play.  Frank Langella (qv) was nominated for a Tony Award for his stage  performance of the title character.'),
('81005',' Sylvester McCoy (qv) was interviewed for Renfield'),
('81006',' The part that Teddy Turner played was spilt into two because the  production team wanted to cast Sylvester McCoy (qv) in a role.'),
('81007',' Most of Sylvester McCoy (qv)s role was deleted from the final  print.'),
('81008',' Frank Langella (qv), like Bela Lugosi (qv), never wore fangs for  the role of Dracula. He has stated that he considered it a  compliment when fans of the film would comment on them anyway.'),
('81009',' When Dracula hypnotizes Mina, he uses the line, "When I will  something, it should be done." A line once used by Bela Lugosi when  he gave his "Great Vampire Bat Illusion" on an episode of "You Asked  For It".'),
('81010',' Winona Ryder (qv) saw the script when it was originally going to  be made as a TV movie, directed by Michael Apted (qv). She took  the script to Francis Ford Coppola (qv), whom she had not spoken  to since withdrawing from _Godfather: Part III, The (1990)_ (qv) due  to exhaustion six months earlier. Coppola agreed to make the film,  and Apted stayed on as executive producer.'),
('81011',' It was Winona Ryder (qv) who brought the idea of redoing Bram  Stokers novel to Francis Ford Coppolas attention. She had been  given a pile of scripts by her agent, one of which was titled  "Dracula: The Untold Story". This was the first time Ryder had ever  read anything to do with Dracula, let alone see a film about him.  Coppola was interested as he saw it as a bridge'),
('81012','building exercise  between him and Ryder after she had inexplicably dropped out of  _Godfather: Part III, The (1990)_ (qv).'),
('81013',' Prince Vlads scream after he drives his sword into the cross is not  the voice of Gary Oldman (qv). Lux Interior (qv), lead singer of  punk band The Cramps, recorded the scream and it was dubbed in.'),
('81014',' Frost, Sadie (qv) dyed her brown hair red after concerns that she  resembled Ryder, Winona (qv) too much.'),
('81015',' In an attempt to elicit more emotion, Coppola shouted "whore" and  "slut" while filming the scene when Van Helsing catches Mina with  Dracula.'),
('81016',' Hopkins, Anthony (qv) also plays Cesare, the priest who tells  Dracula that Elisabetas soul is damned; and he provides the  voice'),
('81017','over sequence during the narrative for the Captain of the  Demeter.'),
('81018',' Red jelly was used for the blood.'),
('81019',' Earnings from the film was enough to save Zoetrope  (Francis Ford Coppola (qv)s studio) from bankruptcy after  suffering from financial difficulties and liabilities of $27 million  over the past 3 years.'),
('81020',' When Mina recalls her previous life as Elisabeta she says she  remembers a land beyond a great forest. "Land beyond the forest" is  the literal meaning of Transylvania.'),
('81021',' Among the moving'),
('81022','picture displays in the scene where the prince and  Mina first converse is a shadow'),
('81023','figure show depicting the battle  between Vlads army and the Turks.'),
('81024',' The shot of Keanu Reeves (qv)s character entering Draculas  castle was filmed in reverse, making his entrance a bit more  ominous.'),
('81025',' Ian Dury (qv) was among those interviewed for Renfield.'),
('81026',' Steve Buscemi (qv) was the first choice to play Renfield but  turned down.'),
('81027',' The coach scene before the arrival of Keanu Reeves at the castle  (including the slow'),
('81028','motion horses) is taken directly from  Mario Bava (qv)s _Maschera del demonio, La (1960)_ (qv).'),
('81029',' Francis Ford Coppola (qv) has openly criticized his own reasoning  for casting Keanu Reeves (qv) as Jonathan Harker. According to  him, he needed a young, hot star that would connect with the girls.'),
('81030',' The painting of Count Dracula which Jonathan Harker mentions after  his arrival at the castle, is in fact a self portrait of  Albrecht Dürer (qv) (a German painter, 1471'),
('81031','1528), but with  Gary Oldman (qv)s face (the face of the young Count).'),
('81032',' Mina walks past an advertisement for the Lyceum Theatre and Henry  Irving. Dracula author Bram Stoker (qv) managed the Lyceum, and  Sir Henry Irving is rumored to be one of the primary inspirations  for the character of Count Dracula.'),
('81033',' At the first "cast meeting" called by Francis Ford Coppola (qv),  he got all the principal actors to read the entire  Bram Stoker (qv) novel out loud to get a feel for the story.  According to Anthony Hopkins (qv), it took two whole days to  complete.'),
('81034',' The little girl who played the child carried into the crypt by Lucy  was genuinely terrified of Sadie Frost (qv) in her vampire  make'),
('81035','up, and obviously wasnt expecting to do more than one take.  Director Francis Ford Coppola (qv) and Sadie Frost had to do a lot  of sweet'),
('81036','talking to the child in order to get her back in Sadies  arms for another go at the scene.'),
('81037',' Costume Designer Eiko Ishioka was from Japan, and because the  costumes had a Kabuki theater'),
('81038','like appearance, Gary Oldmans wig  maker and hair designer Stuart Artingstall studied traditional  Kabuki and Geisha hair styles and incorporated them into her unique  and elaborate designs. Each wig was "built" and took many hours of  painstaking work to thread each hair in a base individually, as is  done in traditional opera companies do.'),
('81039',' Gary Oldman was quite drunk the night they filmed the scene where he  had to lick blood from Keanu Reeves straight razor. The scene was  filmed far beyond midnight, which added to the spirit of the scene  and helped put the cast "in the proper mood".'),
('81040',' It is well known that Ryder did not like Oldman and between scenes  she avoided him whenever she could. She particularly did not enjoy  the scene where Oldman met her in the picture show the first time  and comforts her when she is terrorized by a white wolf. She  complained that by having to stoop to his level, she was getting  "charley horses" and wanted to make the intimate takes as brief as  possible.'),
('81041',' To keep the budget manageable, Columbia insisted that the film be  shot in Los Angeles and not on location.'),
('81042',' Among those who auditioned for the part of Dracula were Andy Garcia  (who had concerns over the number of sex scenes), Gabriel Bryne,  Armand Assante, Antonio Banderas and Viggo Mortensen.'),
('81043',' Sadie Frost (qv) didnt bother auditioning for the part of Lucy as  she figured that she was too physically similar to Winona Ryder. It  was only after Francis Ford Coppola (qv) had real trouble casting  the part, and had happened to see Frosts performance in  _Diamond Skulls (1989)_ (qv), that she was approached.'),
('81044',' The blue flame that the coach crosses over to enter the castle is  mentioned in the original book. In the novel it is explained that on  one night every year blue flames are seen over areas containing  hidden treasures.'),
('81045',' Draculas final Kabuki dress is directly inspired by a Gustav Klimt  painting known as "The kiss"'),
('81046',' Prior to Sadie Frost (qv)s casting as Lucy, Juliette Lewis (qv)  was the first choice for the role of Lucy.'),
('81047',' Liam Neeson (qv) was considered for, and very much wanted, the  role of Van Helsing, but after Anthony Hopkins (qv), still riding  the success of _Silence of the Lambs, The (1991)_ (qv), showed  interest in the role, Neeson was ultimately turned down.'),
('81048',' This is the first major US motion picture to be edited entirely on a  nonlinear edit system.'),
('81049',' The films original teaser trailer (which consists of blood forming  the logo on a jagged surface and quick flashes of scenes from the  film) was pulled from theaters by Columbia Pictures when patrons  complained of it being too intense. This trailer appears on the  Criterion edition laserdisc.'),
('81050',' In the scene where the heroes bust in on Dracula and Mina, Dracula  turns into a bat'),
('81051','like creature and frightens the heroes out of their  wits. Oldman had problems with this scene, feeling constricted in  the suit and not very scary. Coppola told him to whisper something  scary into each actors ear, which Oldman did with relish. No one  knows what he said to them, but they all look absolutely terrified  in the scene.'),
('81052',' Original sound shot with the movie was so bad and didnt match the  good footage, that the entire movie was dubbed in the studio.  Additional footage was shot in Dallas, using local talent.'),
('81053',' Van Helsings office building is said to be in London but it is  actually the B.C.E. Building in Toronto, Ontario, Canada.'),
('81054',' A giant mask replica of Bela Lugosi (qv) as Dracula can be seen in  a Mardi Gras parade.'),
('81055',' In the scene where Lucy (Fitzpatrick, Colleen (I) (qv) a.k.a.  singer "Vitamin C") is talking to Mary in the record store, she is  standing right in front of a shelf that has her CD on it.'),
('81056',' The name of Van Helsings antique business, "Carfax Abbey" is also  the name of house Dracula moves into in Bram Stokers book Dracula'),
('81057',' Butler, Gerard (qv) was given a break from filming "Attila" so  that he could play Dracula in "Dracula 2000"'),
('81058',' All of the Mardi Gras scenes were actually filmed in August, six  months after the real Mardi Gras had ended.'),
('81059',' In the graveyard, Mary pauses before a tomb labeled "Spencer  Hepburn".'),
('81060',' The time from the first day of production to the day of the movies  release was almost exactly six months.'),
('81061',' Gerard Butler (qv)s Dracula says, "I never drink... coffee," in  one scene. This is a spoof of Bela Lugosi (qv)s Dracula, who  spouts his famous "I never drink... wine" in Universals  _Dracula (1931/I)_ (qv).'),
('81062',' Alternate versions and Deleted scenes from the DVD include: An  extended version of the final confrontation between Dracula and Van  Helsing. An alternate version of the scene where Dracula attacks  Valerie at the site of the plane crash. In this version he can be  seen rising from the swamp behind her. He also says the line which  could only be heard in the previews, "There are things much worse  than death". A longer and much more dramatic version of the scene  where Dracula talks to the Jesus on the neon cross. Dracula explains  how he feels that he was the one who was betrayed. A longer version  of the scene where Van Helsing and his accomplices trap Dracula in  London. This was originally the opening scene to the film. A scene  where vampire Val approaches Simon before leading him into the  crowded streets of New Orleans during Mardi Gras. During the Judas  fantasy sequence, Mary walks up to Dracula while hes hanging from a  tree. The rope around his neck breaks and he attacks Mary. After  finding her father, Mary walks out into the hallway where she meets  vampire Lucy for the first time. This was replaced by the scene  where the hallway becomes longer and Mary is approached by all three  vampire brides instead of just Lucy.'),
('81063',' The character Lucy Westermans name is a reference to the character  Lucy Westenra from Bram Stokers book. She is in the movie, as in  the book, the best friend of the main character Mina (book)/Mary  (movie).'),
('81064',' The doctor who screams as Dracula approaches him in the police  station is named Dr. Seward, a reference to the Book.'),
('81065',' Script doctor Scott Derrickson (qv) tells the story of how he got  the job working on this film. He got a phone call from Harvey  Weinstein, saying, "I just bought this script, called, Dracula  2000." Derrickson replied, "Oh, yeah? Is it good?" "It stinks!" "So  why did you buy it?" "Because its called, Dracula 2000."  Derrickson did the re'),
('81066','write. Derricksons rewrite was subsequently  discarded by Weinstein and the script was rewritten by Ehren Kruger.'),
('81067',' The line if the film where Jonny Lee Miller playing Simon Sheppard  says, "Never, ever fuck with an antiques dealer," was a line the  actor would say on set as a joke. The director liked it and  incorporated it into the scene.'),
('81068',' Renamed for its French and Spanish releases because it was reached  theaters there one year later.'),
('81069',' Paul Annett (qv) was offered the chance to direct this project.'),
('81070',' The music used in the church resurrection scene is "The Black Mass:  An Electric Storm in Hell" from the 1969 album "An Electric Storm"  by White Noise. The group themselves were an experimental space'),
('81071','age  rock combo formed by David Vorhaus and featuring Delia Derbyshire &  Brian Hodgson from the BBC Radiophonic Workshop.'),
('81072',' After Donald P. Borchers (qv) saw this short, he gave  producer/director Richard Wenk (qv) the opportunity to shoot  Vamp (1986/I) (qv).'),
('81073',' Ewan Hooper (qv) was dubbed'),
('81074',' Hammer stalwart Terence Fisher (qv) was due to direct this until  he was forced to bow out following an automobile accident, leaving  cameraman Freddie Francis (qv) at the helm.'),
('81075',' This was the very first movie to receive a rating from the MPAA in  1968.'),
('81076',' Christopher Lee (I) (qv) loved to recount the following tale:  Hammer was given a Queens Award to Industry while shooting the  final scenes of Dracula impaled on the rocks, with a group of  British government dignitaries watching as Lee thrashed around  screaming and pouring with gore. After the scene wrapped, a minister  turned to wife and said, "That man is a member of my club."'),
('81077',' This was Hammer Studioss most profitable film.'),
('81078',' _Dracula II: Ascension (2003) (V)_ (qv) and this movie were shot  together as one movie. It was the directors and producers  intention to split the film into two during the shooting.'),
('81079',' Because Roman Polanski was shooting "What?" in Italy on a set  nearby, he was asked to do a cameo in "Blood for Dracula". One can  notice he wears the same mustache in both films.'),
('81080',' Unlike the controversy over _Flesh for Frankenstein (1973)_ (qv) the  film suffered very minor cuts for its initial UK cinema release and  was never listed as a video nasty. It was passed fully uncut for  video in 1995 on the First Independent label.'),
('81081',' Much of the electrical lab equipment in Dureas lab are props  originally used in _Frankenstein (1931)_ (qv). Ken Strickfadden, who  had worked on that movie, supplied the equipment.'),
('81082',' It was originally intended to have Dracula turn Frankensteins  Monster into a bloodthirsty vampire, so the Monster could better  serve the Counts purpose. The idea was dropped, however, when the  fangs kept falling out of Frankenstein actor  John Bloom (III) (qv)s mouth, which he could keep in due to his  heavy makeup.'),
('81083',' Final film appearances of J. Carrol Naish (qv) and  Lon Chaney Jr. (qv).'),
('81084',' Originally planned as a sequel to _Satans Sadists (1969)_ (qv),  with Russ Tamblyn (qv) and other "bikers" reprising their parts  from that film. However, not long after filming began, it was  decided to turn it into a horror film instead of a biker picture and  much of the footage with Tamblyn and other actors from the first  film was cut out. They were unable to cut them completely out of the  movie, though, which is why Tamblyn and his biker gang seem to be  wandering in and out of the film, with no connection to the story  line and with not much to do.'),
('81085',' In his scene confronting Count Dracula, J. Carroll Naish looks  noticeably older than he does elsewhere in the film. This is due to  the time that had elapsed between the bulk of his scenes, when it  was intended as a different film entirely, and the  Dracula/Frankenstein scenes that were grafted on later.'),
('81086',' The Lord Drakulya monster that appears at the end of the film was  created by Almost Human, the same effects artists who did the Buffy  and Angel series.'),
('81087',' Bram Stoker (qv)s story "Draculas Guest" was written as a  chapter in his 1897 novel "Dracula," but excised due to the novels  length. It was first published in 1914, two years after Stokers  death. This movie was also loosely based on the 1872 short story  "Carmilla" by Sheridan Le Fanu (qv).'),
('81088',' Takes place immediately after the events of _Dracula (1931/I)_ (qv).'),
('81089',' This was originally to be another project for director  James Whale (I) (qv). The script he submitted was so "outrageous"  (in various senses of the word) that he was taken off the project. A  virtual list of writers submitted treatments and scripts.'),
('81090',' The title character blinks her eyes only once in the course of the  film, in a medium shot during Lady Hammonds party.'),
('81091',' Top echelon director A. Edward Sutherland (qv) was originally  assigned to direct. His contract contained an unusual "Pay or Play"  clause and he earned $17,500 for his involvement in the production.  Thanks to interminable production delays, Sutherland moved on to  another project before shooting began. His replacement,  Lambert Hillyer (qv) earned just $5,000 for actually directing the  film.'),
('81092',' The last horror film produced under the supervision of  Carl Laemmle (qv).'),
('81093',' Bela Lugosi (qv) earned $4,000 for his participation in publicity  photos for this film (he does not actually appear in it).'),
('81094',' Four days after production wrapped, Universals principal debtor,  the Standard Capital Corporation seized control of the studio and  the Laemmles were sent packing.'),
('81095',' Director Lambert Hillyer (qv) was injured on the 9th day of  production (ironically, Friday the 13th) when a free'),
('81096','standing fill  light toppled on his head. Nearly half a day of shooting was lost  when he was briefly hospitalized.'),
('81097',' Completed for $278,000 it was one of Universals most expensive  productions of the 1930s.'),
('81098',' Despite it supposedly being set immediately after the end of the  original, the film features cars, radios and telephones'),
('81099','  inventions not depicted in the Lugosi predecessor.'),
('81100',' For the scene in which Steven Weber puts a stake in Lucys heart,  Mel did not tell him that he would be subsequently covered in 200  gallons of blood, so that his reaction would appear natural.'),
('81101',' Much of the dialogue from the original _Dracula (1931/I)_ (qv) is  repeated here and spoofed, as well as Nielsen doing a  spoof'),
('81102','impersonation of the famed Bela Lugosi (qv).'),
('81103',' The character of Madame Ouspenskaya (Gypsy Woman) was named after  Maria Ouspenskaya (qv), who played the character "Maleva" in  _Wolf Man, The (1941)_ (qv) and  _Frankenstein Meets the Wolf Man (1943)_ (qv).'),
('81104',' Renfields laughter and crazed expression at the end of the "You are  my slave" scene and at the end of the "Eating insects right off the  ground" scene are tributes to the original Renfield, Dwight Frye, in  Bela Lugosis original Dracula.'),
('81105',' As Renfield arrives at the hospital at the end of the film, he  turns, holds up his hands and laughs exactly as Herman Munster does  in the credits for the original TV show starring Fred Gwynne'),
('81106',' Christopher Lee (I) (qv) found the lines given to this character  so awful that he chose to play it silent.'),
('81107',' Filmed back'),
('81108','to'),
('81109','back with _Rasputin: The Mad Monk (1966)_ (qv), using  many of the same cast members and sets.'),
('81110',' According to the DVD commentary by Barbara Shelley and Susan Farmer,  all of Barbara Shelleys screams were dubbed over by Susan Farmer.'),
('81111',' Originally shown (in London) in a double billing with The Plaque of  the Zombies (1966).'),
('81112',' In the scene where Dracula finally wakes up (his "resurrection" in  his coffin), to the crash of thunder and a flash of lightning, he  originally took, as probably anyone would, a full FOUR frames (one  sixth of a second) to completely open his eyes. In the final cutting  stages, an assistant editor had the idea of removing those four  frames '),
('81113',' effectively a "jump cut" '),
('81114',' to have Draculas eyes open in  an even more shocking ONE frame. However, the editor, Chris Barnes,  had already finalised the edit for that reel '),
('81115',' so the clever cut  was never incorporated!'),
('81116',' In the scene where Dracula is being "resurrected" from a coffin into  which his ashes have been spread, from blood dripping down from a  poor victim (provided by Klove) Dracula is made to "manifest  himself" over a period of about a minute. This was achieved by  overlapping "dissolves" of a series of twelve locked'),
('81117','down camera  shots, involving first the ashes, then a skeleton, then some  body'),
('81118','fat on the skeleton, etc., along with swirling mist, till we  finally perceive the full form of Dracula '),
('81119',' complete with clothes  of course!'),
('81120',' The movie is based on an actual cave'),
('81121','in in 1936 at the Moose River  Gold Mine in Nova Scotia, Canada'),
('81122',' The "Little Man From the Draft Board" was based upon the famous  radio character of Mr. Peavey, a supporting character on "The Great  Gildersleeve" played by Richard LeGrand (I) (qv). His famous  catchphrase was, "I wouldnt say that."'),
('81123',' This film was presumed lost but now exists in a major American  archive.'),
('81124',' One of only two films directed by the prolific  J. Gordon Edwards (qv) that still exists. The other is Bela  Lugosis first U. S. film, The Silent Command (1923).'),
('81125',' Unofficially termed the "Best No Budget Film of the Year" by jurors  at 1997 palm springs short film fest. Also winner of Lagniappe Award  at New Orleans film fest, and Best of Fest at Rochester  International film fest.'),
('81126',' The first theatrical film based on a television show.'),
('81127',' The movie followed the then current tendency of radio and TV shows  to work in the sponsors products wherever possible. Liggett &  Meyers Tobacco was the TV/radio series main sponsor, and though it  is doubtful they had any financial involvement with the movie, packs  of their Chesterfield cigarettes can be seen throughout the movie.  Every public place in the movie also featured a Chesterfield vending  machine.'),
('81128',' Links to the two classic TV series include a cameo by  Harry Morgan (qv), and a photo of Jack Webb (qv) is visible in  one scene. Morgan was originally going to be in one scene only but  asked for a bigger part, so he was made the Captain. As well as the  closing credits theme of the original series played towards the end  of the film.'),
('81129',' The photograph of Captain Gannons wife behind his desk is the same  photograph as Colonel Potters wife in _"M*A*S*H" (1972)_ (qv). Both  parts were played by Harry Morgan (qv).'),
('81130',' Near the end of the picture, when the Reverend Whirley is being  taken away on the airport runway, Joe Friday sees his true love  standing there beaming on the tarmac. For a brief moment an old,  four piston engine aircraft is in the background behind the actress.  This aircraft is a Lockheed Constellation, which is affectionately  known as a "Connie", the same first name as the Virgin Connie Swail.'),
('81131',' In real life, Dan Aykroyd is a huge fan of Jack Webb, the original  Joe Friday. So much so that many of his previous characters are able  to spit out complex technical jargon the way Joe Friday recites laws  and police procedures. Like: Ghostbusters (when Ray Stanz "orders"  the demi'),
('81132','god Zuul to leave New York), The Blues Brothers (when  Elwood describes the specifications of the "Bluesmobile"), and 1941  (when he explains the function of the Anti'),
('81133','Aircraft gun to Ned  Beatty).'),
('81134',' After the Pagan rally, Captain Gannon (Harry Morgan) asks Friday "Do  you have any idea what time it is?" to which Strebeck (Tom Hanks)  groans "Dont ask him that. He lives for that." This is a joke on  the fact that Joe Friday always included the precise date and time  on his narrations on the series.'),
('81135',' Connie Swails house was later used as Susan Mayers house in the TV  series _"Desperate Housewives" (2004)_ (qv).'),
('81136',' In another nod to the series, when Joe Friday first sits down at his  desk, we see a pack of Chesterfield cigarettes on top of the news  paper. Chesterfield was the sponsor of the Dragnet radio series and  original Joe Friday, Jack Webb (qv), used to participate in  Chesterfield ads during the live radio broadcasts.'),
('81137',' When Joe Friday is doing his opening narrations as he sits down at  his desk, he says "My partner is Frank Smith..." Frank Smith was  Fridays original partner on the 1950s Dragnet series and the radio  show.'),
('81138',' Pierce Brooks (qv), the technical advisor on this film, was the  Los Angeles Police Department homicide detective who originally  solved the actual case on which this film was based.'),
('81139',' Filmed in 1966 but not broadcast until 1969.'),
('81140',' The Japanese Wii version of the game features some characters not  available in any other version of the game: Frieza Soldier, Appule,  Cyborg General Tao, Pilaf Robot, and Piccolo Daimao.'),
('81141',' Any Saiyan character with a tail can do the Great Ape  transformation. Nappa, Raditz, and Turles were never seen  transforming into this state on the show, so their Great Ape forms  make their world debut in this game.'),
('81142',' The most powerful attack in the entire game is (normal form) Gokus  Spirit Bomb.'),
('81143',' According to the encyclopedia in the game, Jeice and Salza are of  the same species.'),
('81144',' First Dragon Ball Z game to feature Garlic Jr. Turles, Slug, Salza,  Fat Janemba, Tapion and Hildegarn as playable characters.'),
('81145',' Although this is technically a Dragon Ball Z game, characters from  the original Dragon Ball and from GT were included. Original series  characters include Kid Goku, Master Roshi, and General Tao. GT  characters include Super Saiyan 4 Goku, Super Saiyan 4 Vegeta, Super  Saiyan 4 Gogeta, Pan, Syn/Omega Shenron, and Baby Vegeta.'),
('81146',' When you collect the Dragon Balls, you can summon the dragon and  make a wish for a new skill. If you do this on Earth, you only get  one wish, but if you do it on Namek you summon Porunga and get three  wishes.'),
('81147',' Contrary to popular belief, this is not the first Dragon Ball Z game  to let you play as Zangya and Bojack. They were playable in the  Japanese only Fighting Story 2 for the Super Famicom/Super Nintendo.'),
('81148',' Visual Effects were done half in Bulgaria, and half in California.'),
('81149',' The split screens were added in the edit as an attempt to make the  "talking heads" scenes more interesting.'),
('81150',' This is the largest game to be released on the Nintendo  Entertainment System, the cartridge contained one full megabyte of  data.'),
('81151',' A remake for the Playstation was created by Enix Japan, using the  engine from Dragon Quest VII. Many other improvements were made  including the ability to control your entire party during combat,  instead of only being able to control your main character and giving  general orders to the rest. However, when the group that coded it  was broken up to work on other projects, the source code was lost.  This forced Enix to cancel the American release of the remake, one  Enix anticipated releasing, to the point of advertising it for  release on the back of the manual of the American release of Dragon  Warrior VII.'),
('81152',' In Japan, this game (known as Dragon Quest VII), is the top'),
('81153','selling  Playstation game of all time.'),
('81154',' On the back of the instruction booklet, there is a preview for the  game Dragon Warrior IV, which was being remade for Playstation and  was to be released in 2002. Problems arose while making the game,  and Enix decided to cancel completing it. The game was, however,  completed and released in Japan.'),
('81155',' In the United States, this game was released but Dragon Warrior V  and Dragon Warrior VI were not released. This created confusion for  some people who wondered why the series ended on Dragon Warrior IV  and started up again on Dragon Warrior VII.'),
('81156',' The Dragon Quest series is considered odd by many gamers because of  the continuity. Every game in the series is part of a trilogy, so  Dragon Warrior 1, 2, and 3 are all connected and so on. However, the  confusion arrives in the way the stories are told. Dragon Quest 3 is  the first game in the first trilogy (a prequel to Dragon Quest 1),  followed by Dragon Quest 1, then Dragon Quest 2. Gamers never get  the entire story until the trilogy is completed. Dragon Warrior VII  reportedly continues this odd trilogy system, with the upcoming  Dragon Warrior VIII set to be a direct sequel. Dragon Warrior IX (if  it is ever released) will likely be a prequel to Dragon Warrior VII.'),
('81157',' The first game in the series to be in 3D. All previous ones have  been in 2D.'),
('81158',' M'),
('81159','G'),
('81160','M announced that Keye Luke (qv) was cast as a "Student  Lecturer" but he was not seen in the film.'),
('81161',' In January 1944, Harold S. Bucquet (qv) took over as director when  Jack Conway (qv) became ill, and he was awarded co'),
('81162','director  credit.'),
('81163',' On 21 October 1943, M'),
('81164','G'),
('81165','M was given permission to film exterior  night scenes, not allowed since the wartime ban was instituted in  1941'),
('81166',' Originated as a cartridge on the MSX computer in Japan. The reason  why the inventory and attribute systems were so sparse was because  the MSX cartridge didnt contain a battery. Games were saved using a  20'),
('81167','character password, which wouldnt accommodate many attributes or  inventory items.'),
('81168',' This was the last movie shot at Stapleton Airport in Denver, which  was featured in movies such as Die Hard 2 and Dumb & Dumber. They  stopped the jackhammers for half a day for the production crew to  shoot the two airports scenes.'),
('81169',' Trygve Lode, who plays the villain Therion, also did the vocals for  the song, "Now Youre Mine (sei Meine)" heard in the background in  the Inferno club.'),
('81170',' Winner of Best Short Film at the 2003 Hawaii International Film  Festival'),
('81171',' The production company could not afford to hire models for the  Daphne character so they used pictures from Playboy magazine for  inspiration. Voices were also provided by the games developers.'),
('81172',' Dragons Lair II marks the only time Dirk actually speaks in the  games. Near the end of it, he says "D'),
('81173','Daphne? Yahoo!"'),
('81174',' Jason Scott Lee (qv) had no previous martial arts training or  experience, but was an accomplished dancer. He was selected for the  lead because it was thought a dancer would more accurately depict  the way that Bruce Lee (I) (qv)moved. He was trained especially  for this role, and had numerous stunt doubles.'),
('81175',' The director of _"Green Hornet, The" (1966)_ (qv) was played by  Williams, Van (qv), who played the Green Hornet in the series.'),
('81176',' During the Festival of Lanterns dance and fight scene, the song  being sung is a Mandarin translation of lyrics by the movies  director, Rob Cohen (I) (qv) (1960s pop songs in Hong Kong were  sung in Mandarin, not Cantonese).'),
('81177',' The movie that Bruce and Linda are watching soon after they meet is  _Breakfast at Tiffanys (1961)_ (qv).'),
('81178',' When Bruce Lee (I) (qv) defeats the martial artist who breaks his  back at the karate show and is leaving the ring, there is an older  man with gray hair visible. This man trained Jason Scott Lee (qv)  for the part. He was a former student of Bruce Lee (I) (qv).'),
('81179',' When Linda tells Bruce that shes pregnant, a band is visible in the  background. The lead singer of this band is played by  Shannon Lee (I) (qv), the real'),
('81180','life daughter who is the result of  the pregnancy.  The role for Bruce Lee (I) (qv) was first offered to his real'),
('81181','life  son Brandon Lee (qv), who declined.'),
('81182',' The alley set where Bruce Lee (I) (qv) fights his fellow  restaurant workers was washed out for three days straight as a  typhoon moved through Hong Kong, putting the production three days  behind schedule. The scene was going to be cut altogether when a  Chinese gaffer told director Rob Cohen (I) (qv) that he could  erect a giant tent over the set that would allow the shoot to  continue. At 3 a.m. the next morning, Cohen came down to the  ballroom of his hotel to see the entire Chinese crew and their  families piecing together the giant plastic tent. At 8 a.m. it was  erected over the alley set and Cohen began filming.'),
('81183',' The style of kung fu being practiced by the young  Bruce Lee (I) (qv) and his instructor at the beginning of the  movie is Wing Chun.'),
('81184',' SPOILER: DIRCAMEO(Rob Cohen (I) (qv)): after Bruce Lee (I) (qv)  finally defeats the demon, and is back on the set of  _Enter the Dragon (1973)_ (qv), the director says, "Lost you for a  minute, there."'),
('81185',' To help animators understand authentic Chinese martial arts flavor  and diversity, the director and animators flew from Hong Kong to  Beijing and then traveled 7 hours by train to an obscure town in  Shandong. There, reigning all'),
('81186','China wushu champions of the different  martial arts styles had come together from all parts of the country,  on this rare occasion, to this one place for training.'),
('81187',' First 3'),
('81188','D animated movie from Hong Kong or China.'),
('81189',' Although DragonBlade was completely made in Hong Kong the film was  originally animated and lip'),
('81190','synced to English, one of the citys two  official languages. This is because it is technically easier to then  dub the English back into Cantonese than if it were the other way  around.'),
('81191',' Worlds first 3D animated martial arts movie.'),
('81192',' Scriptwriter Trevor Morris (qv) is the brother of actress  Karen Mok (qv), who lends her voice to the film.'),
('81193',' The idea of using "outtakes" (better known as "NG"s in Hong Kong)  was used by the director as a homage to Jackie Chan as his films  always features out takes during the end credits.'),
('81194',' The character Joe Darrow was written with the intention of  Harrison Ford (I) (qv) taking the part. Ford turned down the role  to take a year off from movies.'),
('81195',' The aircraft is a Cessna Cardinal RG.'),
('81196',' In the end credits, the film is dedicated to someone named  "Curtiss". This is the name on the Realtor sign in front of Joes  home.'),
('81197',' Alison Lohman (qv) had a small role as a cancer patient but was  cut out of the movie. Since she shaved her hair off for the part,  she had to wear a wig throughout her next movie,  _White Oleander (2002)_ (qv).'),
('81198',' The movie is dedicated to Katharine Curtiss (wife of Assistant  Producer/First Assistant Director Alan Curtiss) who died during  production.'),
('81199',' Filmed as part of the national 48hr Challenge, the team had just two  days to write, film and edit a five minute film. The event is  supported by Terry Gilliam (qv)'),
('81200',' Filmed, but not relased, in 3'),
('81201','D.'),
('81202',' Excerpts from the music score have been used in dozens of movie  trailers and even for a special projection at the 1997 Oscars. The  main theme was also used as interstitial/credits music during the  U.S. telecast of the 2004 Olympics.'),
('81203',' The five dragonslayers names are Uhlric, Cavan, Ivor, Tavis, and  Trahern, according to the novelization of the film by Charles Edward  Pogue. Also, despite playing a pretty important role in the story,  none of the dragonslayers or the actors that played them are listed  in the credits.'),
('81204',' More than 200 photos were taken of Sean Connery with a variety of  facial expressions, and along with footage of his voice recording,  were used to make the dragon bear a stronger resemblance to him.'),
('81205',' The scene where Drake destroys the mill by accident is partly  re'),
('81206','used from _Dragonheart (1996)_ (qv) when Bowen and Draco attacks  the first village.'),
('81207',' The novel "Dragons of Autumn Twilight" is the first book in the  Dragonlance Chronicles trilogy. The Chronicles are the first trilogy  in the series of Dragonlance novels and anthologies that now number  close to 150 books, several of which were on the New York Times  Bestseller List.'),
('81208',' In the mid'),
('81209','1990s, the Jim Henson Company was in talks with TSR,  which was the owner of Dungeons and Dragons and also Dragonlance, to  produce some type of Dragonlance project. However when TSR was  bought out by Wizards of the Coast, the project was dropped.'),
('81210',' Kiefer Sutherland (qv) actually looked into the whole background  of his character, Raistlin, before showing up on the set to do the  recording. He was continuously worried about the pronunciation of  the magic spells, so they had to to record multiple takes around his  spell casting.'),
('81211',' Due to the small budget, getting Kiefer Sutherland (qv) to play  the voice of Raistlin was a long shot and not really expected to the  production crew until the day he said he would do it.'),
('81212',' To create the dragon fire, the FX team used a pair of military'),
('81213','style  flamethrowers.'),
('81214',' The entire movie was filmed in natural light.'),
('81215',' The dragon in the movie actually has a name, called by its full name  by the sorcerer Ulrich, and by its first name by King Casiodorus Rex  and by Galen: Vermithrax Pejorative.'),
('81216',' First film to use go'),
('81217','motion, a variant of stop'),
('81218','motion animation in  which parts of the model (in this case, the dragon) were mechanized  and the movement programmed by computer. During shooting, the  computer moves the model while the camera is shooting, resulting in  motion blur, which makes the animation more convincing.'),
('81219',' This short film is one out of six shorts about the character Quark.  apparently, it was planned to make14 such films, originally  contracted by German television. Swan Film Production was shut down  shortly after the release of the Quark cartoons, due especially to  the deficit of the production of _Valhalla (1986)_ (qv).'),
('81220',' The last film of Andrew Keir (qv).'),
('81221',' Lubitsch, Ernst (qv) was intended to direct the film. When he  suffered from illness, Mankiewicz, Joseph L. (qv) took over.'),
('81222',' The French word "drageur" has become very popular and is now  referenced in the dictionary since this film.'),
('81223',' Film shot in 2003'),
('81224',' The Dracula character depicted here is the first to exhibit long  canine teeth. No crucifixes are shown, as the movie is set in an  Islamic country.'),
('81225',' Contrary to what has been widely assumed to date, recent research  carried out in Hungary indicates that this movie was not based on  Stokers novel.'),
('81226',' This film is presumed lost. Please check your attic.'),
('81227',' Shot in two days.'),
('81228',' Released as a split reel along with the cartoon  _Mr. Fuller Pep Does Some Quick Moving (1917)_ (qv).'),
('81229',' Original Danish title unknown.'),
('81230',' MGM had planned for Greer Garson (qv) to make her film debut in  the film, but shortly before shooting began, Garson injured her back  and the role was recast with Luise Rainer (qv).'),
('81231',' Hans Conried (qv)s film debut.'),
('81232',' American Mutoscope and Biograph production # H22089.'),
('81233',' Director Greenaway, Peter (qv), a former art student, created the  sketches that feature in the film.'),
('81234',' The camera moves only a few times during tracking shots; otherwise,  every shot is still.'),
('81235',' Greenaway, Peter (qv)s original cut ran over four hours. He has  stated his intention to edit the cut footage, along with additional  outtakes, into an entirely new feature entitled "The Hedgecutters".'),
('81236',' The close'),
('81237','up shots of the draughtsman drawing are of Peter  Greenaways hands.'),
('81238',' The movie was originally inspired by Peter Greenaways attempts to  draw a house hed rented for a vacation and finding that the sun  rising/falling changed the shadows and appearance too rapidly for a  drawing to be completed in one sitting. He thus spent a specific  period each day drawing the house from a specific angle (like the  draughtsman in the movie).'),
('81239',' The art school in the movie is inspired by the Art Instruction  Schools, located in Minneapolis, Minnesota.'),
('81240',' This documentary is featured on the DVD for  _Punisher, The (2004)_ (qv).'),
('81241',' The title refers to a Wiccan ritual.'),
('81242',' This documentary is featured on the Special Edition DVD for  _First Blood (1982)_ (qv), released in 2002.'),
('81243',' This film has rarely been seen before the DVD Release. It has only  been seen at film festivals before.'),
('81244',' This is one of the two times Kevin Smith has appeared as Silent Bob  in a film thats not his. The other was in Scream 3. There have been  many debates. Does Kevin Smith really play Silent Bob despite Jason  Mewes referring to him as John. Most people believe Smith does  play Silent Bob since he is in the same costume as Mallrats'),
('81245',' When Donner sits down in the den, a poster for  _Edward Scissorhands (1990)_ (qv) is visible behind him.'),
('81246',' Released in the US as a split reel along with the documentary  _Chrysanthèmes, Les (1911)_ (qv).'),
('81247',' Third of nine episodes in the series "Perils of the Secret Service".'),
('81248',' Will Smith (I) (qv) was interested in the lead role for a short  time.'),
('81249',' McG (qv) was originally going to direct the film.'),
('81250',' Production was due to start in September 2001, but major script  rewrites were necessary after the events of 11 September 2001.'),
('81251',' DREAM was filmed when Kamara Thomas was in La recording an album for  Earl Greyhound.'),
('81252',' The film took three days to shoot, but due to cast availability and  weather issues, the film was shot over three calendar years.'),
('81253',' Leonardo DiCaprio (qv)s production company, Appian Way, expressed  interest in investing in the film.'),
('81254',' The script was written three years before production began.'),
('81255',' Originally, director James Bolton (I) (qv) wanted to shoot the  film in Portland, Oregon, but budget limitations caused Louisiana to  be chosen instead.'),
('81256',' Most of the contestants performed a lip'),
('81257','sync for the  talent'),
('81258','competition but without clearance from the respective  publishing companies the performances (mostly impersonations of  celebrities like Tina Turner and Liza Minelli) had to be dubbed with  cover'),
('81259','recordings which has resulted in a lack of sync with the  contestants actual lip'),
('81260','movement.'),
('81261',' The footage of Pirates of the Caribbean is actually from  _Disneyland: From the Pirates of the Caribbean to the World of Tomorrow (1968) (TV)_ (qv),  an episode of Disneys anthology TV series, and is footage of the  Disneyland version.'),
('81262',' Vitaphone release #7240.'),
('81263',' Released as a split reel along with the comedy  _How Patricks Eyes Were Opened (1912)_ (qv).'),
('81264',' According to the Cecil B. DeMille Society, this is a lost film.'),
('81265',' Adult'),
('81266','film debut of Flame (I) (qv).'),
('81267',' The character "Johnny Edge" (Mark Harmon) is loosely based on the  real life of Universal Studios founder Carl Laemmle (qv).'),
('81268',' World Premier at the Festival International du Nouveau Film,  Montreal, 1981. DVD release expected in 2006.'),
('81269',' Screened at the Huntington Beach "Films Up" Festival, Lake Arrowhead  Film Festival, Southern California Film Festival, Temecula Film  Festival, Long Island Film Festival, and was selected for the  Hollywood Film Festival. It won BEST FILM and BEST DIRECTOR at  Huntington Beach and was Runner'),
('81270','Up for BEST FEATURE'),
('81271','FILM at Lake  Arrowhead.'),
('81272',' In an early experiment with sound, director D.W. Griffith (qv)  filmed a brief introductory prologue where he was seen (and heard)  speaking directly to the audience about the film they were about to  see. This introduction still exists, but is missing from most  versions of the film.'),
('81273',' In addition to the prologue with director D.W. Griffith (qv), two  sound sequences on synchronized disc were added for showings in New  York City: Ralph Graves singing a love song, and a second sequence  with crowd noises during a craps game.'),
('81274',' This documentary is featured on the 2'),
('81275','Disc DVD for  _One from the Heart (1982)_ (qv), released in 2004.'),
('81276',' This documentary is featured on the Australian DVD for  _Picnic at Hanging Rock ()_ (qv) released in 2004'),
('81277',' On the wall of Bobbys room a poster for the movie  _Lost Boys, The (1987)_ (qv) can be seen. Feldman, Corey (qv) and  Haim, Corey (qv) both starred in "The Lost Boys".'),
('81278',' One of five body'),
('81279','swap movies all released around the same time. The  others were _Like Father Like Son (1987)_ (qv),  _18 Again! (1988)_ (qv), Big (1988), and _Vice Versa (1988)_ (qv).'),
('81280',' Original Working Title: "Long Before Tomorrow".'),
('81281',' Four days before filming, Corey Haim (qv) broke his leg and  Dingers character had to be rewritten to include the injury. While  his actual cast was removed during filming, he had to wear a fake  one for the remainder of the production. In the movie Dinger says  that his mother hit him with her car. That is what really happened  to Haim. She accidentally hit him with her car.'),
('81282',' The USA Today that Bobby reads was the edition printed on July 14,  1993. Even though Bobby says "Stocks are up!", the Dow Jones  Industrial average was actually down about 9 points on July 13,  1993.'),
('81283',' Several of the quotes used throughout the story are:  "There is no chance at all. We are all trapped by a singular fate.  No one ever finds the one." Charles Bukowski  '),
('81284',' "In order to win, you must expect to win." Dan Fouts  '),
('81285',' "Every action and pursuit is thought to aim at some good. The good    has rightly been declared to be that at which all things aim."    Aristotle  '),
('81286',' "Knowledge comes, but wisdom lingers." Lord Tennyson  '),
('81287',' "I am now a central part of your minds landscape whether you care    or do not." Steven Morrissey  '),
('81288',' "I am troubled immeasurably by your eye. I am struck by the    feather of your soft reply. The sound of glass speaks quick    disdain and conceals what your eyes fight to explain." Jim    Morrison  '),
('81289',' "The lady will have the linguini with clam sauce and a Coke, no    ice. Remember, wherever you are, thats the place to be. Isnt    this great?" Mike Damone, Fast Times at Ridgemont High  '),
('81290',' "Ill be taking these Huggies and whatever cash you got in the    register." H.I. McDonnough, Raising Arizona  '),
('81291',' "Worship the music, not the musicians." Eddie Vedder  '),
('81292',' "The reasonable man adapts himself to the world. The unreasonable    man persists in trying to adapt the world to himself. Therefore,    all progress depends on the unreasonable man." George Bernard Shaw  '),
('81293',' "Life can only be understood backwards." Kierkegaard  '),
('81294',' "I wish I was like you, easily amused." Kurt Cobain  '),
('81295',' "Love is all you need." John Lennon'),
('81296',' The accents that Allison demonstrates are: French, Irish, Southern,  snotty'),
('81297','rich, New York, Canadian, and sub'),
('81298','continental Indian.'),
('81299',' David (Mackenzie Astin) says that cazique is the highest scoring  word in Scrabble. Quartzy is the highest scoring word (162  points), with cazique and bezique running in second at a 161  points.'),
('81300',' When Brian is confronting John to convince him James has gone crazy,  the book John is reading is "How I made a hundred movies in  Hollywood and never lost a dime" by Roger Corman.'),
('81301',' Was originally written in 2001 and attempted for four years to get  financed. Director Blake Fitzpatrick finally just made the film on  his own.'),
('81302',' The gravestones in the graveyard were customized by the crew. Some  epitaphs that can be read are; "Here lies the body of Jonathan  Blake, who stepped on the gas instead of the brake.", "I told you I  was sick", and "Gravestone".'),
('81303',' Inger Stevens (qv) last film before her suicide in 1970.'),
('81304',' Cut to 17 minutes and released in USA as a 2'),
('81305','reel short in  Sepiatone.'),
('81306',' Biograph production number 3091.'),
('81307',' Based on the comic strip of the same name by Winsor McKay. This was  the Edison Companys most popular film release in 1906, selling 192  copies during the year.'),
('81308',' The "All Nations Pow'),
('81309','wow" that the grandfather and grandson Shane  are going to is actually the Gathering of Nations Pow'),
('81310','wow that takes  place annually in April in Albuquerque, New Mexico.'),
('81311',' Marlene Dietrich (qv) turned down the role that eventually went to  Ginger Rogers (qv).'),
('81312',' A.J. Dee (qv) and Roden Araneta (qv) are introduced in this  movie.'),
('81313',' This marks the third film that William Goldman (qv) has adapted  from a Stephen King (I) (qv) novel. The others were  _Hearts in Atlantis (2001)_ (qv) and _Misery (1990)_ (qv).'),
('81314',' The character of Colonel Kurtz in the novel was changed to Colonel  Curtis for the movie so the audience wouldnt regard the name as  being a reference to the _Apocalypse Now (1979)_ (qv) character.'),
('81315',' Stephen King (I) (qv) sold the movie rights for US$1.'),
('81316',' There were many references to other Stephen King (I) (qv)  projects, such as: _Misery (1990)_ (qv) (car wreck in the snow);  _Stand by Me (1986)_ (qv) (boyhood friends walking on railroad  tracks); _It (1990) (TV)_ (qv) (flashbacks showing growing  friendships), etc. And of course the story taking place in Maine '),
('81317','  Stephen King (I) (qv)s State of birth.'),
('81318',' Thomas Jane (qv) did the film because his mother, a big  Stephen King (I) (qv) fan, told him to.'),
('81319',' Damian Lewis (I) (qv)s alien character, Mr Grey, alludes to a  poem while talking to Jones. The poem referred to is  Robert Frost (I) (qv)s "Stopping by Woods on a Snowy Evening".'),
('81320',' This was the story that Stephen King (I) (qv) wrote while he  recovered from his near fatal accident. The accident is reflected in  the story, especially in a graphic scene in which a major character  in run down by a vehicle.'),
('81321',' It is well established in the movie that the alien species has been  codenamed "Ripley", a reference to Sigourney Weaver (qv)s  character in _Alien (1979)_ (qv). Also Jones (or Jonesy) is the name  of the cat in the same movie.'),
('81322',' To portray Mr. Grey speaking through Jonesy, Damian Lewis (I) (qv)  did an impression of actor Malcolm McDowell (qv).'),
('81323',' The insignia on General Mathesons beret is actually a 10th Mountain  Division shoulder patch, without the "MOUNTAIN" tab.'),
('81324',' The character of Lucy was entirely fictional. When Alice Liddell  Hargreaves came to the States to celebrate Lewis Carrolls birth she  was accompanied by her son Caryl and her sister Rhoda.'),
('81325',' Two of Liddell children who also spent time with Lewis Carroll  (Charles Dodgson) are not mentioned, Alices older brother Harry and  her baby sister Rhoda. Around the time when she met Hargreaves (the  man she later married) there was another edition to the family, the  last child Violet.'),
('81326',' Part of a series of eight short films done in nine months between  April 2004 and December 2004.'),
('81327',' The film depicts Baum acting on the stage when his fathers theatre  burned down. In reality, the theatre burned down during a production  of his drawing room comedy, "Matches", while Baum was on tour as the  male lead in another of his plays, "The Maid of Arran", and hence  did not actually witness the fire.'),
('81328',' John Ritter (qv) (L. Frank Baum) and Jason Ritter (qv) (Harry  Neal Baum) are father and son in real'),
('81329','life.'),
('81330',' Director John Gatins (qv) was told that if he could get  Dakota Fanning (qv) in the lead role his movie would get a  green'),
('81331','light. He went to see Fannings agent and finally got the  young actress to sign on.'),
('81332',' While doing research in Kentucky, the director/writer came upon a  vet who told him about a racehorse who miraculously made a come back  after a serious injury.'),
('81333',' The script was presented to Paramount Pictures and Warner Bros. Both  declined.'),
('81334',' The movie was loosely inspired by the story of the mare Mariahs  Storm. She was a promising filly who was being pointed towards the  Breeders Cup Juvenile Fillies in 1993 but then broke her cannon  bone. She recovered and later won some graded races. She started in  the 1995 Breeders Cup Distaff and finished ninth. She was owned by  Thunderhead Farms and trained by Don Von Hemel. Shes now known  mostly for being the dam of Giants Causeway.'),
('81335',' An advance showing of this film was shown to a number of recording  artists, who were then asked to submit ideas for theme songs.  Bethany Dillons song "Dreamer" was chosen out of all the  submissions.'),
('81336',' Kurt Russell (I) (qv) bought Dakota Fanning (qv) a real Palamino  horse, which she named Goldie.'),
('81337',' The role of Cale Crane was originally written for a boy. The role  was changed specifically so that Dakota Fanning could play it. (The  first script that was sent to Fanning actually had the word "boy" in  the character description.)'),
('81338',' When Cale and Ben go to Ashford Stud to check out the studs, the  stallions they are naming, such as Fusaichi Pegasus, Giants  Causeway, Johannesburg and Grand Slam, are real horses who actually  stand at Ashford. However, the actual stallions were not used in  filming. Stand'),
('81339','ins were placed in their stalls instead.'),
('81340',' Cinematographer Neal L. Fredericks also photographed _The Blair  Witch Project_ (1999) (qv) and the 16mm camera used on that film was  also used to photograph the barn sequences and was featured as a  prop within the film.'),
('81341',' Filmed in 18 days at 30 locations throughout Los Angeles, the movie  was deemed to controversial by the IFP/West (Independent Film  Project) and subsequently was not screened to IFP members.'),
('81342',' Johnny Knoxville (qv), auditioned for roles of Ethan and Pete. He  was not cast in either role.'),
('81343',' Jake Gyllenhaal (qv) was initially considered for the role of  Matthew but turned it down because of the explicit nature of the  nude scenes.'),
('81344',' First film since _Bent (1997)_ (qv) that was released theatrically  in the US with a NC'),
('81345','17 rating.'),
('81346',' Leonardo DiCaprio (qv) was offered the role of Matthew, but turned  it down because he was in pre'),
('81347','production with  _Aviator, The (2004)_ (qv).'),
('81348',' Director Bernardo Bertolucci (qv) was so impressed how the actors  so naturally acted naked, he penned an uncredited lengthy extra  scene in the script where all three main actors are overtly nude. It  ended up on the cutting room floor.'),
('81349',' There were to have been sections depicting much more blatant sexual  relations between the characters of Matthew and Theo, but they were  eventually cut, thinking that it might have been "too much".'),
('81350',' The scene where Isabelles hair catches fire happened unplanned. Eva  Green was supposed to lean forward and kiss Matthew goodnight but  accidentally caught her hair on fire on the candle on the table. She  didnt let it worry her and acted so natural that Bernardo  Bertolucci decided to leave it in as he felt it demonstrated  perfectly the cross over in the film that things are about to get a  bit crazy!'),
('81351',' To make the actors feel comfortable and natural in the films nude  scenes, the director Bernardo Bertolucci (qv) would encourage them  to be nude long before the actual shot. Source: Directors  commentary on DVD'),
('81352',' The film was made carbon'),
('81353','neutral by offsetting its emissions '),
('81354',' the  Carbon Neutral logo is visible on the poster and DVD cover. It is  probably the first carbon'),
('81355','neutral film to have been made.'),
('81356',' Loretta Devine (qv), who plays the jazz singer in the wake scene,  created the role of Lorrell Robinson in the original Broadway  production of "Dreamgirls" in 1981. Actor Hinton Battle (qv), who  plays Curtis aide Wayne, was also a replacement for the role of  James "Thunder" Early in the original production.'),
('81357',' Beyoncé Knowles (qv) auditioned in full costume and performed with  choreography. She has said she considers this her first film as an  actress.'),
('81358',' CAMEO(Debra Zane (I) (qv) (casting director)): Upset White Woman  in Miami Beach club'),
('81359',' After the original stage production proved successful, the film  version went through several incarnations. In the late 1980s  Whitney Houston (qv) was considered for the role of Deena, but  negotiations fell through when Houston insisted that Deena sing some  of Effies songs, specifically, "And I Am Telling You Im Not  Going", as well. In the early 1990s, after the success of  _Whats Love Got to Do with It (1993)_ (qv), Joel Schumacher (qv)  was set to direct, with Lauryn Hill (qv) set to play Deena and  Kelly Price (I) (qv) to play Effie. However, after the box'),
('81360','office  failure of several other musical biopics, the project was again  shelved. After the success of _Chicago (2002)_ (qv), the producers  approached Bill Condon (qv), who had long considered an adaptation  his dream project.'),
('81361',' Beyoncé Knowles (qv) lost twenty pounds on a diet of water and  cayenne pepper both to appear younger (as her character is only a  teenager when the film begins) as well as to better match the petite  female styles of the films era.'),
('81362',' Bill Condon (qv) specifically scheduled "And Im Telling You Im  Not Going" as the last scene to be filmed to give  Jennifer Hudson (I) (qv) the most time possible to grow into her  character.'),
('81363',' Both Will Smith (I) (qv) and Terrence Howard (qv) were  considered for the role of Curtis Taylor, Jr.'),
('81364',' Singer Usher Raymond (qv) was the first choice for the role of  C.C. White, but turned it down due to scheduling conflicts. R&B  singer Omarion Grandberry (qv) was also briefly considered before  Keith Robinson (III) (qv) was cast.'),
('81365',' Bill Condon (qv) attended the opening night performance of the  original Broadway production of "Dreamgirls" at the Imperial  Theatre, New York City, on 20 December 1981.'),
('81366',' Jennifer Hudson (I) (qv) is said to have gained twenty pounds in  order to play the role of Effie White.'),
('81367',' Jennifer Hudson (I) (qv) beat out 782 other actresses for the role  of Effie White, including her former  _"American Idol: The Search for a Superstar" (2002)_ (qv) rival  Fantasia Barrino (qv).'),
('81368',' Jamie Foxx (qv) is said to have declined to play Curtis Taylor Jr.  because the salary offered was insufficient.  Denzel Washington (qv) is said to have been offered the part after  Foxx, but to have declined because he cannot sing. Once  Beyoncé Knowles (qv) and Eddie Murphy (I) (qv) were attached to  the production, Foxx accepted the role.'),
('81369',' Shipped to theaters under the code name "Drama".'),
('81370',' CAMEO(Fatima Robinson (qv) (choreographer)): one of the Stepp  Sisters'),
('81371',' In the scene where "The Dreams" stand in front of a huge replica of  their first album entitled "Meet The Dreams", the cover art is an  almost identical replica of The Supremes 1965 album called "More  Hits by the Supremes". On the other hand, the photos of "The Dreams"  on that cover are near identical poses from another Supremes album  from 1966 called "The Supremes A Go'),
('81372','Go".'),
('81373',' The jokes that Bobby Slayton tells in the Miami night club were  taken verbatim from Don Rickles (qv)s 1968 album "Hello, Dummy!"'),
('81374',' Effie walks in with an album on "Rainbow Records" of  Martin Luther King (qv)s "Great March To Freedom" record,  recorded in Detroit, June 23, 1963. This is one of the few actual  record covers in the movie; it was actually released as Gordy 906 (a  Motown label).'),
('81375',' Anika Noni Rose (qv) had to wear six inch heels while filming the  title musical number as to appear in frame with  Beyoncé Knowles (qv) and Jennifer Hudson (I) (qv). Rose is 52",  while Knowles is 57" and Hudson is 59".'),
('81376',' Effie (Jennifer Hudson (I) (qv)) is supposed to be older than  Lorrell (Anika Noni Rose (qv)). In real'),
('81377','life Rose is 9 years older  than Hudson.'),
('81378',' Juan Gerard (qv) tried to film in Cuba, but was unable to obtain  permission; hence the film was shot in the Dominican Republic.'),
('81379',' Accepted to the Sundance writers lab 2005.'),
('81380',' An official selection at the Rotterdam Cinemart.'),
('81381',' An official selection of the Independent Feature Project West  Producers lab.'),
('81382',' Won the Audience Choice award at the 2006 Broad Humor Film Festival  in Los Angeles'),
('81383',' Won Audience Choice Award at Indiefest Chicago, 2006'),
('81384',' Sarah Taylor won Best Actress at Indiefest Chicago, 2006, for the  role of Donna in this film'),
('81385',' This movie was filmed almost entirely in Oshkosh, Wisconsin, and,  except for the two lead actors (Michael Sanville and Stephanie  Shuford), the cast was comprised of local residents.'),
('81386',' The music was provided by the Madison'),
('81387','based band Spooner and the  full band appears in the film in a bar scene.'),
('81388',' James Broderick (I) (qv)s final filmed acting role.'),
('81389',' Was originally a live'),
('81390','action feature also directed by Jensen,  Brandon Scott but at the writers request was re'),
('81391','done as an animated  film'),
('81392',' An experimental film shot for $25,000 in a Manhattan loft. It opened  in New York in March, 1947 and went on to win the Venice Film  Festival Award for the best original contribution to the progress of  cinematography.'),
('81393',' Danny DeVito (qv)s first film.'),
('81394',' Originally a school project intended as no more than a leica reel,  the director was encouraged by lead actress, Melissa Dawson, to make  it a full production'),
('81395',' The entire film was shot digitally and edited in Final Cut Pro into  a complete live'),
('81396','action version before animation, in Photoshop,  began.'),
('81397',' Saad Fahker, Associate Producer in Iraq, was killed in an American  crossfire during the production of this movie.'),
('81398',' The stars of the film were 7 and 11 years old, rather than 8 and 10,  creating a much larger age difference than the story accounts for.'),
('81399',' Shooting took place every day for five weeks straight, including  weekends. The lead actors, director and sound recordist did not get  any days off.'),
('81400',' The shoot was done primarily in Central Park in the NYC summer heat  wave. Nearly a week of filming had to be made up due to the  overwhelming temperatures.'),
('81401',' The story includes every major sight in Central Park.'),
('81402',' The name of James childhood friend, Donnie, is a reference to Jake  Gyllenhaals character in Donnie Darko.'),
('81403',' Director Nelson was only 24 when he first videotaped Ellison at a  typewriter for a March 1981 PBS documentary about science fiction  and fantasy writers '),
('81404',' footage that is included in this film'),
('81405',' Dennis Quaid was the first and only choice for Alex Gardner, after  the producers loved his dedication for the role and the project  during its preproduction stage.'),
('81406',' Originally the producers wanted Maurice Jarre to write the music for  the film orchestrally, but Jarre insisted on scoring the film  electronically because he felt that it was the right approach for  the material and also sets the tone of the film.'),
('81407',' Was the second film to be Rated PG'),
('81408','13 under then new MPAA ratings  guidelines following Red Dawn, which had come out weeks prior to  this films release.'),
('81409',' Originally there was a love scene involving Alex and Jane that was  supposed to have taken place in the middle of the film involving  nudity, but it was deleted for pacing issues and also because of the  MPAAs new PG'),
('81410','13 rating guidelines.'),
('81411',' The original plan was to use CGI for only a handful of shots  (specifically the exterior of the Mans apartment). During the  expansion of the film, over 100 shots were added, expanding the  scope of the film.'),
('81412',' The film contains 2 minutes of footage from Mindfield, a short film  directed by Daniel J. Fox while at film school. Luckily several  costumes were still in existence, allowing extra shots to be filmed,  incorporating the old footage.'),
('81413',' The Cyborg puppet head was built during the films Christmas break  2006, based on an old shop mannequin. Facial movements such as eye  blinks and mouth movement was created using 2D animation and by  tracking live'),
('81414','action footage on top of the footage of the puppet.'),
('81415',' The entire CGI cityscape was modeled and textured by Joseph A. Fox.  Texture maps were made using hundreds of photographs of buildings  around Liverpool.'),
('81416',' The character of the Secretary was a late addition to the script and  only added during the casting process. All the later scenes  featuring the character were written in one afternoon and never  altered or refined.'),
('81417',' The film was originally a 20 minute test film, but was expanded  during production to 64 minutes when the producers realised the  potential of the idea.'),
('81418',' The entire film was dubbed'),
('81419',' due to poor location sound. Every line  of dialogue, footstep and even clothing sfx were re'),
('81420','recorded in a  sound studio. Several characters most notably ‘The Contact’ were  re'),
('81421','dubbed by a different actor when the original actor was  unavailable.'),
('81422',' Virtually every scene within the film contains some form of special  effect, be in a CGI shot, matte painting, rotoscoped element or  puppet.'),
('81423',' Many of the interviews featured are of friends and family members of  the director.'),
('81424',' This film was made and completely funded by Columbia College Chicago  as one of six "Practicum" films in Spring 2006.'),
('81425',' Executive Producer Bruce Sheridan wrote a good amount of the final  screen story, but goes uncredited. Keene Hudson wrote the original  feature length screenplay "ID Merchants", which shares the core  characters and story elements he compressed down to "Dreamworld",  most of which Chait and Wadsworth wanted to film but couldnt due to  time and budget constraints. Chait wrote the final shooting script,  staying as close as possible to both Hudsons and Sheridans  versions.'),
('81426',' This is the sixth film Michael B. Chait has directed that Mike  Kramer has scored.'),
('81427',' The original climax to the film was to be done on the first night of  shooting, set in a long alley in downtown Chicago. The scene would  have explained exactly what happened to Chik at the end, and was  planned, lit (with a large number of lights, some rigged on fire  escapes), blocked out and partially shot, but generator malfunctions  and harsh weather forced filming to be cut short. The crew went on,  planning for the scene to be picked up during re'),
('81428','shoots a month  later, but budget issues and the executive producers would not let  it be filmed. This led to the idea of having an open ending, and the  re'),
('81429','shoots that did happen were filmed with this in mind. Most of the  surviving footage from the "lost scene" was used in the final dream  sequence.'),
('81430',' Many crew members have cameos in the club scene , including the  casting director (at the bar with the mustache and ponytail) and the  dance choreographer (the man feeding a woman a "dream" pill).'),
('81431',' The manager of Kizoku Sushi (where the Nigerians "back room" scene  was shot) appears as the gangster seated next to the Nigerian  smoking a cigar. It was his idea to have "body sushi" displayed so  prominently in the film, which is Kizokus trademark attraction  (they are the first and only restaurant to offer it legally in  Chicago).'),
('81432',' Although John Turk only appears in a few brief shots in The  Nigerians back room in the club, his character was originally to  play a much bigger role, most importantly in the lost "alley scene".  He starred in the lead role in Michael B. Chaits next film,  "Subject", shot in late November 2006.'),
('81433',' Shot in five days, the film went through nearly five months of  post'),
('81434','production, largely because Columbia College would only allow  editing at the schools facilities twice a week, usually four hours  at a time.'),
('81435',' Released as a split reel along with the cartoon  _Three Strikes Youre Out (1917)_ (qv).'),
('81436',' Released as a split reel along with the comedy  _Surprise for Four (1913)_ (qv).'),
('81437',' Contains all three "Peymann'),
('81438','Dramoletts" written by  Thomas Bernhard (qv), "Claus Peymann verläßt Bochum und geht als  Burgtheaterdirektor nach Wien", "Claus Peymann kauft sich eine Hose  und geht mit mir essen" und "Claus Peymann und Hermann Beil auf der  Sulzwiese".'),
('81439',' Unique production because it has Claus Peymann (qv) playing his  literal alter'),
('81440','ego, as well as Hermann Beil (qv) (in the last part)'),
('81441',' Its a semi'),
('81442','staged reading.'),
('81443',' The film (shot in Centro Sperimentale di Cinematografia in Rome) is  a co'),
('81444','production between Germany and Italy. While the cast is  exclusively German, the crew is essentially Italian.'),
('81445',' The movie was the first operetta made by German studio UFA.'),
('81446',' An earlier off'),
('81447','Broadway version (English adaptation by  Marc Blitzstein (qv)), because it was a special "showcase"  production, had a large turnover among its cast members. At one  point, however, it featured Beatrice Arthur (qv) as Lucy Brown,  and Paul Dooley (qv) and John Astin (qv) as two of MacHeaths  men. Also among the cast for part of the run was Ed Asner (qv) as  Peachum.'),
('81448',' In the scene where the two boys play bar in the bathroom, the boys  were filmed one at a time with Malmros (the director) as the  opposing player off screen. To evoke the right embarrassed  expression on each of the boys, Malmros took off his pants suddenly  during filming.'),
('81449',' This cartoon became the first cartoon ever to be released in a  Greenlandic language version.'),
('81450',' Ennio Morricone was initially going to write the score for "Drengene  fra Sankt Petri".'),
('81451',' The last of the Basil Rathbone (qv)/Nigel Bruce (qv) Sherlock  Holmes films.'),
('81452',' When Holmes and Scotland Yard are at the home of Julian "Stinky"  Emory investigating his death, standing in the background is George  Zucco, dressed as a policeman, just as he was as Prof. Moriarty when  stealing the crown jewels in  _Adventures of Sherlock Holmes, The (1939)_ (qv).'),
('81453',' Mention is made by Watson of two stories from the original canon, "A  Scandal in Bohemia" and "The Solitary Cyclist."'),
('81454',' The ploy of using a bogus fire to reveal the location of a hidden  item is taken from "A Scandal in Bohemia" and connections are made  between Mrs. Courtney and that storys villainess, Irene Adler.'),
('81455',' Brian De Palma (qv) originally wanted Ullmann, Liv (qv) to play  Kate Miller, but she declined.'),
('81456',' Michael Caines psychiatric office is located at 162 East 70th  Street on Manhattans Upper East Side.'),
('81457',' In the late 1970s, Brian De Palma wrote a screenplay based on Gerald  Walkers article "Cruising", but was unable to obtain the rights to  the material. Cruising, the story of a series of brutal murders in  the gay New York underworld, was subsequently adapted and directed  by William Friedkin, while De Palma fashioned some of the elements  from his own Cruising screenplay into Dressed to Kill. Both films  were released, to great controversy (and after numerous battles with  the MPAA to avoid X ratings), in 1980.'),
('81458',' As a young man, De Palma, at his mothers urging, actually followed  his father and used recording equipment to try and catch him with  another woman. That incident inspired this film.'),
('81459',' The exteriors of the museum scene were shot in New York. The  interiors however, were shot in the Philadelphia Museum of Art (note  the griffin logo on the map Angie Dickinson checks, its their  logo). The large gorilla painting that she views (called Reclining  Nude) now resides in the office of the wholesale and retail  operations manager of the museum.'),
('81460',' In the Angie Dickinson (qv) shower scene, a body double is used.'),
('81461',' SPOILER: In all scenes except the finale in Dr Elliotts office,  Bobbi is actually played by Susanna Clemm, who also portrays  detective Luce.'),
('81462',' Angie Dickinson (qv) said the scene where her character gets  seduced in the back of a cab was filmed on location in New York,  where several gawkers observed the scene and shouted, "Right on,  Police Woman!" (referring to her previous TV role).'),
('81463',' SPOILER: To conceal the killers identity from the audience (Dr.  Elliott, played by Michael Caine, commits homicides while dressed as  a woman), director Brian DePalma filmed all but one of the  transvestite scenes using an actual woman dressed as a drag queen.'),
('81464',' Average Shot Length = ~6.5 seconds. Median Shot Length = ~5.9  seconds.'),
('81465',' Sean Connery (qv) was offered the role of Robert Elliott by  Brian De Palma (qv), and was enthusiastic about it, but declined  on account of previously acquired commitments.'),
('81466',' Ronald Harwood (qv) based his play and subsequent screenplay on  his experiences as the dresser for the noted Shakespearean actor  Donald Wolfit (qv).'),
('81467',' This short featurette is on the 2'),
('81468','disc Special Edition DVD for  _Artificial Intelligence: AI (2001)_ (qv).'),
('81469',' One of approximately 60 short films Selig produced for meat'),
('81470','packers  Armour & Co.'),
('81471',' Biograph production number 228.'),
('81472',' This featurette is featured on the Connie and Carla DVD, released  in 2004.'),
('81473',' This may have been part of a series of sound films that Biograph  made, in cooperation with the U.S. Department of the Interior, of  classroom scenes, to be shown at the Pan'),
('81474','American Exhibition in  Buffalo, New York. The sound was recorded on "Graphaphone" wax  cylinders by the Columbia Phonograph Co.'),
('81475',' The first play shown on the first night of Belgian'),
('81476','Flemish  television.'),
('81477',' The only Dutch movie completed in World War II.'),
('81478',' Brian LaBelle (qv) wrote a feature length screenplay based on this  short film, entitled "The Sixth Chamber". In 2002, "The Sixth  Chamber" became top 10 contender out of 8,000 screenplays in the  second season of Project Greenlight. LaBelle is featured on the  first episode discussing the script with Ben Affleck (qv),  Matt Damon (qv) and Chris Moore (II) (qv).'),
('81479',' The Drift King Keiichi Tsuchiya, who provides all of the  instruction on the video, also provided instruction and guidance for  the animators and creators of the Initial D anime series.'),
('81480',' Alex Matters first film.'),
('81481',' Wilderness Tales documentary series.'),
('81482',' A Jewel Production. Universal, not owning a theater chain, devised a  3'),
('81483','tiered brand system that helped it market its feature product to  independent theater owners: Red Feather (low'),
('81484','budget), Bluebird  (mainstream releases) and Jewel (prestige productions). Jewels would  often receive special promotion and be marketed with an eye for  higher roadshow ticket prices. The studio would cease this  brand'),
('81485','driven marketing system in late 1929.'),
('81486',' Jason Lee (I) (qv) and Matthew Fox (qv) were considered for the  role of Nate.'),
('81487',' A Nitrate Print of this film survives in the UCLA Film and  Television Archives, and is not listed for Preservation'),
('81488',' The youth prison location was discovered by Tim when he watched an  AFI Conservatorys cycle film entitled "Mateo", directed by Aaron  King, which involved a Latino youth coming of age in a youth  shelter camp.'),
('81489',' Sometimes attributed to director Stephen Sayadian (qv) or  Hugh Gallagher (qv).'),
('81490',' Abel Ferrara claims that half of this movie was shot in 1978 and the  other half was shot in 1979. This explains why the actors hair  styles and looks in general change quite frequently during the  movie.'),
('81491',' Title is mentioned in the song "Nasty" by The Damned '),
('81492',' a song about  horror movies that were banned in the U.K. after the Video Recording  Act of 1984.'),
('81493',' The film was originally going to be directed by Asia Argento (qv)  and set in Italy. Abel Ferrara (qv) intended to produce the  project until other commitments prevented his involvement.'),
('81494',' A film projectionist in Hamburg was beaten unconscious while  screening this film and a theater in Frankfurt was besiege by youths  throwing acid.'),
('81495',' The scene in which Carlita calls Gator after the sour deal is taken  almost verbatim from a scene in _Heat (1995)_ (qv), where  Robert De Niro (qv)s character calls a businessman who has just  screwed him on a deal.'),
('81496',' In Grand Theft Auto III, one mission has the main character kill an  undercover cop named Tanner, who was clearly named after the hero of  the "Driver" series. In Grand Theft Auto: Vice City, one mission has  Tommy Vercetti kill men named after characters from similar games,  including Tanner. In this game, Tanner gets his revenge. In each  city, he has to kill 10 men named Timmy Vermicelli who wear Hawaiian  shirts (similar to Tommy Vercetti) and arm floats (in Vice City,  Tommy dies whenever he goes into the water).'),
('81497',' Michael Madsen (I) (qv) provides the voice for Tanner, an  undercover cop. Madsen also voiced a character in Grand Theft Auto  3, in which the main character has to kill an undercover cop named  Tanner.'),
('81498',' Filmed in 1969 but not broadcast until 1973.'),
('81499',' The Donnas were formerly called The Electrocutes.'),
('81500',' Elijah Wood (qv) was supposed to star opposite Melissa Joan Hart  but looked too young'),
('81501',' The prom scene was filmed in the rotunda of the Utah State Capitol,  and local high schools actually have proms there.'),
('81502',' Was renamed after the Britney Spears song, "You Drive Me Crazy", was  added to the soundtrack.'),
('81503',' The "main street" of the show is Ogden, Utahs historic 25th street.  The Union building shown in the background of that scene is a  historic train depot. It houses museums today.'),
('81504',' The school scenes were filmed at Ogden High School in Ogden, Utah.  Their mascot is actually the tiger and the colors are orange and  black.'),
('81505',' The scene where they are eating at an outside table at a drive'),
('81506','in  restaurant was filmed at Kirts in Ogden, Utah. Kirts is a popular  hang out for the local high school students. Kirts changed its sign  for the movie.'),
('81507',' One of the many references to old teen movies is when Nicole  suggests that she and Chase cruise down the strip, just like all the  kids did in American Graffiti. A yellow deuce coupe like the one  driven in the movie can be seen behind them when the stoplight turns  green.'),
('81508',' When Nicole and Chase sit down at the drive in dinner a voice over  the intercom says references the Beatles song Revolution 9 from the  White Album saying, "Orders ready for Number 9. Number 9. Number  9..."'),
('81509',' Just before the question at the drive'),
('81510','in about having sex with Agent  Scully from the X'),
('81511','Files, when the establishing shot of the drive'),
('81512','in  comes on the screen a light can be seen in the top right darting  about in the sky like a UFO.'),
('81513',' Faye Grant and Stephen Collins, who play Nicoles parents are  married in real life.'),
('81514',' Ogden High School was also the school used in  _Three OClock High (1987)_ (qv).'),
('81515',' There are cameo appearances by most of the actresses featured in  "Ochtend: Liefde in 4 Aktes".'),
('81516',' Began shooting mid'),
('81517','October 1953.'),
('81518',' A Jewel Production. Universal, not owning its own theater network,  devised a 3'),
('81519','tiered brand system that helped market its features to  independent theater owners: Red Feather (low budget programmers),  Bluebird (mainstream releases) and Jewel (prestige productions).  Jewel productions were often promoted as special engagements in  hopes of attracting higher roadshow ticket prices. This branding  system would cease in late 1929.'),
('81520',' The films luxurious Hotel Selin is named after director  Harlin, Renny (qv)s friend, producer Selin, Markus (qv).'),
('81521',' DIRCAMEO(Renny Harlin (qv)): As a driver taking his son to a park  before one of the races.'),
('81522',' DIRTRADE(Renny Harlin (qv)):[finland]: Numerous Finnish flags in  the bleachers and also painted on some spectators bodies.'),
('81523',' Portions of the film were shot at Circuit Gilles'),
('81524','Villeneuve in  Montreal, Quebec, Canada '),
('81525',' home of the only Formula 1 race held in  Canada.'),
('81526',' Some of the sounds are not of CART Champ Cars, but rather of Formula  One cars. The movie was originally supposed to be about Formula One  racing, but due to restrictions imposed on the production crew, the  producers had to look elsewhere.'),
('81527',' The name of a character in the film, Memo Moreno, is a combination  of two actual race car drivers in the CART series: Memo Gidley and  Roberto Moreno.'),
('81528',' Beau Brandenburg races for Target Ganassi Racing, whose owner is  played by Chip Ganassi (qv). In reality, Target Ganassi is an  extremely successful CART team owned by the same person.'),
('81529',' On one of the cars is an advert for "Dog Chow". In the movie  _Showgirls (1995)_ (qv), Gina Gershon (qv) (who plays Cathy in  "Driven") famously talks about how she used to love to eat Dog Chow.'),
('81530',' Brian Transeau (BT (I) (qv)) composed the music for this film. He  also composed music for another racing film,  _Fast and the Furious, The (2001)_ (qv).'),
('81531',' Sylvester Stallone (qv)s original script was 220 pages long.'),
('81532',' Much of the racing footage is from actual IndyCar, Indy Lights,  Formula Atlantic and various CART events in the 1990s.'),
('81533',' Sophia Simone does some synchronized swimming moves in the movie.  Warren, Estella (qv) who plays this character had been a  synchronized swimmer for many years.'),
('81534',' The reporter in the Toronto press conference scene is played by  Brian Jennings (I) (qv), the films visual effects supervisor.'),
('81535',' The two team cars that are featured in the movie use the sponsors  and paint schemes that were used at the time of filming by an actual  CART team called PacWest Racing.'),
('81536',' The original premier race of ChampCar on the Eurospeedway in Germany  in 2001 was stopped after a crash in which Alex Zanardi lost both  legs.'),
('81537',' Jimmy Blys helmet is almost the same as former CART/Champ Car  driver Mark Blundells helmet. The only difference is Blundells has  his initials MB on the top as opposed to JB on Jimmy Blys helmet.  Blundell also drove for Pac West Racing which Jimmy Blys car is  based on'),
('81538',' The finish of the last race of the season is reminiscent of the  finish to the CART race at Portland in 1997. Only in the Portland  race the first 3 cars finished within 0.055 seconds of each other.'),
('81539',' The helmet design used by Beau Brandenburg is actually used by  Juan Pablo Montoya (qv) in real life. Joe Tanto has  Mauricio Gugelmin (qv)s design.'),
('81540',' In the scene before the last race (Detroit), real Champ Car drivers  are portrayed doing pre'),
('81541','race rituals. Kenny Br?ck (qv), the driver  of the Shell car, tapes a picture of a baby inside his race suit.  The baby in the picture is Renny Harlin (qv)s son, Lukas.'),
('81542',' Renny Harlin (qv) is in the movie as a crew member for two  different teams. He is first seen as a PacWest/Motorola crew member  who gets out of the Motorola car so that Jimmy Bly can demonstrate  that he can get out of the car in 5 seconds. Harlin is then seen in  a Bettenhausen/Herdez uniform taking his real life son Lukas to a  playground.'),
('81543',' The driver Memo Moreno is named after real'),
('81544','life ChampCar drivers  Roberto Moreno and Memo Gidley. The use of a wheelchair'),
('81545','bound team  owner is inspired by Sir Frank Williams.'),
('81546',' Sylvester Stallone originally conceived the film as a biopic of  Brazilian driver Ayrton Senna, a very popular three time Formula One  champion who tragically died during a race in 1994.'),
('81547',' Sylvester Stallone (qv) was asked in an interview about films he  would wish had not done, and he listed this as one of them.'),
('81548',' The Man, played by Greg McDonald (qv), recorded his voice over  lines with his head in a toilet. Director Michelle Truffaut (qv)  wanted an echo effect but didnt want to spend money in a studio to  create it. It is referred to as the Scottish recording studio.'),
('81549',' Being a low budget film, no permits were obtained to film in the  street. During the scene where The Man goes in the middle of a city  intersection to "pound the pavement", one bystander thought Greg  McDonald was a seriously deranged individual. Fortunately, the shot  was completed before the bystander could notify the authorities.'),
('81550',' The first two Driver games sold in excess of 12 million copies  worldwide.'),
('81551',' Filmed as part of the Seattle International Film Festivals Fly  Filmmaking Challenge 2005. Three directors were given three weeks  and a limited budget to cast, shoot, edit, and score their films.  The films were given 5 "flies in the ointment": each film had to use  the same actress (not in the same role), be under 10 minutes,  feature The Stranger (an alternative newspaper in Seattle), the  Downtown Library, and... someone had to trip.'),
('81552',' The titular driver is a man of few words '),
('81553',' 350 in all.'),
('81554',' Not one character has a name in this movie, and are all addressed by  their occupation; e.g. "the Driver".'),
('81555',' This film was originally written for Steve McQueen (I) (qv).'),
('81556',' This film was originally intended to be over two hours long. For  years even the VHS tapes had said the length was over two hours,  although it was always 90 minutes on those tapes, on cable TV, and  now on DVD. Only once was the longer version shown, in a theater in  Hollywood by director Walter Hill (I) (qv). This directors cut  involved more chase scenes and character development.'),
('81557',' This was The Mustard Corporations first joint project.'),
('81558',' One of approximately 60 short films produced by Selig for  meat'),
('81559','packers Armour & Co.'),
('81560',' Director Jeremy Brock chose Rupert Grint for the leading role was  because he felt that he had been underused in the third and fourth  installments of the Harry Potter franchise.'),
('81561',' Screenwriter Jeremy Brock was reportedly inspired by his own teenage  experiences working for Dame Peggy Ashcroft.'),
('81562',' When filming, Rupert Grint (qv) was only 16 which meant it was  illegal for him to drive (the legal age in the UK is 17), so they  had to film his driving scenes in private roads.'),
('81563',' The videogame Gunther plays in the Apartment is Super Mario Bros. 3  for the Nintendo Entertainment System. This is one of two movies  that previewed the game.'),
('81564',' The video game Gunther played when in the Apartment was Super Mario  Bros. 3 for the Nintendo Entertainment System.'),
('81565',' The role of Florine, played by Patti LuPone (qv), is not in the  original play "Driving Miss Daisy". It was written in by playwright  and screenwriter Alfred Uhry (qv) specifically for LuPone, who,  Uhry felt, looked good in a costume.'),
('81566',' Towards the end of the movie, viewers see that Boolie Werthan has  put his mothers house for sale. The house is listed by Harry Norman  Realtors, which is an actual real estate company in Atlanta,  Georgia. It was started in the 1930s and is still in business today  (1999) and operated by a descendant of Mrs. Harry Norman, the woman  who founded the company.'),
('81567',' Author Alfred Uhry (qv) based the story of Daisy and Hoke on his  own grandmother Lena Fox and her chauffeur Will Coleman.'),
('81568',' Jessica Tandy (qv) won the Best Actress Oscar for her role as  Daisy Werthan. At age 81, she is the oldest winner of a Best Actress  Oscar.'),
('81569',' The Hans Zimmer (qv) score was done completely with synthesizers,  all of which he played. No orchestras were used.'),
('81570',' In the scene where Miss Daisy gives Hoke a writing book as a gift  she mentions to Hoke that she taught Mayor Hartsfield out of the  same book. This is a reference to William B. Hartsfield (1890'),
('81571','1971)  who was a six term mayor of Altanta from 1937'),
('81572','1961.'),
('81573',' So convinced was she that she would lose out, Jessica Tandy (qv)  had a $100 bet with her agent that she wouldnt win the Oscar for  Best Actress. When she paid up on Oscar night, she told him that it  was the best bet she had ever lost.'),
('81574',' The aria heard in the azalea blossoms/time passes scene when Daisy  is listening to the radio is "Song To The Moon" from  Antonín Dvorák (qv)s "Rusalka".'),
('81575',' As of 2005, this is the last film with an MPAA PG'),
('81576','rating to win the  Academy Award for Best Picture.'),
('81577',' SPOILER: Before Idella dies, she and Hoke are watching  _"Edge of Night, The" (1956)_ (qv). During the period in which the  movie is set, CBS aired "Edge" live at 4pm every day.'),
('81578',' Three black men are seen crossing railroad tracks in Atlanta. All  three of these men are descendants of the real Hoke.'),
('81579',' One of only three films to win the Oscar for best picture without  also being nominated for best director. The other two are  _Wings (1927)_ (qv) and _Grand Hotel (1932)_ (qv).'),
('81580',' Katharine Hepburn, Bette Davis, Lucille Ball, and Angela Lansbury  all were interested in playing Miss Daisy. Studio executives also  considered a Bette Midler/Eddie Murphy pairing.'),
('81581',' In the scenes involving the black 4 door Cadillac sedan, the  director uses both a 1955 and a 1956 Cadillac. The cars exteriors  are identical except for the rear exhaust fender flare on the 56.  The rear fender on the 55 is flat.'),
('81582',' This cartoon was released theatrically in the US with  _Pebble and the Penguin, The (1995)_ (qv).'),
('81583',' This cartoon wasnt made for theatrical release, it is actually an  episode of _"Pink Panther, The" (1993)_ (qv) that MGM decided to  release in theaters.'),
('81584',' The film was discovered by a collector in a flea market during the  fifties. The comedy is constructed after the model of Danish  productions featuring the comic duo Long and Short.'),
('81585',' 4 minutes 30 seconds into the film, we see a brief shot of a city at  night. The closest building, on the left hand side, is lit so that  the windows spell out a phone number. It starts with 2622.'),
('81586',' The character which Hawks talks to on the video'),
('81587','phone at the  beginning of the film is the robot from Fred Olen Rays previous  film, _Star Hunter (1995)_ (qv).'),
('81588',' Totally prohibited by French censorship.'),
('81589',' Runner'),
('81590','up finalist at the 2001 Hypnotic/Universal Pictures Million  Dollar Film Festival. It also was noted for achievements in acting  and cinematography at the First Run Film Festival'),
('81591',' Available on VHS at the Danish Public Libraries (De danske  Folkebiblioteker).'),
('81592',' Available on VHS at the Danish Public Libraries (De danske  Folkebiblioteker).'),
('81593',' The film was a personal gift from the Royal Danish Life'),
('81594','Guard Band  to Her Majesty the Queen of Denmark. The Danish name of the band is  Den Kongelige Livgardes Musikkorps. It is the personal guard of  the Danish queen.'),
('81595',' The Danish monarchs annual speech for the New Year is a tradition  since 1 January 1941 when a recorded Christian X speech was aired on  radio. The first televised speech was held by Frederik IX in 1958,  also on January 1st, in connection with an annual state banquet. It  is now televised annually on 31 December on several channels, live  from the monarchs study at Amalienborg and accompanied by pictures  of the change of guards outside. Queen Margrethe II, who gave her  first New Years speech in 1972, writes her speeches herself based on  a draft from the Ministry of State. Her speeches have a personal  touch and hold subjects of ethical and cultural character.'),
('81596',' The Danish monarchs annual speech for the New Year is a tradition  since 1 January 1941 when a recorded Christian X speech was aired on  radio. The first televised speech was held by Frederik IX in 1958,  also on January 1st, in connection with an annual state banquet. It  is now televised annually on 31 December on several channels, live  from the monarchs study at Amalienborg and accompanied by pictures  of the change of guards outside. Queen Margrethe II, who gave her  first New Years speech in 1972, writes her speeches herself based on  a draft from the Ministry of State. Her speeches have a personal  touch and hold subjects of ethical and cultural character. In his  book "Danmarks dronning" Poul Jørgensen (qv) tells a story from  the day of the shoot of the 1973 speech. When the camera equipment  had been set up in her study and the technicians left for a break,  the Queen noticed a label from a Carlsberg Hof beer bottle stuck on  the front of the camera. As a practical joke, the Queen found an ad  for the competing beer brand Rød Tuborg and taped it on the camera.  When the camera technician returned he asked his colleagues who had  dared to touch his camera, but it was the Queen who popped in from  the next room and said "I did!" After the transmission, Rød Tuborg  was served for all the crew.'),
('81597',' The Danish monarchs annual speech for the New Year is a tradition  since 1 January 1941 when a recorded Christian X speech was aired on  radio. The first televised speech was held by Frederik IX in 1958,  also on January 1st, in connection with an annual state banquet. It  is now televised annually on 31 December on several channels, live  from the monarchs study at Amalienborg and accompanied by pictures  of the change of guards outside. Queen Margrethe II, who gave her  first New Years speech in 1972, writes her speeches herself based on  a draft from the Ministry of State. Her speeches have a personal  touch and hold subjects of ethical and cultural character.'),
('81598',' The Danish monarchs annual speech for the New Year is a tradition  since 1 January 1941 when a recorded Christian X speech was aired on  radio. The first televised speech was held by Frederik IX in 1958,  also on January 1st, in connection with an annual state banquet. It  is now televised annually on 31 December on several channels, live  from the monarchs study at Amalienborg and accompanied by pictures  of the change of guards outside. Queen Margrethe II, who gave her  first New Years speech in 1972, writes her speeches herself based on  a draft from the Ministry of State. Her speeches have a personal  touch and hold subjects of ethical and cultural character.'),
('81599',' The Danish monarchs annual speech for the New Year is a tradition  since 1 January 1941 when a recorded Christian X speech was aired on  radio. The first televised speech was held by Frederik IX in 1958,  also on January 1st, in connection with an annual state banquet. It  is now televised annually on 31 December on several channels, live  from the monarchs study at Amalienborg and accompanied by pictures  of the change of guards outside. Queen Margrethe II, who gave her  first New Years speech in 1972, writes her speeches herself based on  a draft from the Ministry of State. Her speeches have a personal  touch and hold subjects of ethical and cultural character.'),
('81600',' The Danish monarchs annual speech for the New Year is a tradition  since 1 January 1941 when a recorded Christian X speech was aired on  radio. The first televised speech was held by Frederik IX in 1958,  also on January 1st, in connection with an annual state banquet. It  is now televised annually on 31 December on several channels, live  from the monarchs study at Amalienborg and accompanied by pictures  of the change of guards outside. Queen Margrethe II, who gave her  first New Years speech in 1972, writes her speeches herself based on  a draft from the Ministry of State. Her speeches have a personal  touch and hold subjects of ethical and cultural character.'),
('81601',' The Danish monarchs annual speech for the New Year is a tradition  since 1 January 1941 when a recorded Christian X speech was aired on  radio. The first televised speech was held by Frederik IX in 1958,  also on January 1st, in connection with an annual state banquet. It  is now televised annually on 31 December on several channels, live  from the monarchs study at Amalienborg and accompanied by pictures  of the change of guards outside. Queen Margrethe II, who gave her  first New Years speech in 1972, writes her speeches herself based on  a draft from the Ministry of State. Her speeches have a personal  touch and hold subjects of ethical and cultural character. The 1978  speech had a special prehistory, according to  Poul Jørgensen (qv)s book "Danmarks dronning": The royal family  had spent Christmas at Schackenborg Estate in Southern Jutland. When  an icy winter broke out, they snowed in at the estate and most means  of transport were blocked. On the morning of the speech the Queen  was still at Schackenborg. But since the Queen was suppose to  deliver her speech in Copenhagen and insisted on living up to her  commitment, it was arranged for her to fly by helicopter. In spite  of poor weather conditions she succeeded in making it to Amalienborg  Castle in time.'),
('81602',' The Danish monarchs annual speech for the New Year is a tradition  since 1 January 1941 when a recorded Christian X speech was aired on  radio. The first televised speech was held by Frederik IX in 1958,  also on January 1st, in connection with an annual state banquet. It  is now televised annually on 31 December on several channels, live  from the monarchs study at Amalienborg and accompanied by pictures  of the change of guards outside. Queen Margrethe II, who gave her  first New Years speech in 1972, writes her speeches herself based on  a draft from the Ministry of State. Her speeches have a personal  touch and hold subjects of ethical and cultural character.'),
('81603',' The Danish monarchs annual speech for the New Year is a tradition  since 1 January 1941 when a recorded Christian X speech was aired on  radio. The first televised speech was held by Frederik IX in 1958,  also on January 1st, in connection with an annual state banquet. It  is now televised annually on 31 December on several channels, live  from the monarchs study at Amalienborg and accompanied by pictures  of the change of guards outside. Queen Margrethe II, who gave her  first New Years speech in 1972, writes her speeches herself based on  a draft from the Ministry of State. Her speeches have a personal  touch and hold subjects of ethical and cultural character.'),
('81604',' The Danish monarchs annual speech for the New Year is a tradition  since 1 January 1941 when a recorded Christian X speech was aired on  radio. The first televised speech was held by Frederik IX in 1958,  also on January 1st, in connection with an annual state banquet. It  is now televised annually on 31 December on several channels, live  from the monarchs study at Amalienborg and accompanied by pictures  of the change of guards outside. Queen Margrethe II, who gave her  first New Years speech in 1972, writes her speeches herself based on  a draft from the Ministry of State. Her speeches have a personal  touch and hold subjects of ethical and cultural character.'),
('81605',' The Danish monarchs annual speech for the New Year is a tradition  since 1 January 1941 when a recorded Christian X speech was aired on  radio. The first televised speech was held by Frederik IX in 1958,  also on January 1st, in connection with an annual state banquet. It  is now televised annually on 31 December on several channels, live  from the monarchs study at Amalienborg and accompanied by pictures  of the change of guards outside. Queen Margrethe II, who gave her  first New Years speech in 1972, writes her speeches herself based on  a draft from the Ministry of State. Her speeches have a personal  touch and hold subjects of ethical and cultural character.'),
('81606',' The Danish monarchs annual speech for the New Year is a tradition  since 1 January 1941 when a recorded Christian X speech was aired on  radio. The first televised speech was held by Frederik IX in 1958,  also on January 1st, in connection with an annual state banquet. It  is now televised annually on 31 December on several channels, live  from the monarchs study at Amalienborg and accompanied by pictures  of the change of guards outside. Queen Margrethe II, who gave her  first New Years speech in 1972, writes her speeches herself based on  a draft from the Ministry of State. Her speeches have a personal  touch and hold subjects of ethical and cultural character.'),
('81607',' The Danish monarchs annual speech for the New Year is a tradition  since 1 January 1941 when a recorded Christian X speech was aired on  radio. The first televised speech was held by Frederik IX in 1958,  also on January 1st, in connection with an annual state banquet. It  is now televised annually on 31 December on several channels, live  from the monarchs study at Amalienborg and accompanied by pictures  of the change of guards outside. Queen Margrethe II, who gave her  first New Years speech in 1972, writes her speeches herself based on  a draft from the Ministry of State. Her speeches have a personal  touch and hold subjects of ethical and cultural character.'),
('81608',' The Danish monarchs annual speech for the New Year is a tradition  since 1 January 1941 when a recorded Christian X speech was aired on  radio. The first televised speech was held by Frederik IX in 1958,  also on January 1st, in connection with an annual state banquet. It  is now televised annually on 31 December on several channels, live  from the monarchs study at Amalienborg and accompanied by pictures  of the change of guards outside. Queen Margrethe II, who gave her  first New Years speech in 1972, writes her speeches herself based on  a draft from the Ministry of State. Her speeches have a personal  touch and hold subjects of ethical and cultural character.'),
('81609',' The Danish monarchs annual speech for the New Year is a tradition  since 1 January 1941 when a recorded Christian X speech was aired on  radio. The first televised speech was held by Frederik IX in 1958,  also on January 1st, in connection with an annual state banquet. It  is now televised annually on 31 December on several channels, live  from the monarchs study at Amalienborg and accompanied by pictures  of the change of guards outside. Queen Margrethe II, who gave her  first New Years speech in 1972, writes her speeches herself based on  a draft from the Ministry of State. Her speeches have a personal  touch and hold subjects of ethical and cultural character.'),
('81610',' The Danish monarchs annual speech for the New Year is a tradition  since 1 January 1941 when a recorded Christian X speech was aired on  radio. The first televised speech was held by Frederik IX in 1958,  also on January 1st, in connection with an annual state banquet. It  is now televised annually on 31 December on several channels, live  from the monarchs study at Amalienborg and accompanied by pictures  of the change of guards outside. Queen Margrethe II, who gave her  first New Years speech in 1972, writes her speeches herself based on  a draft from the Ministry of State. Her speeches have a personal  touch and hold subjects of ethical and cultural character.'),
('81611',' The Danish monarchs annual speech for the New Year is a tradition  since 1 January 1941 when a recorded Christian X speech was aired on  radio. The first televised speech was held by Frederik IX in 1958,  also on January 1st, in connection with an annual state banquet. It  is now televised annually on 31 December on several channels, live  from the monarchs study at Amalienborg and accompanied by pictures  of the change of guards outside. Queen Margrethe II, who gave her  first New Years speech in 1972, writes her speeches herself based on  a draft from the Ministry of State. Her speeches have a personal  touch and hold subjects of ethical and cultural character.'),
('81612',' The Danish monarchs annual speech for the New Year is a tradition  since 1 January 1941 when a recorded Christian X speech was aired on  radio. The first televised speech was held by Frederik IX in 1958,  also on January 1st, in connection with an annual state banquet. It  is now televised annually on 31 December on several channels, live  from the monarchs study at Amalienborg and accompanied by pictures  of the change of guards outside. Queen Margrethe II, who gave her  first New Years speech in 1972, writes her speeches herself based on  a draft from the Ministry of State. Her speeches have a personal  touch and hold subjects of ethical and cultural character.'),
('81613',' The Danish monarchs annual speech for the New Year is a tradition  since 1 January 1941 when a recorded Christian X speech was aired on  radio. The first televised speech was held by Frederik IX in 1958,  also on January 1st, in connection with an annual state banquet. It  is now televised annually on 31 December on several channels, live  from the monarchs study at Amalienborg and accompanied by pictures  of the change of guards outside. Queen Margrethe II, who gave her  first New Years speech in 1972, writes her speeches herself based on  a draft from the Ministry of State. Her speeches have a personal  touch and hold subjects of ethical and cultural character.'),
('81614',' The Danish monarchs annual speech for the New Year is a tradition  since 1 January 1941 when a recorded Christian X speech was aired on  radio. The first televised speech was held by Frederik IX in 1958,  also on January 1st, in connection with an annual state banquet. It  is now televised annually on 31 December on several channels, live  from the monarchs study at Amalienborg and accompanied by pictures  of the change of guards outside. Queen Margrethe II, who gave her  first New Years speech in 1972, writes her speeches herself based on  a draft from the Ministry of State. Her speeches have a personal  touch and hold subjects of ethical and cultural character.'),
('81615',' The Danish monarchs annual speech for the New Year is a tradition  since 1 January 1941 when a recorded Christian X speech was aired on  radio. The first televised speech was held by Frederik IX in 1958,  also on January 1st, in connection with an annual state banquet. It  is now televised annually on 31 December on several channels, live  from the monarchs study at Amalienborg and accompanied by pictures  of the change of guards outside. Queen Margrethe II, who gave her  first New Years speech in 1972, writes her speeches herself based on  a draft from the Ministry of State. Her speeches have a personal  touch and hold subjects of ethical and cultural character.'),
('81616',' The Danish monarchs annual speech for the New Year is a tradition  since 1 January 1941 when a recorded Christian X speech was aired on  radio. The first televised speech was held by Frederik IX in 1958,  also on January 1st, in connection with an annual state banquet. It  is now televised annually on 31 December on several channels, live  from the monarchs study at Amalienborg and accompanied by pictures  of the change of guards outside. Queen Margrethe II, who gave her  first New Years speech in 1972, writes her speeches herself based on  a draft from the Ministry of State. Her speeches have a personal  touch and hold subjects of ethical and cultural character.'),
('81617',' The Danish monarchs annual speech for the New Year is a tradition  since 1 January 1941 when a recorded Christian X speech was aired on  radio. The first televised speech was held by Frederik IX in 1958,  also on January 1st, in connection with an annual state banquet. It  is now televised annually on 31 December on several channels, live  from the monarchs study at Amalienborg and accompanied by pictures  of the change of guards outside. Queen Margrethe II, who gave her  first New Years speech in 1972, writes her speeches herself based on  a draft from the Ministry of State. Her speeches have a personal  touch and hold subjects of ethical and cultural character.'),
('81618',' The Danish monarchs annual speech for the New Year is a tradition  since 1 January 1941 when a recorded Christian X speech was aired on  radio. The first televised speech was held by Frederik IX in 1958,  also on January 1st, in connection with an annual state banquet. It  is now televised annually on 31 December on several channels, live  from the monarchs study at Amalienborg and accompanied by pictures  of the change of guards outside. Queen Margrethe II, who gave her  first New Years speech in 1972, writes her speeches herself based on  a draft from the Ministry of State. Her speeches have a personal  touch and hold subjects of ethical and cultural character.'),
('81619',' The Danish monarchs annual speech for the New Year is a tradition  since 1 January 1941 when a recorded Christian X speech was aired on  radio. The first televised speech was held by Frederik IX in 1958,  also on January 1st, in connection with an annual state banquet. It  is now televised annually on 31 December on several channels, live  from the monarchs study at Amalienborg and accompanied by pictures  of the change of guards outside. Queen Margrethe II, who gave her  first New Years speech in 1972, writes her speeches herself based on  a draft from the Ministry of State. Her speeches have a personal  touch and hold subjects of ethical and cultural character.'),
('81620',' The Danish monarchs annual speech for the New Year is a tradition  since 1 January 1941 when a recorded Christian X speech was aired on  radio. The first televised speech was held by Frederik IX in 1958,  also on January 1st, in connection with an annual state banquet. It  is now televised annually on 31 December on several channels, live  from the monarchs study at Amalienborg and accompanied by pictures  of the change of guards outside. Queen Margrethe II, who gave her  first New Years speech in 1972, writes her speeches herself based on  a draft from the Ministry of State. Her speeches have a personal  touch and hold subjects of ethical and cultural character.'),
('81621',' The Danish monarchs annual speech for the New Year is a tradition  since 1 January 1941 when a recorded Christian X speech was aired on  radio. The first televised speech was held by Frederik IX in 1958,  also on January 1st, in connection with an annual state banquet. It  is now televised annually on 31 December on several channels, live  from the monarchs study at Amalienborg and accompanied by pictures  of the change of guards outside. Queen Margrethe II, who gave her  first New Years speech in 1972, writes her speeches herself based on  a draft from the Ministry of State. Her speeches have a personal  touch and hold subjects of ethical and cultural character.'),
('81622',' The Danish monarchs annual speech for the New Year is a tradition  since 1 January 1941 when a recorded Christian X speech was aired on  radio. The first televised speech was held by Frederik IX in 1958,  also on January 1st, in connection with an annual state banquet. It  is now televised annually on 31 December on several channels, live  from the monarchs study at Amalienborg and accompanied by pictures  of the change of guards outside. Queen Margrethe II, who gave her  first New Years speech in 1972, writes her speeches herself based on  a draft from the Ministry of State. Her speeches have a personal  touch and hold subjects of ethical and cultural character.'),
('81623',' The Danish monarchs annual speech for the New Year is a tradition  since 1 January 1941 when a recorded Christian X speech was aired on  radio. The first televised speech was held by Frederik IX in 1958,  also on January 1st, in connection with an annual state banquet. It  is now televised annually on 31 December on several channels, live  from the monarchs study at Amalienborg and accompanied by pictures  of the change of guards outside. Queen Margrethe II, who gave her  first New Years speech in 1972, writes her speeches herself based on  a draft from the Ministry of State. Her speeches have a personal  touch and hold subjects of ethical and cultural character.'),
('81624',' The Danish monarchs annual speech for the New Year is a tradition  since 1 January 1941 when a recorded Christian X speech was aired on  radio. The first televised speech was held by Frederik IX in 1958,  also on January 1st, in connection with an annual state banquet. It  is now televised annually on 31 December on several channels, live  from the monarchs study at Amalienborg and accompanied by pictures  of the change of guards outside. Queen Margrethe II, who gave her  first New Years speech in 1972, writes her speeches herself based on  a draft from the Ministry of State. Her speeches have a personal  touch and hold subjects of ethical and cultural character.'),
('81625',' The Danish monarchs annual speech for the New Year is a tradition  since 1 January 1941 when a recorded Christian X speech was aired on  radio. The first televised speech was held by Frederik IX in 1958,  also on January 1st, in connection with an annual state banquet. It  is now televised annually on 31 December on several channels, live  from the monarchs study at Amalienborg and accompanied by pictures  of the change of guards outside. Queen Margrethe II, who gave her  first New Years speech in 1972, writes her speeches herself based on  a draft from the Ministry of State. Her speeches have a personal  touch and hold subjects of ethical and cultural character.'),
('81626',' The Danish monarchs annual speech for the New Year is a tradition  since 1 January 1941 when a recorded Christian X speech was aired on  radio. The first televised speech was held by Frederik IX in 1958,  also on January 1st, in connection with an annual state banquet. It  is now televised annually on 31 December on several channels, live  from the monarchs study at Amalienborg and accompanied by pictures  of the change of guards outside. Queen Margrethe II, who gave her  first New Years speech in 1972, writes her speeches herself based on  a draft from the Ministry of State. Her speeches have a personal  touch and hold subjects of ethical and cultural character.'),
('81627',' The final Woody Woodpecker "cartune" to be completed before the 1948  layoff and shutdown at Walter Lantz Productions. Walter Lantz (qv)  did not re'),
('81628','open his studio for business until 1950. This is  therefore also the last Woody "cartune" to use the "number 2" Woody  design and to be directed by Dick Lundy (qv).'),
('81629',' CAMEO(Bridget Fonda): Annabella.'),
('81630',' The steamboat that Janie lived on is an actual residence.'),
('81631',' The mall parking lot Gladys pulls into to pick up the dresses is  Eden Prairie Center in Eden Prairie (not the Mall of America), the  same mall that was used in _Mallrats (1995)_ (qv)'),
('81632',' The giant cow statue is located at a creamery in Bongards,  Minnesota.'),
('81633',' Screenwriter Lona Williams (qv) was herself a contestant in local  beauty pageants. She appears in the film as the pageants third,  non'),
('81634','speaking judge, Jean.'),
('81635',' Originally a stage show'),
('81636',' Theda and Bara, the two characters acting together for a porn film  director, is a hint at former sex'),
('81637','appeal star Theda Bara (qv).'),
('81638',' If you unscramble Snipes, Wesley (qv) characters name "Nessip",  you get Snipes.'),
('81639',' The security station officers in the DEA Building in Washington are  watching the episode of _"Star Trek" (1966)_ (qv) called "Journey to  Babel."'),
('81640',' The tagline for Jess Crossmans skydiving school is "Get Up, Fall  Down, No Problem."'),
('81641',' Steven Seagal (qv) was originally set to play U.S. Marshal Pete  Nessip, but left the project to return as Navy SEAL Casey Rayback in  _Under Siege 2: Dark Territory (1995)_ (qv). He was reportedly  offered $15 million for the role.'),
('81642',' The character of Jess Crossman was originally written as a man.  After the character was made a woman and Yancy Butler (qv) was  cast in the role, the filmmakers wanted to remove the part where  Snipes hits her after she drops him out of the plane. However,  Butler insisted that the "hitting" scene be left in, and it was.'),
('81643',' One of approximately 60 short films produced by Selig for  meat'),
('81644','packers Armour & Co.'),
('81645',' "Mona Dearly" (the character played by Midler, Bette (qv)) is an  anagram for "Only a dream."'),
('81646',' The first thing to appear on screen is a little blurb about the Yugo  car company using the town of Verplanck as a test area for their new  model years ago. Every vehicle in town that is not a truck is a  Yugo, except the police cruisers which are early Plymouth horizon  k'),
('81647','cars.'),
('81648',' Every characters automobile has personalized plates.'),
('81649',' Average Shot Length = ~7.2 seconds. Median Shot Length = ~7.3  seconds.'),
('81650',' All the numbers between 1'),
('81651','100 appear during the course of the film  (not in sequence though).'),
('81652',' According to the documentary _Grass (1999)_ (qv), this Canadian  movie was banned by the US government for portraying addicts as  people in need of medical treatment, and not criminals.'),
('81653',' Screened at New Hampshire Film Expo 2003.'),
('81654',' Screened at Microcinefest 2003 in Baltimore, MD.'),
('81655',' This movie is episode #3 in the Farley/Roxburgh created "Thomasville  Saga." Other movies include: #1: "Adventures in Cruben Country"; #2:  "Sammy: The Tale of a Teddy and a Terrible Tunnel"; and #4: "Druids  Druids Everywhere."'),
('81656',' While Morris Brown is a real and prestigious college in Atlanta,  there is no real Atlanta A&T. The filming was done at Clark  University in Atlanta and at Morris Brown. The performers (aside  from those from Morris Brown) were recruited from high school and  university bands all over the Atlanta and Metro Atlanta area. High  school band director Don Roberts was recruited to turn the  performers into real, convincing bands.'),
('81657',' One of the bands performing at the "BET southern classic" is Clark  Atlanta University, whose campus is used as the setting for Atlanta  A&T University in the movie.'),
('81658',' One of the bands performing in the "BET Southern Classic" was  Grambling State Universitys Tiger Marching Band in Grambling,  Louisiana, home of the legendary Coach Eddie Robinson.'),
('81659',' The fraternity featured throughout the film is Kappa Kappa Psi, the  national honorary band fraternity. The actual Kappa Kappa Psi flag,  colors, and symbols, and customary shouts and chants are used in the  film. Symbols and letters for their sister organization, Tau Beta  Sigma, the national honorary band sorority, can also be seen  throughout the film.'),
('81660',' Released as a split reel along with the comedy  _Re'),
('81661','Tagged (1913)_ (qv).'),
('81662',' Released as a split reel along with the comedy  _Taming Their Parents (1912)_ (qv).'),
('81663',' Shot between 2002 and 2006 in five different countries, following  The Tiger Lillies shows, concerts and other performances.'),
('81664',' May be the same as Mélièss "The Drunkards".'),
('81665',' Script began as a play, "Blackout", which ran Off'),
('81666','Broadway in 1990.'),
('81667',' The script originally had another character in it but he was removed  due to complications that occurred on set.'),
('81668',' During the shoot in May 2005, the maximum wind speed in Palmdale  reached 30 mph.'),
('81669',' This was the National Film Board of Canadas first feature.'),
('81670',' This Spanish'),
('81671','language version was filmed on the same sets and at the  same time as the English'),
('81672','language, Béla Lugosi version. The  English'),
('81673','language version was filmed during the day, and the  Spanish'),
('81674','language version was filmed at night.'),
('81675',' This Spanish'),
('81676','language version runs nearly a half'),
('81677','hour longer than  the English'),
('81678','language version that was being shot during the day.'),
('81679',' Director George Melford (qv) did not speak or understand Spanish.'),
('81680',' Although this version was shot in Spanish, it became a mixture of  dialects since the cast came from Mexico, Spain, Central and South  America.'),
('81681',' For decades, the only surviving print, while in mint condition, was  missing several minutes worth of material that encompassed  Renfields seduction by the Draculas brides and the voyage to  England. The "lost" reel was eventually located in Cuba, and has  been restored to complete the film as much as possible. Though much  more worn and aged than the rest of the film, the additional footage  differs strikingly from the English'),
('81682','language version, probably more  so than any other part of the film.'),
('81683',' When this film was released on DVD in 2004 as part of the "Dracula:  Legacy Collection", it included closed captions for the hearing  impaired, but did not contain the straight English subtitles.  Universal answered buyers complaints by telling them to simply  select the "closed captions".'),
('81684',' In the theatre scenes, the final shot of the ballet is borrowed from  Universals _Phantom of the Opera, The (1925)_ (qv).'),
('81685',' In the German version Dr. Frankenstein is called Dr. Exorzio and  Dracula is Count Satana.'),
('81686',' Bruno Nicolai (qv)s soundtrack score was first used in  _Justine (1968)_ (qv) by the same director.'),
('81687',' Shot in 23 days.'),
('81688',' The two misfits got executed on the same day '),
('81689',' 18 May 1876. But on  two different locations. And with about 3000 spectators for Hjert at  Lidamon and some 100 for Tector at Stenkumla backe.'),
('81690',' Shooting the execution scene of Tector occurred at the very same  location as the actual beheading. On the very same day 100 years  after the execution.'),
('81691',' The actor Janne Carlsson had the chance to watch the execution  scene. The arrangement to behead "him" was done with half a pig,  with the forward legs spread out to get the shape of a human. In the  shoulder area of the pig, props department injected pigs blood and  they mounted a squib to illustrate the actual beheading. At the real  execution the executioner failed to cut the head off twice before he  succeeded on his third attempt. Earlier it was said that if an  executioner failed at the first attempt, the convict got pardoned  and the executioner should be sentenced to death.'),
('81692',' Based on/spin'),
('81693','off from radio program "Drømme om djævelen" (broadcast  June 2002 by Danmarks Radio P1, Ultralyd, produced by  Karen Elisabeth Hjermind (qv)).'),
('81694',' Vitaphone production reels #B027'),
('81695','B028'),
('81696',' The play opened on Broadway in New York City, New York, USA on 6  December 1939 and closed 12 December 1940 after 408 performances.  The opening night cast included Bert Lahr (qv) as Louis Blore,  Ethel Merman (qv) as May Daly and Benny Baker (qv),  Betty Grable (qv), Janice Carter (qv), Adele Jergens (qv),  Tito Renaldo (qv), Kay Sutton (qv) and Charles Walters (qv).  Much of the bathroom humor (Lahr played a bathroom attendant) was  not acceptable to the censors and was omitted in the movie.'),
('81697',' Marie Blake (qv) is in studio records/casting call lists for a  role in the movie, but she was not seen.'),
('81698',' MGM stylist Sydney Guilaroff (qv) styled Lucille Ball (qv)s  hair for the film, dying it flaming red, the color that later became  her trademark.'),
('81699',' Near the end of the movie when Red Skelton (qv), as Louis, has an  arrow stuck in his rear'),
('81700','end, as he pleads for it to be removed he  cracks: "Hurry up, this thing is starting to pick up several radio  stations already". Coincidentally, three decades later his co'),
('81701','star  Lucille Ball (qv) went public claiming she could hear radio  programs directly in her head when driving near radio transmission  towers. She explained that the metal fillings in her teeth detected  strong radio signals making them audible to her.'),
('81702',' Ann Sothern (qv) was supposed to have the role of May Daly (Madame  Du Barry) but discovered she was pregnant. Lucille Ball (qv) was  given her role instead.'),
('81703',' This was Zero Mostel (qv)s film debut.'),
('81704',' Most or all music featuring in the film was used without permission  of copyright holders (when the film was first released).'),
('81705',' Marcel Carné was considered for the direction with Hildegard Knef as  the star. Jules Dassin was approached by Joffé to play the Marquis.'),
('81706',' Jean Luisis first film.'),
('81707',' Mexican authorities pulled the movie from theaters after multiple  burglaries were committed employing methods similar to those shown.'),
('81708',' The argot French slang word, "Rififi" is defined loosely as  trouble/violent conflict/a brutal show of force, usually in  reference to chest puffing and macho tough guy posturing by thugs  and criminal element of Paris.'),
('81709',' LAge Dor, the club in the film, was named after  Luis Buñuel (qv)s film of the same name. Production designer,  Alexandre Trauner worked on both films.'),
('81710',' For the scene where Jo and Mario inform Tony of their intent to  "knock over" the Mappin & Webb, the crew placed a table and three  chairs in front of a phony window frame in the middle of the street  to create the illusion that they were sitting in a cafe across the  street from the jewelers.'),
('81711',' The argot slang that the novel was written in was incomprehensible  to writer/director Jules Dassin, so much so that he had to have the  producer who suggested it, read it to him. The producer initially  refused because he had been courting a woman for some time and had  "plans" that night. Dassin told him that hed lost his woman and  that he had to come over and read it to him (which he did). When he  finally understood the story he claims that he was "shocked" by its  content (the story involves necrophilia, amongst other things) and  was prepared to tell Henri Bérard that he didnt want to do the  film. What changed his mind was his blacklist'),
('81712','induced poverty. He  then cut Auguste Le Bretons novel down to a story of a heist (which  was only a small element of the actual story). Le Breton was  infuriated and came to Dassin and asked, "Where is my book?". Dassin  explained the situation to him, but Le Breton ignored him and simply  repeated "Where is my book?" until eventually drawing a pistol and  placing it on the table as a threat. Dassin claims that the threat  of violence over such a matter and the appearance of Le Breton was  so ridiculous that he simply broke out with laughter. Le Breton then  laughed and the two got along fine, despite the disagreement.'),
('81713',' Dassin, aiming for a dark and gloomy film with deep greys as the  lightest it would get, refused to film on beautiful sunny days. This  supposedly caused much frustration amongst the producers, no doubt  because of the prolonged shoot which they saw as unnecessary.'),
('81714',' Dassin also claims that he was brought in on the project because of  his situation (the Hollywood blacklist). The novels characters were  all North Africans and at the time France was experiencing much  trouble with Algeria. This was seen as possibly inflammatory so the  producers wanted an American director to soften it by making them  Americans instead. Dassin asked if theyd considered simply making  them Frenchmen. They had not.'),
('81715',' The death of Cesar was not in the original story. Dassin (who  himself played the character under the pseudonym, "Perlo Vita") says  he added the scene in direct reference to the American blacklist  situation (essentially, the terrible cost of the betrayal of friends  and colleagues).'),
('81716',' Writer/director Jules Dassin portrayed Cesar only because the actor  that was hired encountered contract problems just prior to filming.'),
('81717',' The much imitated heist sequence is over 32 minutes long and  contains not a single line of dialogue or music. The production crew  and composer Georges Auric thought it would be a disaster to have  such a long sequence sans dialogue. Auric insisted that he allow him  to write a grand piece of music for the scene and he eventually did  on his own. Later Dassin played the part for Auric twice, once with  the score, once without. Auric turned to him and admitted, "Without  the music".'),
('81718',' Dassin claims his reasoning for the lengthy silence was realism. He  explains that this also reinforces their astonishing teamwork under  stress and that these men can, and carry these tasks out with no  need for words. They work in a state of complete silence where any  sound (like Jo bumping the piano) was their mortal enemy. Note that  Cesar wears ballet slippers during the heist.'),
('81719',' The film was made on an extremely small budget (so small that Dassin  claims people do not believe him when he tells them the amount),  which is why so many desperate (himself included) or inexperienced  people were hired for the production. The director claims that he  was so broke at the Cannes film festival in 1955 (where he won the  Best Director prize for the film) that, while watching one of the  producers play the casinos, he had to ask for some money to bet. He  then asked on what date had they began filming Rififi? When informed  of the date (the 18th), Dassin put all his money on 18 and won. He  says that his family managed to live off this money for a while.'),
('81720',' The jewels stolen during the heist were genuine ones loaned by  jeweler Jean Dusausoy, on condition they would be protected by the  police.'),
('81721',' Visa de contrôle en France # 16105.'),
('81722',' Both Chow Yun'),
('81723','fat and Andy Lau did their own card manipulations.'),
('81724',' The card marking technique used in the finale is an advanced form of  illuminous marking, using certain chemicals not visible to the naked  eye. To see the markings, you need a certain pair of glasses or  contact lens. However, as you can see in the final showdown, marking  cards doesnt always work.'),
('81725',' The God of Gamblers "card changing" technique is a form of  handmucking. The technique used in the film consisted of switching  cards from the same deck. However, not all of the steps are shown.'),
('81726',' The card game played is 5'),
('81727','card stud poker. It was popular among many  high'),
('81728','stakes gamblers in the US from the early 1900s to the early  1960s. While this game is still played privately in the US, its not  played that widely anymore. Also, the Asian & US rules are slightly  different.'),
('81729',' This movie started a new wave of Chinese gambling movies.'),
('81730',' The string of bad cards which Tony Leung gets after he gets  "hyptonized" by Chow Yun'),
('81731','fat (who palms away the top card of the  stacked deck, destroying the stack) is a joke. There is no real way  to switch cards like that. It was meant to serve a warning to those  who went to (or planned to) go to underground casinos (which thrive  in both China and Taiwan) that the player risked being cheated. Same  thing goes for the crooked roulette wheel at the sausage stand.'),
('81732',' Filmed on location in Taiwan. During the filming of entry of the  final showdown, thousands of locals lined up to cheer the entry of  Chow Yun'),
('81733','fat. The crowd got so big that they blocked traffic from  going through that area.'),
('81734',' The Taiwanese battleship shown when the refuge ship was spotted is  an actual battleship owned by the Taiwanese Navy. Its duty is to  patrol the waters and spot refuge ships like the one shown trying to  enter Taiwan illegally.'),
('81735',' The languages spoken by the Taiwanese group is Taiwanese and  Mandarin. The language spoken by the others is Cantonese. Although  Chow Yun'),
('81736','fat and Chingmy Yaus characters both speak Taiwanese and  Mandarin (and in real'),
('81737','life), they refuse to speak to Wu Hsing'),
('81738','kuos  character using those languages (usually the most appropriate thing  to do) since both sides were enemies. Therefore, they only spoke to  him in Cantonese.'),
('81739',' Instead of doing a proper sequel, Stephen Chow took his "Gambling  Saint" character into Wong Jings God of Gamblers franchise for two  subsequent features. The only true sequel/spin'),
('81740','off to All for the  Winner is the film The Top Bet, which cast Anita Mui as Sings  sister. Stephen Chow had a minor cameo in that film.'),
('81741',' At the time of its original release in Paris, France this film  played in 57 theaters in three weeks.'),
('81742',' The Ding Lik character first appeared as one of the main characters  of the 1980 TVB mobster drama The Bund. It was in that series that  Ray Lui (qv) originated the role of Ding Lik, which he reprised in  this film. Notably, Yun'),
('81743','Fat Chow (qv), the star of  _Du shen (1989)_ (qv), was also one of the primary stars of The  Bund, and his Bund character Hui Man Keung is mentioned in this  film, although the character does not appear in the film because he  is dead.'),
('81744',' First film by a foreign director (Dayyan Eng (qv)) to be nominated  for a "Best Picture" at the Chinese academy awards (2005).'),
('81745',' Portions of this movie featuring Jett, Joan (qv) were taken from  an unfinished musical'),
('81746','comedy, "Were All Crazy Now" (directed by  Bernard Girard).'),
('81747',' The film was done as a part of the Run and Gun competition for the  Great Lakes Film Festival. The film was shot in about 12 hours and  was edited and scored in about 10 more. Start to finish, it was  rehearsed, shot, edited, scored and premiered in about two and a  half days.'),
('81748',' Filming took only 21 days, and was shot entirely in Atlantic City,  Ventnor, Margate, Longport and Ocean City, New Jersey.'),
('81749',' This short documentary is featured on the 2'),
('81750','Disc Collectors Edition  DVD for _Commitments, The (1991)_ (qv), released in 2004.'),
('81751',' Short listed for an academy award nomination for best live action  short film in 2004'),
('81752',' THE DUBYA premiered at TromaDance 2005 in Utah. The movie was  subsequently included on Tromas "Best of TromaDance Volume 4" DVD.'),
('81753',' Lloyd Kaufman (the President of Troma Entertainment and the Creator  of The Toxic Avenger) states that "THE DUBYA is probably the best  movie ever made."'),
('81754',' THE DUBYA is the second short directed by Russian filmmaker Art  Kochukov during his stay in America. He previously collaborated with  producer Manoj Balraj and actor Christopher Thomas on THE AUDIT.'),
('81755',' The fiddle player in the orchestra is Goldie Hawns father Rut Hawn.'),
('81756',' Eleanor Powell (I) (qv)s last film.'),
('81757',' According to Chuck Jones (I) (qv), the revelation of the animator  in the ending is just for comedic value '),
('81758',' Jones (the director) is  speaking to the audience directly, asking "Who is Daffy Duck anyway?  Would you recognize him if I did THIS to him?"'),
('81759',' SPOILER: This cartoon nearly didnt get made because there was  resistance to the idea of using Bugs Bunny in such a limited role  near the end.'),
('81760',' SPOILER: Bugs Bunny needed to be used at the end, because no other  character had any kind of antagonism with Daffy (acquired by Bugs  over the course of the Hunting Trilogy in _Rabbit Fire (1951)_ (qv),  _Rabbit Seasoning (1952)_ (qv) and  _Duck! Rabbit, Duck! (1953)_ (qv)) and Elmer Fudd is not a competent  enough character '),
('81761',' an ironic point considering the next year Elmer  Fudd gets his animators shots at Bugs Bunny in  _Rabbit Rampage (1955)_ (qv).'),
('81762',' In animation historian Jerry Becks 1994 poll of animators, film  historians and directors, this cartoon was rated the second greatest  cartoon of all time.'),
('81763',' Tom dies in this cartoon. (He digs his own grave, smokes a final  cigarette, and then is crushed by a falling anvil.)'),
('81764',' Little Quacker is redesigned.'),
('81765',' At the time this was made, Mel Blanc (qv) was providing voices for  _"Buck Rogers in the 25th Century" (1979)_ (qv).'),
('81766',' Was going to be released theatrically in the USA with  _New York Minute (2004)_ (qv) but Warner Brothers canceled due to  the extreme failure of _Looney Tunes: Back in Action (2003)_ (qv)  theatrically.'),
('81767',' When this cartoon was released, it received the admiration of many  notable science fiction directors, including  Steven Spielberg (I) (qv) and George Lucas (qv). When  _Star Wars (1977)_ (qv) was re'),
('81768','released in theaters, the cartoon was  run preceding the feature at Lucas request.'),
('81769',' In animation historian Jerry Becks 1994 poll of animators, film  historians and directors, this cartoon was rated the fourth greatest  cartoon of all time.'),
('81770',' Was included with the Nintendo Entertainment System along with the  game _Super Mario Bros. (1985) (VG)_ (qv).'),
('81771',' The first game for the Nintendo Entertainment System that made use  of the systems Zapper Light Gun accessory.'),
('81772',' Although many people have tried, it is impossible to shoot the dog  that appears after you try to shoot the ducks.'),
('81773',' It is possible to use a magnifying glass to spread out a shot, and  even hit every spot on the screen at one time.'),
('81774',' Using a controller plugged into the port not used for the Zapper,  players can control the directions the ducks move.'),
('81775',' The entire production was completed in 10 days.'),
('81776',' An abridged 400ft version of this film survives in the UCLA Film and  Television Archives.'),
('81777',' Adapted from a sketch written by Laurel, Stan (qv)s father.'),
('81778',' Stan Laurel (qv) originally cast a Roach company stock player  named Syd Crossley (qv) to play Oliver Hardy (qv)s part. For  unknown reasons, Crossley failed to make the transition from script  to screen, and the rest is history.'),
('81779',' The first movie in which Laurel & Hardy appear in their "Stan and  Ollie" characters.'),
('81780',' Shortly before this film premiered, the city of Fredonia, New York,  complained about the use of its name with an additional "e". The  Marx Brothers response was: "Change the name of your town, its  hurting our picture."'),
('81781',' The mirror trick was previously used by Charlie Chaplin in  _Floorwalker, The (1916)_ (qv) and by Max Linder in  _Seven Years Bad Luck (1921)_ (qv).'),
('81782',' During the battle scene, Groucho wore five different uniforms: A  Union soldiers uniform, a Confederate generals uniform, a boy scout  troop leaders uniform, a Revolutionary War'),
('81783','era British generals  uniform, and a Davy Crockett outfit.'),
('81784',' Edgar Kennedy (qv) delivers his famous "slow burn" in a minor role  as a street vendor. In 1942 he played the lead in a short of his own  also called _Duck Soup (1942)_ (qv).'),
('81785',' This film marks the last appearance of Zeppo Marx (qv) in a Marx  Brothers film.'),
('81786',' Italian dictator Benito Mussolini (qv) banned the film from Italy  because he thought it was a direct attack on him. When news of this  reached the Marx Brothers, they were reportedly ecstatic.'),
('81787',' Despite the fact that this is considered the finest film the Marx  Brothers ever made, it was not considered a hit when first released,  although it was not the failure some sources claim it was.'),
('81788',' Harpo recreated the "mirror gag" with Lucille Ball (qv) on a  special episode of _"I Love Lucy" (1951)_ (qv).'),
('81789',' When asked what the political significance of this film was, Groucho  reportedly said, "What significance? We were just four Jews trying  to get a laugh."'),
('81790',' In the original script, Chicolini and Pinky were cousins and Bob was  Fireflys son.'),
('81791',' Groucho Marx (qv) offered the following explanation for the  movies title: "Take two turkeys, one goose, four cabbages, but no  duck, and mix them together. After one taste, youll duck soup the  rest of your life."'),
('81792',' Harpos character was originally named "Skippy" rather than "Pinky".'),
('81793',' Early drafts of the script included scenes in an opera house and  aboard a zeppelin.'),
('81794',' The fictitious country of Sylvania was called "Amnesia" in early  drafts.'),
('81795',' Vera was Trentinos niece in early drafts.'),
('81796',' An early draft of the script introduces Freedonias new dictator  Rufus T. Firefly as an agent for an ammunition company, which led to  lots of ammunition'),
('81797','salesman jokes and intertwined with the movies  war theme.'),
('81798',' The famous phrase "Well, who you gonna believe, me or your own  eyes?" is often referred to as a Groucho Marx (qv) quote, but its  really delivered by Chicolini (Chico Marx (qv)) while  impersonating Rufus T. Firefly (Groucho).'),
('81799',' According to Marx Bros. biographer Joe Adamson, the elaborate "All  Gods Chillun Got Guns" musical number was mostly improvised on the  set, as there is no reference to it in the movies final script.'),
('81800',' Firefly (Groucho Marx (qv)) says, "The headstrongs married the  armstrongs, and thats why darkies were born," a reference to a 1931  popular song "Thats Why Darkies Were Born", written by Ray  Henderson and Lew Brown and originally sung by Kate Smith (later, by  Paul Robeson).'),
('81801',' Premiere voted this movie as one of "The 50 Greatest Comedies Of All  Time" in 2006.'),
('81802',' The movies line "You know, you havent stopped talking since I came  here? You must have been vaccinated with a phonograph needle." was  voted as the #43 of "The 100 Greatest Movie Lines" by Premiere in  2007.'),
('81803',' In 2007, the American Film Institute ranked this as the #60 Greatest  Movie of All Time.'),
('81804',' This was the second movie titled Duck Soup in which Edgar Kennedy  appeared. The first was in 1933 with The Marx Brothers.'),
('81805',' From the Rod and Gun Series of documentaries about hunting and  fishing.'),
('81806',' Dijon has appeared once on the DuckTales cartoon series, in the  two'),
('81807','part episode "The Golden Goose".'),
('81808',' This was the first Walt Disney film released to theaters that was  animated, not by the Disney "Feature Animation" division, but by the  "Television Animation" division. This explains the notable  difference in quality between this film and other Disney animated  releases around the same time (e.g.  _Little Mermaid, The (1989)_ (qv),  _Beauty and the Beast (1991)_ (qv)). The TV Animation division has  since produced several other theatrical releases, such as  _Goofy Movie, A (1995)_ (qv) and _Return to Never Land (2002)_ (qv)  (with striking improvements in animation quality), as well as  numerous direct'),
('81809','to'),
('81810','video sequels for Disney features.'),
('81811',' First Disney animated movie to be spun off from a TV series'),
('81812',' When the triplets and Webby are breaking into the Bin to get back  the lamp, the code they use to enter in the "back door" is CASH.'),
('81813',' Dave Broadfoot (I) (qv)s role was originally written for  Gross, Paul (qv). Gross had to step out due to his commitment with  _Men With Brooms (2002)_ (qv)'),
('81814',' Many well'),
('81815','known Canadian TV personalities have cameos in this film,  including five members or former members of the popular comedy  troupe Royal Canadian Air Farce.'),
('81816',' Sixth episode in the Everyday Frauds 1'),
('81817','reel and 2'),
('81818','reel dramatic  series'),
('81819',' Its the first full'),
('81820','length digital movie shot entirely on Sony VX in  the Philippines.'),
('81821',' Released as a split reel along with the documentary  _OKalems Visit to Killarney, The (1912)_ (qv).'),
('81822',' This was the film that was being shown (and a spool of film  consequently was accidentally set alight) that caused the Glen  Cinema Disaster on 31 December 1929. 71 children died during the  disaster.'),
('81823',' This cartoon was re'),
('81824','issued with  _DuckTales: The Movie '),
('81825',' Treasure of the Lost Lamp (1990)_ (qv)  theatrically.'),
('81826',' The Jazz standard "Out of Nowhere" by Edward Heymen and Johnny Green  was introduced in this film.'),
('81827',' Irene Hervey (qv) appeared "by arrangement with  Metro'),
('81828','Goldwyn'),
('81829','Mayer.'),
('81830',' Director Danny Leiner (qv) has made comments that, despite  Leiners urging, Fabio (I) (qv) refused to have a goose hit him in  the face as he drove off at the end of his scene (which would have  been a reference to an incident where a goose hit Fabio (I) (qv)  in the face while on a roller'),
('81831','coaster).'),
('81832',' In the original script, the leader of the "hot alien chicks" was  supposed to say "blowjobs" instead of "pleasure" when they first  confront Jesse and Chester. It was later filmed as "oral pleasure,"  but was ultimately changed to just "pleasure" to maintain their  PG'),
('81833','13 rating. (The footage of the "oral" dialogue is included on the  DVD.)'),
('81834',' When Jesse and Chester are at the geek cult compound, everyone is  wearing the same style of black Vans sneakers. This is a reference  to the Heavens Gate cult who all wore the same style black Nikes.'),
('81835',' The Nordic Alien Dudes #1 and #2 are very similar to Rolf, Egon and  Arnold: Soldiers #1, #2 and #3; on the movie  _Mannequin: On the Move (1991)_ (qv), a movie on which  Kristy Swanson (qv) also appeared.'),
('81836',' The "car" is a Renault 5.'),
('81837',' There are Chinese characters on the sign for the Chinese  drive'),
('81838','through restaurant where the woman on the speaker always says,  "And then?" The characters, read "hai you ne" in Mandarin, can be  translated, "Is there anything else?" Or, as she says, "And then?"'),
('81839',' The films story came from a rejected live action  _"Beavis and Butt'),
('81840','Head" (1993)_ (qv) movie concept in the late'),
('81841','90s.'),
('81842',' Mark asks Jesse and Chester to email him via his website  www.freakincage.com. The web address led to a photo of Mark in his  cage. The link is now dead.'),
('81843',' The "Dude, wheres your car?"/"Wheres my car, dude?" dialogue is  taken from a scene in The Big Lebowski that occurs between John  Goodman and Jeff Bridges after they leave the bowling alley.'),
('81844',' Finnish premiere of the film was on a drive'),
('81845','in theater.'),
('81846',' The scene of Snidely Whiplash landing in Canada is a parody of the  famous footage of Douglas MacArthur (qv) walking ashore Leyte  Island, The Philippines after it was liberated in 1944.'),
('81847',' Celebrities referenced: Wayne Gretzky (qv), David Duchovny (qv),  Doris Day (I) (qv), Snoop Dogg (qv), Daphne Du Maurier (qv),  Dolores del Rio (qv), Dan Rather (qv), Dom DeLuise (qv),  Daniel Day'),
('81848','Lewis (qv).'),
('81849',' The film was never completed for financial reasons.'),
('81850',' An alternate Spanish version was announced but was never shot.'),
('81851',' Actor Rosario Borelli sings the title track “Saïda”, which he  composed with Ennio Morricone.'),
('81852',' Italian censorship visa #30272 delivered on 13 September 1938.'),
('81853',' Italian censorship visa #29676 delivered on 30 June 1937.'),
('81854',' The title role was actually intended for the  Gina Lollobrigida (qv), but she bowed out and Sophia Loren (qv)  was a last'),
('81855','minute replacement.'),
('81856',' Dario Argento (qv) originally wanted the film to be a  collaboration between four directors: himself,  George A. Romero (qv), John Carpenter (I) (qv) and  Wes Craven (qv). Carpenter and Craven pulled out so Argento and  Romero decided to tackle the project as a two'),
('81857','part story, each  directing their own segment separately.'),
('81858',' It was Julie Benz (qv)s first acting role and the first feature  film she starred in.'),
('81859',' Dario Argentos daughter, Asia Argento, dubbed many of the female  voices into Italian for the Italy release, including Julie Benzs  voice.'),
('81860',' The film uses the costumes and part of the scenes shot for the film  _Fiacre N. 13, Il (1947)_ (qv)'),
('81861',' Italian censorship visa #29382 dated 26 October 1936.'),
('81862',' Italian censorship cerificate # 11641 delivered on March 18th 1952'),
('81863',' During the chase, a parked sedan resembling a squad car is seen,  briefly raising Weaver, Dennis (I) (qv)s hopes, but it turns out  to be a service car for a pest exterminator named Grebleips...  "Spielberg" in reverse.'),
('81864',' Lucille Benson (qv) (Lady at Snakerama Gas Station) also appears  as a gas station attendant in Speilbergs _1941 (1979)_ (qv). Two  other characters Spielberg reused in his other movies are the  elderly couple in the car, who both featured as a couple in  _Close Encounters of the Third Kind (1977)_ (qv).'),
('81865',' There are seventeen notches on the headlight of the truck.'),
('81866',' David Manns car was a 1970 red Plymouth Valiant with California  license plate 149 PCE.'),
('81867',' Some of the scenes were later used as stock footage in an episode of  _"Incredible Hulk, The" (1978)_ (qv). Obvious scenes used were the  red Valiant slamming into the fence, the use of the same phantom  truck in new TV footage, and the use of a similar Valiant in new TV  footage.'),
('81868',' The phone number Dennis Weaver (I) (qv) dials to call his wife at  the gas station is not the standard "555" movie prefix but, at the  time, a valid number.'),
('81869',' While filming the shot where the truck drives off the cliff, a piece  of machinery designed to keep the truck traveling in a straight line  without a driver failed. Instead of calling a halt, the driver, who  had an important engagement the next day and didnt want to miss it,  stayed in the driving seat and only jumped out at the very last  second before the truck went over.'),
('81870',' When Carey Loftin (qv), the actor playing the truck driver, asked  Spielberg what his motivation was for tormenting the car driver,  Spielberg told him, "Youre a dirty, rotten, no'),
('81871','good son of a  bitch." Loftin replied, "Kid, you hired the right man."'),
('81872',' It was Dennis Weaver (I) (qv)s role in  _Touch of Evil (1958)_ (qv) that convinced Steven Spielberg that  he would be perfect for the role of David Mann.'),
('81873',' Unhappy by the discovery that footage from the movie was recycled in  _"Incredible Hulk, The" (1978)_ (qv), Steven Spielberg (I) (qv)  insisted that all his future contracts have a clause designed to  protect his films from being used as stock footage.'),
('81874',' Was shot in 13 days.'),
('81875',' All of it was shot on location.'),
('81876',' The license plate on the front of the truck are from the other cars  he has destroyed. Spielberg says, "The driver wanted to destroy a  car in every state."'),
('81877',' According to Richard Matheson (qv), he was inspired to write the  original short story "Duel" after an encounter with a tail'),
('81878','gating  truck driver on November 22, 1963, the day that John F. Kennedy was  assassinated.'),
('81879',' "Chucks Cafe" still exists today. A French Restaurant occupies the  original structure a few miles south of Acton, California.'),
('81880',' There is an elderly couple that drives by in a red car. The woman  yells at the man to keep driving. A similar couple in a red car acts  out the same ordeal in "Back To the Future," of which Spielberg was  the Executive Producer.'),
('81881',' The most expensive Iranian movie made to date.'),
('81882',' Ralph Stuart opened in the melodrama "By Right of Sword" at the  American Theatre on Broadway on January 18, 1904.'),
('81883',' Sarah Bernhardt (qv) speaks, making her the first actress to speak  in a film.'),
('81884',' Assistant director Tony Kelly disappeared while shooting second'),
('81885','unit  footage along the Zambesi River in Rhodesia. When the crews boat  overturned, the other two crew members were able to swim to safety  but Kelly, although the strongest swimmer of them all, disappeared  in the water. It is thought he was trying to save the camera  equipment and many theories were offered for the disappearance, the  most fearful being that he had been taken by crocodiles. No body was  ever found.'),
('81886',' Jones, Jennifer (I) (qv) scraped and cut herself quite badly  during the scene where she crawls over the rocks and dirt.'),
('81887',' The film was nicknamed "Lust in the Dust", which would later serve  as the inspiration for the film_Lust in the Dust (1985)_ (qv).'),
('81888',' The role of Pearl was originally written for Teresa Wright (qv),  as a departure from her girl'),
('81889','next'),
('81890','door image. However pregnancy  forced her to drop out.'),
('81891',' David O. Selznick (qv) reportedly spent $2,000,000.00, an unheard  of sum in 1946, on the promotion of this film.'),
('81892',' David O. Selznick (qv) had originally intended this property as  his artistic follow'),
('81893','up to _Gone with the Wind (1939)_ (qv). He  envisioned a lavish production with no expense spared, and  ultimately, he got his wish. Constant production delays, many caused  by Selznicks meddling and the hiring and firing of as many as seven  directors (including Selznick himself), as well as an extended  editing period to cut the film from its original 26'),
('81894','hour running  time, caused the budget to balloon to a then'),
('81895','horrifying sum of $6  million, plus an additional $2 million in marketing costs. Though  the film eventually did turn a profit, it effectively marked the end  of Sleznicks career.'),
('81896',' This films musical score was the subject of a famous soundstage  exchange between producer David O. Selznick (qv) and composer  Dimitri Tiomkin (qv). When Selznick first heard Tiomkins "love  theme", he was visibly disappointed and admonished the composer,  "You dont understand. I want real f**king music!" To which Tiomkin  angrily replied, "You f**k your way, I f**k my way. F**k you '),
('81897',' I  quit!" Their differences were eventually patched up, and Tiomkins  music was used in the final film.'),
('81898',' The film was never completed.'),
('81899',' The game actually dates back much further than its eventual 2000  release; it was originally a late'),
('81900','generation game for the 3DO  console. Little detail was ever released (other than a generic plot  about firemen throwing a party while the city burned), and the game  never made it to release. In 2003, a long trailer surfaced,  featuring many of the games cameos (including Mark Mothersbaugh and  the late Dr. Timothy Leary). Beyond that trailer, very little is  known, particularly what kind of gameplay (if any) the game would  have featured.'),
('81901',' This interview is featured on the DVD of  _Duellists, The (1977)_ (qv), released in 2002.'),
('81902',' The swords were hooked up to batteries to produce the sparks, and  Keitel, Harvey (qv) said he was heavily shocked more than once.'),
('81903',' During the scene where DHubert asks Adele to marry him, she starts  to laugh. This laughter was not intentional. According to director  Ridley Scott (qv), she actually has a hard time keeping a straight  face since one of the horses has a huge erection.'),
('81904',' Because of the limited budget, no sets or buildings were built at  all. Everything in the movie already existed.'),
('81905',' Michael Moriarty (qv) and Michael York (qv) were cast and later  fired by director Ridley Scott (qv) after contracts were signed  and money raised for the production. No reason for the firings was  ever given.'),
('81906',' This film is mock'),
('81907','documentary.'),
('81908',' The photos at the beginning of the film are from "the Iran'),
('81909','Iraq war  photo collection" by Kaveh Golestan.'),
('81910',' In 1987, on the set of _Barfly (1987)_ (qv), Faye Dunaway (qv)  told film critic Roger Ebert (qv) that she was originally cast in  the role of Stephanie Anderson.'),
('81911',' In the hotel scene with Scott Speedman and Maria Bello, Scott sits  with his shirt off. We see him wearing a gold necklace with a Broken  Heart pendant hanging on it... it is the other half of Gwyneths  necklace, the one she claims her father gave her on her 3rd  birthday. This is never explained in the movie.'),
('81912',' This was the only time Gwyneth Paltrow (qv) and her father  Bruce Paltrow (qv) worked together on a filmed project.'),
('81913',' Brad Pitt was originally signed on to play the role of Billy Hannan,  but after his engagement to Gwyneth Paltrow was called off, he  dropped out of the movie. This also cause filming to be delayed from  its original start date of September 1997.'),
('81914',' Italian censorship visa #30350 delivered on 17 October 1938'),
('81915',' When the producers could only pay him £10'),
('81916','15,000 for his role in the  film of his father'),
('81917','in'),
('81918','law Vrdoljak, Goran Visnjic refused to  receive any payment. In return he became one of the producers of the  film so he owns a part of the rights for the film.'),
('81919',' Submitted to American Academy of Motion Picture Arts for Oscar  nomination for Best Foreign Film, 2004.'),
('81920',' The movie was filmed at the same time as, and is a distillation of  scenes from, the Croatian TV series bearing the same name, _"Duga  Mracna Noc" (2005)_ . The TV series, consisting of 13, forty'),
('81921','five  minute long episodes, premiered on HRT (Croatias national  television station), at 9 PM (Croatian time) on Sunday February 6,  2005. All 50 episodes will air on consecutive Sundays at 9PM, on  HRT.'),
('81922',' Bong Revilla (qv) was introduced in this movie.'),
('81923',' This film is missing.'),
('81924',' Horne, Lena (qv) did not attend the June, 1938 NAACP charity  premiere in Pittsburgh because she was not paid for her work.'),
('81925',' Released as "Duke Nukem", the title was changed in later versions to  "Duke Nukum" because of an apparent copyright dispute with a  European company who owned a character also named Duke Nukem. It  later turned out that the other company didnt own the copyright at  all.'),
('81926',' Apogee and 3D Realms are the same Company. 3DR is a label used by  Apogee on 3d games since 1994.'),
('81927',' Dukes famous quotes about "kicking ass and chewing bubblegum" and  "hail to the king" come from horror movies _They Live (1988)_ (qv)  and _Army of Darkness (1993)_ (qv) respectively.'),
('81928',' In one of the levels, a female hostage is found trapped in a alien  type gel. When you get close to her, she lets out a faint, "Kill  me." This idea was sequenced directly from _Aliens (1986)_ (qv). By  Killing the girl, an alien appears, just like in the film.'),
('81929',' In one of the later levels set in Los Angeles, the ground shakes at  one point, and Duke says, "Aint afraid of no quake." This is a  reference to iD softwares upcoming competitor, Quake, which would  be released four months later a feature a far superior 3D engine  than the Build engine used to create Duke Nukem 3D.'),
('81930',' In the secret level "Freeway", an overturned car is on fire outside  a police building, with the number "54". This is a reference to the  TV show "Car 54, Where Are You?"'),
('81931',' Another poke at the competitor is when Duke finds a torn apart body  and says "Thats one doomed space marine". This references the games  Doom and Doom II from iD Software .'),
('81932',' First Game to feature full working mirrors.'),
('81933',' In the first level, a phone number (867'),
('81934','5309) is visible on a  bathroom wall, it is a reference to the 1982 hit song  "867'),
('81935','5309/Jenny" by Tommy Tutone.'),
('81936',' On the episode "The Birth", the level titled Shop'),
('81937','N'),
('81938','Bag is actually  based on a real chain of stores with the same name, that closed down  in the late 1990s.'),
('81939',' The game has been in development since 1997, using the Quake 2 game  engine. After missing an unofficial late'),
('81940','1998 release date (the  company has always claimed "When Its Done" as an official release  date), the company decided to restart the production of the game  with the Unreal engine. The game has since switched publishers, and  no examples of current work has been seen since the Electronic  Entertainment Expo of 2001.'),
('81941',' According to an Internet post made by a senior designer, all work  done before 2003, minus textures, has been scrapped and is in the  process of being redone. Since then, the designer has confirmed that  the texture work is also being redone.'),
('81942',' Officially started in 1997 and still not completed.'),
('81943',' Has won the number one spot in Wireds yearly Vaporware Awards  numerous times. In 2004, it was removed from the list and given a  "lifetime achievement" award because it had won so many times but in  2005 they decided to once again give it the top spot. They wrote no  other project on the list could possibly compete with something ten  years in the making and still not out.'),
('81944',' This film is believed lost. Please check your attic.'),
('81945',' The sound discs accompanying this film survive, and are held at the  UCLA Film and Television Archive.'),
('81946',' A print of this film survives in the UCLA Film and Television  Archives.'),
('81947',' This was filmed at the directors residence in Brooklyn.'),
('81948',' James Doohan (qv)s final film.'),
('81949',' Jessica Simpson (I) (qv), who plays Daisy Duke, beat out  Britney Spears (qv), Mandy Moore (II) (qv) and  Jessica Biel (qv) for the role.'),
('81950',' Jessica Simpson (I) (qv)s film feature debut'),
('81951',' Dolly Parton (qv) was offered the role of Pauline (according to  Jessica Simpson (I) (qv)) but turned it down.'),
('81952',' Paul Walker (I) (qv) and Ashton Kutcher (qv) were considered to  play the Duke boys. Anthony Anderson (I) (qv) was also considered  to play Boss Hogg.'),
('81953',' Filming commenced on 8 November 2004, 26 years almost to the very  day that shooting began for "One Armed Bandits," the first episode  of the original TV series _"Dukes of Hazzard, The" (1979)_ (qv).'),
('81954',' Many of the jumps and car chase scenes were filmed on a Louisiana  State University, Agricultural Research Station in Louisiana. The  Station was leased to Warner Brothers during the off season for  filming.'),
('81955',' One of the original cars from the 80s was used as a close'),
('81956','up car.  Its a converted 68 Charger to look like a 69 and the original  engine was replaced by a brand new Hemi engine. The car was used for  a few close'),
('81957','up scenes and then sent back to Warner Bros.'),
('81958',' In 2005, Warner Bros settled a lawsuit filed by representatives of  late film producer Robert Clark (I) (qv). Lawyers for the producer  claimed that when the studio bought the rights to Clarks film  _Moonrunners (1975)_ (qv) in order to make "The Dukes of Hazzard" TV  series, they bought the TV rights only, not the feature film rights.  The lawsuit attempted to hold up release of this film. The  settlement amount was reportedly $17.5 million.'),
('81959',' 26 Dodge Chargers were used for the making of this film. Several  1968 and 1970 Dodge Chargers were converted to look like 1969  Chargers. Only one Hemi Charger was used, the rest were 440s, 383s,  and a few small block 318s.'),
('81960',' Two Dodge Chargers were purchased for a total of $2, given that  after the making of the film they would be sold back to the original  owner for $1.25 a piece.'),
('81961',' The license plate on the General Lee is "CNH 320", just as it was in  the television show.'),
('81962',' The location for the drifting scene where the General Lee makes  several laps around a monument is actually Lee Circle in New  Orleans. In one shot, the camera angle is such that the statute of  General Robert E. Lee, himself, appears to be looking down upon the  General Lee as it passes.'),
('81963',' This film establishes that Cooter went on to become a Congressman,  which is what Ben Jones, the actor who plays Cooter, did in real  life.'),
('81964',' Enos spin off role is written into the reunion by explaining him as  a detective in L.A., which was his role in _"Enos" (1980)_ (qv)  Every episode ended with his writing to Daisy about what had  happened to him. In the reunion, he hands her all of the letters he  had written while in L.A.'),
('81965',' Jay Chandrasekhar (qv) was rumored to direct.'),
('81966',' Even though April Scott is portraying a younger version of Daisy  Duke in this prequel, shes 1 year older than Jessica Simpson, who  played Daisy in the original movie.'),
('81967',' Lux Radio Theatre version starring Zasu Pitts (qv) aired June,  1936.'),
('81968',' The original play opened in New York on 13 August 1921, with  Lynn Fontanne (qv) as the title character. The book Schuyler Van  Dyke is reading, "Nuts! An Intimate Glimpse Into the Life of the  American Peanut," originally was "Pschopathia'),
('81969','Sexualis," but was  changed at the request of the Hays office.'),
('81970',' Lux Radio Theatre version starring Zasu Pitts (qv) aired June,  1936.'),
('81971',' This movie was originally called "Mujhse Shaadi Karogi," but  director David Dhawan (qv) wanted it changed to sound more like a  Yashraj film which released this movie. They also wanted a reference  to _Dilwale Dulhania Le Jayenge (1995)_ (qv), whence the story was  loosely taken.'),
('81972',' Released in the US as a split reel along with the comedy  _No Place Like Home (1910)_ (qv).'),
('81973',' Jim Carrey (qv) chipped his tooth years earlier, but had the cap  removed for the film to make his character look more deranged.'),
('81974',' Jim Carrey (qv) refused to shoot an alternate ending of Harry and  Lloyd getting on the bus with the Tropicana girls.'),
('81975',' Production was shut down in Salt Lake City for a week when  Jim Carrey (qv) had surgery for a gallstone.'),
('81976',' After the guys pull the bill'),
('81977','paying stunt on Sea Bass, Harry asks  Lloyd where he got that idea. Lloyd tells him that he saw it in a  movie. This is a reference to the movie _Something Wild (1986)_ (qv)  in which Jeff Daniels (I) (qv) does the same thing to  Ray Liotta (qv).'),
('81978',' In order for Jeff Daniels (I) (qv) to attain Harrys frizzy hair,  during filming he was instructed to wash his hair only, and not to  use conditioner, blow dry it, or even comb it.'),
('81979',' The restaurant scene (with Seabass) was filmed in Ft. Morgan,  Colorado. However filmmakers originally wanted to film this scene at  a restaurant in Wiggins (about 15 miles west of Ft. Morgan) but  after viewing the script the owner refused.'),
('81980',' When Harry and Lloyd are in the car and Lloyd asks if he wants to  hear the most annoying sound in the world was not originally in the  script (you can tell by the look on Jeff Daniels (I) (qv) face).'),
('81981',' The bikini girl played by Anna Åberg actually speaks Swedish in the  bikini bus scene. She greets with "Hej allihopa" (Hey everybody) and  says goodbye with "Hejdå" (Bye).'),
('81982',' In the scene where Harry & Lloyd are escaping the "gas man", when  they are running out to the dog van, there is a guy in the  background urinating against a wall.'),
('81983',' Film debut of Harland Williams (qv).'),
('81984',' Filmed entirely in Austin, TX, in one day.'),
('81985',' Eleventh episode, second series, of The Gumps 2'),
('81986','reel comedy series'),
('81987',' Early on, South Park creators Trey Parker and Matt Stone were  lined up to write the prequel for $1.5 million. They later decided  to not work on the project and returned all of the money to New  Line.'),
('81988',' Lin Shaye (qv) was the only cast member to star in both the  original Dumb and Dumber and the sequel.'),
('81989',' Eric Christian Olsen (qv) was repeatedly denied the role of Lloyd  because the producers thought he was "too good'),
('81990','looking". It was only  after seeing some home'),
('81991','video footage of Eric in full make'),
('81992','up  improvising a scene with already'),
('81993','cast Derek Richardson (qv) that  they gave him the role.'),
('81994',' The twins at the end of the movie are the Felcher twins (one of  which is Freda). In _Dumb & Dumber (1994)_ (qv), Freda Felcher is  the girl that Lloyd slept with when she was dating Harry. "Freda  Felcher...from Cranston...yeah I remember...I mean I remember you  talking about her"'),
('81995',' The scenes in which the boys go on a field trip to a natural history  museum were filmed in the lobby of the Healey Building, a historic  neo'),
('81996','gothic high'),
('81997','rise in Downtown Atlanta, Georgia, which has never  been a museum. Several other scenes were filmed in the immediate  area of the building.'),
('81998',' Laura Kightlinger (qv) had a cameo in the beginning of the film as  one of Lloyds adoptive parents that was cut from the film.'),
('81999',' The truck that pulls in front of Jessica as she is chasing the short  school bus is hauling "Turbo Lax", the same laxative Lloyd gives  Harry in the original movie.'),
('82000',' Many of the young actors in the film were cast largely due to being  huge _Dumb & Dumber (1994)_ (qv) fans.'),
('82001',' In one scene, Lloyd is looking at a pottery magazine, sees a large  jug, and says to Harry, "Your mom has jugs like these!" to which  Harry replies, "Yeah, but hers were never in a magazine." In fact  Mimi Rogers (qv), who plays Harrys mother, posed for Playboy in  1993.'),
('82002',' First appearance of "Happy Hound," later (and better) known as  Droopy.'),
('82003',' Fifth episode in the Dane/Arthur 2'),
('82004','reel comedy series'),
('82005',' The only Disney animated feature film that has a title character who  doesnt speak.'),
('82006',' A very tightly budgeted, scripted, and produced film, because  Walt Disney (qv) needed the film to bring in much'),
('82007','needed revenue  after the expensive failures of _Pinocchio (1940)_ (qv) and  _Fantasia (1940)_ (qv). Final negative cost of Dumbo was $813,000  (making it the least expensive of all Disneys animated features),  and it grossed over $2.5 million in its original release (more than  _Pinocchio (1940)_ (qv)s and _Fantasia (1940)_ (qv)s original  grosses combined).'),
('82008',' This film and _Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs (1937)_ (qv) are the  only classic Disney films to use watercolored backgrounds (they were  used in this film because they were cheaper than the gouache and  oils used for _Pinocchio (1940)_ (qv) and _Bambi (1942)_ (qv)) and  the last time they were used until _Fantasia/2000 (1999)_ (qv).'),
('82009',' In December 1941, Time magazine planned to have Dumbo on its cover  to commemorate its success, but it was dropped due to the attack on  Pearl Harbor.'),
('82010',' Initially Walt Disney (qv) was uninterested in making this movie.  To get him interested, story men Joe Grant (qv) and  Dick Huemer (qv) wrote up the film as installments which they left  on Walts desk every morning. Finally, he ran into the story  department saying, "This is great! What happens next?"'),
('82011',' The first Disney movie for Sterling Holloway (qv) (the Stork) and  Verna Felton (I) (qv) (the Elephant Matriarch). Both would become  regulars in Disney animated films for the next thirty'),
('82012','five years.'),
('82013',' According to some sources this was Walt Disney (qv)s favorite  film made by his studios.'),
('82014',' During production there was a long and bitter animators strike, in  which half of the studios staff walked out. Some of the strikers  are caricatured as the clowns who go to "hit the big boss for a  raise".'),
('82015',' While trying to comfort Dumbo, Timothy says: "Lots of people with  big ears are famous!". Thats a joke with Walt Disney (qv)  himself, who did have big ears. The line also refers to  Clark Gable (qv), renowned for his charming looks and large ears.'),
('82016',' Mrs Jumbo (Dumbos mother) only speaks once when she says Dumbos  original name.'),
('82017',' The name of the circus (seen on a sign as the train leaves the  winter headquarters) is WDP Circus (Walt Disney Productions).'),
('82018',' Cels for _Dumbo (1941)_ (qv) are the rarest in the industry. The  animators, after the scene was safely "in the can", would strew the  used cels in the corridors and go sliding on them. In addition the  gray paint (used for so many of the elephant skins) would "pop" when  the cel was flexed. Many irreplaceable cels were destroyed this way.'),
('82019',' Walt Disney (qv)s distributor, RKO Radio Pictures, had qualms  about releasing this 64'),
('82020','minute feature as a major motion picture.  They tried to persuade Disney to either cut it to short'),
('82021','subject  length, extend it to at least 70 minutes, or have it released as a B  picture. Disney stood his ground, and the film was released as an A  picture as Disney intended.'),
('82022',' When the drunken Timothy is sliding down the staircase'),
('82023','shaped bubble  Dumbo has blown, his laugh is actually that of Mickey Mouse.'),
('82024',' When Jim Crow plucks the "magic" feather off of the little crows  tail, the crows yell is actually a snippet of dialogue from  _Reluctant Dragon, The (1941)_ (qv). The full line is the dragon  saying "Well, thats splendid!"'),
('82025',' This was the first Walt Disney Animated Classic released on  videocassette. Its first video release was in 1981 for rental only,  and put on sale in the summer of 1982. And it was repackaged in 1985  and 1989 and then 1994 and 2001, and the new release in 2006. Dumbo  has never went out of print. The longest Disney animated feature on  video to be in print since it came out.'),
('82026',' The film was originally planned as a 30'),
('82027','minute featurette before  Walt Disney (qv) assigned one of his producers,  Ben Sharpsteen (qv), to expand the idea into a feature.'),
('82028',' According to animation historian John Canemaker on the 2001 DVD  release commentary, Timothys line, "Lots of people with big ears  are famous," was recognized by audiences of 1941 as a reference to  Clark Gable. The line was also featured in the original theatrical  trailer.'),
('82029',' Theres a reference to "The Little Engine That Could". While Casey  Jr. is trying to get up a hill, the train sounds like its talking.  It says "I think I can, I think I can." Then when the train gets up  the hill and starts going faster, it changes to, "I thought I could,  I thought I could."'),
('82030',' The film was watched by 14 million viewers when it was first  broadcast on British TV on 9 November 1977'),
('82031',' The store that Steven buys his dummy at is called "Halloween  Adventure". It is located in New York City.'),
('82032',' The ventriloquist teacher in the classroom scene (Alan Semok (qv))  designed and built the films title character and also played  teacher in real life as Adrien Brody (qv)s personal trainer,  teaching Brody ventriloquism and puppet manipulation in a three week  crash course during preproduction.'),
('82033',' Dummy was shot, edited, the sound was recorded, edited, and mixed,  and the score was composed and recorded entirely at The Paramount  Theatre.'),
('82034',' A print of this film survives in the UCLA Film and Television  Archives.'),
('82035',' Filmed on location at the abandoned Maclaren Childrens Center, the  foster care facility on which the film is based.'),
('82036',' One of approximately 60 short films Selig produced for meat'),
('82037','packers  Armour & Co.'),
('82038',' The first non'),
('82039','short film shot entirely in the Jewish Autonomous  Region of the Russian Federation.'),
('82040',' Although Russian, the film is based on a novella written by an  American.'),
('82041',' In issue 71 of Your Sinclair magazine in November 1991, this game  was voted the 57th best game of all time.'),
('82042',' A mixture of live'),
('82043','action and animation.'),
('82044',' Scott, Ridley (qv) worked on bringing the film to the screen, but  was unsuccessful. Giger, H.R. (qv) (who worked with Scott on  _Alien (1979)_ (qv)) was hired as a production designer.'),
('82045',' The inspiration for the design of the stillsuits was the medical  textbook "Grays Anatomy".'),
('82046',' Two hundred workers spent two months hand'),
('82047','clearing three square  miles of Mexican desert for location shooting.'),
('82048',' One scene called for Duke Leto (Prochnow, Jürgen (qv)) to be  strapped to a black stretcher and drugged. During one take, a  high'),
('82049','powered bulb positioned above Prochnow exploded due to heat,  raining down molten glass. Remarkably, Prochnow was able to free  himself from the stretcher, moments before glass fused itself to the  place he had been strapped. During the filming of the dream  sequence, the Baron (McMillan, Kenneth (qv)) approached Leto, who  had special apparatus attached to his face so that green smoke would  emerge from his cheek when the Baron scratched it. Although  thoroughly tested, the smoke gave Prochnow first and second degree  burns on his cheek. This sequence appears on film in the released  version.'),
('82050',' The tendons visible when Paul hooks the worm were made from condoms.'),
('82051',' Some special effects scenes were filmed with over a million watts of  lighting, drawing 11,000 amps.'),
('82052',' Some scenes were filmed in the same location and at the same time as  scenes from _Conan the Destroyer (1984)_ (qv).'),
('82053',' Number of production crew came to a total of 1,700. Dune required 80  sets built upon 16 sound stages. More than 6 years in the making, it  required David Lynch (I) (qv)s work for three and a half years.'),
('82054',' Lynch disowned the television cut.'),
('82055',' Director David Lynch (I) (qv) and producer  Raffaella De Laurentiis (qv) arranged a screen test in New York  with Sean Young (I) (qv) for the role of Chani. Youngs agent  never told Young about the meeting, and she was in fact booked on a  flight that evening to Los Angeles. Lynch and De Laurentiis missed  their flight back to Los Angeles, and ended up catching the same  plane as Young. During the flight, De Laurentiis noticed Young and  told Lynch, "I bet that girls an actress." A stewardess told the  pair that her name was "Sean Young", and De Laurentiis confronted  Young about standing her and Lynch up. The misunderstanding sorted  out, the three ended up drinking champagne and reading the script  together upon returning to Los Angeles.'),
('82056',' John Hurt (qv) was offered the part of Dr Yueh.'),
('82057',' The name "Judas Booth" that appears as the screenwriter in the  extended TV cut, is a combination of Judas, the apostle that  betrayed Jesus Christ, and John Wilkes Booth,  Abraham Lincoln (I) (qv)s killer. With this in'),
('82058','joke,  David Lynch (I) (qv) meant that the studio betrayed him and killed  the film. The directors credit is the usual in these cases  Alan Smithee (qv).'),
('82059',' Patrick Stewart (I) (qv) replaced Aldo Ray (qv).'),
('82060',' It took two weeks to film Max von Sydow (qv)s role'),
('82061',' During the films original release, "cheatsheets" explaining much of  the movies setting and its more obscure vocabulary were handed out  to moviegoers at some theatres.'),
('82062',' The first movie to feature a computer'),
('82063','generated human form, for the  bodyshields.'),
('82064',' The theatrical version of this film is the only version of Dune,  including the novel and the miniseries, where Thufir Hawat survives.  A scene of Thufirs death was filmed, but was cut.'),
('82065',' Original director Ridley Scott (qv) left the production after his  older brother suddenly passed away. Scott wanted to start working as  soon as possible, but Dune would take far to long to reach  production. Scott decided to leave the project in favor of  _Blade Runner (1982)_ (qv), which was ready to start production  immediately.'),
('82066',' Feyd'),
('82067','Rautha and The Beast Rabban are men of very few words: as the  latter, Paul L. Smith (qv) speaks only 34 of them during the  entire movie; as the former, Sting (qv) says a mere 90. And thats  in the three'),
('82068','hour version of the film.'),
('82069',' Glenn Close (qv) turned down the role of Lady Jessica, not wanting  to play "the girl who is always running and falling down behind the  men".'),
('82070',' David Lynch (I) (qv) was originally signed to do two sequels to  this film. The box office failure insured that the plans never came  to fruition.'),
('82071',' Patrick Stewart (I) (qv) said the stillsuit was the most  uncomfortable costume he had ever worn.'),
('82072',' David Lynch (I) (qv) has said he considers this film the only real  failure of his career. To this day, he refuses to talk about the  production in great detail, and has refused numerous offers to work  on a special edition DVD. Lynch claims revisiting the film would be  too painful an experience to endure.'),
('82073',' CAMEO(Michael Bolton (qv)): One of the drummers shown during Paul  and Feyds duel.'),
('82074',' David Lynch (I) (qv) turned down the chance to direct  _Star Wars: Episode VI '),
('82075',' Return of the Jedi (1983)_ (qv) to direct  _Dune (1984)_ (qv).'),
('82076',' Alejandro Jodorowsky (qv) had originally planned on filming Dune  in the early'),
('82077','70s, and had enlisted the help of Jean Giraud (qv)  and H.R. Giger (qv) to create the movies visual style.  Salvador Dalí (qv) was enlisted to play the part of the Emperor,  and Jodorowsky also intended to cast his own son  Brontis Jodorowsky (qv) as Paul, David Carradine (qv) as Duke  Leto, Orson Welles (qv) as the Baron, and Gloria Swanson (qv) as  the Benne Geserit Reverend Mother. The soundtrack was to be done by  Pink Floyd (qv). According to Jodorowsky, "The project was  sabotaged in Hollywood. It was French and not American. Their  message was not Hollywood enough. There was intrigue, plunder. The  storyboard was circulated among all the big studios. Later, the  visual aspect of _Star Wars (1977)_ (qv) strangely resembled our  style. To make _Alien (1979)_ (qv), they called Moebius [Giraud],  Foss, Giger, OBannon, etc. The project signaled to Americans the  possibility of making a big show of science'),
('82078','fiction films, outside  of the scientific rigor of _2001: A Space Odyssey (1968)_ (qv). The  project of Dune changed our lives." Jodorowsky also planned on  making numerous changes to the source material, including making  Duke Leto a eunuch and the spice a blue sponge. Author  Frank Herbert (qv) openly despised these concepts.'),
('82079',' DIRCAMEO(David Lynch (I) (qv)): A radio operator on the mining  ship that Paul and Duke Leto Atreides rescue from a sandworm.'),
('82080',' The musical instrument played by Patrick Stewart (I) (qv), the  "baliset", is actually a Chapman Stick, an electric guitar and bass  created in the 70s by Emmett Chapman (qv), who plays the music we  hear.'),
('82081',' This film had an exhausting effect on Kar Wai Wong (qv). While on  hiatus during the editing process he wrote and shot  _Chung hing sam lam (1994)_ (qv) (Chungking Express) to "clear his  head".'),
('82082',' Sammo Hung hired a personal trainer to help slim him down so he  could more easily perform some of the acrobatic kicking combinations  which he had devised for the project with his stunt team.'),
('82083',' Most of the sequences in this movie were filmed for real, with the  actors actually making full physical contact during the fight  scenes.'),
('82084',' In town of Glacern, the mule seller is running a business called the  Frozen Yak. This was based on a prank perpetrated by Cavedog  Entertainment on April Fools Day in 1998. Just for the day, Cavedog  revamped their website and announced they were changing their name  to Frozen Yak Entertainment. Prior to the foundation of Gas Powered  Games, Chris Taylor, Neal Hallford, Jeremy Soule, and several other  Dungeon Siege staff worked for Cavedog Entertainment.'),
