In The Royal Tenenbaums, we meet "Dusty" (Seymour Cassel) as an elevator operator at the Royal Palace Hotel. He seems to have a very congenial relationship with Royal Tenenbaum. Later, Royal asks for "Dr. McClure" to be called to the house to respond to a medical incident. Dusty shows up, in a wh...
1980's or 1990's movie. Language is english and I think made in the US.
I think the family consisted of a father, mother, a son and daughter. I think the house where the family, and the insane father and son, are living is near a lake.
Story Points:
One scene of the movie has the insane fath...
At the end of Blair Witch, James tells Lisa that if they don't look at the Blair Witch, then it can't kill them. James, who was facing the corner, ended up being tricked by the Blair Witch, who used Heather's voice to make him turn around. At that point he presumably saw the Blair Witch and met...
Many movies have scenes where a man is tied to rope which is tied from a vehicle and he is dragged for a while.
Road usually have rough surface and may contain obstructions like stones. If a person falls from his vehicle on the road, he gets several injuries.
So, how do they film car drag scene...
The 1997 film, Titanic portrays Rose DeWitt Bukatter and her fiance, Caledon Hockley aboard the R.M.S Titanic and the love triangle involving them and Jack Dawson.
The movie is set in 1912. I was under the assumption that society was far more strict on an engaged couple than now. I always thou...
In continuation of quarterly rewards for the best answer and parallel to our favorite questions/answers poll, I'd ask the community for the best answers from the past quarter to get an additional reward:
Please link to an answer which was created from July 1st 2016 through September 30th 2016 a...
It seems there was a correct answer under Movie about ability to touch objects and know its past.
Since I can't see who wrote it, I hesitate to recreate it - after all is was user John who came up with the solution.
How true is that., when i googled I don't find much info about that. Is that made up for film or do Germans gesture like that.
It seems hard to believe that MacKenzie McHale would retain her very English accent in view of her many years spent with Americans. She seems to identify closely with the USA. Is there an obvious reason why she would have retained her English accent so firmly?
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