Indy-Cast Trivia II

[Rocket Surgeon]

Indy was originally slated to be an alcoholic,and drank many things throughout the movies including drugged blood. What one drink is on Indy's Tab in each of the movies and what was it he took away from Mutt?

Hint: one of the movies does not show the act of imbibing but it's consumption is MORE than insinuated!

:dead:

[The Drifter]

Indy was originally slated to be an alcoholic,and drank many things throughout the movies including drugged blood. What one drink is on Indy's Tab in each of the movies and what was it he took away from Mutt?

Hint: one of the movies does not show the act of imbibing but it's consumption is MORE than insinuated!

:dead:

Indy had or wanted whiskey in each movie?
And, it was a beer Mutt wanted, but Indy put back.

[DoomTown]

Indy was originally slated to be an alcoholic,and drank many things throughout the movies including drugged blood. What one drink is on Indy's Tab in each of the movies and what was it he took away from Mutt?

Hint: one of the movies does not show the act of imbibing but it's consumption is MORE than insinuated!

:dead:


Champagne!!!!;)
And yes, Indy does take a beer away from Mutt...

[DoomTown]

Next question? :confused:

[Rocket Surgeon]

Although the Brotherhood is named Cruciform Sword, the Symbol Tattooed on Brother Kazim does not incorporate the shape of a sword. Cruciform means having the shape of a cross and this it does; called a Tri-Bar Cross' or sometimes 'Byzantine', 'Eastern" or 'Orthodox' Cross.

What does the Tri-Bar Cross design represent in The Last Crusade?
Where else can the symbol be seen in the film and
which is the only one that includes the shape of a sword in it's design?

:dead:

[DoomTown]

I'll just sit this one out...;)

[Jorbex]

I'll just sit this one out...;)
That's two of us...

[Rocket Surgeon]

Streisand cameo urban legend or real?


:dead:

[metalinvader]

Streisand cameo urban legend or real?


:dead:


Oh,It exist.Moedred has posted screenshots on his LJ.
http://moedred.livejournal.com/6484.html

[Rocket Surgeon]

Oh,It exist.Moedred has posted screenshots on his LJ.
http://moedred.livejournal.com/6484.html

Did you get the answer to post 5?

[Rocket Surgeon]

Although the Brotherhood is named Cruciform Sword, the Symbol Tattooed on Brother Kazim does not incorporate the shape of a sword. Cruciform means having the shape of a cross and this it does; called a Tri-Bar Cross' or sometimes 'Byzantine', 'Eastern" or 'Orthodox' Cross.

What does the Tri-Bar Cross design represent in The Last Crusade?
Where else can the symbol be seen in the film and
which is the only one that includes the shape of a sword in it's design?

[Rocket Surgeon]

This version of the cross is unique in it's depiction of the Grail itself.
The curved top bar symbolizes the Grail Cup.
The symbol is visible throughout the film in the Grail Diary, only partially on the Grail Tablet in Walter Donovan's collection. It also appears on the Stained Glass window in the Venice Library, the Second Marker; Sir Richards Shield, Kazim and other brother's tattoos and clothes, and the Grail Knight's Tunic.
The one design which incorporates the sword can be seen as Elsa Schneider crosses the Great Seal.

[Rocket Surgeon]

In Lawrence Kazdan's early drafts of Raiders, Toht's name was Belzig and Dietrich's name was "Shliemann." Characters would be added and characters would be amalgamated or dropped, like Calvin Stansbury or Jules Spencer, however the name Shlieman survived all the way to the DVD releases. Where is Col. Deitrich referred to as Schliman?

[Rocket Surgeon]

As Belloq maligns his associates as the type to " use a bulldozer to find a china cup" he discovers Indy's non-union sub-contractors violating Nazi labor laws and he calls to Deitrich demanding " Colonel, wake your men". This was likely a change made during ADR, as the Closed Captioning, most likely completed from an early script and or cut, reads "Shlieman! Wake your men. "

[Rocket Surgeon]

Have you ever felt as though you're being watched? Have you ever been
un-nerved by the feeling that the eyes of a painting are following
you? Though a handful come close, only a few characters break the
proverbial 4th wall and acknowledge the audience. Which characters go
beyond merely gazing into the camera?

[xxIndyxVogelxx]

doesnt willie do that in the beginning of ToD at the end of her song? or is it just me...:confused:
i was only watching it on youtube, so the film wasnt exactly highDef, and it could have also been what lucas and spielburg wanted...wow im really contradicting myself here...
idk about other characters, tho...

[Rocket Surgeon]

doesnt willie do that in the beginning of ToD at the end of her song? or is it just me...:confused:
i was only watching it on youtube, so the film wasnt exactly highDef, and it could have also been what lucas and spielburg wanted...wow im really contradicting myself here...
idk about other characters, tho...

Willie is one!

Hint: you don't have to LOOK into the camera to break the forth wall!

Come on Crystall Skull Fans!

[Goonie]

Willie is one!

Hint: you don't have to LOOK into the camera to break the forth wall!

Come on Crystall Skull Fans!

Must be Oxley.

[Rocket Surgeon]

Must be Oxley.
explain...when, where, how?

[Goonie]

explain...when, where, how?

Two scenes I can think of is when he pulls out the skull to fend off the ants, and when he does the same thing with the Ugha warriors.

[Rocket Surgeon]

Two scenes I can think of is when he pulls out the skull to fend off the ants, and when he does the same thing with the Ugha warriors.

How does he acknowledge us...the audience?

[xxIndyxVogelxx]

hmm i gotta go rewatch the movie

[Goonie]

How does he acknowledge us...the audience?

Stares stoned-like, as if someone from the audience handed him a doobie and he just inhaled. :whip:

[Rocket Surgeon]

Stares stoned-like, as if someone from the audience handed him a doobie and he just inhaled. :whip:

nope...got to do something to break the fourth wall

[WillKill4Food]

nope...got to do something to break the fourth wall
He apologizes for the general crappiness of the movie by babbling incoherently in a forgotten Mayan tongue?

...

Just tell us already. :rolleyes:

[Attila the Professor]

Are you going for, perhaps, Mac's "This is very dangerous"?

[Finn]

Dunno about Oxley, but I think that Indy's 'Damn, I thought that was closer' when he crashes through the truck windshield at least taps the fourth wall, if doesn't essentially break it, considering the audience is technically the only party "present" to whom he has to explain that mishap.

[Gear]

No, It seems Oxley had a moment where he does this. A senior moment, if you will. I remember that I was a tad bothered by the cinematic awkwardness of it. If my memory serves me right, it's while they're in Akator right before the natives attack the group.

[Rocket Surgeon]

Mac Breaks the fourth wall, but not in those moments...where, when, how?

[xxIndyxVogelxx]

wait, how about vogel? doesn't he acknowledge the camera when the kubelwagon is about to crash into the tank?

[Rocket Surgeon]

Though a handful come close, only a few characters break the proverbial 4th wall and acknowledge the audience. Which characters go beyond merely gazing into the camera?

Although Pat Roach's German Mechanic looks directly into the camera and
Toht gives us all the high sign as he answers Indy's rhetorical question...
Willie, singing in Cantonese, gives us all a wink and after tripping
the light fantastic, a smile, gestures played to the audience.

While the Pilot who follows Indy and his old man into the tunnel flys and the Interdimentional Creature in Akator leans into the camera...
Mac takes it a bit further and actually points directly at us as he
explains that we pay, a nice little play on words and fun poke at
capitalism being the reason we're all here, cast crew and audience
once again.

[Rocket Surgeon]

John Williams has used unconventional instruments in past compositions such
as an electric guitar in Attack of the Clones. What instrument used in the
movies "War of the Worlds" and "Superman Returns" does he utilize for
Kingdom of the Crystal Skull ?

[Goonie]

John Williams has used unconventional instruments in past compositions such
as an electric guitar in Attack of the Clones. What instrument used in the
movies "War of the Worlds" and "Superman Returns" does he utilize for
Kingdom of the Crystal Skull ?

PVC pipes like the Blue Man Group...:rolleyes:

I remember reading the name of the instrument somewhere, can't remember what it's called though.

[Stoo]

John Williams has used unconventional instruments in past compositions such
as an electric guitar in Attack of the Clones. What instrument used in the
movies "War of the Worlds" and "Superman Returns" does he utilize for
Kingdom of the Crystal Skull ?Let me guess...a theramin, perhaps?:confused:

Those "broken 4th wall" items are LAME! They are all point-of-view shots.

[Rocket Surgeon]

Those "broken 4th wall" items are LAME! They are all point-of-view shots.


Read it again, a little more carefully...maybe out loud.:rolleyes:

[Attila the Professor]

Read it again, a little more carefully...maybe out loud.:rolleyes:

I'm still not buying it.

[Rocket Surgeon]

I'm still not buying it.

Jeeze, I'll spell it out

Willie broke the fourth wall, she winked to the audience...

Mack pointed at the audience and said "they pay"

[Attila the Professor]

And I say, Mr. Condescending, that you're trying a bit too hard, as that's both where Willie's audience and Mac's employers are within the film.

We <I>understand</I> you, we just disagree.

[Gear]

I'll chime in to say that I understand and somewhat agree with the Surgeon.

Willie's audience and Mac's employers are within the film.

True. But it seems to me that Willie's bit was there to include us while Mack's carried a statement within. Whatever.


Next one if you must.

[Rocket Surgeon]

And I say, Mr. Condescending, that you're trying a bit too hard,

What I said to Stoo was condescending, I thought I was being nice to you...c'est la vie. It's not really that hard...


as that's both where Willie's audience and Mac's employers are within the film

Nice try go check it out again...if Spalco 12 o'clock high on the dial Mack is pointing across Indy's line of sight...and POSSIBLY at the 2 soldiers at the far right of Indy. But definitely at us.


Next one if you must.

Allready posted one...

[Rocket Surgeon]

John Williams has used unconventional instruments in past compositions such
as an electric guitar in Attack of the Clones. What instrument used in the
movies "War of the Worlds" and "Superman Returns" does he utilize for
Kingdom of the Crystal Skull ?

[Rocket Surgeon]

John Williams has used unconventional instruments in past compositions such
as an electric guitar in Attack of the Clones. What instrument used in the
movies "War of the Worlds" and "Superman Returns" does he utilize for
Kingdom of the Crystal Skull ?


Continuum Fingerboard

[Rocket Surgeon]

Belloq recites a prayer in Aramaic prior to the opening of the ark. The
theme of this prayer is, in a strange sort of Indiana Jones synergy, the
motto of the US and was added to US paper currency in 1957 due in large part
to "Ike", General Dwight D. Eisenhower.

If you can translate the prayer, God bless, but all you need do is state the
motto.

[Rocket Surgeon]

Belloq recites a prayer in Aramaic prior to the opening of the ark. The
theme of this prayer is, in a strange sort of Indiana Jones synergy, the
motto of the US and was added to US paper currency in 1957 due in large part
to "Ike", General Dwight D. Eisenhower.

If you can translate the prayer, God bless, but all you need do is state the
motto.

The theme of the prayer and US motto is "In God We Trust" originally printed in the US on the 1864 two cent coin. The Aramaic Herald ran a short piece on this prayer citing movies that feature the language including Harry Potter. It's one place you can find it translated.

[Rocket Surgeon]

You all know and love this man's work, but do you know him? The Star Wars Main Titles were his first notes as member of the London Symphony Orchestra and John Williams has stated how he subsequently wrote with him in mind for Indiana Jones as well as Superman. Who is this man?

[Rocket Surgeon]

The LSO's Principal Trumpet for 30 years, Maurice Murphy is one of the best known, most admired and loved trumpeters in the world. Recently retired, The London Symphony Orchestra produced a tribute with many of his colleagues including John Williams to discuss some of his greatest moments playing.

It can be found at: http://lso.co.uk/mauricemurphy.

[Rocket Surgeon]

892

Whose paintings were the basis for the design of The Ark of the Covenant, who is the artist who produced the image Indy shows to Eaton and Musgrove, and where does the other painting of the Ark appear in Raiders?

[Rocket Surgeon]

892/980
Whose paintings were the basis for the design of The Ark of the Covenant, who is the artist who produced the image Indy shows to Eaton and Musgrove, and where does the other painting of the Ark appear in Raiders?

Ralph McQuarrie provided the illustration of the Ark of the Covenant, made to resemble an etching, as seen in Indy's Bible in Raiders of the Lost Ark.

His work and the actual prop were based on paintings by French artist James Tissot

http://farm4.static.flickr.com/3508/3458600395_b90ce24bbe.jpg

The other painting of the Ark is visible on the far wall as " the sun hits the Map Room."

[Rocket Surgeon]

980

As a young boy, George Washington hoped to learn how to act like a proper eighteenth-century Virginia gentleman by copying the 110 "Rules of Civility" from a text by John T. Phillips. Which rule makes it to The Last Crusade?

Hint: The mailing address on the Grail Diary cannot be seen in the movie, neither can this minutia. If you've enjoyed the recent reading material flooding the bookstores since last May and you've paid close attention to the clues, a tenacious Indy Fan will make short work of this.

Remember Luceno for next time, pay attention to the fine print.

[Rocket Surgeon]

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As a young boy, George Washington hoped to learn how to act like a proper eighteenth-century Virginia gentleman by copying the 110 "Rules of Civility" from a text by John T. Phillips. Which rule makes it to The Last Crusade?

Rule number 22: Show not yourself glad at the misfortune of another, though he were your enemy

Just as the mailing address on the Grail Diary cannot be seen in the movie, neither can the text on Henry Sr's bookmarks.
However, James Luceno's book: Indiana Jones the Ultimate Guide provides the closer look at Henry Sr's tome, another facet to his character and the answer.

[Rocket Surgeon]

Although Igor wields a whip in Young Frankenstein,and reminisces about the good old days with dad, it's too great a leap to insinuate he was any inspiration for the character of Indiana Jones, however one of his lines in the Mel Brooks Masterpiece was transplanted to Indy's good friend and assistant in the desert. What classic comedy line was revived/reworked for the greatest adventure movie ever?

[The Drifter]

Although Igor wields a whip in Young Frankenstein,and reminisces about the good old days with dad, it's too great a leap to insinuate he was any inspiration for the character of Indiana Jones, however one of his lines in the Mel Brooks Masterpiece was transplanted to Indy's good friend and assistant in the desert. What classic comedy line was revived/reworked for the greatest adventure movie ever?

Through the modern wonder that is IMDB, I believe that I have found the line in question.
"Wait Master, it might be dangerous... you go first."

[Rocket Surgeon]

Through the modern wonder that is IMDB, I believe that I have found the line in question.
"Wait Master, it might be dangerous... you go first."
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That is correct...

While exploring the long sealed and forgotten depths of Castle Frankenstein,Marty Feldmen's Igor warns his Master that going through the next door might be "too dangerous" and then tells him, "you go first". Sallah, Indy's Igor of sorts, takes pause to warn his good friend about the perils of asps.

[Rocket Surgeon]

When directing, Stephen Spielberg would often use metaphors to express himself or to convey his point: What did Steven Spielberg equate to a Busby Berkley dance and what did he equate to June Taylor Dancers?

Hint: both scenes utilized the most basic low tech film effect, and I hesitate to call the effect special.

[so wah mu]

[QUOTE=Rocket Surgeon]

http://farm4.static.flickr.com/3508/3458600395_b90ce24bbe.jpg

QUOTE]

You have to be S H I T T I M me?

[Rocket Surgeon]

[QUOTE=Rocket Surgeon]http://farm4.static.flickr.com/3508/3458600395_b90ce24bbe.jpg[QUOTE]You have to be S H I T T I M me?

Here in the States it's called a Cleveland Steamer, just curb your dog...make sure you wipe it all up.

[so wah mu]

...sorry this is off topic but in regards to irresponsible dog owners allowing their pooches to foul in public places, i couldn't aggree more. If i had my way the crime would be punnishable by means of death. Owners -not dogs.

Apologies once again for imposing my values, but it is just WRONG!! NO, REALLY!!!

:down: :down: :down:


...i'll just go now.



#shuffles off stage left#

[Rocket Surgeon]

When directing, Stephen Spielberg would often use metaphors to express himself or to convey his point: What did Steven Spielberg equate to a Busby Berkley dance and what did he equate to June Taylor Dancers?

Hint: both scenes utilized the most basic low tech film effect, and I hesitate to call the effect special.

[so wah mu]

Here in the States it's called a Cleveland Steamer, just curb your dog...make sure you wipe it all up.[/QUOTE]

You guys set me up from the off didn't you? Focus so wah focus!!

Still, the latter post holds sway. I meant upon 'pain of death', not means. But fluff the small stuff.

That was actually quite funny.

[Rocket Surgeon]

You guys set me up from the off didn't you? Focus so wah focus!!Still, the latter post holds sway. I meant upon 'pain of death', not means. But fluff the small stuff.That was actually quite funny.

No sweat, glad you got it, (the joke that is).;) :up:

For the record, you stepped into it yourself...

[Rocket Surgeon]

As you may have expected the opening of Temple of Doom presented Steven Spielberg with a great opportunity. He explains that he had always been a frustrated musical director and that "You can't help doffing your cap at Busby Berkley whenever you have a line of dancing girls with beautiful legs in sequin costumes in a kind of syncopated rhythm...it's impossible...". He would employ an effect as old as film itself when he simply ran the dancer's split in reverse to get them back on their feet.

The difficult half of the question regards the snakes guarding the Ark. While panning over the floor of the Well of Souls you can still see it, snakes tied head to tail like linked sausages being pulled along in one of the most low tech effects that you'll ever see. Pay special attention to the unusual movements of the snake moving to the torch Indy drops.

Even though he wasn't a fan of the not so special effect, the brief moment made the cut as Spielberg describes the fake snakes as June Taylor dancers on a string in Star Wars Insider 54, the Double sided Raiders Anniversary Issue.

[Rocket Surgeon]

Northern Illinois University archeology professor Winifred Creamer said "Indiana Jones is the worst thing to happen to archeology and walks a fine line between an archaeologist and professional looter." Who shares her opinion in each film?
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[Rocket Surgeon]

Northern Illinois University archeology professor Winifred Creamer said "Indiana Jones is the worst thing to happen to archeology and walks a fine line between an archaeologist and professional looter." Who shares her opinion in each film?

Belloq has obviously spread this ugly rumour to the Hovitos and later objects to Indy giving mercenaries a bad name.
Major Eaton diplomatically questions and answers: "how does one say it? Obtainer of rare antiquities"
Indy himself describes the Shankara Stones as Fortune and Glory.
Willie accusingly asks Indy his motive for recovering the Shankara Stones and proposes Fortune and Glory which shorty confirms.
Chatter Lal mentions vicious rumours, Honduras and the Sultan of Madagascar's desire to cut off Indy's misunderstanding.
The small town Utah Sheriff promises the rightful owner [of the Cross of Coronado] wouldn't press charges if [Indy]gave it back.
Panama Hat declares: "this is the second time I've had to reclaim my property." and
Marion tells Mutt that Indy is some kind of grave robber and Indy nearly proves it over a Conquistador's knife.

Not great company, but let's hope Dr. Creamer's interpretations of past cultures are more insightful than her take on our pulp hero. The darkest movie shows Indy's adult motives begin to evolve from selfish to selfless. In her defence, Willie didn't see it either when she taunts, "you could have kept it, ...it would have given you your fortune and glory."

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[Rocket Surgeon]

The London Symphony Orchestra has a long association with John Williams and his Music. Although they only performed John Williams' Score for Raiders of the Lost Ark, the LSO has recorded some of John Williams post Raiders Indy themes.

What album and which song(s) can you hear the "Brittish Brass" ride with Indy once again?

[Rocket Surgeon]

The London Symphony Orchestra has a long association with John Williams and his Music. Although they only performed John Williams' Score for Raiders of the Lost Ark, the LSO has recorded some of John Williams post Raiders Indy themes.1309

What album and which song(s) can you hear the "Brittish Brass" ride with Indy once again?
John Williams Greatest Action Hits: A Tribute by The London Symphony Orchestra has some Gems and Shining moments but some of the arrangements are the dirt you must sift through to get to them. To hear the experience and cohesive skill of these musicians and their instruments deliver Temple of Doom themes is a marked difference from the hired guns used on previous releases. You can feel the absence of John Williams in the same manner you can feel the absence of Roger Waters from Pink Floyd...direction. I won't offer the obligatory Lennon McCartney metaphor.

[Rocket Surgeon]

The term McGuffin coined by famed director Alfred Hitchcock was adopted by Spielberg and Lucas to describe the central motivation for each film, The Ark, The Stones, The Grail and The Skull. Which other Hitchcock influence is emulated in The Temple of Doom? Hint: Many refer to it as his Cinematic Signature.

[Rocket Surgeon]

Many of Hitchcock's films include cameo appearances by Hitchcock
himself: he would be seen for a brief moment in a wheelchair in an
airport, or as a recurring theme he would carry a musical instrument.
In Lifeboat, a feature film set entirely on, you guessed it, a
lifeboat, Hitchcock appears in the before and after photos of a
newspaper advertisement for weight loss product Reduco Obesity Slayer.
In Temple of Doom Spielberg, Lucas, Marshall and even Harrison Ford's
Weight Trainer Jake Steinfeld appear as extras at the airport in
Shanghai.

[Rocket Surgeon]

Nominated for four Oscars,
winner of a Cleo for advertising and design excellence,
sold a screenplay in the 70's described as "the best un-made film in Hollywood"; which wasn't produced until 1992,
acted as Jack Nicholson's psychiatrist,
wrote TWO of the top grossing films that everyone listening has seen,
produced a role for a dead Kevin Costner
Who is this unsung hero and what was his contribution to Kingdom of the Crystal Skull?

Your Lucky Numbers 397

[Rocket Surgeon]

After the death of Leigh Brackett, he completed the screenplay for The Empire Strikes Back, wrote the screenplay for Raiders and then, Return of the Jedi.

The Body Guard, written for Dianna Ross in the 70's was eventually made with Whitney Huston, but it was The Big Chill that put Kevin Costner in a casket. Despite the film title, in a role even an imaginative writer couldn't escaped unscathed, he couldn't crack Jack's psyche in As Good as it Gets.

But Lawrence Kasdan was tapped by David Koepp for the banter and Indy and Marion's rapport in Crystal Skull.


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[Rocket Surgeon]

George Lucas characterized his creations in a recent interview as such:
I'm the father; [the films], that's my work. Then we have the licensing group, which does the games, toys and books, and all that other stuff. I call that the son - and the son does pretty much what he wants." He laughs. "Once in a while, they ask a question like 'Can we kill off Yoda?', things like that, but it's very loose. "Then we have the third group, the holy ghost, which is the bloggers and fans. They have created their own world. I worry about the father's world. The son and holy ghost can go their own way."

With this firmly in mind, please consider the following:

Indy barters with Marcus for tickets to Marrakesh because he believes it is the only place Belloq can sell the Chachapoyan Fertility Idol, and his best chance at recovering it. In the expanded universe material he does with the help of Sallah, but what is the ultimate fate of the True Idol as filmed for Raiders?

[Rocket Surgeon]

As written: [Belloq] makes it clear that he did not escape with the idol.

After Belloq tells Indy he will hand the Ark over to the Fuhrer when he is finished with it, the next bit of dialogue is edited from the film.

Indy asks: Tell me, did you get away with the idol?
and Belloq tells him: I was lucky to get away with my life. The Hovitos proved quite narrow-minded about the whole matter.

I guess speaking Hovitos just isn't enough, or necessary!

[Rocket Surgeon]

Indy has been called a pig in at least two of his cinematic outings.
Which films and which characters have such contempt for Indy?

[Rocket Surgeon]

At the submarine base In Raiders, while Indy is discovering his acquired uniform is too small, the Nazi with the right build discusses his future saying he might not want to model his look after swine.

As if whipping him wasn't enough, while tied to the "Rock of Indoctrination" in Temple of Doom, Mola ram motivates Pat Roach goading him to "spill the hog's blood."

[Rocket Surgeon]

From October 08

While the last two Indy films have explored the relationships of Indy
and his father and son, Crystal Skull is where Steven Spielberg pays
tribute to his own patriarch and progeny. Where and How?

[Rocket Surgeon]

1Spielberg's father Arnie was inspiration for the name of the Diner which is the setting 6for the Greasers/Jock/KGB/College Professor/Cat fight/Brawl in Crystal Skull. Joe 1College's stand-up girl who belts Mutt, and does a fair impression of her mother from 1Temple of Doom is Spielberg's daughter Sasha.

[Rocket Surgeon]

Ed mentioned Top Secret, a great comedy movie and a tribute to spy/50's
teen/adventure films, (Crystal Skull anyone?) which features a cast member from Raiders. As a member of the crew of the Bantu Wind he has couple of lines but shamefully is not listed in the credits. What is the name of the actor and the character he plays in both films.

[Rocket Surgeon]

Eddie Tagoe is credited as the "Messenger Pirate" sent by Captain Katanga to find Indy, and ultimately does, pointing him out climbing on to the German Sub. In Top Secret he plays a cigar chewing sub machine gun toting french resistance member named, of all things, Chocolat Mousse.

[Rocket Surgeon]

What element did Ridley Scott reluctantly drop for his Film Noir: Blade Runner specifically because of Raiders of the Lost Ark?

[Rocket Surgeon]

A little behind your episode featuring the iconographic Fedora, Ridley
Scott told NPR's All Things Considered that he originally wanted Blade
Runner Rick Deckard to sport typical detective film noir wear: a
fedora, trench coat and gun. He decided against the hat once he saw
Indiana Jones' iconic wear in Raiders of the Lost Ark, shot directly
before Blade Runner.

[Rocket Surgeon]

An anachronism is anything that is temporally incongruous in the time period it has been placed in—that is, it appears sufficiently out of place as to be peculiar, incomprehensible or impossible. Pedro promised he wouldn't go into the merits of things that didn't appear on screen, which inspires this question: Which TWO locations presented the crew with anachronisms, television aerials that were decidedly NOT at home in the late 30's and how were the issues resolved?

[Stoo]

Ridley Scott told NPR's All Things Considered that he originally wanted Blade
Runner Rick Deckard to sport typical detective film noir wear: a
fedora, trench coat and gun. He decided against the hat once he saw
Indiana Jones' iconic wear in Raiders of the Lost Ark, shot directly
before Blade Runner.He (or H.Ford) talked about the same thing in an 1982 interview with "Starlog" magazine.

Which TWO locations presented the crew with anachronisms, television aerials that were decidedly NOT at home in the late 30's and how were the issues resolved?One location was used for the scene of Sallah's balconey overlooking "Cairo" (Kairouan, Tunisia). All the aerials were physically removed for the filming. 2nd location? As a wild guess, I'm going to say the establishing shot of Hatay in "Crusade"?

P.S. Who is Pedro?:confused:

[The Drifter]

He (or H.Ford) talked about the same thing in an 1982 interview with "Starlog" magazine.

One location was used for the scene of Sallah's balconey overlooking "Cairo" (Kairouan, Tunisia). All the aerials were physically removed for the filming. 2nd location? As a wild guess, I'm going to say the establishing shot of Hatay in "Crusade"?

The second was in Venice, I think. They kept the antenna's in the scenes.

[Rocket Surgeon]

He (or H.Ford) talked about the same thing in an 1982 interview with "Starlog" magazine.

Nice bit of trivia...is it on the web somewhere? I'd love to read it. This question was from last year, but the NPR interview might still be up.

One location was used for the scene of Sallah's balconey overlooking "Cairo" (Kairouan, Tunisia). All the aerials were physically removed for the filming. 2nd location? As a wild guess, I'm going to say the establishing shot of Hatay in "Crusade"?

Lonsome hit it!The second was in Venice, I think. They kept the antenna's in the scenes.


P.S. Who is Pedro?:confused: A listener who wrote in questioning the veracity of the show's last question...I think it was the Rules of Civility Question. He has since become member of the Trivia Brotherhood whose contributions you can hear each show. He's on the board here...I'll let him chime in.

[Rocket Surgeon]

Most people are familiar with the story regarding the panoramic view
of Cairo from the roof of Sallah's house that required the removal of
300 television aerials. The Last Crusade gave Robert Watts Deja Vu all
over again. While they were fortunate to have control of the Grand
Canal in Venice, the aerials mounted on the buildings were a shorter
lived headache than in Raiders. Douglas Slocomb assured Robert Watts
they would not be visible on film and they did not have to be removed.

[Rocket Surgeon]

The next question is in honor of the 50th episode of the IndyCast and
only answerable by the truly Hard Core Indy Cast Listener.

If you fancy yourself Hard Core you'll have this tied up before Ed
finishes reading.

What does the following list have in common?

The Henry Sr quote: Five Minutes would have been enough
The Indy quote: That belongs in a museum
James T Kirk screaming: Kahn!
Indy's: Fortune and Glory
Howard the Duck quote: I am now one of the dark warlords of the universe
Indy's:not as easy as it used to be
The Marion quote: Indiana Jones allways knew someday you'd come
walking back through my door...
Henry Sr's: and I never told him anything
The Marcus quote:the pen is mightier than the sword
The Sallah quote:Asps very dangerous and Cairo city of the living
The Wilhelm Scream
Indiana Jones and the Song of Theme
Top Secret's Val Kilmer and Eddie Tagoe sharing a bottle
Bogart and Federales from The Treasure of the Sierra Madre
The LSO tribute to John Williams
A deceitfully Discofied Indy
Ray Stanz's attempt to reason with Gozer and
Dan Aykroyd's Crystal Head pitch

[Stoo]

Nice bit of trivia...is it on the web somewhere? I'd love to read it. This question was from last year, but the NPR interview might still be up.Is it on the web? I wouldn't know. Is there a web on it? Possibly (a spider web that is). All my Starlogs are sitting in a box in storage.:(

A listener who wrote in questioning the veracity of the show's last question...I think it was the Rules of Civility Question. He has since become member of the Trivia Brotherhood whose contributions you can hear each show. He's on the board here...I'll let him chime in.Oh, I see. I've only listened to a few episodes. Congrats to Lonsome Drifter for getting the 2nd location.:)

[Jorbex]

Pedro would be me! :D

I don't really remember which question it was that I took issue with; it was a long time ago! ;)

I think Pat asked about something that had been cut from the film or something like that. Of course, by now I'm used to Pat's usual deviousness when creating trivia questions. :up:

[Jorbex]

I searched the archives and I found the question I had gripes about, way back when:

As a young boy, George Washington hoped to learn how to act like a proper eighteenth-century Virginia gentleman by copying the 110 "Rules of Civility" from a text by John T. Phillips. Which rule makes it to The Last Crusade?

Hint: The mailing address on the Grail Diary cannot be seen in the movie, neither can this minutia. If you've enjoyed the recent reading material flooding the bookstores since last May and you've paid close attention to the clues, a tenacious Indy Fan will make short work of this.

At the time, I felt that asking questions about things that are not actually in the movie was a bit... excessive, and I tried to answer it by reading all 110 rules and making a guess (which was wrong, BTW), but that was then; now I obsessively look forward to Pat's trivia, the tougher the better! :D

[Rocket Surgeon]

For the Hard Core Indy Cast Listener, as well as the 50th Episode of the Indy Cast: What does the following partial list have in common?

The Henry Sr quote: Five Minutes would have been enough
The Indy quotes: That belongs in a museum, and Fortune and Glory
James T Kirk screaming: Kahn!
Howard the Duck quote: I am now one of the dark warlords of the universe
The Wilhelm Scream
Indiana Jones and the Song of Theme
Top Secret's Val Kilmer Eddie Tagoe sharing a bottle
Bogart and Federales from The Treasure of the Sierra Madre
The LSO tribute to John Williams
A deceitfully Discofied Indy and
Dan Aykroyd's Crystal Head pitch

I listed them in the order they were podcasted, so the sooner you answered the more fanatical you are!

I mentioned closing out the Indy Cast last week, but in a tradition going back a year to episode 2, the Indy Cast credits and disclaimers would sometimes be followed by an additional clip referring to an earlier story or feature. Noteworthy was Ed's promise of no more discofied Indy which did manage a parting shot at the end of that episode.

Thanks again to Ed for over two years of shows packed into one.

[Rocket Surgeon]

In each of the movies, save Crystal Skull, Indy has left a trail of battered burnt and broken planes. Which movie(s) and which plane(s) came close to handicapping and terminating Harrison Ford?

[DocWhiskey]

I know he hurt his back in Raiders of the Lost Ark while fighting the German Mechanic around the flying wing. But that's all I know of.

[Jorbex]

I know he hurt his back in Raiders of the Lost Ark while fighting the German Mechanic around the flying wing. But that's all I know of.
You're mixing up injuries sustained during Temple of Doom (back) and during the flying wing sequence(another body part). :)

[Robyn]

You're mixing up injuries sustained during Temple of Doom (back) and during the flying wing sequence(another body part). :)

I remember the plane in Raiders, the wheel ran over his knee and ripped a tendon I think, I think I remember him saying he ice packed it and bandaged it and kept on going ;)

[Jorbex]

I remember the plane in Raiders, the wheel ran over his knee and ripped a tendon I think, I think I remember him saying he ice packed it and bandaged it and kept on going ;)
You got it! :up:

[Rocket Surgeon]

You've got the near handicapping, which plane came close to ending Harrison Ford's life?

[The Drifter]

You've got the near handicapping, which plane came close to ending Harrison Ford's life?

The Flying Wing?

[Rocket Surgeon]

The Flying Wing?
No, another plane almost killed him...

[Rocket Surgeon]

The BV-38 Flying Wing pinned Harrison to the ground after he slipped during the fight scene. A story goes as far as recalling how the crew had to push it off him and that the intense desert heat had softened the wheel enough that, despite Harrison's initial scream it didn't crush his knee and he was able to ice it and go on with the show.

Harrison Ford told Prevue Magazine: "All day long the technical crew was having trouble with the plane. It weighed a couple of tons, so they were powering it with low-gear, high-torque electric motors -- the kind that can push through a brick wall without slowing down. They had to stay out of camera range, at the end of a cable 50 yards away. We rehearsed the scene several times, then decided to shoot." "Everybody's ready and the take begins. I go down and start to roll away -- and my foot slips, right under the rolling plane's tire. Everybody was yelling, 'Stop! STOP!' while the tire crawled up my leg. Luckily the brakes worked -- inches before my knee was crushed -- but I was pinned to the sand," Ford said. "I'm not normally a worrier, I know they're not going to kill the main character in a twenty million dollar film," Ford continued. "I also know Indy wouldn't look good with a peg-leg. I was a lot more careful about stunt work after that!"

Despite his new found caution, Harrison's luck with planes would continue. In one of the final scenes filmed for Raiders, he was climbing into the Biplane when it crashed while filming takeoffs in Hawaii. Harrison says, "he was unable to use the rudder of the airplane to control direction and we took off, we crashed." Pictures of the plane partially submerged, on the side Harrison was climbing, can be seen in The Complete Making of Indiana Jones. According to Harrison,"[Spielberg] left after it crashed the first time."

[Rocket Surgeon]

One of Spielberg's painfully obvious models for the character of Mutt was Marlon Brando. For Indiana Jones in Raiders it was Humphrey Bogart. In which movie and where did Spielberg cast a fleeting cameo for Freddy Dobbs and who was the actor to portray him?

Hint: He's had roles in the movies Amistad, Cider House Rules, A Beautiful Mind, The Devil's Rejects, Mission Impossible III, Wedding Crashers and finished filming Angels and Demons

Long time Indy Cast listeners will have a leg up on this one...

[Stoo]

In "Skull". The scene with the Young Indy/Pancho Villa reference. John Tobin.

http://raven.theraider.net/showthread.php?t=14684&highlight=John+Tobin
Long time Indy Cast listeners will have a leg up on this one......as well as non-Indy Cast listeners.

[Rocket Surgeon]

In "Skull". The scene with the Young Indy/Pancho Villa reference. John Tobin.

Yes!

Indycast interview and Crystal Skull extra, John Tobin can be seen tying his gear to his burro as Indy and Mutt discuss family in the market outside the asylum in Peru.

[Rocket Surgeon]

Many may know, and some have even seen, the scene where Marion steals a kiss from Indy in the Raven, and no...not from the comic adaptation. Which other leading lady had a kissing scene with Indy axed?

[The Drifter]

Irina Spalko?

[Rocket Surgeon]

Irina Spalko?

Is that a guess or do you have a scene in mind?

[The Drifter]

Is that a guess or do you have a scene in mind?

That is purely an uneducated guess.

[Rocket Surgeon]

That is purely an uneducated guess.

Lol!

So we have a vote for Spalko!

[Rocket Surgeon]

Irina Spalko?
That is purely an uneducated guess.

Well it was a good one, and right!

Those of us familiar with The Official Indiana Jones Magazine will
remember the picture of Indy kissing Col Spalko's hand at their
initial meeting. I guess it would have been out of character for an
older, beaten and bruised Indy to be so gracious.

[The Drifter]

Yeah!
Now, I'm ready for the next bit of trivia.

[Rocket Surgeon]

Preseason Football has just begun here in The States, so what better time then now:

With Superbowl 43 now in the books, one may take pause to wonder what does football have to do with Indiana Jones?
Well ESPN did run a Raiders March/ College Football /Marching Band Competition,
Lego Indy was part of an XBox bundle with Madden NFL 09,
Mutt and Indy almost did a Forest Gump impersonation on a motorcycle
and David Beckham DID dress up like Indy for Pepsi...but that's not really the kind of football we're asking about.

In what city did Indiana Jones save the Vince Lombardi Trophy and who did he give it to?

[The Drifter]

Oh, I could cheat so bad by using Google!
But, I won't!

[Rocket Surgeon]

Oh, I could cheat so bad by using Google!
But, I won't!

If you don't already know it...how else are you going to find out? You might as well be first, (the only one more likely...)!

[DocWhiskey]

In what city did Indiana Jones save the Vince Lombardi Trophy and who did he give it to?

I actually think I remember this without using internets help!

Indy saved the trophy in Miami, Florida and gave it the the winners of the Superbowl: the San Francisco 49ers.

I think. Maybe.

[Rocket Surgeon]

Star Wars had it's Holiday Special to hang it's head in shame for, and CBS to share the blame. How could Indiana Jones go so wrong with Disney backing his adventure?

In 1995, Superbowl XXIX halftime show was an interesting one,especially for fans of Indiana Jones. As the San Diego Chargers and the San Francisco 49ers were battling it out on the field in Miami,Florida, Indiana Jones and Marion Ravenwood reunited for a battle of their own, to recover the stolen Vince Lombardi Trophy taken into the "Temple of the Forbidden Eye" (the show was produced by Disney to promote the new attraction at Disneyland...) and guarded by Patti LaBelle (Really). After Indy and Marion arrived via parachute and entered "Club Disneyland", the duo fought thugs while the crowd was being entertained by music from Tony Bennet and Miami Sound Machine. Indy retrieved the trophy and promised to give it to the winner of the game...Steve Young and the dominating San Francisco 49ers.:hat:

Nice work Doc...

...but do I wait to post another question?

[The Drifter]

...but do I wait to post another question?

No, post one now! I demand it!

[Rocket Surgeon]

When we're first introduced to Marion, she's in a bar faced off against a man three times her size in a drinking contest.

How many shots did Marion consume during the drinking contest at the Raven and what night of the week was it?

[The Drifter]

When we're first introduced to Marion, she's in a bar faced off against a man three times her size in a drinking contest.

How many shots did Marion consume during the drinking contest at the Raven and what night of the week was it?

This is bound to be in the book which I have, but not read.

[Rocket Surgeon]

This is bound to be in the book which I have, but not read.

Knowing your taste in reading material, I'm sure you DO have it!

[Rocket Surgeon]

In pointing out plot holes and the necessity of suspending disbelief, Indy's ability to ride the German Sub is always the most mentioned observation. Marion out drinking a rather corpulent patron always struck me as an interesting super power, and inspired my own superhero who instead of fighting, drinks his villains into submission. Maybe Barry Nugent can help me bring him to life!

Nonetheless there are a couple of textual sources for the definitive answer, shy of trying to count the glasses on the table.

Hopefully the blu-ray release will make that task easier but in print the most notable is the January 1982 issue of Mad Magazine.

I can hear the collective groans of disappointed disbelievers, "is he serious?!?!?

Yet Dick DeBartolo and Frank Jacobs got it right. To ease your pain it's also on page 27 of the Raiders Illustrated Screenplay. The text reads in part; Marion Ravenwood,25 years old, beautiful, if a bit hard looking. At this moment, she can use any hardness in her as she picks up her fourteenth shot glass and tosses it back.

Wow, I don't know how many listeners out there have any idea of the dangers involved with that style of drinking but let's just say it's probably as dangerous as climbing into a refrigerator, nuclear explosion or not.

[Robyn]

she picks up her fourteenth shot glass and tosses it back.

Wow, I don't know how many listeners out there have any idea of the dangers involved with that style of drinking but let's just say it's probably as dangerous as climbing into a refrigerator, nuclear explosion or not.

Yes, my Mom mentions it every time we watch it together lol "you can kill yourself doing that!" Probably why I'm not much of a drinker lol My sister(not my wild one, but my other one) tried to get me to cut back on a tasty selection for my 21st but I declined, and just "tasted" her pina colata instead lol

[The Drifter]

Knowing your taste in reading material, I'm sure you DO have it!

Yes, I love Mad Magazine. I almost have the complete run when William Gaines was over it. The mag went down hill after he passed away, and I stopped collecting.

[Rocket Surgeon]

What night of the week was it?

Spielberg tells the extras during filming that "this drinking contest
happens every friday night...it's like bingo"

[Rocket Surgeon]

Karen Allen recalls problems she had with no explanation as to why she
would change dresses while in Nazi captivity. She goes on to say that
Steven Spielberg challenged HER to come up with a plausible reason.
She and Paul Freeman put their improv experience to the test and came
up with the scene where Belloq tries to finesse information out of
her.

Having convinced her to change into a new dress, while in his tent, he
finally feeds her, and in an attempt to escape using her dinner knife,
finally runs into the hands of her captors.

Which film in another Blockbuster film trilogy, soon to be a
Quadrilogy, has a scene that can be described exactly the same
way...sans the locale?

[The Drifter]

Karen Allen recalls problems she had with no explanation as to why she
would change dresses while in Nazi captivity. She goes on to say that
Steven Spielberg challenged HER to come up with a plausible reason.
She and Paul Freeman put their improv experience to the test and came
up with the scene where Belloq tries to finesse information out of
her.

Having convinced her to change into a new dress, while in his tent, he
finally feeds her, and in an attempt to escape using her dinner knife,
finally runs into the hands of her captors.

Which film in another Blockbuster film trilogy, soon to be a
Quadrilogy, has a scene that can be described exactly the same
way...sans the locale?

How on Earth does this question have to do with Indiana Jones? I get the scene in question is alot like the Marion/Belloq scene, but the very question has nothing to due with Indiana Jones.

[Rocket Surgeon]

How on Earth does this question have to do with Indiana Jones? I get the scene in question is alot like the Marion/Belloq scene, but the very question has nothing to due with Indiana Jones.

It has to do with Indiana Jones parallels, influences, homages, and plain old rip offs.

But more importantly it set up the April Fools show...

[Rocket Surgeon]

Karen Allen recalls problems she had with no explanation as to why she
would change dresses while in Nazi captivity. She goes on to say that
Steven Spielberg challenged HER to come up with a plausible reason.
She and Paul Freeman put their improv experience to the test and came
up with the scene where Belloq tries to finesse information out of
her.

Having convinced her to change into a new dress, while in his tent, he
finally feeds her, and in an attempt to escape using her dinner knife,
finally runs into the hands of her captors.

Which film in another Blockbuster film trilogy, soon to be a
Quadrilogy, has a scene that can be described exactly the same
way...sans the locale?

The scene in Barbossa's cabin on board The Pearl features Elizabeth in a ravishing new dress, (which coincidentally he takes back!)ravishing a plate of food and attempting to escape brandishing her dinner knife, only to be caught by waiting crewmen at the door.

[Rocket Surgeon]

In Pirates of the Carribean II, Pintel and Ragetti confront Elizabeth for possession of The Dead Man's
Chest and her response pays homage to what scene in what film from what Blockbuster Tetralogy?

[Rocket Surgeon]

While Jack, Will and the former Commander Norrington vie for the key to The Dead Man's Chest and Elizabeth finally gives up her vain attempt to grab their attention, Pintel and Ragetti do the "decent" thing and remove temptation from their path.

As they run off with the chest giggling, Elizabeth steps in front Pintel & Ragetti who drop the chest, and pull their swords.

Elizabeth responds by reaching for her sword, only to discover it's gone. As quickly as they revert to enemies they join forces again as Davy Jones' crew comes crashing through the forest after them. While Hans Zimmer does fine work the only thing missing from this Raiders/Temple homage is some John Williams music and Keira cracking the whip!

[Rocket Surgeon]

A passing presence in all but Last Crusade and Crystal Skull, Indy's chauffeurs wore NY Yankee hats, Jock and Short Round. The back story to a character in Crystal Skull,barely touched upon in the film but fleshed out in the book, was inspired by Pete Rose. Who and How?

[Rocket Surgeon]

Ranked at number 25 on The Sporting News' list of the 100 Greatest
Baseball Players Pete Rose, AKA "Charlie Hustle" was kicked out of
baseball for gambling on games while playing for and managing the
Cincinnati Reds. After years of public denial, he admitted to betting
on, but not against, the Reds (there has never been any evidence that
he ever bet against his teams).

Mutt Williams AKA Henry Jones III's inspired tale of being thrown out
of "lot's of schools" is matter of factly offered in Crystal Skull,
while Mutt's disqualification from a fencing tournament because he was
discovered gambling on himself to win can be found in various print
media including Luceno's Ultimate Guide.

[Rocket Surgeon]

Which Indiana Jones actor shares their name with their character?

[Rocket Surgeon]

Raj Singh shares his last name with his character, the Maharaja Zalim Singh.

[Rocket Surgeon]

Nominated for an Academy Award ,
4 Gloden Globes, and
recipient of the the Cecil B. DeMille Award,
Went to the same high School as Hillary Rodham Clinton
Was stagehand for Rock and Roll Band: The Doors.
Has Five films inducted in the National Film Registry.
Was a successful Vietnam Era conscientious objector
Feels "Irish as a person, but Jewish as an actor
Hated school yet accepted a role as a principal
Who is this Indiana Jones cast member who will never forgive the
cinema for ending their marriage

[Stoo]

As Gene Shalit said back in '77, "Harrison Ford, the only man named after 2 presidents".:)

[Rocket Surgeon]

As Gene Shalit said back in '77, "Harrison Ford, the only man named after 2 presidents".:)

How far down the list did you get before you KNEW?

[Stoo]

Pretty much every clue was a dead give-away. The only 2 that had me scratching my head was the Hillary clue and the Doors clue. (When the heck was he a stagehand for The Doors? 1968? Must have been some gig in L.A. somewhere...)

Thinking about the Vietnam clue now...I just realized the # of American male actors in all 4 films is very small.
Nominated for an Academy Award ,
4 Gloden Globes, and
recipient of the the Cecil B. DeMille Award,
Went to the same high School as Hillary Rodham Clinton
Was stagehand for Rock and Roll Band: The Doors.
Has Five films inducted in the National Film Registry.
Was a successful Vietnam Era conscientious objector
Feels "Irish as a person, but Jewish as an actor
Hated school yet accepted a role as a principal
Who is this Indiana Jones cast member who will never forgive the
cinema for ending their marriage

[Rocket Surgeon]

In 2003 Activision produced a World War II game in which you play through battles including D-Day. What’s the name of the game and the undeniable reference to Last Crusade?

[The Drifter]

In 2003 Activision produced a World War II game in which you play through battles including D-Day. What’s the name of the game and the undeniable reference to Last Crusade?

The game is Call of Duty. And the reference is a revolving fireplace that reveals a secret nazi room like in Last Crusade.

[Rocket Surgeon]

The game is Call of Duty. And the reference is a revolving fireplace that reveals a secret nazi room like in Last Crusade.

Yes a Nazi Radio room!

There is another part of the game that takes from Last Crusade as well...

[Rocket Surgeon]

During the British Campaign section of the game, two characters sneak aboard a German airship using forged papers...

[Rocket Surgeon]

In what scene does Indy discover his father's reproduction of Donovan's Grail tablet, which he later produces in the Venetian catacombs.

[The Drifter]

In what scene does Indy discover his father's reproduction of Donovan's Grail tablet, which he later produces in the Venetian catacombs.

During the plane ride toward Venice?

[Rocket Surgeon]

During the plane ride toward Venice?
Yes, there's actually an alternate/cut scene...

[Rocket Surgeon]

An earlier question chronicled the various drinks consumed throughout
the films,however one character won't drink water because it's where
fish copulate. Who has such haughty convictions and in which film is
it declared?

[The Drifter]

An earlier question chronicled the various drinks consumed throughout
the films,however one character won't drink water because it's where
fish copulate. Who has such haughty convictions and in which film is
it declared?

That's an easy one.
It was Marcus Brody and he said it in Last Crusade.

[Rocket Surgeon]

That's an easy one.
It was Marcus Brody and he said it in Last Crusade.

WRONG! Try Again!

[The Drifter]

WRONG! Try Again!

Huh?
He says it right before this part:
http://www.theraider.net/films/crusade/gallery/dvdscreenshots/192.jpg

Street Vendor: Water?
Marcus Brody: No thank you, sir, no. Fish make love in it.

[Rocket Surgeon]

Huh?
He says it right before this part:
http://www.theraider.net/films/crusade/gallery/dvdscreenshots/192.jpg

Street Vendor: Water?
Marcus Brody: No thank you, sir, no. Fish make love in it.

Just kidding...checking your response time!
Nice pic.

[The Drifter]

Hah!
After you said it was wrong, I was wracking my brain trying to remember for a 100% fact if it was indeed Marcus who said it. So, I went and checked IMDB to see if I was right.

[indyclone25]

also in the indiana jones ultimate guide it says that marcus says that in his page in the book

[Rocket Surgeon]

Indy tells his Marshall College students "to be a good archaeologist you have to get out of the library." Where does Indy gives the breakdown of time required in the library and how much time remains for field work.

[DocWhiskey]

In Last Crusade Indy tells his students,

"Seventy percent of all archaeology
is done in the library. Research.
Reading."

That would leave 30% field work.

Yeah? No? Maybe so?

[Rocket Surgeon]

In Last Crusade Indy tells his students,

"Seventy percent of all archaeology
is done in the library. Research.
Reading."

That would leave 30% field work. Yeah? No? Maybe so?

Yes, Indy tells his Barnett College students in The Last Crusade that 70% of all archeology is done in the library research, reading. Which leaves 30% to be divied up outside. However he also says to forget about lost cities and exotic travel, [you] don't follow maps to buried treasure and emphasises that X never ever marks the spot...competition must be fierce enough without educating potential Belloqs and Forrestals.

[Rocket Surgeon]

What World War II video game includes a mission objective which is a DIRECT homage/reference to Last Crusade?

...and what is the reference?

[Rocket Surgeon]

This is from Call of Duty: From the balcony, you reach a dining room at the foot of a flight of stairs. This seems to be a dead end, but if you look around for a moment, you'll note an eagle flashing on and off by the fireplace. Use it and an Indiana Jones-like secret passage will open up, revealing the Nazis' secret transmitting equipment. Destroy it with a hail of gunfire, and Foley and Moody will finally rejoin your little party.

Jason West who is one of the studio heads at Infinity Ward confirmed that the fireplace/radio room was a deliberate homage to Last Crusade.

[The Drifter]

This is from Call of Duty: From the balcony, you reach a dining room at the foot of a flight of stairs. This seems to be a dead end, but if you look around for a moment, you'll note an eagle flashing on and off by the fireplace. Use it and an Indiana Jones-like secret passage will open up, revealing the Nazis' secret transmitting equipment. Destroy it with a hail of gunfire, and Foley and Moody will finally rejoin your little party.

Jason West who is one of the studio heads at Infinity Ward confirmed that the fireplace/radio room was a deliberate homage to Last Crusade.

You done asked this question a few months ago.

[Rocket Surgeon]

Pedro and I always find our way back to a single theme regarding the challenges posed by our weekly mysteries: knowing the answers and discovering answers. This week we take a different approach to the question. We’ll call it an open book question:

Santa has made it to your house and while coming down your chimney he’s lost the last name on his list to a sole burning ember in your fireplace. Santa has to break with tradition and drags you out of your bed to put you on the spot. He says because of the weather he can’t get signal on his iTouch and the magic list isn’t able to update the Naughty /Nice column! Because you fell asleep before clearing his path, his back up paper list is missing it’s final entry. He makes you a deal to keep you off the Naughty list this year and gives it to you telling you the last four names have something in common and you have to figure out the Fourth name and if they’re naughty or nice. Two things to consider, two names are actual people and two names are characters from your favorite film series. What is the final name and are they naughty or nice?

The first name is the former BBC Health Correspondent and now a Foreign Correspondent in South Africa.

The Second name was Kansas City’s pick in the 1st round of the 1981 NFL Draft.

The third name is the answer to 83 down on The New York Times Crossword Puzzle for Sunday Oct 25 2009

What to do? Character Name or Persons Name? Naughty or nice?

What is the fourth name and your fate for your Christmas Present and Christmas Future?

No pressure but on one side you have an eternity of Indiana Jones collectibles on the other a frothing rusty chain wielding Krampus is waiting to teach you the error of your ways and a bit of culture from a foreign land!
Which is it a White Christmas or a Red Behind? I’d wish you luck…

[Sharkey]

Here are the first three names

Karen Allen
WILLIE SCOTT!
Elsa Schnieder

Seems to be a couple of links, your hint would mean Willie is an actual person so the last is a character.

I have to check which movie the question is for, didn't get a chance to listen yet!

That will break the tie.

[Rocket Surgeon]

You are correct sir! ...and very perceptive, but what's the final name?

[Rocket Surgeon]

Karen Allen
http://farm5.static.flickr.com/4042/4263406204_c5732221de_o.jpg
Willie Scott
http://farm5.static.flickr.com/4054/4263408654_32e613b601_o.jpg
NYT Crossword 10-25-09
http://farm5.static.flickr.com/4035/4262657117_476b2af742.jpg

[Rocket Surgeon]

According to Indiana jones and the Kingdom of the Crystal Skull where was the first place Indy and Marion met and under what circumstances.
How, where and when does Crystal Skull explain this?

[Rocket Surgeon]

On page 178 of the novelization, Indy sees Marion being brought out by the "russkie sons of *****es!". Indy remembers about the first time they met: "...she'd been a young woman, staring at him with such fire and amusement from the back row of his graduate class..."

[Rocket Surgeon]

In Club Obi Wan we see Kao, (or was that Chen;) ) has a pretty big bandage on his hand. We also get a bit of dialog which gives us a good idea of what's to come, (makes you wonder why Indy would stick around for a drink...).

What exactly did Indy do to Kao’s hand?

[Stoo]

On-screen evidence in "Doom" (and other sources) clearly show that his index finger was severed. How it was cut off is the mystery...:confused: In the junior novelization, Indy broke Kao/Chen's hand by twisting his gun away.:rolleyes:
Indy remembers about the first time they met: "...she'd been a young woman, staring at him with such fire and amusement from the back row of his graduate class..."Another clue about Indy & Marion's past! Very interesting...

[Rocket Surgeon]

Jim Carrey in Dumb and Dumber
Bobby Deniro in Mary Shelly’s Frankenstein
Warwick Davis in Leprechaun: Back 2 Tha Hood
Matt Cohen in Boogeyman 2
Aaliyah Haughton in Queen of the Damned
Wes Studi from Last of the Mohicans
Viggo Mortensen in The Prophecy

Who's next on the list?

Nice job Stoo on Kao's finger...

[Rocket Surgeon]

Amrish Puri - Temple of Doom

[Junior Jones]

Jim Carrey in Dumb and Dumber
Bobby Deniro in Mary Shelly’s Frankenstein
Warwick Davis in Leprechaun: Back 2 Tha Hood
Matt Cohen in Boogeyman 2
Aaliyah Haughton in Queen of the Damned
Wes Studi from Last of the Mohicans
Viggo Mortensen in The Prophecy
Amrish Puri - Temple of Doom

I'm not seeing the progression, and knowing the answer doesn't help. Maybe I haven't seen enough of these movies.

[Rocket Surgeon]

I'm not seeing the progression, and knowing the answer doesn't help. Maybe I haven't seen enough of these movies....please don't take the question as an endorsement of these movies, and don't let it inspire you to watch them! (Well, maybe Prophecy and Leprechaun)

They've all ripped the heart out of others in those films...

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[Rocket Surgeon]

We all know Tom Selleck was counted out of Raiders because of contractual obligations. Funny thing, it turns out a writers strike that year would have allowed him to take the role.

This week’s question: Texas born Blazing Saddles alumni John Hillerman played Higgins: Major Domo of the Hawaiian estate "Robin's Nest" but who was the Raiders and Last Crusade Actor that Higgie Baby inherited his position from?

For those of you who might complain this is Magnum PI trivia, here’s the second half of this episodes question where Indy pays homage to Magnum PI, in a way…

A recurring character on the 8 season television program shares many similarities with a recent addition to the Indiana Jones cast and Indy’s past, not the least of which is his name! Killing off this character couldn’t keep him away. Who are you? Simply name the characters, the actors, and their shared character traits.

A Big Hint, he was also featured in recurring roles on Black Sheep Squadron, JAG, Battlestar Galactica, Airwolf, The Greatest American Hero, and the Indy inspired Tales of the Gold Monkey.

[Rocket Surgeon]

Episode 100 of The Indy Cast is around the corner and Indy Trivia is offering an EXCELLENT fan made DVD copy of The Making of Raiders of the Lost Ark to the listeners. Answer the "Making of Question" and you will be entered into a drawing for one of THREE copies.

I'm just starting to get the hang of Photoshop, so if anyone can come up with a better cover, have at it...

http://farm5.static.flickr.com/4067/4409680402_e4612608d2.jpg

Come up with a better DVD cover and you may get your own copy too!

[Rocket Surgeon]

There have been many homages to Indiana Jones, but Magnum PI held out till their final season to send Thomas Sullivan Magnum on his very own Indiana Jones adventure an episode entitled "Legends of the Lost Art”. Ronald Lacey (Arnold Toht in "Raiders" and Heinrich Himmler in "The Last Crusade") played Lowell Xavier Jamison, Archer Hayes and even Picasso in the Magnum P.I. episode, "The Case of the Red Faced Thespian".

The entire episode takes place at "Robin's Nest", and tells some of the estates history, including Lowell Xavier Jamison being the previous majordomo of "Robin's Nest" before he was fired…

Jeff MacKay, who plays (Mac), Lieutenant McReynolds on "Magnum, P.I."- who is very similar to Crystal Skull's Ray Winstone character George Mac Hale.

Besides the name and nickname similarities, he is a Lieutenant, he's the friend of the main character, he's also a schemer and a con artist, they even look very similar including thick mustaches.

The " Crystal Skull" character connections are as follows: In 1993, John Hillerman (Higgins) appeared on the show "Berlin Break" for one season. He played the role of "Mac" Mackenzie, a former spy and the current proprietor of "Mac's", a bar in West Berlin considered neutral territory during the Cold War.

The show also featured Jeff MacKay as "Mitch", who also appeared on Magnum P.I. as the doughnut-munching Navy Intelligence lieutenant "Mac" MacReynolds, killed off in the series, and even brought back as a ghost for an episode.

These 2 actors also appeared together in the Indy inspired "Tales of the Gold Monkey", Hillerman playing "Fritz the Monocle" ...another possible connection to "Raiders" Ronald Lacey? Now the bigger trivia question: Was Higgins ACTUALLY Robin Masters?

MacKay ALSO played Jim Bonnick, a con man who looked suspiciously like MacReynolds...so, everyone called him "Mac".

Character similarities? Well, both actors are a bit rotund, so, I'm guessing Indy's Mac was also a fan of the doughnuts.

Jim Bonnick being the smooth con artist he was, was very similar to McHale in the fact that you never knew whose side each one was on. Plus, it seems that both characters were in debt up to their eyeballs to some unsavory characters...and so they were always playing some angle to walk away with the payola. While not a triple agent, Mac did assume at least three pseudonyms in the episode Mac’s Back

[Rocket Surgeon]

Is Indy a theif? A graverobber? A good role model? Well, Indy has some nerve calling this item "HIS" lucky charm. What was this charm, who did it really belong to and where did he "aquire" it.

[Exulted Unicron]

could this be referring to Elsa's Clover lighter that he "borrowed" from her in catacombs?

[Rocket Surgeon]

could this be referring to Elsa's Clover lighter that he "borrowed" from her in catacombs?

It could, and is...lighter thief!

Little Bill Daggett
Scar the Predator
Calamity Jane
Don Diego Vega
Durin's Bane: Nameless Terror
Mark Scarlotti
Nathan Graves


Which Indy Character goes on the list?

[DoomTown]

http://farm5.static.flickr.com/4026/4438196196_8ab32c4a79.jpg

You want this...don't you??? (Sorry, wrong series...)

Listen to the Trivia segment on the 100th episode of the Indy-Cast and find out how!!!

:hat:

[Rocket Surgeon]

http://farm5.static.flickr.com/4026/4438196196_8ab32c4a79.jpg
Listen to the Trivia segment on the 100th episode of the Indy-Cast and find out how!

They came out great...a big thanks to our benefactor and good luck!

Remember your correct answer puts your name into a drawing, so you don't have to answer first to win one.

And while you wait, this one is still out there:

Little Bill Daggett
Scar the Predator
Calamity Jane
Don Diego Vega
Durin's Bane: Nameless Terror
Mark Scarlotti
Nathan Graves


Which Indy Character goes on the list?

[Stoo]

Which Indy Character goes on the list?Whip-wielding, Indiana Jones, himself.:whip:

[Rocket Surgeon]

Whip-wielding, Indiana Jones, himself.:whip:

So, the give-a-way?

[Exulted Unicron]

They're all chraracters that use whips. I realised this when I noticed Mark Scarlotti aka Whiplash from the Iron Man comics.

[Rocket Surgeon]

Check out Episode 100 tomorrow! Win a DVD copy of The Making of Raiders of the Lost Ark!

More trivia tomorrow!

They're all chraracters that use whips. I realised this when I noticed Mark Scarlotti aka Whiplash from the Iron Man comics.
Nice pick-up, I thought Selina Kyle might have been too easy.

[Exulted Unicron]

here's a trivia question for the Young Indy fans.

In "Spring Break Adventure", what was the name of the book Indy was reading whilst at baseball practice at the start of the episode?

[DoomTown]

here's a trivia question for the Young Indy fans.

In "Spring Break Adventure", what was the name of the book Indy was reading whilst at baseball practice at the start of the episode?

Why not send this one in to the Indy-Cast and go for a chance at a pin and more importantly, "Brotherhood"??? ;)

[Rocket Surgeon]

Pancho Villa was a great nod to an episode of The Young Indiana Jones Chronicles but not the ONLY shared element of Crystal Skull and Indy’s television incarnation. This week’s question concern an unproduced Young Indiana Jones Chronicle that tells the story of how these two characters meet and how their relationship pivots over a Crystal Skull. Can you guess who we’re talking about and as the television shows mimic their cinematic big brothers, where is the episode’s Location and Date?

[Rocket Surgeon]

Among the episodes that were planned for season 3, Episode #48, Honduras 1920 would have Indy at 21 years old on a field trip with art historian Herbert Spinden at Mayan ruins in Honduras. They first arrive at a Honduran port and meet some Banana Republic types and Indy meets Belloq for the first time. They begin a friendly relationship, traveling to the ruins of a Mayan city, where Indy and Belloq try to decipher Mayan hieroglyphs at the ball court, as well as discussing possible rituals and sacrifices. They discover a perfect crystal skull, which Belloq steals and sells to Frederick Mitchell-Hedges, a British adventurer.

[Rocket Surgeon]

Indy has unearthed, found, lost and recovered many antiquities over the course of his adventures, but which of Indy’s cinematic treasures had moving parts? …and no, Elsa and/or her lighter do not count!

[Montana Smith]

Indy has unearthed, found, lost and recovered many antiquities over the course of his adventures, but which of Indy’s cinematic treasures had moving parts? …and no, Elsa and/or her lighter do not count!

Was it the Chachapoyan Fertility Idol? I read somewhere that it originally had moving eyes.

Nurhachi's ashes would have moved if you gave his urn a good shake!

[Exulted Unicron]

Yep, thats true. The idol was supposed to have clockwork eyes that followed Indy around the room. But it ended up being too big and too costly. So they just settled on the static prop and had the evil stary eyes

[Rocket Surgeon]

Check out the remote
http://farm4.static.flickr.com/3524/3918495645_85dffa5619.jpg

http://farm3.static.flickr.com/2538/3918495327_15abc53296.jpg

http://farm3.static.flickr.com/2652/3919280842_8fac1e3985.jpg

http://farm3.static.flickr.com/2541/3918495141_6280756620_b.jpg

[Rocket Surgeon]

To escape Berlin, Indy scored two tickets for Zeppelin, but what was their destination? What names did he use?

[Montana Smith]

To escape Berlin, Indy scored two tickets for Zeppelin, but what was their destination? What names did he use?

The destination was Athens. Don't know what names he used, though.

[Rocket Surgeon]

The destination was Athens. Don't know what names he used, though.

Nice...

As for Indy's name, think of his alias from Young Indy, it's similar.

[Montana Smith]

Nice...

As for Indy's name, think of his alias from Young Indy, it's similar.

Both Henri Defense and Heinrich Widerstand are listed in his wanted papers in The Lost Journal. Amadeus Schooblegrueber Junior (!) is also listed, but blacked out.

[Rocket Surgeon]

Both Henri Defense and Heinrich Widerstand are listed in his wanted papers in The Lost Journal. Amadeus Schooblegrueber Junior (!) is also listed, but blacked out.
While enlisting in the Belgian Army, Indy uses the alias Henri Defense. His choice of name: Widerstand happens to be German for resistance.

What was the name he substituted for Henry Sr?

[Rocket Surgeon]

Both Henri Defense and Heinrich Widerstand are listed in his wanted papers in The Lost Journal. Amadeus Schooblegrueber Junior (!) is also listed, but blacked out.
While enlisting in the Belgian Army, Indy uses the alias Henri Defense. His choice of name: Widerstand happens to be German for resistance.

What was the name he substituted for Henry Sr?

[Rocket Surgeon]

Indy used the alias Heinrich Widerstand to buy his ticket to Athens, while Henry Sr. went by J. Schotte...

[Rocket Surgeon]

Editor,
Rigger,
Producer,
Foley Artist,
Choreographer,
Cinematographer,
Second Unit Director,
USC School of Dramatic Arts Student.
Named Lucas and Spielberg Beard 1 and 2
On screen with wannabe Indiana Jones Brendan Fraser, X-Men and Superman Returns' James Marsden, Boondock Saints' Billy Connolly.

...portrayed which Indy character ?

[Rocket Surgeon]

Ke Huy Quan

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[Rocket Surgeon]

What song from Young Indiana Jones and The Curse of the Jackal, aka Egypt 1908 aka Indy’s First Adventure is taken directly from Raiders of the Lost Ark?

[Stoo]

I'll let someone else try and answer this but would like to add (and I know you know, Rocket) that the inclusion of the song was due to a suggestion by Laird Malamed.:up:

[Rocket Surgeon]

Starlog interviews Kasdan: "When that scene was written, Indy was digging on a totally separate site several sand dunes away from the Nazis. They were discovered much later only when the Nazis spotted the smoke rising from the Arab's torches. When Steven asked me about what I thought of the film after I saw it that was one of the few things that bothered me enough to mention it to him. Obviously, the logistics of their location dictated that shot set-up, but I told Steven that if he took out the daylight establishing shot showing how close the two groups are, the sequence wouldn't have been as bothersome. Then I asked Steven, 'Why are the Arabs singing?' That makes it even worse."

[Rocket Surgeon]

By Last Crusade, Sallah's no longer a singer. Believe it or not John Rhys Davies intimates he’s no longer an excavator either but now deals in antiques. Maybe Indy 5 will see them crossing paths at a flea market, swap meet garage or estate sale. In Raiders Sallah is a big fan of Gilbert and Sullivan's HMS Pinafore. He breaks out Monarch of the Sea and we catch the beginning of A British Tar, but he's not the only fan. This week’s question: Who else in Raiders carries a Gilbert and Sullivan tune?

[Rocket Surgeon]

Marion can be heard whistling "A British Tar" after she was done "cleaning up" aboard the Bantu Wind...The illustrated screenplay notes that Marion is whistling, but not what she is whistling.

[Rocket Surgeon]

Which two songs from Temple of Doom does Stephen Spielberg describe as the only music in the world effective enough to knock the hat off Indiana Jones’ head?

[The Drifter]

Which two songs from Temple of Doom does Stephen Spielberg describe as the only music in the world effective enough to knock the hat off Indiana Jones’ head?

"Anything Goes" and "The Thugee Chant"?

[Montana Smith]

"Anything Goes" and "The Thugee Chant"?

Because he was hatless during those? Cunning answer!

[The Drifter]

Because he was hatless during those? Cunning answer!

Yup. That's why those two were my answer. :)

[Rocket Surgeon]

"Anything Goes" and "The Thugee Chant"?
Those are NOT the two songs...

I like the logic though.:hat:

[Montana Smith]

I know the answer is in Spielberg's liner notes to the Temple of Doom soundtrack album, but I can't find the text anywhere!

Too fiendish for me, Rocket!

[Rocket Surgeon]

That's exactly where you can find it...

[Montana Smith]

That's exactly where you can find it...

Found it!

"Indiana Jones and the Temple of Doom" is as much a replica of, as it is a departure from, "Raiders of the Lost Ark." Musically, all of the familiar marches are back, tracing the heroics of ace archeologist Dr. Indiana Jones from the turbulent streets and dark alleys of 1935 Shanghai, to the sweltering jungles of uncharted India, at which point John Williams, the maestro of movie magic, and we the audience take an unexpected detour to the far side of fear and fantasy.

In this section of the adventure, all comforting themes vanish, and we become lost in the inner sanctums of The Temple of Doom with a secret voodoo cult thought extinct for one hundred years. This sinister setting offers John leagues of musical opportunity, and he makes a feast of it in one of his best film scores ever.

In attempting a "further adventure" neither John Williams, George Lucas nor I wanted to retrace our steps. This is a shiny new story with heroines, sidekicks and villains you've never before seen. And John Williams has composed new themes for each of them.

I am especially proud of John's "Short Round's Theme" and the nightmare choral chant in The Temple of Doom. These particular sections of the score could be the only music in the world effective enough to knock the hat off of Indiana Jones' head.

- Steven Spielberg

Also found this .pdf of Film Score magazine volume 8, with an Indy featrure at page 12:

http://www.filmscoremonthly.com/backissues/viewissue.cfm?issueID=82

[Rocket Surgeon]

Found it! Also found this .pdf of Film Score magazine volume 8, with an Indy featrure at page 12:
http://www.filmscoremonthly.com/backissues/viewissue.cfm?issueID=82

Nice link, some good info AND a little sheet music! Thanks!

[Rocket Surgeon]

What song in Last Crusade confirms Lucas’ vision of an archaeologist adventurer too scruffy to settle down, a playboy who oddly proclaims: "I don’t like fast women."

Extra Credit for discovering where in the film it can be heard…

[Stoo]

"Just a Gigolo" (can be heard aboard the zeppelin being played on piano).:D

[Rocket Surgeon]

Man! You jumped on that one pretty quick...didn't even leave time for anyone else to squirm!:)

It's heard on screen one other time though...

[Stoo]

The lyrics to that song are actually quite sad if you think about them...:(

Someone else can have a go at the 1/2 Extra Credit.

(Going to go listen to some Van Halen right now and you know the reason why.);)

[Rocket Surgeon]

Someone else can have a go at the 1/2 Extra Credit.
Despite online assertions that The Imperial March is heard at Donovan's Home, it is in fact the same piano rendition of Just A Gigolo which is heard aboard the Zeppelin.

(Going to go listen to some Van Halen right now and you know the reason why.);)

Me too, maybe all I need is Beautiful Girls...:up:

[Rocket Surgeon]

Where does Kevin Smith, known for his Star Wars tributes, finally give Indiana Jones his due through of all characters Silent Bob?

[lguerra]

IT in dogma when he throws ben affleck of the train an turns to the guy on the train and says'' NO Ticket'';)

[Rocket Surgeon]

IT in dogma when he throws ben affleck of the train an turns to the guy on the train and says'' NO Ticket'';)

Nice one...

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...AND Aflac gets thrown off a train!

[michael]

His first one is a Short Round reference though, from Clerks.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NDAWmEdubkM&feature=related

2:34-2:37

[lguerra]

That's rite:up: Funny movie!

[Rocket Surgeon]

His first one is a Short Round reference though, from Clerks.Another good one. That question would probably have been more like:

Where does Kevin Smith, known for his Star Wars tributes, finally give Short Round, (and/or even Indiana Jones) his due through of all characters Randal Graves?

[michael]

Hey Rocket, you're from Jersey right? You ever make a stop into Quick Stop?

Something smells like shoe polish!

[Rocket Surgeon]

Can you spit? This was a question asked of which cast member during auditions…and where does this character actually spit on film?



Hey Rocket, you're from Jersey right? You ever make a stop into Quick Stop?Something smells like shoe polish!HA!:up: (ah, Rosario Dawson! )

Yes I am, and yes I have. There's a small Cumberland Farms Store which is a dead ringer around the corner from Jay and Bob's in Red Bank.

[Montana Smith]

Can you spit? This was a question asked of which cast member during auditions…and where does this character actually spit on film?

Spielberg asked Karen Allen in her ROTLA audition, "How well can you spit?" Doesn't she spit in Toht's face?

[Rocket Surgeon]

Spielberg asked Karen Allen in her ROTLA audition, "How well can you spit?" Yes!

Doesn't she spit in Toht's face?No, but Kantanga is another spitter in the film...

[Rocket Surgeon]

No, but Kantanga is another spitter in the film, as is Sapito, but there's one more in the spit fest...

[Rocket Surgeon]

After asking what a date "IS", Marion spits out a pit before she scoffs at Indy intimating he may indeed have eight or nine kids.

[Rocket Surgeon]

Ireland April 1916, or Love’s Sweet Song as you’ll have it, is a struggle of identity, from its own title to Geography to Politics, Names, Class and the Arts. In this episode of The Young Indiana Jones Chronicles Indy makes his way through a pub brawl carrying a tray of porter not spilling a drop. Which film cut a similar scene where a patron manages the same feat?

[Rocket Surgeon]

The scene that sprang immediately to mind was the bar fight scene in the classic Star Trek episode "The Trouble With Tribbles".

Apparently, a joke that didn’t work, like 1941’s nunchuck coat hanger, was left on the cutting room floor. You can catch the Peter O’Toole impersonator wandering through the fight holding his glass, after the antidote is first kicked onto the dance floor as the occidental ape grabs Indy from Lao's table and immediately after Indy crushed the bottle over his head.

[Rocket Surgeon]

Former Ford employee,
Soap Opera actor.
Other roles include:
CIA Agent,
an Astronaut,
Nightclub Host
But most important role: lands Elle Macpherson for a girlfriend and they do what comes naturally, so to say
Oh, and a "character" in Monkey Island 2: LeChuck's Revenge pays homage with it's name.

[Rocket Surgeon]

Former Ford Model
Soap Opera actor: Jinx Avery Malory, The Edge of Night
Other roles include:
CIA Agent:Anne Goodwin, Code Name: Dancer
Astronaut: Andie Bergstrom, SpaceCamp
Nightclub Host: Joyce, Black Rain
Elle Macpherson's girlfriend: Casey Montgomery, A Girl Thing
Kate Capsize in Monkey Island 2: LeChuck's Revenge

[Rocket Surgeon]

What Indy film makes the following list?

X-Men
Robocop
They Live
Star Wars
Firestarter
Four Rooms
The Naked Gun
Empire of the Ants
A Clockwork Orange,
Abbott & Costello Meet Frankenstein

[Rocket Surgeon]

Some hints:

What Indy film makes the following list?

X-Men: it's a power
Robocop: it's technicality
They Live:it's a plot point
Star Wars
Firestarter
Four Rooms
The Naked Gun
Empire of the Ants
A Clockwork Orange,
Abbott & Costello Meet Frankenstein

[lguerra]

Good question, is it Kingdom of the Crystal skull? Mind control movies.:confused:

[Rocket Surgeon]

Good question, is it Kingdom of the Crystal skull? Mind control movies.:confused:
Nice one! :hat: Yes it is, but there's another Indy film that goes on the list too!

Should have said film(s)!

[The Drifter]

Nice one! :hat: Yes it is, but there's another Indy film that goes on the list too!

Should have said film(s)!

It must be Temple of Doom. Indy's mind gets controlled in that one as well.

[lguerra]

That was a tough one , your hints helped.:up:

[Rocket Surgeon]

Where in Last Crusade does a black cat cross Indy’s path?

A quick click to the Indy Cast Flickr Page (http://www.flickr.com/photos/indycast)may help things…or not

[Montana Smith]

Where in Last Crusade does a black cat cross Indy’s path?

A quick click to the Indy Cast Flickr Page (http://www.flickr.com/photos/indycast)may help things…or not

The Flickr page did help - as the image looked like it came from a military vehicle...

http://images4.wikia.nocookie.net/__cb20091221183653/indianajones/images/9/9e/Pilatus_model.jpg

The pursuing Pilatus/Messerschmitt.

[Rocket Surgeon]

I had a feeling you'd be on this one...like the pic but only found small ones. Did you resize that one?

http://farm5.static.flickr.com/4001/5078752062_34695b17af_z.jpg

Paint jobs are a bit different...production process no doubt.

[Montana Smith]

I had a feeling you'd be on this one...like the pic but only found small ones. Did you resize that one?

http://farm5.static.flickr.com/4001/5078752062_34695b17af_z.jpg

Paint jobs are a bit different...production process no doubt.

I didn't resize the picture - I can't even remember where I found it now. The picture address gives no clues as no part of it leads back to a workable page.

[Rocket Surgeon]

If you wanted to dress up as the Marshall College Mascot this Halloween, what exactly would that be?

...and though the motorcycle chase would have put our heroes in the middle of a football game, what is the only sport mentioned by name on campus?

[Rocket Surgeon]

If you wanted to dress up as the Marshall College Mascot this Halloween, what exactly would that be?

...and though the motorcycle chase would have put our heroes in the middle of a football game, what is the only sport mentioned by name on campus?
The name Marshall College athletic teams compete under is shared by a current NFL team...

The name of the sport can be heard in Crystal Skull...

[Stoo]

Team name: Marshall Ravens? (wild guess as per the NFL Baltimore Ravens)
Sport: Lacrosse ("You going to the lacrosse game this afternoon?")

[Montana Smith]

Team name: Marshall Ravens? (wild guess as per the NFL Baltimore Ravens)
Sport: Lacrosse ("You going to the lacrosse game this afternoon?")

The Oakland Raiders?

Or lacrosse being a native American sport, maybe the Washington Redskins.

[Rocket Surgeon]

Sport: Lacrosse ("You going to the lacrosse game this afternoon?")Nice! How did you deduce that one? The Oakland Raiders?If only it were true, but keep in mind there's a thematic element to the school scenes and the preceeding scene...Or lacrosse being a native American sport, maybe the Washington Redskins. Team name: Marshall Ravens? (wild guess as per the NFL Baltimore Ravens)Hmmm...thematic to the story of Crystal Skull.

[Montana Smith]

Hmmm...thematic to the story of Crystal Skull.

New England Patriots?

[Stoo]

Nice! How did you deduce that one?By turning up the volume.:p
If only it were true, but keep in mind there's a thematic element to the school scenes and the preceeding scene...I can't find the name written in the film anywhere. Is it from a behind-the-scenes photo?:confused: How about: The Marshall Patriots?

[harvey]

Stoo - Nice job. But a BIT too late. :p

[Rocket Surgeon]

New England Patriots?
Well, actually:
The Marshall Patriots?

I can't find the name written in the film anywhere. Is it from a behind-the-scenes photo?:confused: Well, to hazard confirming Finn's shameless self promotion post, (was it shameless?) That will all be addressed in Episode 115...

Stoo - Nice job. But a BIT too late. :p
Aw come on now...you had the hints in pocket a lot earlier boy-o.