No Actors!

[drjones]

I thought I'd give this a try and see if it catches on. Connect the movies using ANYTHING but the cast and the production studio (i.e. 20th Century Fox, Universal, United Artists, etc.). If you know of the same dolly grip being in two movies, go with that. If you know that the exact same prop was useed in two movies, go for it. Anything but cast members or studio titles. Post new movie titles when you've solved it.

Example:

Braveheart - Saving Private Ryan

Braveheart - James Horner (composer) - Troy
Troy - Wolfgang Petersen (director) - Das Boot
Das Boot - The U-Boat - Raiders of the Lost Ark
Raiders of the Lost Ark - John Williams (composer) - Saving Private Ryan

First movies, I'll start off easy:

Star Wars: A New Hope - Pirates of the Caribbean

[cg124]

this might be a little tough

[Klimber]

Ok just hope the Drogobaggins does find intrest in this thread or we will be researching 1950's french grips for the rest of the year. That guy is killing me on some of the other trivia threads.

Ok!
Star Wars: A New Hope - Rick Baker (makeup) - MIB 2
MIB 2 - Barney Burman (makeup) - Pirates of the Caribbean

Try:
Braveheart to The Last Temptation of Christ:p

[Warren]

EDIT

Nevermind.

[Klimber]

Originally posted by Warren
Since drjones used the U-Boat in his, and said anything but actors or studio titles, I guess this could be right.

Braveheart - Mel Gibson (director) - Passion of the Christ
Passion of the Christ - crown of thorns/cross prop - Last Temptation of Christ

Wait that can't work other wise this thread will get stupid real fast cause evert time I get stuck I will want to say that a car or a horse or a book could connect the links. No way I think that Dr.jones should make the final ruling on this, but I would vote against this kind of thing unless Warren can provide proof that the same exact cross was in both movies (via movia trivia listed on IMDB or some other movie trivia web site). At this time I do not consider mine solved. Sorry Warren.

[sniktawt]

Originally posted by Klimber
this thread will get stupid real fast

You said it , I didn't.

;)

[Klimber]

Originally posted by sniktawt
You said it , I didn't.

;)

What I mean is to keep it on the straight and narrow. Not just making goofy links cause you do not want to do the leg work.

[poeman]

edit

[Rizor]

Braveheart - John Toll (D.P.) - The Last Samurai
The Last Samurai - Craig Barron (Visual Effects Supervisor) - The Last Temptation of Jesus Christ

A Clockwork Orange to Magnolia

[Drizzt240]

Yeah, this is a tough trivia even for people that are pretty good.

[drjones]

That's why I started it. I thought it might be interesting, but I'm stumped on this last one.

[Drizzt240]

A Clockwork Orange to Magnolia


I haven't seen either of them.

Lord of the Rings:Fellowship of the Ring

to

Lord of the Rings: The Two Towers.

Good luck on this one.

[Klimber]

Originally posted by Drizzt240
A Clockwork Orange to Magnolia


I haven't seen either of them.

Lord of the Rings:Fellowship of the Ring

to

Lord of the Rings: The Two Towers.

Good luck on this one.

This one is tough but certainly not impossible so please don't skip over tough ones in favor of ones that are so simple that thread craps out...

Lord of the Rings:Fellowship of the Ring

to

Lord of the Rings: The Two Towers.

Both were directed by Peter Jackson. There yours is done.

Now back to the real one that is still in play:
A Clockwork Orange to Magnolia

A Clockwork Orange - John Alcott (Cinematographer) - No Way Out
No Way Out - Roger Donaldson (Director) - Thirteen Days
Thirteen Days - Michael De Luca (executive producer) - Magnolia

There "A Clockwork Orange" to "Magnolia" in three steps, was that so hard.

Try:
Little Big Man to Dances with Wolves

[Drizzt240]

This thread is already craping out. I bumbed it, anyhow.