A) Edwin Torres B) David Koepp C) Martin Scorsese D) Brian De Palma
A) John Leguizamo B) Sean Penn C) Viggo Mortensen D) Al Pacino
A) Carlito's Way and The Bronx B) Carlito's Way and After Hours C) Rise to Power and Carlito's Way D) Scarface and After Hours
A) Lawyer B) Ballet dancer C) Waitress D) Nightclub owner
A) Fifteen years B) Ten years C) Thirty years D) Five years
A) Tony T B) Dave Kleinfeld C) Benny Blanco D) Vinnie Taglialucci
A) Pachanga B) Vinnie Taglialucci C) Benny Blanco D) Dave Kleinfeld
A) Carlito's Way: Rise to Power B) Return to the Bronx C) Carlito's Way: The Beginning D) After Hours: The Prequel
A) $500,000 B) $75,000 C) $1 million D) $30,000
A) After Hours B) Scarface C) The Godfather D) Carlito's Way
A) Rikers Island B) A nightclub in the Bronx C) Grand Central Terminal D) The East River
A) To honor the author's original request B) Because the studio thought it sounded better C) The film covers the first book primarily D) To avoid confusion with a 1985 Martin Scorsese film
A) He recovers and flees to Miami B) He is arrested by the police C) He is killed by Vinnie Taglialucci D) He is killed by Carlito
A) He cleans it B) He takes it with him C) He replaces the bullets with blanks D) He unloads it
A) Vinnie Taglialucci B) Benny Blanco C) Frankie Taglialucci D) Anthony Taglialucci
A) Artie B) Carl C) Charlie D) Lee
A) A crew cut B) A ponytail C) A bald head D) A buzz cut
A) Sean Penn B) James Rebhorn C) Adrian Pasdar D) Viggo Mortensen
A) David Koepp B) Edwin Torres C) Brian De Palma D) Alan Dershowitz
A) Ingrid Rogers B) Cynthia Lamontagne C) Mel Gorham D) Penelope Ann Miller
A) The character required striptease scenes B) The character required a stunt double C) The character needed to be a singer D) The character needed to speak Spanish
A) Jaime Sánchez B) Luis Guzmán C) John Leguizamo D) Al Israel
A) Rick Aviles B) Luis Guzmán C) Ángel Salazar D) John Leguizamo
A) James Rebhorn B) Paul Mazursky C) Brian Tarantina D) John Finn
A) Adrian Pasdar B) Frank Minucci C) Joseph Siravo D) Rocco Sisto
A) Al Israel B) John Agustin Ortiz C) Rick Aviles D) Viggo Mortensen
A) Adrian Pasdar B) Paul Mazursky C) Joseph Siravo D) Frank Minucci
A) Jaime Sánchez B) John Leguizamo C) Marc Anthony D) Ángel Salazar
A) East Harlem B) The Bronx C) Brooklyn D) Queens
A) A YMCA gym in New York City B) A theater in Broadway C) A library in Harlem D) A film studio in Hollywood
A) Edwin Torres B) Martin Bregman C) Brian De Palma D) David Koepp
A) The pool hall B) The courtroom C) The train station platform D) The hospital
A) A West Side brownstone B) Kaufman Astoria Studios C) Grand Central Terminal D) A real disco in Manhattan
A) A municipal building in Brooklyn B) The State Supreme Court Building at 60 Centre Street C) A studio set in California D) The Harlem-125th Street station
A) Making the length of the escalator seem natural B) Syncing the sound of the trains C) Matching the actors' stunt doubles D) Editing the lighting transitions
A) Using green screen technology B) On location at a real river C) Inside a water tank at a studio D) In a Brooklyn shipyard using an empty lock
A) July 20, 1993 B) August 3, 1993 C) November 3, 1993 D) July 20, 1994
A) $27 million B) $9 million C) $64 million D) $37 million
A) 75% B) 84% C) 90% D) 66%
A) B+ B) B- C) C D) A
A) Peter Travers B) Owen Gleiberman C) Roger Ebert D) Gene Siskel
A) David Koepp B) Brian De Palma C) Patrick Doyle D) Sean Penn
A) Over $64 million B) Over $27 million C) Over $9 million D) Over $37 million
A) 25 B) 10 C) 51 D) 100
A) Gene Siskel B) Owen Gleiberman C) Roger Ebert D) Peter Travers
A) Patrick Doyle B) Brian De Palma C) Jellybean Benitez D) Edwin Torres
A) Criterion Collection B) Dolby Digital C) IMAX D) THX
A) 2005 B) 2010 C) 2007 D) 2004
A) Director's Cut B) Ultimate Edition C) Anniversary Edition D) Collector's Set
A) 2010 B) 2005 C) 2007 D) 2004
A) April 15, 2004 B) August 20, 2005 C) May 18, 2010 D) June 12, 2007
A) Limited streaming release B) Television broadcast C) Direct-to-video D) Theatrical release
A) Critically panned B) Acclaimed by critics C) Moderate success D) Mixed reviews |