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