Il treno per il Darjeeling

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Adrien Brody remarked that during the river scene, Wes Anderson's instructions were the exact opposi [...]	D
The three lead actors applied their own make-up each morning.	D
"Where Do You Go To" by singer Peter Eardley Sarstedt was used as the main theme in Hotel Chevalier [...]	D
The role of Peter was written with Adrien Brody specifically in mind.	D
Natalie Portman travelled to Jodhpur, India, for 30 minutes of shooting, then spent ten days explori [...]	D
"Darjeeling Limited" is also the name of a brand of tea, grown in the Darjeeling district of West Be [...]	D
Amara Karan's debut.	D
The final right panning shot where all the characters lives are shown for a fleeting moment before t [...]	D
Bill Murray was originally scheduled for three days of filming. He shot his entire role in a day and [...]	D
Production designer Mark Friedberg based the train design partially on the 20th Century Limited, whi [...]	D
The house into which the dead boy is brought was supposed to be the same natural red color as the ot [...]	D
The three brothers wear white and gold at an Indian funeral, then all black in a flashback of their [...]	D
Francis is suspected of attempting suicide. When the film was released, Owen Wilson had pulled out o [...]	D
Towards the end of the film, the painted portrait on the wall of the "Bengal Lancer" compartment is [...]	D
The three brothers are named after Francis Ford Coppola, Peter Bogdanovich, and Jack Nicholson.	D
The train scenes were filmed inside a moving train travelling from Jodhpur to Jaisalmer and through [...]	D
Instead of an original score, writer and director Wes Anderson chose to borrow original music from I [...]	D
The abbey towards the end of the film was originally the Maharana of Mewar's royal hunting lodge in [...]	D
Amara Karan's film debut. While she was still being considered for the role, she received the script [...]	D
Most of the props used on the train sets were handmade or decorated, including the entire dining roo [...]	D
After completing the first draft of the script, Wes Anderson, Roman Coppola, and Jason Schwartzman v [...]	D
Despite the enormous luggage they carry, the characters wear the same suits throughout the movie.	D
The film cast includes three Oscar winners: Anjelica Huston, Adrien Brody, and Natalie Portman; and [...]	D
Writer and director Wes Anderson said that the film was partly inspired by Il fiume (1951). He also [...]	D
Bipasha Basu rejected a role in the film, saying that she prefers to act in roles where she is not s [...]	D
This film is part of the Criterion Collection, spine #540.	D
The eleven suitcases were created by Marc Jacobs for Doran. They are decorated with giraffes, rhinoc [...]	D
Throughout the whole movie, no one smokes a full cigarette.	D
When Patricia plays the little music box, the melody heard is of the song "Waterloo Road" by Jason C [...]	D
In order to achieve a constant limp while filming, Owen Wilson placed a small lime in his shoe.	D
Before May 2006, when he went to publish his script, Wes Anderson had never been to India.	D
The film was mostly shot in the Rajasthani desert, in northwest India.	D
When trying to visit their Mother, she warns them of a "man-eating tiger". The brothers go anyway an [...]	D
The film is dedicated to Satyajit Ray.	D
Natalie Portman: As a woman alone in a hotel room wearing a robe and with a towel wrapped around her [...]	D
This is Wes Anderson's first feature film written with collaborator Roman Coppola who also served as [...]	D
Francis explains that his assistant, Brendan, will not be seen at all during their trip. He's visibl [...]	D

Il racconto di Bombay	D
La moglie sola	D
Siskel & Ebert & the Movies: The Kingdom/Trade/The Game Plan/Feast of Love/The Darjeeling Limited/Lust, Caution	D
Diminishing Returns: Murder on the Orient Express	D
Teen Kanya	D
La dea	D
Prima dell'alba	D
Half in the Bag: 2021 Movie Catch-Up (part 2 of 2)	D
Il guru	D
Il mondo di Apu	D
I Simpson: The Dad-Feelings Limited	D
I Simpson: Moe Letter Blues	D
Honest Trailers: Every Wes Anderson Movie	D
Joi Baba Felunath	D
Il capo famiglia	D
I Griffin: Road to India	D
Kanchenjungha	D
Il fiume	D
La sala da musica	D
L'invitto	D
Shakespeare-Wallah	D
Fantastic Mr. Fox	D
Hotel Chevalier	D
Il lamento sul sentiero	D
ScreenPrism: Rushmore: Portrait of Wes Anderson as a Young Man	D
MsMojo: Top 10 Movies That Make You Want to Travel	D
Twistee Treat	D
The Casual Criminalist: 66 - King Con: The Man Who Stole A Country	D
Siskel & Ebert & the Movies: Vantage Point/Diary of the Dead/Charlie Bartlett/Be Kind Rewind/Taxi to the Dark Side	D
Renegade Cut: Wes Anderson's White People: The Darjeerling Limited	D
Starz Inside: Fashion in Film	D
Angoscia	D
Baksa Badal	D
Half in the Bag: The Assistant and The Wrong Missy	D
Conversation with James Ivory	D

At the end, when the brothers throw their bags away while trying to catch the train, they are runnin [...]	D
The first time the brothers are in the dining car, the camera cuts between Francis and Peter several [...]	D
While the village prepares for the boy's funeral, Francis lies down with a boy in a blue shirt kneel [...]	D
Around 27 minutes into the movie, The Umed Palace is visible as the train leaves Jodhpur. The same t [...]	D
When Jack is smoking out the window of the train, Rita's cigarette is just a butt in the first shot, [...]	D
It is impossible for a train to be 'lost' on Indian Railways. It is SOP to default switches on mainl [...]	D
In the dining car, Peter reads Jack's short story, which is written on stationery from the Hotel Che [...]	D
When Peter throws the belt at Francis in the train cabin, shaving cream is on his face. When Francis [...]	D
When Peter reads Jack's short story on the train, the first shot shows him reading the first page. I [...]	D
When Peter runs for the train, he has 2 pieces of luggage. When he walks through the train, he has 3 [...]	D
When the train attendant brings the Whitman's lemonade, Francis and Jack take two out of the three g [...]	D
If Brendan really had Alopecia he would have lost his eyebrows as well as his hair.	D
Adrien Brody's character name is 'Peter'. In one scene, Owen Wilson misspeaks "Adrien get".	D
The first time Jack's iPod appears in screen, it's a 3rd-generation iPod with no click wheel. A few [...]	D

Jack: Wouldn't it be great if we heard a train go [...]	D
Peter: Those Germans are bothering me.	D
Jack: You wanna read a short story I wrote in Fran [...]	D
Francis: [after Jack comes back from having sex wi [...]	D
Francis: I guess I've still got a lot of healing t [...]	D
Jack: Do you want to go in the bathroom and smoke [...]	D
Francis: Let's get into it!	D
Patricia: God Bless You and keep you with Mary's b [...]	D
Francis: [spotting some children crossing a river] [...]	D
Peter: [upon discovering that Jack's ex-girlfriend [...]	D
Brendan: We haven't located us yet.	D
Peter: You know, maybe right before whenever you'r [...]	D
Peter: I'm gonna go pray at another thing.	D
Rita: [while making out] Your crazy! What's your n [...]	D
Jack: What did he say? Peter: He said the train i [...]	D
Jack: I think he's still in mourning. Francis: We [...]	D
Francis: Those are three thousand dollar loafers!	D
Francis: I only remember certain details, but from [...]	D
Patricia: He ate one of the sister's brothers.	D
Jack: I wonder if the three of us would've been fr [...]	D
[repeated line] Francis: Let's go have a drink an [...]	D
[last lines] Francis: Let's go get a drink and sm [...]	D
Francis: Dad's bags aren't gonna make it.	D
Francis: We're invited to the funeral.	D
The Chief Steward: Do you have a prescription for [...]	D
Francis: Ok. Let's check the next itinerary. Pete [...]	D
Francis: Peter, you can not abandon your wife just [...]	D
Peter: I can't believe you just said that. Franci [...]	D
Francis: Is that Dad's razor?	D
The Rolling Stones: Don't play with me, 'cos you'r [...]	D
Francis: Any questions? Peter: I have one. What h [...]	D
Peter: I like how mean you are. Jack: The charact [...]	D
Rita: [crying] I've got to get off this train. Ja [...]	D
Peter: What about our snake? The Chief Steward: I [...]	D
Francis: Is that my belt? Peter: Can I borrow it?	D
Francis: He has this disease where his head is sha [...]	D
Francis: [Francis and Peter are beating each other [...]	D
Patricia: It's over. Jack: Not for us.	D
[repeated line] Jack: Stop including me!	D
Peter: I love the way this country smells. I'll ne [...]	D
Rita: What's wrong with you? Jack: Let me think a [...]	D
Jack: Which direction did your's go? Francis: Wha [...]	D
Patricia: [Exasperated by her son's questions] May [...]	D
[first lines] The Businessman: That's my train.	D
Francis: You're the two most important people in t [...]	D
Francis: Are those Dad's sunglasses?	D
Peter: They're playing cricket with a tennis ball.	D
Francis: Let's take a look at the itinerary. Pete [...]	D
Jack's Ex-Girlfriend: Whatever happens in the end, [...]	D
Brendan: Why are your eyes so red? Francis: Why i [...]	D
Francis: Cough syrup? That's a dumb way to get loa [...]	D
Jack: [about Francis] What do you think he looks l [...]	D

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