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The number of sexual conquests and/or romantic liaisons that cocky bartender Brian Flanagan (Tom Cru [...]	D
J. Peter Robinson replaced Maurice Jarre as the movie's composer. Producers Ted Field and Robert W. [...]	D
Elisabeth Shue would go on to feature in another alcohol related movie seven years later, when she w [...]	D
On the Gold Coast (a.k.a. Surfers Paradise) in Queensland, Australia, there is a real-life multi-lev [...]	D
Jim Carrey and Charlie Sheen were considered for the role of Brian Flanagan, which in the end was ca [...]	D
Just prior to the picture's premiere theatrical release in 1989, as reported in the 29th October 200 [...]	D
Chantilly Lace by The Big Bopper is on the Cocktail (1988) soundtrack. Tom Cruise starred in this fi [...]	D
Filming weeks in Jamaica shot for seven day weeks according to the 19th May 1988 edition of 'Rolling [...]	D
Brian and Jordan famously talk about the bits on the end of shoelaces, and how they made someone a m [...]	D
The film's theatrical trailer included part from an extended version of Brian and Doug's final meeti [...]	D
Paul Newman was the studio's original choice for Doug in hopes to reunite him with Tom Cruise and re [...]	D
Only about 24 minutes of the movie's standard 104 minute running time is actually set in the exotic [...]	D
Andrew Shue: in the background during the wedding reception.	D
Keanu Reeves, John Travolta, Rob Lowe, Tom Hanks, Steve Guttenberg, Bill Murray, and Jeff Bridges we [...]	D
The film was made and released four years after its source novel of the same name by Heywood Gould. [...]	D
According to the February 21, 1992 edition of show business trade paper 'The Hollywood Reporter', th [...]	D
The names of various night-spots, cocktail bars, and hospitality venues featured in the movie includ [...]	D
Tom Cruise's bartending training was held at The Bartending School in Toronto, Ontario. At one point [...]	D
Heywood Gould's source novel and screenplay adaptation was "inspired by some years as a New York bar [...]	D
Heather Graham was offered the role of Jordan Mooney, but declined due to scheduling conflicts with [...]	D
Tom Cruise at one point fell sick from swimming in the extremely hot waters in Jamaica.	D
The man seen twice in Jamaica sitting at the bar while Tom Cruise is tending is James Eckhouse, who [...]	D
Ingredients for Coughlin's "Red Eye" cocktail 1 oz. Vodka 6 oz. Tomato Juice Top off with beer Crack [...]	D
At the beginning of the movie when Brian is talking with his uncle at his bar, the football game bei [...]	D
Jennifer Grey, Demi Moore, Ally Sheedy, Jodie Foster, Daryl Hannah, Sarah Jessica Parker, and Jennif [...]	D
Originally all the bottle tossing that was done in the film, was not scripted but in fact done last [...]	D
The film's closing credits give special thanks to: Cartier, Air Jamaica, the Ontario Film Developmen [...]	D
Stars Tom Cruise and Elisabeth Shue had to endure extremely hot water conditions whilst shooting in [...]	D
The bottle of Louis XIII "Louis Tre" brandy Brian buys for the bet as $500 in 1988 is worth $3600 in [...]	D
Actress Gina Gershon stated in a podcast Interview that during their bed scene, Tom Cruise knew she [...]	D
Gerry Bamman, who plays a tourist who asks about a "free drink" in this film, is similar to his char [...]	D
According to the The 80s Movies Rewind website, "Tom Cruise was married to Mimi Rogers at the time, [...]	D
Ted McGinley was considered for the role of Brian Flanagan which in the end was cast with Tom Cruise [...]	D
Roughly 23 minutes in, Doug falls down a set of subway steps -- the same set of steps used in the mo [...]	D
Screenwriter Heywood Gould wrote the book and the film based on his experiences as a bartender in th [...]	D
Tom Cruise and Ron Dean appeared together in "Risky Business" and "The Color of Money"	D
The name of the Coughlin's luxury yacht sea vessel was "Kerry's Dream" named after Doug Coughlin's ( [...]	D
Jack Nicholson, Dustin Hoffman, Michael Caine and Dudley Moore were considered for the role of Doug. [...]	D
The movie was nominated for four Golden Raspberry Awards including Tom Cruise for Worst Actor and Ro [...]	D
Roger Donaldson felt bad about Bobby McFerrin's "Don't Worry, Be Happy". He thought that it would be [...]	D
At Jan Kronborgs 50th birthday, the bar was an almost exact copy of the Cocktails and Dreams movie s [...]	D
Molly Ringwald turned down the role of Jordan Mooney.	D
Michael Keaton was considered for Tom Cruise's role.	D
The place where star Tom Cruise, in preparation for his role as a cocky bartender in this film, trai [...]	D
Tom Cruise and Bryan Brown practiced flair bar tending using real bottles on the production set.	D
Uncle Pat played the detective on the bull horn in Risky Business.	D
The term for the flamboyant tending of bar by Brian Flanagan (Tom Cruise) and Doug Coughlin (Bryan B [...]	D
Riffed by Michael J Nelson from MST3K, under the Rifftrax name.	D
Robin Williams was considered for the role of Brian Flanagan. Williams had previously starred in Clu [...]	D
The movie's Original Motion Picture Soundtrack album went to the number one spot on the Canadian Alb [...]	D
In Bret Easton Ellis' novel American Psycho (1991), lead character Patrick Bateman catches an elevat [...]	D
Heywood Gould,the author of the book "Cocktail", was not pleased with the movie version.	D
This film is listed among The 100 Most Enjoyably Bad Movies Ever Made in Golden Raspberry Award foun [...]	D
The voice of the cab driver yelling at the limo driver is the voice of Ron Dean	D
Almost every time a bottle is handled during the bartender scenes, you'll see thats its a bottle of [...]	D
The movie's popular song "Kokomo" by The Beach Boys was Golden Globe nominated in 1989 for Best Orig [...]	D
In the "Excellence in Broadcasting" episode of I Griffin (1999) (See: I Griffin: Excellence in Broad [...]	D
Mr. Mooney, the father of Elisabeth Shue's character, was played by Laurence Luckinbill who since 19 [...]	D
Various life experience rules stated by Doug Coughlin (Bryan Brown) were each named by him as a "Cou [...]	D
The boxing fight match shown on television, upon which Doug Coughlin (Bryan Brown) has a fifty dolla [...]	D
There was 40 versions of the script. According to Heywood Gould,"There were 40 drafts of the screenp [...]	D
Elisabeth Shue's character Jordan in Cocktail(1988) comes from a wealthy family, much like her chara [...]	D
The correct name for the plastic bit on the end of shoelaces is an "aglet" not a "flugelbinder". The [...]	D
Now Playing Podcast reviewed Cocktail. This film received two "recommends" and one "not recommend".	D
In this and The Firm (1993), Tom Cruise is seen drinking Red Stripe beer.	D
Tom Cruise admitted,"Cocktail is not my crowning jewel".	D
Tom Cruise attended the same bartending mixology and business management school as actor and writer [...]	D
Matthew Broderick was considered for the role of Brian Flanagan.	D
One of two 1988 theatrical feature films starring actress Gina Gershon. The cinema movies are Cockta [...]	D
Tom Cruise's character has the same first name as co-star Bryan Brown, who plays Doug Coughlin.	D

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The first time Brian goes to visit Jordan at her parents' condo, her father's shirt switches from a [...]	D
In the seventh minute Cruise looks into the restaurant/bar and the lights are on; he walks he second [...]	D
When Brian and Doug are singing Chantilly lace, Doug falls down a flight of stairs and there is clea [...]	D
When Brian Flanagan takes a picture of Doug Coughlin on his yacht, he is sitting with his legs cross [...]	D
Brian brings himself and Bonnie a glass of juice in their bedroom. She hands Brian some vitamins and [...]	D
The amount of beer in Brian's glass.	D
Brian is wearing white shoes in one shot while Jordan was drawing him, in the next shot when he grab [...]	D
Brian's hair changes color from almost black to pale brown as the film progresses.	D
The length of Brian's hair changes frequently.	D
Whilst at Flanagan's place after a drunken night, they are watching a live broadcast boxing match fe [...]	D
When Brian and Bonnie arrive at the exhibition, the movie showing in the cinema is Barfly - Moscone [...]	D
When Doug falls down the stairs of the subway station he lands next to a puddle of water. In the nex [...]	D
A server needs a Cuba Libre prepared. Brian later says to her "You bitch! Why didn't you just tell m [...]	D
When Doug shows up in Jamaica, Brian makes them both a blender drink. He takes the pitcher from the [...]	D
While in the nightclub, Jordan tells Kerry that she's known Brian for about 10 hours, yet they actua [...]	D
While inside the ambulance in Jamaica, the steering wheel is shown on the left side. Jamaicans drive [...]	D
Coughlin is saying, "There are two kinds of people in this world," and Flanigan is setting his drink [...]	D

Frase

Brian: Coughlin's law: never show surprise, never [...]	D
Doug: You see, there are two kinds of people in th [...]	D
[last lines] Jordan: Bet I can still spook you. [...]	D
Uncle Pat: [On how to succeed in business] You out [...]	D
Brian: Should we let it breathe? Doug: It hasn't [...]	D
Brian: You're offering me a job? Doug: Uh huh. B [...]	D
Bonnie: I've been thinking about you all day. Bri [...]	D
Doug: Coughlin's Law: bury the dead, they stink up [...]	D
Bonnie: Please, I don't want to end it this way. [...]	D
Doug: The luck is gone / the brain is shot / but t [...]	D
Brian: Listen, I'm sorry I called you a bitch. El [...]	D
Doug: [Introducing himself] Douglas Coughlin, Logi [...]	D
Doug: [in his suicide note to Brian] My dearest Br [...]	D
[Flanagan's advice to his unborn child:] Brian: I [...]	D
Brian: [telling Bonnie he's moving out of her plac [...]	D
[Last Barman poem] Brian: I am the last barman po [...]	D
[Jordan is drawing a picture of Brian] Brian: So [...]	D
Doug: Coughlin's law: never tell tales about a wom [...]	D
Brian: Days get shorter and shorter, nights longer [...]	D
[first lines] Brian: Come on, put it to the floor [...]	D
Doug: However, falling down the stairs is allowed!	D
Brian: I'll stick with the brew. Doug: Beer is fo [...]	D
[Jordan has returned to her father's Park Avenue p [...]	D
Mr. Mooney: You're on your own. Brian: That's the [...]	D
Jordan: What are you doing here? Brian: I bet you [...]	D
Brian: [looking at Jordan's painting] Is this our [...]	D
Doug: Mighty Casey has struck out. Brian: The gam [...]	D
Bonnie: Excuse me, do I have "fuck me" written on [...]	D
Doug: Couglin's diet: cocktails and dreams.	D
Brian: I'm willing to start at the bottom. Job In [...]	D
Brian: I'm looking for the Manager. Doug: What's [...]	D
Doug: Coughlin's Law: anything else is always some [...]	D
Uncle Pat: Most things in life, good and bad, just [...]	D
Doug: When you see the color of their panties, you [...]	D
Brian: Not a goddamned thing any one of those prof [...]	D
Doug: I don't care how liberated this world become [...]	D

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