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The period of principal photography on this picture ran for around two months between February and M [...]	D
The film's temperature of -25 degrees, which is of course Celsius and thus -13 Fahrenheit, did occur [...]	D
Cuba Gooding Jr., Jeffrey Wright and Eriq La Salle were each considered for a role as one of the fou [...]	D
At the Olympic games, the Jamaican uniforms prominently feature the Adidas logo. The real 1988 Jamai [...]	D
As stated in one of the movie's major taglines, the film was "inspired by the true story of the firs [...]	D
The comic book Sanka Coffie (Doug E. Doug) is reading on the bed is the "Incredible Hulk #282, which [...]	D
According to actor Leon, producer Dawn Steel worked on the second unit for a time during the shoot a [...]	D
Actor Leon said of the film: "The script has been following me around for 3 1/2 years." In an interv [...]	D
Actual television sports footage from ABC network covering the 1988 Winter Olympics was utilized for [...]	D
The flag banner slogan of the Jamaican Bobsled team read: "SUPPORT OUR COUNTRY . . . UNITY IS STRENG [...]	D
According to Tommy Swerdlow, the only line in the film that he did not write was "Sanka, ya dead?". [...]	D
The Jamaicans' best run in the 1988 Olympic four-man bobsleigh was 58.04". In the movie their best r [...]	D
The film's story was co-written by Michael Ritchie who had directed the Robert Redford downhill skii [...]	D
Rawle D. Lewis stated in an interview that the bobsled the characters used in the film was an actual [...]	D
Early drafts of the screenplay contained more drama than comedy. At that point, the movie was known [...]	D
The character name of Yul Brenner (Malik Yoba) was a parody of the name of legendary movie star Yul [...]	D
Derice Bannock's father, Ben Bannock was a gold medalist in the 200-meters.	D
Junior Bevil (Rawle D. Lewis)'s father secures him a position with Webster, Webster & Cohen, the big [...]	D
Actor Larry Gilman portrayed a character, Larry, who had the same first name as his own.	D
One of the horses mentioned in the race John Candy is listening to at the beginning of the film was [...]	D
Known as "Rasta Rocket" in France.	D
Songs on the film's soundtrack are also heard in the musical "Rasta in the Snow" which is also based [...]	D
Contrary to the movie, the infamous crash wasn't due to a mechanical error, but more or less losing [...]	D
The Jamaican bobsled team never raised money from a kissing booth as the team was funded by George F [...]	D
A number of directors were attached to direct the movie before in the end Jon Turteltaub became the [...]	D
In the German dubbing of this movie, the Swiss bobsledders ("eins, zwei, drei"), have been re-dubbed [...]	D
Jeremiah S. Chechik was slated to direct, until he moved on to do Benny & Joon (1993) instead, and t [...]	D
The movie documents events at the 1988 Calgary Winter Olympics as did the later movie Eddie the Eagl [...]	D
Contrary to the story in movie, the Jamaican team was met with open arms by the international Bobsle [...]	D
The film's key major setting was the 1988 Winter Olympics in Calgary, Alberta, Canada. The movie's t [...]	D
The nick-names of coach Irving Blitzer (John Candy) were "Irv" and "Sled God".	D
This motion picture's opening title card reads: "JAMAICA - November, 1987".	D
Sanka Coffie (Doug E. Doug) is a pushcart driver. In real life, the local pushcart derby inspired Ge [...]	D
Hip-hop legend Tupac Shakur auditioned for a role in this movie.	D
The film features actual original archival black-and-white sporting footage.	D
Irving "Irv" Blitzer (John Candy) is said to have secured Roger (Paul Coeur) a spot in the 1968 Gren [...]	D
The movie is based on a true story. However, there were many changes to add comedy, drama and charac [...]	D
At the time, it was the highest grossing live action film released under the Walt Disney Pictures ba [...]	D
In real life, a number of Olympians have competed in both the Winter and Summer Olympics, including [...]	D
The "International Alliance of Winter Sports" bobsled governing organization featured in the movie i [...]	D
The television march-past at the opening ceremony shows the coach and four bobsledders. In fact, Jam [...]	D
Singer Jimmy Cliff's cover version of the song "I Can See Clearly Now" from the movie went to Top 40 [...]	D
This was the first feature film roles for actors Malik Yoba (Yul) and Rawle D. Lewis (Junior), respe [...]	D
The first of two times Peter Outerbridge plays an athlete (the East German bobsledder who badgers th [...]	D
The name "Sanka Coffie" is a reference to the famous coffee brand Sanka.	D
On January 18, 2014 the Jamaican bobsled team qualified for the 2 man bobsled at the 2014 Winter Oly [...]	D
The Jamaican bobsledder characters in the movie were all fictional characterizations and were not ba [...]	D
Since their debut in 1988 depicted in the film, Jamaica has competed in at least one bobsled event i [...]	D
Denzel Washington turned down the role of Derice Bannock, and Eddie Murphy turned down the role of S [...]	D
Third to last cinema movie of actor John Candy whose final two theatrical feature films were Wagons [...]	D
During the opening ceremonies scene, Blitzer is seen wearing a white Smithbilt cowboy hat. The white [...]	D
In the sport of bobsledding, adding weight to the sled is perfectly legal. In fact, sometimes it's a [...]	D
42 minutes in to the film, the sound of a TIE Fighter can be heard as the Swiss sled goes down the t [...]	D
The broadcasters remark that the "hot tropical island of Jamaica" has joined the 1988 Winter Games. [...]	D
This is the last performance where John Candy is clean shaven. He wears a beard in his last two movi [...]	D
Irving "Irv" Blitzer (John Candy) claims to have won two gold medals and set nine world records in b [...]	D
Known as "Cold Buttocks" in Norway.	D
M. Barrington Coolidge (Winston Stona), president of the Jamaican Olympic Committee, claims that his [...]	D
The crash scene at the end of the movie, except for the close-up shots, was the real footage of the [...]	D
Product placement: After meeting the qualification requirements, the Jamaican bobsled team toasts wi [...]	D
Aside from his brief cameo in Oliver Stone's JFK (1991) this was the first box office hit for John C [...]	D
In addition to the film's solo DVD and home videocassette releases, the movie was also later release [...]	D
Derice Bannock (Leon) claims to run the 100-meter dash in 9.9 seconds, one-tenth of a second faster [...]	D
Production started in wintry Calgary, Alberta, Canada, then moved to Ocho Rios and Montego Bay, Jama [...]	D
Disney envisioned the original cast with Denzel Washington as Derice, Eddie Murphy as Sanka, Wesley [...]	D
In 2015, Sanka Coffie (Doug E. Doug) revealed he still has Sanka's lucky eggs. They were made of rub [...]	D
This was the final John Candy film to be released before he died of a heart attack. Candy died five [...]	D
At the Olympic sprint trials, Yul Brenner (Malik Yoba) wears #6, Derice Bannock (Leon) #8, and Junio [...]	D

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John candy's character says "meet in that revolving restaurant in thirty minutes" that revolving res [...]	D
The Swiss teams were depicted with their sleds and uniforms being red and white. They were in fact d [...]	D
The Swiss bobsleigh is shown repeatedly with "Schweiz" painted vertically down the nose of the bob. [...]	D
When the pushcart race starts, several carts crash into one another and are presumably out of conten [...]	D
When Derice Bannock and Sanka Coffie have set up a kissing booth; the camera zooms in and you see th [...]	D
On the first day of the Olympic competition, there is a shot of flags waving in the wind. The flag o [...]	D
The board of results drawn up in the Jamaican village bar lists England as a competing team. England [...]	D
It is never explained how Sanka, when doing the push start, can keep pace with three trained Olympic [...]	D
When Derice falls in the Summer tryouts, the right side of his face goes down to the track. When the [...]	D
When the team is toasting each other after they paint the sled the labels on the Coke bottles change [...]	D
Just before the Jamaican sledders go to the county-western bar, Yul Brenner and Junior are talking i [...]	D
After Jamaica's second tournament run, there is a nighttime shot of the Calgary skyline. During this [...]	D
As the Jamaican team prepares to start their qualifying run, all full shots of the sled show it gray [...]	D
While Derice is traveling to various businesses seeking funding for the team, the montage puts all t [...]	D
The movie is set in 1987 and 1988, but some cars from the early 1990s can be seen outside the Relaxx [...]	D
When the team break the 6 seconds needed on the cart in Jamaica, they run of the road and lose a whe [...]	D
When the team walks out of the Calgary airport, they get on a shuttle that says "Calgary Hotel" on i [...]	D
The Olympic 4-man bobsled competition is four runs over two days, not three runs over three days as [...]	D
When Irv Blitzer is registering for bobsled tryouts, the man at the computer is using a computer tha [...]	D
In Calgary Olympic Village, the flag of Sri Lanka can be seen among a group of flags of the particip [...]	D
The East German team is prominently featured in the film, but all the German flags displayed by fans [...]	D
In 'Opening Ceremony' scene of the '88 Winter Olympics, the flags of the Nations are displayed for a [...]	D
When Junior is looking in the mirror at the bar, his words don't match with lips.	D
In the shot in the bar when the coach is angry, he goes over, picks up a pool stick and repeatedly s [...]	D
When watching the final run on TV, Joy Bannock reacts with horror three seconds before the crash act [...]	D
The sign at the registration table lists the sport as "Bobsled". In reality, the sport is always lis [...]	D
When the race starts and little boys in Jamaica start to draw timetable on blackboard, there is Finl [...]	D
At the beginning of the film, when Derice is unable to qualify to the 1988 Summer Olympics Athletics [...]	D
When a East German team member goes to congratulate to the Jamaican team for their victory, he says [...]	D
In the Jamaican qualifying scene, when they are getting ready to go, we see a shot of their feet. In [...]	D
In the television coverage shown of the opening ceremony, a cut is made straight from the Jamaican t [...]	D
The announcer at the sprint finals says the 100 meters is the final event of the day, yet there are [...]	D
At the country/western bar, while Yul confronts Junior about going home, Junior rants "What should I [...]	D
After the final run, Derice is stepping down from the run and shakes hands and speaks with the Swiss [...]	D
As the team makes their first downhill run in acceptable time, one wheel can be seen bouncing off th [...]	D

Frase

Sanka Coffie: Coach! Coach! I can't get my helmet [...]	D
Sanka Coffie: What I am saying to you, is that you [...]	D
Sanka Coffie: Feel the rhythm! Feel the rhyme! Get [...]	D
Irv: Our Father, who art in Calgary, Bobsled be th [...]	D
Irv: do you want me to lay out some diificlties fo [...]	D
Roger: Is this whole thing a big joke, or do you r [...]	D
Irv: Now maybe you haven't noticed, but we aren't [...]	D
Derice Bannock: Hey, man, you could be famous. You [...]	D
Sanka Coffie: So what's it gonna be, star? What ar [...]	D
Yul Brenner: [the guys start climbing into the bob [...]	D
Irv: [looking at an old picture of himself and Der [...]	D
Yul Brenner: You're crowding me, slinky head.	D
Derice Bannock: You know, when the Swiss want to g [...]	D
[repeated lines] Derice Bannock: Sanka you dead? [...]	D
Sanka Coffie: You mean winter, as in ICE? Derice [...]	D
[repeated line] Yul Brenner: Don't touch me!	D
Yul Brenner: Remember, this doesn't mean that I li [...]	D
Sanka Coffie: [singing] Some people say you know t [...]	D
[about to be pushed off start] Sanka Coffie: Oh, [...]	D
Yul Brenner: Say whatever it is that you want 'cau [...]	D
[Sanka reveals a hot water bottle nestled under hi [...]	D
[repeated line after someone has said something de [...]	D
Derice Bannock: Hey, you can pee now. Sanka Coffi [...]	D
Whitby Bevil - Sr.: I got you a job with Webster, [...]	D
Sanka Coffie: i love jamaica and jamaica loves me.	D
Sanka Coffie: I'm the driver. Irv: You're not. Yo [...]	D
Sanka Coffie: I am feeling very Olympic today, how [...]	D
Junior Bevill: Seeming to you nobody likes us? Yu [...]	D
[the team are finishing painting their sled and dr [...]	D
Yul Brenner: [prior to the final race] Hey, Dreadl [...]	D
Joy Bannock: [Joy and Momma Coffie sit in the stan [...]	D
Sanka Coffie: The key elements to a successful sle [...]	D
Irwin Blitzer: Gentlemen, a bobsled is a simple th [...]	D
Derice Bannock: You don't see the Swiss team fight [...]	D
British Official: We must also be concerned about [...]	D
Josef Grul: Hey, Jamaica! Watch out for Number Twe [...]	D
Derice Bannock: Excuse me, are you Irving Blitzer? [...]	D
Sanka Coffie: 'Nuff people say, you know they can' [...]	D
Irwin Blitzer: Come on, Kurt, what you're doing he [...]	D
Irv: I told the owner of the bar that these guys w [...]	D
[Junior marches up to Josef Grul and spins him aro [...]	D
[before their first practice run] Sanka Coffie: Y [...]	D
Sanka Coffie: Greetings, sled god.	D
Sanka Coffie: I love Jamaica - and Jamaica loves m [...]	D
Irv: Hi, I'd like to register for the tryouts. Re [...]	D
Derice Bannock: I can't believe the trials are fin [...]	D
Irv: All right, Derice. Let me lay out some diffic [...]	D
Sanka Coffie: Alright. Alright, alright, alright, [...]	D
Derice Bannock: Excuse me. Are you Mr. Irving Blit [...]	D
Sanka Coffie: All I'm saying, mon, is if we walk J [...]	D
Yul Brenner: How about I beat your butt right now? [...]	D
Derice Bannock: [Derice drums over his teamates' h [...]	D
Al Trautwig: Oh, what the heck. Go, Jams!	D
Sanka Coffie: Look, Star. Let me tell you a little [...]	D
[Yul and Junior are in the hotel room, getting rea [...]	D
Irv: Winning a bobsled race is about one thing: th [...]	D
Sanka Coffie: Rise and shine! Derice Bannock: It' [...]	D
Sanka Coffie: [after witnessing Irv obliterate a r [...]	D
Irv: Go, go, go! Now, now, now, now!	D
Irv: This is what it's all about, this is whether [...]	D
Momma Coffie: Everybody shut up! My boy's on TV.	D
[Junior's father comes to bring him back] Junior [...]	D
Yul Brenner: Hurry up, mon. I have a dead grandmot [...]	D
[the team emerges from the airport into a blizzard [...]	D
Irv: You see Sanka, the driver has to work harder [...]	D
Irv: Oh, yeah, just one little drawback to this de [...]	D
Derice Bannock: Hey, Coach. Irv: Yeah? Derice Ba [...]	D
Sanka Coffie: [stops dancing and jumps into fight] [...]	D
Coolidge: Mr. Coolidge, who is the other man in th [...]	D
Sanka Coffie: Hey Derice! Ya dead? Derice Bannock [...]	D
Sanka Coffie: Nobody had that much fun in a sled s [...]	D
Derice Bannock: [Derice sees Sanka's breath in the [...]	D
Sanka Coffie: All right, you sugar-coated track st [...]	D
Derice Bannock: "Cool Runnings" means "Peace Be Th [...]	D
Sanka Coffie: So what are we gunna name the sled? [...]	D
Al Trautwig: Watch out, world. The Jamaicans are c [...]	D
[Pre-race cheer] Kids: Who's the captain of our c [...]	D
Yul Brenner: Look in the mirror, and tell me what [...]	D

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