The Lone Ranger

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The book that John Reid calls his "bible" is "Two Treatises on Government" by John Locke, a seventee [...]	D
The meaning in the original series of kemosabe was trusty scout according to season 1 episode 2.	D
The fairground organ music, during the opening 1933 San Francisco scene, is taken from a recording m [...]	D
Though they share the same last name and are in the same movie, there is no evidence to suggest Armi [...]	D
The music played at the fairground at the very start is "The Blaydon Races" by George Ridley, a famo [...]	D
The first theatrically released version of the character since William A. Fraker's equally ill-fated [...]	D
Tom Wilkinson 's character "Cole" in this film spoke to John Reid, referring to a Lone Ranger as som [...]	D
Early in the film, one of the Texas Rangers refers to "Redleggers." They were anti-slavery advocates [...]	D
The original Lone Ranger radio serials led to a spin-off radio serial, The Green Hornet. The title c [...]	D
Johnny Depp's make-up and costume were inspired by artist Kirby Sattler's painting "I am Crow."	D
Quentin Tarantino named this movie as one of his ten favorites films of 2013.	D
Each of the two steam locomotives used in the film had a pair of 1,000 hp Cummins diesel engines in [...]	D
In an interview, Johnny Depp thanked his stunt horse, Scout, for saving his life after a violent fal [...]	D
One of the Rangers waiting at the train station has a "redneck toothpick" in his mouth. It is actual [...]	D
After filming was finished, the trains used in the movie were donated to the Fillmore and Western Ra [...]	D
Many scenes in the movie pay homage to well known films, for example, C'era una volta il West (1968) [...]	D
Johnny Depp played Rafael, a Native American, in Il coraggioso (1997), his directorial debut. It was [...]	D
Several cast members had to receive formal training on horseback riding, gunslinging, and lassoing.	D
The plot was originally supposed to focus more on supernatural elements and Native American mysticis [...]	D
The film surpassed John Carter (2012) as Disney's biggest bomb.	D
Beginning in November 2013, the Autry National Center exhibited the costumes Armie Hammer and Johnny [...]	D
During the Train Robbery near the end, as The Colonel is shooting at Tonto, the bullets hit on time [...]	D
At the beginning of the movie, when Latham Cole looks at his pocket watch, there are faint chimes he [...]	D
The locomotives and rolling stock seen in the film were all built in a machine shop in Sun Valley, C [...]	D
"Sands' Theme", from C'era una volta in Messico (2003), is credited to "Tonto's Giant Nuts." It was [...]	D
The movie loosely resembles the ceremony driving the "Golden Spike" near Promontory Point Utah. In t [...]	D
The Lone Ranger comments that it has been nine years since he last fired his gun. The movie was shot [...]	D
This is the second movie starring Johnny Depp in which the line "Stupid white man" is used by a Nati [...]	D
The film takes place in 1869 and 1933.	D
At the beginning of the movie, we see several close-ups of the confection bag that the boy drops, an [...]	D
In March 2002, Columbia Pictures announced their intention to make a Lone Ranger film with Classic M [...]	D
In April 2012, it was announced that Jack White was hired to compose the score for the film. White l [...]	D
American Humane Association monitored the animal action. No animals were harmedÂ®. (AHAD 03788)	D
As an homage to John Ford, the scene that introduces John Reid features passengers singing "Shall We [...]	D
This film is one of the biggest financial flops of all time, and lost the studio $94-$119 million.	D
The film was nearly cancelled due to obstacles during production, including bad weather, wildfires, [...]	D
Near the film's climax, crates of explosives are visible, with the Giant Powder Company of San Franc [...]	D
Besides the musical reference to Rossini's William Tell Overture, there are at least two operatic pl [...]	D
In all previous versions of the story, "kemosabe" was just a made up Indian word which meant nothing [...]	D
The Weinstein Company was interested in purchasing the film rights from Classic Media in 2007, but t [...]	D
The "frame story" where young Will meets the old Tonto takes place in 1933, the year of the first Lo [...]	D
Despite the producers citing the presence of an adviser from the Comanche Nation, some debated the a [...]	D
Andrea Riseborough and Sarah Gadon auditioned for a role.	D
Despite the lengthy scene taking place in a brothel, the word "prostitute" is never used (likely due [...]	D
During the opening sequence of the bank robbery, the music in the background is the William Tell Ove [...]	D
This is the first version of "The Lone Ranger" in any medium in which the actor playing Tonto receiv [...]	D
Tonto retells the main story in 1933. The main story is set in 1869, a time gap of 64 years. During [...]	D
Though set in Colby, Texas, the film includes obvious shots of Monument Valley, Utah/Arizona, a favo [...]	D
During the opening train scene, as John Reid tries to break free from the chains, he says "That's re [...]	D
This is the second Johnny Depp movie where an optical illusion of a bird in a cage is played as a ch [...]	D
In the original radio series, Butch Cavendish and his men ambushed six Texas Rangers in the canyon c [...]	D
To minimize the film's overall cost, Gore Verbinski, Jerry Bruckheimer, Johnny Depp, and Armie Hamme [...]	D
Disney delayed production of the film due to budget concerns, and because Cowboys & Aliens (2011) un [...]	D
The Constitution strongly resembles Illinois Central Railroad #382, the very same locomotive that Ca [...]	D
The scene at the water well is a combination of two scenes in C'era una volta il West (1968): an ear [...]	D
The film was defeated at the box-office by Cattivissimo me 2 (2013).	D
The first feature film to shoot with a production model of the Arri Alexa Studio camera, which cinem [...]	D
The mask that the Lone Ranger (John Reid) wears in this movie appears to be green, a foreshadowing t [...]	D
During the scene where the last spike is driven, the song Stars and Stripes Forever is heard being p [...]	D
Mike Newell was considered to direct.	D
This is the second Lone Ranger film nominated for the Razzie Award for Worst Picture. La leggenda di [...]	D
Jessica Chastain and Abbie Cornish were considered for the role of Rebecca Reid, but lost to Ruth Wi [...]	D
The first film Cinematographer Bojan Bazelli has shot with anamorphic lenses since Ultracorpi - L'in [...]	D
The Wild West sideshow where young Will meets the elderly Tonto is called "The Thrilling Days of Yes [...]	D
During the beginning scene, where Tonto meets the boy, he is given a bag of peanuts to eat. Later, w [...]	D
This is the first version of The Lone Ranger to be released in IMAX, as well as the first to receive [...]	D
Gore Verbinski, Jerry Bruckheimer, Armie Hammer, and Johnny Depp openly criticized American critics' [...]	D
When Tonto and John arrive at the "Hall of Human Deformities", the barker says "Fun and educational [...]	D
When Rebecca is having a sip from her well (right before the fake Comanche attack), the scene mirror [...]	D
Gil Birmingham (Red Knee) appeared in the TV movie The Lone Ranger(2003).	D
The trains used in the film could reach 30 miles per hour, which was the standard speed for locomoti [...]	D
In an interview with Vulture Magazine, Jerry Bruckheimer said, "I think it is going to be looked bac [...]	D
The scene where the train rolls off the blown out bridge is just like the train sequence in Ritorno [...]	D
Although Armie Hammer plays the title role, Johnny Depp gets top billing, and was the focus of the m [...]	D
This is the first and only collaboration of Johnny Depp and Helena Bonham Carter not to be from Tim [...]	D
The musical cue in the shot of Red sitting under the painting of a ballerina is the Swan Theme from [...]	D
Was criticized for the casting of Caucasian actor Johnny Depp for the role of a Native American, as [...]	D
Todd McDaniels, a linguist at the Comanche Nation College, commented favorably on Johnny Depp's atte [...]	D
Tonto means "fool" in Spanish, Italian and Portuguese. In Spanish versions of this film, Tonto is re [...]	D
Johnny Depp was two hours late to the script "read through" because he wanted to read in full make-u [...]	D
The exploding bridge scene is very similar to the one in Il ponte sul fiume Kwai (1957), in which Al [...]	D
For the train scenes seen in the film, a large oval shaped track had to be built near Albuquerque, N [...]	D
Even the boy's cap-gun holster set is a period-accurate Keyston set made by the San Francisco compan [...]	D
In September 2014, Studio President Alan Bergman was asked at a conference if Disney had been able t [...]	D
This is the seventh Disney film to receive a PG-13 rating, under the Disney banner, in the United St [...]	D

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