Indiana Jones e il tempio maledetto

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George Lucas hired Willard Huyck and Gloria Katz to write the script because of their knowledge of I [...]	D
To save money, some of the interiors of Pankot palace were just redresses of the sets used for Kamal [...]	D
There was a scene involving Kate Capshaw and a rather large snake which had to be cut, as Capshaw wa [...]	D
Years after completion of the film, director Steven Spielberg said about Amrish Puri: "Amrish is my [...]	D
An unproduced script that became Indiana Jones e il regno del teschio di cristallo (2008) had Indian [...]	D
Lawrence Kasdan was unavailable, as he was working on Il grande freddo (1983), so George Lucas draft [...]	D
Lawrence Kasdan (I predatori dell'arca perduta (1981)'s screenwriter) was asked to write the script. [...]	D
In an April 5, 2022, New York Times interview with Robert Ito, Ke Huy Quan (Short Round) said that h [...]	D
In military parlance a "short round" is an artillery shell that falls short of the target.	D
Kate Capshaw received a black eye in the runaway mine cart sequence. The next day when she reported [...]	D
Amrish Puri shaved his head for the role of Mola Ram. This created such an impression that he kept t [...]	D
In the U.S., this film and Gremlins (1984) led to the creation of the PG-13 rating. Many people felt [...]	D
When the two swordsmen attack Indiana on the cliff, and he attempts to reprise his response from the [...]	D
For the DVD release, over 970,000 frames were cleaned up by Lowry Digital Images, the same company t [...]	D
Norman Reynolds could not return as production designer because of his commitment to Il ritorno dell [...]	D
The name of villain Lao Che in the film's prologue is a nod to Lio Sha, leader of the evil title org [...]	D
The only installment of the Indiana Jones franchise in which Indy does not make physical contact wit [...]	D
The only Indiana Jones movie that does not show or make any references to the Ark of the Covenant. T [...]	D
To prepare for the role of Willie Scott, Kate Capshaw watched La regina d'Africa (1951) and Joe il p [...]	D
Set one year before the events of Raiders of the Lost Ark (1981).	D
This is the only film in the franchise (so far) in which Indiana Jones actually engages in a one on [...]	D
The film bears a few similarities to the 'Lupin III: Part II' episode 'The Great Caribbean Adventure [...]	D
Philip Stone was best known for his films with Stanley Kubrick, having appeared in A Clockwork Orang [...]	D
Filmmakers were unable to get permission to shoot scenes in India. The Indian government requested a [...]	D
The insect on Willie's hand in the bug tunnel scene is a Spiny Leaf Insect (Extatosoma tiaratum).	D
WILHELM SCREAM: 1. When a food cart in Club Obi-Wan crashes into the orchestra stand. 2. When the ma [...]	D
When the bridge snaps in two near the end of the film, Spielberg knew he only had one chance to capt [...]	D
Part of the sound effect heard as the engines run out of fuel on the plane (at 0:16:54 and 0:16:57) [...]	D
The filmmakers were denied permission to film in North India and Amer Fort, due to the government fi [...]	D
The only Indiana Jones movie to display its title on-screen using the famous Indiana Jones typeface, [...]	D
Kate Capshaw had to be taught how to scream.	D
Young Maharaja's name is Zalim Singh, as mentioned by Chattar Lal. The word "Zalim" means "cruel" in [...]	D
The production was fortunate in their main location in the town of Kandy, Sri Lanka, as nearby, a Br [...]	D
The plane belonging to "Lao Che Air Freight" that Indy, Short Round and Willie use to escape from Sh [...]	D
As of 2019, this is the second shortest Indiana Jones movie.	D
In 1984 Kate Capshaw appeared on The Tonight Show with Johnny Carson to promote "Temple of Doom". Ri [...]	D
The Ford Trimotor belonging to "Lao Che Air Freight" was used many decades before in the 1930 Trans [...]	D
As the village elder tells Indy their story, Indy folds his hands. Short Round then emulates him by [...]	D
During the minecart chase, Short Round is heard telling Indy to take "the left tunnel" however India [...]	D
Steven Spielberg: [hat] Grabbing a fallen hat under a descending door at the last minute.	D
Kate Capshaw was thrilled at the opportunity of singing and dancing in the opening musical number, b [...]	D
Short Round's car is a 1936 Auburn Boat-tail Speedster, a highly popular car in the 1930s.	D
Steven Spielberg: [fathers] Short Round looks on Indiana Jones as a father-figure. Indiana seems rel [...]	D
The "chilled monkey brains" were made from custard and raspberry sauce.	D
The village shaman refers to the Sankara stone as "Shiva linga". In traditional Hinduism, the linga [...]	D
Steven Spielberg would revisit evil cults in Piramide di paura (1985), but that was Egyptian. There' [...]	D
Several scenes, including the one in which Indy first spots the shaman from the raft and the one whe [...]	D
Kate Capshaw's dress in the Shanghai club was completely made of 1920's and 1930's original beads. T [...]	D
As he knew that he would spend a large portion of film shirtless, Harrison Ford underwent a strict w [...]	D
The rope bridge used during the final fight scene was actually suspended a couple of hundred feet ac [...]	D
The first film to use THX's Theatre Alignment Program, which ensures that cinemas showing the film m [...]	D
The minecart chase scene was partially filmed by the special visual effects team using a miniature s [...]	D
Philip Stone appears in this film with Amrish Puri and Roshan Seth, who previously appeared in Gandh [...]	D
The sounds of the mine car running along the tracks during the chase scene were recorded on the roll [...]	D
In the United Kingdom, the film was almost given the 18 certificate due to the sacrificial sequence [...]	D
The "giant vampire bats" that are shown in the movie were actually fruit bats. Vampire bats are a lo [...]	D
Most of the cavernous mine where the minecart chase takes place is miniature, with the walls made of [...]	D
The remains of Nurhaci (traded in the opening scene for a diamond) were never actually lost and are [...]	D
Frank Marshall: A tourist in the background in the airport scene at the beginning.	D
Philip Stone previously appeared in The Shining. Club Obi Wan refers to the Star Wars character, pla [...]	D
Harrison Ford underwent a strict workout routine with trainer Jake Steinfield consisting of weightli [...]	D
George Lucas, Willard Huyck, and Gloria Katz had been developing Benvenuti a Radioland (1994) since [...]	D
The kid in cage with Short Round and Indiana Jones who says "I pray to Shiva, let me die" is voice b [...]	D
The giant Thuggee Chief is played by Pat Roach, who also played the German mechanic fighting with In [...]	D
Lawrence Kasdan, the screenwriter of the original, walked away from the project because he thought i [...]	D
The scene with the broken bridge proved a challenge, since they couldn't use stuntmen for the danger [...]	D
Although it's never mentioned in the film, according to the novelization, Willie's full first name i [...]	D
The main villain, Mola Ram, doesn't make his first appearance until after an hour into the movie.	D
George Lucas, Steven Spielberg, Gloria Katz and Willard Huyck were concerned how to keep the audienc [...]	D
George Lucas: A missionary in the background in the airport scene at the beginning.	D
An early draft of the script for I predatori dell'arca perduta (1981) had Indiana Jones traveling to [...]	D
Steven Spielberg said in 1989, "I wasn't happy with Temple of Doom at all. It was too dark, too subt [...]	D
During production, the film was starting to go over budget, and Spielberg went to writers Willard Hu [...]	D
Frank Oz dubs the voice of the Head Thuggee in the mines, who is played by Pat Roach.	D
The lazy Susan (rotating tabletop) used to exchange items in the opening Club Obi-Wan sequence is st [...]	D
Steven Spielberg wanted Willie to be a complete contrast to Marion Ravenwood from I predatori dell'a [...]	D
For the human sacrifice scene, an animatronic dummy of the victim was programmed to realistically wr [...]	D
Dan Aykroyd: as Weber, the British-accented man who escorts Indy, Short Round and Willie onto the ca [...]	D
One of the biggest mysteries in the Indiana Jones franchise is how the first human sacrifice victim [...]	D
George Lucas wrote a film treatment that included a haunted castle in Scotland, but Steven Spielberg [...]	D
243 70mm prints of the film were made. This is still the largest number ever for a single release.	D
This movie is widely known as having been the impetus for the MPAA to create its PG-13 movie rating. [...]	D
According to some sources, Harrison Ford was not entirely comfortable with the film's story and not [...]	D
The three main characters are named after dogs. Short Round was named after screenwriter Willard Huy [...]	D
In the early minutes of the film Indiana Jones mentions that he only speaks Mandarin on "special occ [...]	D
Body Count: 43 (20 by Indiana Jones.)	D
George Lucas made the film a prequel, as he did not want the Nazis to be the villains once more.	D
The rope bridge was coated in sand to make it briefly leave an afterimage of itself in mid-air when [...]	D
During the sacrifice, Mola Ram chants in Hindi, imploring "Kali Ma Shakti de," asking for the "Spiri [...]	D
In an April 5, 2022, New York Times interview with Robert Ito, Ke Huy Quan (Short Round) remembered [...]	D
The film's cast includes 1 oscar winner: Ke Huy Quan and 1 oscar nominee: Harrison Ford.	D
This is the only Indiana Jones movie not to have any scenes that take place in North America, nor ha [...]	D
Short Round is also the character name of the Korean boy in Corea in fiamme (1951).	D
The mine shaft flooding was done in miniature. To help miniaturize the flooding water (scaling water [...]	D
Ke Huy Quan's film debut. An open casting call was put out to all the elementary schools to find a y [...]	D
Harrison Ford suffered a herniated disc in his back in the scene where he is attacked in his bedroom [...]	D
Mola Ram's chantings of "Maaro maaro sooar ko, chamdi nocho pee lo khoon" literally translated from [...]	D
Over one hundred twenty actresses auditioned for the role of Willie Scott.	D
Sharon Stone was one of the top choices for the role of Willie Scott before Kate Capshaw auditioned. [...]	D
Willie Scott (Kate Capshaw) screams a grand total of 71 times throughout the movie.	D
D.R. Nanayakkara, cast as the Indian village Shaman, did not speak a word of English. He delivered h [...]	D
The film came under fire when it was released for being racist and far too violent for an Indiana Jo [...]	D
Included among the American Film Institute's 2001 list of 400 movies nominated for the top 100 Most [...]	D
In Club Obi Wan, the artifact Indiana Jones is told to hand over is the remains of Nurhaci, emperor [...]	D
Mola Ram who was played by Amrish Puri bore a striking resemblance to Dhalsim from the Street Fighte [...]	D
In the scene where Willie is about to be sacrificed, Darth Vader's lightsaber power-up sound effect [...]	D
When Indiana, Short Round, and Willie are asleep in the plane, the Chinese pilots are sneaking to th [...]	D
This picture was part of a cycle of films in the 'Indiana Jones' / Saturday afternoon matinee advent [...]	D
For the bug chamber sequence, Kate Capshaw was really covered with over two thousand insects. She to [...]	D
Decades later, Ke Huy Quan would win the award for Best Supporting Actor in Everything Everywhere Al [...]	D
During the Season 3 episode of "Mythbusters" in 2005 ("Escape Slide Parachute"), the team tested the [...]	D
Many fans have expresses thoughts regarding Jones and friends' choice to go back into the mines inst [...]	D
Ernie Fosselius, director of Hardware Wars (1978), provided the voices of the two Chinese pilots for [...]	D
Steven Spielberg said that he did not enjoy this film as much as the rest of the Indiana Jones films [...]	D
Kate Capshaw was very critical of her own character, saying that Willie was "not much more than a du [...]	D
The only film in the Indiana Jones franchise where the female lead is reluctant to go on the adventu [...]	D
This was Kate Capshaw's second theatrical film.	D
During the human sacrifice sequence, the sacrificial victim repeatedly and rapidly chants the Shiva [...]	D
The film's original title was "Indiana Jones and the Temple of Death", which was changed because it [...]	D
Steven Spielberg's first sequel, though technically a prequel, as this film takes place in 1935, bef [...]	D
All of the people in the Indian village speak Sinhala/Sinhalese, one of the languages of Sri Lanka, [...]	D
The python that Willie Scott mistakes for an elephant's trunk was brought to Sri Lanka for shooting [...]	D
This film is banned in India and never shown on TV channels in India.	D
Final film of Gaynor Martine.	D
Story writer George Lucas explained in a later interview that one of the reasons this movie is darke [...]	D
The nightclub in the opening scene is called Club Obi-Wan, a homage to the Star Wars character.	D
In the scene where Indy, Willie, and Short Round are falling out of the sky in the inflatable raft, [...]	D
Scenes involving the long rope bridge were filmed on three different continents. The entire bridge i [...]	D
As of 2019, this is the Indiana Jones movie with the least amount of travel shown in a "red line" se [...]	D
Steven Spielberg said the scene where Willie stirs up the soup and eyeballs rise to the surface was [...]	D
The only Indiana Jones movie where he isn't on an assignment intentionally. The plane crashed rather [...]	D
The diamond that Indy is looking to acquire in his meeting with Lao Che, in Club Obi-wan, is the Pea [...]	D
Victor Banerjee and Art Malik both turned down roles in this project. They were both busy filming Pa [...]	D
While filming the whipping scene, the crew played a practical joke on Harrison Ford. While he was ch [...]	D
Chris Columbus wrote a script for this movie in which Indiana traveled to Africa and dueled a Monkey [...]	D
In the original draft, there was supposed to be a motorcycle chase scene across the Great Wall of Ch [...]	D
George Lucas' initial idea for Indiana's sidekick was a virginal young princess, but Willard Huyck, [...]	D
Originally, the Amber Palace in Jaipur was going to be used for all the exterior shots of Pankot Pal [...]	D
After the dinghy lands on the snow the plane can be seen in the background crashing into the mountai [...]	D
The huge mineshaft was a circular construction around the largest soundstage. To make it look differ [...]	D
Steven Spielberg: A missionary in the background in the airport scene at the beginning.	D
The final scene of the movie, in which Indy, Willie and Shorty return to the Mayapore village was fi [...]	D
In the "making of" documentary for this movie, George Lucas said that although he originally intende [...]	D
Frank Oz dubs the voice of the Chief Guard (played by Pat Roach)	D
Amrish Puri and Roshan Seth had previously appeared together in Gandhi, marking the first time Spiel [...]	D
Mola Ram's helmet appears to be made from some modified parts of a cow skull. In India, Hinduism is [...]	D
This was the first of two films that were released in the 1980's featuring actress Kate Capshaw as a [...]	D
Included among the American Film Institute's 2004 list of 400 movies nominated for the top 100 Ameri [...]	D
One of George Lucas' early ideas had Indiana discover a "Lost World pastiche with a hidden valley in [...]	D
In the 1988 Bollywood film "Ganga Jamuna Saraswathi", Amrish Puri's character would again get devour [...]	D
Steven Spielberg: [shooting star] When Indiana is talking to Short Round on the hill above the villa [...]	D
Steven Spielberg wanted Karen Allen to reprise her role as Marion Ravenwood, but he and George Lucas [...]	D

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