Zabriskie Point

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Harrison Ford fans know his scenes were cut from this film. However, look closely in the jail scene: [...]	D
Michelangelo Antonioni's assistant and casting director, Sally Dennison, first spotted Mark Frechett [...]	D
17 camera set-ups were employed for the climactic explosion.	D
Michelangelo Antonioni's leftist politics made the film controversial from the start. The production [...]	D
Rod Taylor's dialogue was written specifically for him by Sam Shepard.	D
Actor James Caan considers this to be the worst film he has ever seen	D
Both lead characters were named after the actual actors who played them: Mark & Daria. When a cop as [...]	D
In a early scene, Mark and his counterculture friend are driving in their vintage pickup truck. One [...]	D
Screenwriter Clare Peploe's brother, Mark Peploe, would write the screenplay to Michelangelo Antonio [...]	D
In 2001, A retrospective documentary on Zabriskie Point was made that included interviews with many [...]	D
Harrison Ford's scene was deleted but his voice remains in Rod Taylor's phone-call scene.	D
The lead actor Mark Frechette had a different idea about this film than the director Antonioni. Mark [...]	D
The second of three English language films that Michelangelo Antonioni made for MGM and producer Car [...]	D
On March 8, 1967, Hail Thomas Hansen, 20, took a private plane from Sky Harbor Airport, Phoenix, for [...]	D
The old car that Daria is driving is a 1952 Buick Special De Luxe.	D
Mark Frechette and Daria Halprin became romantically involved during the film's protracted shooting [...]	D
Mark Frechette was cast after he was seen on the street arguing with someone on a balcony above him.	D
Michelangelo Antonioni was quite appalled by what he perceived as American excess in the making of t [...]	D
The house in the boulders was an actual house in Carefree, Arizona. The explosion of the house was d [...]	D
The film initially grossed $900,000 on a budget of $7 million, making it one of the year's biggest b [...]	D
One of the films included in "The Fifty Worst Films of All Time (and how they got that way)" by Harr [...]	D
Some scenes were actually shot at the real Zabriskie Point in Death Valley.	D
"Fingals Cave", a piano piece composed by Richard Wright of Pink Floyd for the 'violent scene' went [...]	D
Preceding MAS*H by one month in its release date, Zabriskie Point has the distinction of being the [...]	D
Michelangelo Antonioni's original ending was a shot of an airplane sky-writing the phrase "Fuck You, [...]	D
Included among the "1001 Movies You Must See Before You Die", edited by Steven Schneider.	D
Antonioni met with Jim Morrison during early production to ask for a musical contribution to the sou [...]	D
Remembering the scoring sessions for this film, members of Pink Floyd later commented that Michelang [...]	D
In real life, Mark Frechette led a counterculture life much like his character's in the film. Three [...]	D
One hundred people participated in the orgy scene, half of them from Joseph Chaikin 's Open Theatre [...]	D
Mark Frechette earned $60,000 for making the film. He donated his earnings to a commune.	D

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