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Martin Brest: Ticket clerk who serves Marvin (John Ashton): "Smoking or non smoking?"	D
Included among the American Film Institute's 2000 list of the 500 movies nominated for the Top 100 F [...]	D
The Blue Angel Motel in Las Vegas was demolished in 2012 to make way for 91,000 square feet of retai [...]	D
Robert De Niro spent time with bounty hunters as part of his preparation for this role.	D
Yaphet Kotto was suffering from a fever for almost his entire involvement in the movie.	D
The idea to have Jack Walsh (Robert De Niro) continually checking his watch--and the whole back-stor [...]	D
Charles Grodin said the script was the best he had ever read.	D
The theatrical trailer for the film shows several scenes which were not included in the final cut. F [...]	D
The scene where John Mardukas (Charles Grodin) falls off a cliff was shot in the Salt River Canyon i [...]	D
Dustin Hoffman was considered for Jack Walsh.	D
When Paramount Pictures had obtained the script, they lined up Harrison Ford as Jack Walsh and Chevy [...]	D
The script originally had Marvin die in the scene where Serrano's thugs knock him out, but it was fe [...]	D
DeNiro was looking for some lighter material to do. Initially, he wanted to play the lead in Penny M [...]	D
The train scene in Flagstaff, Arizona, actually prevented a kidnapping, at the end of the "searching [...]	D
In the diner scene concerning the counterfeit 20 dollar bills, it was Charles Grodin's idea to inclu [...]	D
Ron Perlman, Dennis Hopper, Harvey Keitel, Ray Liotta, and Alec Baldwin were considered for the role [...]	D
In 2010, it was reported that Robert De Niro was planning to make a "remake or sequel" with his prod [...]	D
The famous "litmus configuration" scene was mostly improvised.	D
The boxcar scene--where Jack Walsh (Robert De Niro) and John Mardukas (Charles Grodin) discuss wheth [...]	D
The rifle used by the bad guys in the helicopter was a Heckler & Koch G3.	D
Bill Murray and Steve Martin were considered for the role of Jonathan "The Duke" Mardukas.	D
Dennis Farina shot all of his scenes in Las Vegas because he was also shooting Crime Story (1986) th [...]	D
Albert Brooks turned down the part of Jonathan Mardukas.	D
Mickey Rourke, Jeff Bridges, Ryan O'Neal, Jon Voight and Michael Douglas were considered to play Jac [...]	D
Paramount Pictures originally owned the rights to the film. To improve the film's chances at the box [...]	D
John Goodman and John Candy were considered for the role of Marvin Dorfler.	D
Was ranked Number 6 on Gene Siskel's list of the "Best Films of 1988."	D
Al Pacino, Jack Nicholson, and Harrison Ford were considered for the role of Jack Walsh.	D
John Ashton said that Robert De Niro got into his part so much that he actually hit Ashton during th [...]	D
Danny Elfman wrote lyrics for the end credits theme "Try to Believe". He sang the lead and recorded [...]	D
The character played by Jack Kehoe in the bail bonds office was named after a Hollywood attorney in [...]	D
Mel Gibson, Kurt Russell, Michael Keaton, Richard Gere, Burt Reynolds, Clint Eastwood, Charles Brons [...]	D
According to Joe Pantoliano (Eddie Moscone) in his interview on Gilbert Gottfried's podcast, directo [...]	D
In his 1989 autobiography "It Would Be So Nice If You Weren't Here...", Charles Grodin mentions that [...]	D
Actor Yaphet Kotto (Agent Alonzo Mosely) commented in a 2015 interview: "Midnight Run was practicall [...]	D
At one point, every male lead in Hollywood was considered for the role of Jack Walsh.	D
Audio book narrator Hubert Williams was an extra, playing a blackjack dealer while the movie was sho [...]	D
Charles Grodin changed a line in the screenplay from "As an accountant" to "As your accountant" to s [...]	D
Charles Grodin had permanent scars resulting from the real handcuffs he had to wear for a great deal [...]	D
Bruce Willis was considered for the role of Jonathan Mardukas.	D

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