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In reply to the discussion: Ask a trivia question about a fictional person, place, thing, TV show, or movie - Part Nine [View all]Brother Buzz
(39,539 posts)32. The cooler question is: Who wrote the lyrics?
And what relationship was he to the director
Robert Altman received $75,000 for directing the film, the lyricist received about $2,000,000 due to royalties received because the song was used in the television series as well as for the movie.
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Ask a trivia question about a fictional person, place, thing, TV show, or movie - Part Nine [View all]
red dog 1
Jan 2021
OP
What was Humphrey Bogart's character's name in "Treasure of the Sierra Madre"?
red dog 1
Jan 2021
#19
In the movie "The Blues Brothers" what was the name of the venue where the band played thier
red dog 1
Jan 2021
#20
Um, Robert Altman had the foresight to list both his son and the composer's name
Brother Buzz
Jan 2021
#37
The lyrics were anything but stupid, and they totally resonated with the counter-culture
Brother Buzz
Jan 2021
#39
I guess those other lyrics are OK, but I still think the refrain: "Suicide is painless" is dumb
red dog 1
Jan 2021
#40
From The Commitments, after Billy the drummer quit the band, who became the new drummer?
red dog 1
Jan 2021
#36