Famous Bars In Movies

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"Urban Cowboy" (1980) was set in what real-life Texas honky-tonk?
- Arky Blue's Silver Dollar
- Gilley's
- Luckenbach
- The Stampede

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A movie trivia quiz: Bars, lounges, saloons, taverns, discos and other drinking establishments of the screen.

2.

The Double Deuce, Patrick Swayze, "the cooler," a girl called Doc. The movie is:
- "Dirty Dancing"
- "Point Break"
- "Road House"
- "Waking Up in Reno"
Correct Answer

A. "Road House"

Explanation

Swayze plays uberbouncer Dalton, hired to keep the riffraff out of a Missouri bar.

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3.

"You will never find a more wretched hive of scum and villainy" than:
- The Bamboo Lounge ("Goodfellas")
- Fagan's ("The Long Good Friday")
- JD's ("Lock, Stock and Two Smoking Barrels")
- Mos Eisley Spaceport ("Star Wars")
Correct Answer

A. Mos Eisley Spaceport ("Star Wars")

Explanation

Obi Wan Kenobi issues the warning to Luke before he goes into the cantina (a.k.a. Chalmun's) looking for Han Solo in "Star Wars Episode IV: A New Hope."

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4.

"Casablanca" (1942) was based on a play called "Everybody Comes to Rick's." The full name of the bar was:
- Rick's Cafe Americain
- Rick's Club Paris
- Rick's Continental Club
- Rick's Corner Bar
Correct Answer

A. Rick's Cafe Americain

Explanation

The correct answer is Rick's Cafe Americain. This is the full name of the bar in the movie "Casablanca" (1942), which was based on a play called "Everybody Comes to Rick's."

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5.

This 1985 Brat Pack movie takes its name from the characters' hangout.
- "The Breakfast Club"
- "Coyote Ugly"
- "Hard Rock"
- "St. Elmo's Fire"
Correct Answer

A. "St. Elmo's Fire"

Explanation

The bar is just called St. Elmo's, but the meteorological phenomenon St. Elmo's fire is mentioned in dialogue. Yes, it's a little forced.

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6.

Lloyd tends bar in:
- "Blade Runner"
- "Body Heat"
- "Chinatown"
- "The Shining"
Correct Answer

A. "The Shining"

Explanation

Lloyd is played by Joe Turkel, who also played Dr. Eldon Tyrell in "Blade Runner."

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7.

In "A Clockwork Orange" (1971), Alex and his droogs drink at the Korova, which serves drug-laced ...:
- Coca-Cola
- Communion wine
- Milk
- Orange juice
Correct Answer

A. Milk

Explanation

"Korova" is Russian for cow.

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8.

In "54" (1998), Club 54 owner Steve Rubell is played by:
- John Cusack
- Mike Myers
- Ryan Philippe
- Liev Schreiber
Correct Answer

A. Mike Myers

Explanation

In the movie "54" (1998), the character of Club 54 owner Steve Rubell is portrayed by Mike Myers.

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9.

In "Trees Lounge" (1996), lounge denizen Tommy, played by Steve Buscemi, works as:
- An arborist
- A high school guidance counselor
- An ice cream truck driver
- A postal clerk
Correct Answer

A. An ice cream truck driver

Explanation

Buscemi also wrote and directed the movie, which marked the second screen appearance of Chloe Sevigny.

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10.

In "Barfly" (1987), Mickey Rourke plays a fictional version of what writer?
- Charles Bukowski
- William S. Burroughs
- Bret Easton Ellis
- F. Scott Fitzgerald
Correct Answer

A. Charles Bukowski

Explanation

Mickey Rourke plays a fictional version of Charles Bukowski in the film "Barfly" (1987). Charles Bukowski was a renowned writer known for his gritty and raw writing style. The film is loosely based on Bukowski's own experiences as a struggling writer and heavy drinker, reflecting his themes of alcoholism and the bohemian lifestyle. Rourke's portrayal of Bukowski captures the essence of the writer, making him the correct answer for this question.

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11.

Complete the tagline for "24 Hour Party People" (2002): "The music, the madness and the mayhem that was ..."
- Majorca
- Manchester
- Miami
- Munich
Correct Answer

A. Manchester

Explanation

The mockumentary stars Steve Coogan as Tony Wilson, impresario of the 1980s music scene centered on the Manchester club the Hacienda.

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12.

The disco in "Saturday Night Fever" (1977) is called:
- 2001 Odyssey
- Angeline's
- EXtasy
- Le Chic
Correct Answer

A. 2001 Odyssey

Explanation

The disco in "Saturday Night Fever" (1977) is called 2001 Odyssey.

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Famous Bars In Movies

"Urban Cowboy" (1980) was set in what real-life Texas honky-tonk?

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The Double Deuce, Patrick Swayze, "the cooler," a girl called Doc. The movie is:

"You will never find a more wretched hive of scum and villainy" than:

"Casablanca" (1942) was based on a play called "Everybody Comes to Rick's." The full name of the bar was:

This 1985 Brat Pack movie takes its name from the characters' hangout.

Lloyd tends bar in:

In "A Clockwork Orange" (1971), Alex and his droogs drink at the Korova, which serves drug-laced ...:

In "54" (1998), Club 54 owner Steve Rubell is played by:

In "Trees Lounge" (1996), lounge denizen Tommy, played by Steve Buscemi, works as:

In "Barfly" (1987), Mickey Rourke plays a fictional version of what writer?

Complete the tagline for "24 Hour Party People" (2002): "The music, the madness and the mayhem that was ..."

The disco in "Saturday Night Fever" (1977) is called: