The Ultimate Clerks (1994) Trivia

Brian O'Halloran played the character Dante Hicks in the film "Clerks".

Marilyn Ghigliotti is best known for her role as Veronica in the alternative film "Clerks". This film, directed by Kevin Smith, gained a cult following and is considered a classic in independent cinema. Ghigliotti's portrayal of Veronica, a love interest of the main character, was well-received and helped establish her as a notable actress in the industry.

The movie "Clerks" was filmed in New Jersey.

In the movie "Clerks," Jay and Silent Bob's occupation is drug dealers. This is evident from their involvement in selling drugs throughout the film.

The correct answer is "Clerks." The movie "Clerks" used the tagline "Just because they serve you doesn't mean they like you." This tagline suggests that the characters in the movie work in a service-oriented job, possibly in a store or restaurant, and that even though they are obligated to serve customers, it doesn't necessarily mean they enjoy doing so.

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In the movie "Clerks", Silent Bob's cousin's name was Olaf and he was from Russia.

The correct answer is 26685, which represents the amount of money it cost Kevin to make "Clerks".

"Mallrats" is the correct answer because it is a prequel to "Clerks." In "Mallrats," the character of Jay and Silent Bob, who also appear in "Clerks," are introduced and their story is further developed. "Mallrats" takes place before the events of "Clerks" and provides background information on the characters and their relationships. This makes "Mallrats" a prequel to "Clerks" in the chronological order of the storyline.

In the movie "Clerks," the roofer did not want to work for Dominic Bambino.

In the movie "Clerks," Randal rents the movie "The Best Of Both Worlds" from Big Choice Video.

The correct answer is "The Idiot Man-Child." In the end credits of the movie "Clerks," the rest of Willam's name is revealed to be "The Idiot Man-Child." This suggests that the character of Willam is portrayed as someone who is foolish and immature, emphasizing his lack of maturity and intelligence.

Silent Bob's hat in "Clerks" features the character Felix The Cat.

The original title of "Clerks" was "Inconvenience."

In the movie "Clerks," the hockey ball is portrayed as orange. This can be inferred from the given answer choice "Orange."

Soundgarden does not appear on the "Clerks" soundtrack. The question is asking which band is not included in the soundtrack, and Soundgarden is the band that is missing.

In the movie "Clerks", the roofer works for the company Redding Home Improvements.

Scott Mosier played the character Willam Black in the movie "Clerks".

Rick Derris drives a Black Trans-Am in the movie "Clerks".

Jeff Anderson originally auditioned for the role of Jay in "Clerks" before ultimately being cast as Randal.

In the movie "Clerks," Randall is wearing a hockey jersey representing the Soviet Union. This suggests that he is supporting the Soviet Union's hockey team during the game.

In the movie "Clerks," the name of the funeral home is Postens.

In the 1994 film "Clerks", the Quick Stop and RST Video are located in the town of Leonardo.

In the movie "Clerks", the woman who works with caged animals buys a pack of cigarettes and a Slim Jim at the Quick Stop.

The correct answer is 92 min. This is the total running time of the movie "Clerks".

The correct answer is Lenin's Tomb because the question is asking for the name of the cat in "Clerks," and out of the given options, Lenin's Tomb is the only one that could potentially be a cat's name. The other options are unrelated to cats or the movie "Clerks."

In the movie "Clerks," Jay wears a hat with the logo of the San Jose Sharks. This indicates that he is a fan of the NHL team from San Jose, California.

In the movie "Clerks," Willam Black is seen wearing a hat of the Charlotte Hornets NBA team.

In the movie Clerks, Silent Bob is depicted wearing Nike shoes. This is likely the correct answer because it directly states the brand of shoes that the character wears in the film.

Vincent Pereria owns the cat that appeared in "Clerks".