Name the Movie Studio That Produced the Film
U.S. States
Casting
High Praise
Composers
100
9 to 5

20th Century Fox

100

In Coal Miner’s Daughter, Loretta Lynn’s family hailed from this state.

Kentucky

100

This actor, fresh off an Oscar win, was originally cast in the role of Joe Gideon in All That Jazz but left the production during the rehearsal stage, citing a lack of confidence in the production.

Richard Dreyfuss

100

Upon seeing this movie, Stanley Kubrick called the director and said it “was the scariest film I’ve ever seen.”

The Vanishing

100

Jerry Goldsmith

Chinatown

200

Gaslight

MGM

200

In Dumb & Dumber, Harry and Lloyd hail from this state.

Rhode Island

200

This hugely popular leading man turned down the role of Julian in American Gigolo because he wanted final cut approval, but director Paul Schrader would not give it to him.

John Travolta

200

After watching The Wrestler, this famous 80s-era wrestler apparently cried in Mickey Rourke’s arms at a private screening of the film.

Roddy Piper

200

Hans Zimmer

Thelma & Louise

300

Coal Miner's Daughter

Universal Studios

300

In Thelma & Louise, the title characters are originally from this state.

Arkansas

300

Darren Aronofsky’s first choice to play Randy “The Ram” Robinson in The Wrestler was always Mickey Rourke. But the studio wanted this Oscar-winning actor and even had him begin preliminary research for the role.

Nicolas Cage

300

New York Times film critic Lynn Hirschberg declared that this film had “permanently upended the idea of independent film as an intrinsically inaccessible avant-garde form.”

Stranger Than Paradise

300

Henry Mancini

Touch of Evil

400

American Gigolo

Paramount Pictures

400

In Life, Animated, what state does the Suskinds live in?

Massachusetts

400

Although Loretta Lynn handpicked Sissy Spacek to play her in Coal Miner’s Daughter, the studio wanted this Oscar favorite but the producers ultimately turned her down.

Meryl Streep

400

While filming A Place in the Sun, this director said Elizabeth Taylor’s fainting scene was one of the best things he had ever filmed.

George Stevens

400

Bill Conti

Broadcast News

500

Postcards from the Edge

Columbia Pictures

500

In The Wrestler, Randy “The Ram” Robinson lives this state.

New Jersey

500

This Brat Pack actor was selected for the role of J.D. in Thelma & Louise, but director Ridley deemed him too short compared to co-star Geena Davis.

Robert Downey Jr.

500

Kubrick again…he said, upon its original release, this was “the best film I think I have ever seen.”

All That Jazz

500

Johnny Mandel

Being There