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Starbuck considers shooting Ahab with a musket through the wall of his cabin. |
Starbuck contemplates shooting him on deck, while he talks. |
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Stanley is seen being bullied in school during flashbacks. |
This doesn't happen. |
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Jackie Mudgett pulls out the knife. |
Ace pulls out the knife. |
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When they adopt Marley, they see the father in the bushes. |
Marley's father is never shown. |
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Andrew is threatened by two men who try to destroy him when he is walking to the library. George Charney (little Miss' son) saves him. Little Miss makes George sponsor legislation to protect robots from abuse. |
This does not happpen. |
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While under interrogation, a Turkish policeman translated for Billy. |
Tex, the American, provides the translation for Billy. |
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Mendez and his associates settle for rented office space at a Hollywood studio and a script. The publicity eventually gets a life of its own and people call for more information. |
Mendez selects a script called Argo that is in turnaround. Siegel and Mendez meet with Max Klien to buy the rights to produce Argo. They get the rights for $10,000. Mendez is told he has 72 hours to get the backstory ready. |
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Olga asks Andrea to come with her immediately to London to see her violinist brother. He intended to send a telegram, but as they approached London he thought less about it as he was youthful and distracted by what was to come. No telegram was sent. |
Olga brings Andrea to London on very short notice. The sisters worry, but later they get a package from Andrea. It contains a the painting that Olga made for him as well as a request to listen to him play the violin with an orchestra that will be broadcast on the radio soon. |
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The indecent proposal is made by an Arab billionaire. |
John Gage is the billionaire who makes the proposal, and he is an American. |
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There is considerable back story on the failure of 20th century governments which lead to world wide "veterans only" voting and the right to hold political office. |
This is barely mentioned in the movie. |
- Midnight Express
- Marley & Me
- Holes
- The Bicentennial Man
- Argo
- Ladies in Lavender
- Stand by Me
- Starship Troopers
- Moby Dick
- Indecent Proposal