According to production notes,[2] the film was inspired by an event from director Bryan Bertino's childhood: a stranger came to his home asking for someone who was not there, and Bertino later found out that empty homes in the neighborhood had been broken into that night.[3] In interviews, Bertino stated he was "very impressed" with some of the theories circulating on the internet about the "true events" the movie is allegedly based on, but said his main inspiration was Helter Skelter, a true crime book about the 1969 Manson family murders
The events of the book and movie Blackhawk Down are based on the First Battle of Mogadishu in Somalia.
If this is Tora Tora Tora one would assume that most of the events are true.
No, the movie was not an accurate portrayal of the events that happened in Gallipoli but rather a portrayal of the values and morals of the soldiers that fought in Gaillipoli.
The Great Debators was a movie but it was not inspired by a book of the same name. It was based on an article by Tony Scherman in American Legacy.
thankfully no it wasn't :s
no
The movie "The Strangers" is an American horror movie that was released on May 30th, 2008. The movie is about a young couple being terrorized by 3 masked assailants and starred Liv Tyler and Scott Speedman.
No, Tyler Hawkins is a fictional character from the movie "Remember Me" portrayed by Robert Pattinson. The story is not based on real events.
the movie Unstoppable is "inspired" by true events! I'm guessing that some events in the movie ARE fake. It really happened on may 15 2001. The train was traveling for 66 miles before it was stopped!
In the film "Letters to God," Tyler does pass away. The movie is based on the real-life story of a young boy named Tyler Doherty who battled cancer and inspired those around him with his faith and positive attitude. The story emphasizes the impact Tyler had on others through his letters to God, even after his passing.
Some horror movies might be inspired by true events; it all depends on the movie. But all horror movies are just movies, they are fake.
Hitchcock's Strangers on a Train was released in 1951.
It was inspired by true events that happened during Bryan Bertino's childhood; a stranger came to his house asking for someone who didn't live there, he later found out all the empty houses in the neighbourhood were broken in to that night. The main inspiration was the book Helter Skelter and the Keddie Cabin murders.
No, Tyler Blackburn does not have a role in the movie 'Prom'.
Liv Tyler - Kirsten McKay; Scott Speedman - James Hoyt; Gemma Ward - Dollface; Kip Weeks - Man In The Mask; Laura Margolis - Pin-Up Girl
No. The closest that Twister comes to any real events is the Dorothy probe, which was inspired by the T.O.T.O. probe that was created in the 1980s, but never successfully deployed.
One can find more valuable information about the Strangers movie on the following online sources; The Strangers deep explanation on Wikipedia, The Stranger (2008) on IMDb, and The Strangers' movie trailer in YouTube.