Forrest Gump

I believe it was the Washington DC peace rally at the Washington Monument.

I think it was bus number 9.

Because her father beats and molests her and her sisters. She wants to be a bird so she can fly away from the abuse.

//Jenny displays typical behavior for a person that has endured sexual abuse as a child. It is said that, at least with girls, they either end up a 'loose' woman or a nun. This may not be true in every case but it certainly can be. When she prays for God to make her a bird so she could escape her horrible situation Forrest couldn't really understand. In fact, even as an adult, he never really could grasp what had happened to his friend Jenny and how it effected every aspect of her adult life.//

No. It's called 'product placement' and is a free source of advertisment. Whether it really increases sales of a particular product has not really been studied.

Forrest's jersey number while a member of the University of Alabama football team was 44.

Yes. Forrest was to be introduced to President Kennedy as a member of the All-American Football Team. Prior to meeting the president, the team was served a buffet of food and beverages. He drank fifteen Dr. Pepper, so he was squirming by the time he was to be introduced to the president. When Kennedy congratulated him and asked him how he felt to be an all-American, Forrest replied, "I got to pee."

The Bubba Gump Shrimp Company got the idea for their name from the movie.

The movie "Forrest Gump" spanned more than thirty years, from the early 1950s to the early 1980s. We first meet Forrest when he is about seven years old. We can assume he is roughly the same age as Jenny. We know from her gravestone that she was born in 1945 and died in 1982.

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That every life is worthwhile. Even those who are not 'gifted' still make a contribution to the world and mostly to those closest to us.

that is the bull poo answer the real answer is that if you are a f***** up piece of poo like f***head forrest then you still might have a chance not you are a worthless piece of dog poo and are good for nothing but licking out lonley rats.

He wore green stockings that allowed his legs to be edited out after filming.

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She seems to have been into drugs for awhile -- most notably cocaine -- but I don't think she was ever actually an addict. She seems to give the drugs up fairly easily, which is something no addict could ever even hope to do. If you're a drug addict, giving up drugs is the hardest thing in the world, but it wasn't for her.

The drugs seem to be part and parcel to the abusive relationship she is in. When she decides to leave him, she leaves the drugs behind as well. She leaves him asleep in bed, and then she smears the cocaine all over the mirror, as if trying to destroy it. And then she leaves.

No addict would ever discard a big pile of cocaine like that. She would've taken it with her. She might've THOUGHT about leaving the drugs behind, or flushing them down the toilet, but if she were really an addict, she would've ended up keeping them.

When you're an addict, you just want to have drugs around, because knowing that you have them makes you feel safe and secure. Being addicted to a drug means that on a deep, instinctive level, you really feel that you NEED them to survive emotionally. You can't live inside your head without drugs. So, you just want to KNOW that you have a big pile of cocaine or heroin or whatever stashed away, that it will be there when you need it. You might be disgusted with yourself, you might wish you could throw them away, but you won't be able to do it.

A true addict would never, ever deliberately throw drugs away, unless the cops were breaking down the door.

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Catching shrimp.

Do you mean, the song that plays when they are in the helicopter, about to land in Vietnam for the first time?

If so, the song is, "Fortunate Son," by Creedence Clearwater Revival.

If not, then feel free to delete this answer.

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"Forrest Gump" is copyrighted to Paramount Pictures. It was produced by Wendy Finerman, Steve Tisch and Steve Starkey.

"Forrest Gump" the novel was written by Winston Groom. The movie screenplay was written by Eric Roth. Roth went on to win the 1995 Academy Award Oscar for 'Best Writing, Screenplay Based on Material from Another Medium' for his adaptation of Groom's work.

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I don't know about a theme but Gump ran as a way to relieve his heartbreak after Jenny left him.

There are some major differences in characters and development between the book and the movie. Gump is not as successful in the book, nor is Jenny as bad. Below I have included a link to a site that compare the book and movie.

The film covers the years from the 1950's through the 1980's.