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Stranded | California
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Favorite Supporting Actress Suspense | 1998 | Kathleen
Budget 36,000,000 USD
Box Office Collection 50,159,144 USD
When Red (J.T. Walsh) says to Jeff (Kurt Russell): "49 minutes, Jeff. Time to get the show on the road." - it is exactly 49 minutes until the end of the movie.
Kurt Russell was helicoptered in and out of the areas of shooting, so he could be with his family in Los Angeles at night. His contract had a 12 hour turnaround, meaning Kurt had to be home for at least 12 hours before leaving again to go back to the set. A private car would pick up Kurt Russell at home, drive him to the airport where he would take a private jet to a regional airport nearest to where the crew was filming. Finally, a helicopter would bring Kurt from the regional airport right to his make-up trailer. The crew would film with Kurt for an hour before lunch and at around 4pm they would have to stop shooting when the helicopter arrived to take Kurt home.
Writer and director Jonathan Mostow got the idea for the film while driving through Las Vegas with his wife.
M.C. Gainey said that Earl was the darkest character he ever played in a film and regretted it afterwards.
Red's (J.T. Walsh's) 18-wheeler is visible in the background behind Earl (M.C. Gainey), when he first approaches Jeff at the gas station.
"Jeff: Give me the key. Red: Mister... Jeff: Don't "mister" me you son of a bitch. My wife is locked up in a hole in your fucking barn, and if you don't give me the key, I'm gonna blow your fucking head off!"
"Earl: What a man needs out here is a CB radio. Jeff Taylor: Is that right? Earl: 'Course, if you use a CB, you gotta have a handle. I'm thinking for you, "Shit For Brains.""
