Movie Trivia - Jeopardy!

I know there are already a few Jeopardy! threads going, but none of them really appeal to me. Unless the admin decides to delete this or move it elsewhere, we might as well keep going.
The questions will focus on specific details: production years, casting, titles in different languages, or obscure trivia within the plot... Get it? Here is a sample:
1. What was Ash's own hand trying to do to his owner?
2. What is the name of the movie starring William Shatner that was filmed in "Esperanto"?
3. Who said, "The Americans are coming!" and where?
4. After his acting career, Mickey Rourke moved into...
5. Which Tom Cruise Movie is named after a flower?
6. What was Tarantino's first screenplay?
7. In which scene does Peter Jackson appear in Braindead?
8. Name the actor who plays the truck driver in Duel.
9. List every single actor (and I mean all of them) who has played Batman.
10. What does an Alien have instead of blood?

See what I'm getting at? The rules are the same as any other quiz: once someone answers, they earn the right to ask the next question. Unanswered questions have a three-day window (there's a complaints thread somewhere on the forum), after which anyone can step in with a new one. If the previous asker answers their own question but fails to post a follow-up within 24 hours, the same rule applies. No hints, no paraphrasing, and no plot summaries—just short, direct questions. Unless absolutely necessary. Come on, you cinephiles, let's see what you've got...
And of course, just one question at a time. Someone answer one of these and post the next.
P.S.
If the moderator deletes this (perhaps I've earned it...), at least I tried.

2. What’s the title of that Movie starring William Shatner where they actually used "Esperanto" as the language?

Incubus

7.In which scene does Peter Jackson make a cameo in Braindead?

Blazing Saddles

Question:

Why exactly was Sylvester Stallone sent to a mental asylum (which he eventually escaped from) in the Movie "A Man Called Rainbow"????

A little follow-up if that one's too tough:

What brand of saddle is the new sheriff in Mel Brooks' "Blazing Saddles" using on his horse????

2. Incubus
5. Magnolia
9. Lewis Wilson, Adam West, Michael Keaton, Michael Keaton, Val Kilmer, George Clooney, Christian Bale.

Question: Which famous Movie features the quote "Only When You Lose Everything, you're free to do anything"?

Dammit, you beat me to it!

Some kind of acid 😁

3. Who shouted "The British are coming!" and where?

I recall it being linked to Chariots of Fire... so perhaps David Puttnam or Colin Welland.

4. After his acting career, Mickey Rourke moved on to...

boxing

What brand of saddle is on the new sheriff's horse in Mel Brooks' "Blazing Saddles"?

gucci

So, I have two correct answers.

Which cowboy used a raincoat during a bank robbery? Hint: South America.
What kind of brain is used in the movie Young Frankenstein?

6) Tarantino - My Best Friend's Birthday

new 6) So, what's the deal with Brad Pitt and Milena Dravic being related?

Megan Smith12 said:Question: Which famous Movie features the quote "Only When You Lose Everything, you're free to do anything"?

Actually, none of them!
Could you maybe quote the original line? The actual quote is "It's not until you lose everything that you are free to do anything," straight out of Fight Club.

Anyway, which bridge is Harrison Ford supposed to blow up in Force 10 from Navarone?

David Price5 said:What kind of brain is used in the Movie Young Frankenstein?

Oh, right, I remember. That hunchback—the one whose hump can switch sides—was supposed to break into a brain museum to steal an Einstein brain, some big intellectual type. But the container breaks, so he ends up with a killer's brain instead. Is that it? 😁

Here’s the next question to test you all. How many crew members were needed to prep the desert landscapes for the filming of the movie Dune, the sandy planet?

12 workers and Zak Houdek

1. chainsaw

Sandra Parker82 said:1. chainsaw

Not quite, darling.

Ante Balboa II. said:12 workers and Zak Houdek

The answer is actually 200, but why don't you try coming up with a better question next time...

crimsonmoose3 said:Oh, I remember that one. That hunchbacked guy—the one who can switch sides—was supposed to break into the museum of brains to steal Einstein's brain, but his container breaks and he ends up with a killer's brain instead. Is that right? 😁

Right. The brain was abnormal. Meaning, it was actually normal..

How does nobody know this?
Which cowboy wore a poncho during a bank robbery? Hint: Mexico.

David Price5 said:how does nobody know this?
Which cowboy used a mask during a bank heist? hint—South America

was it Butch or Sundance... I can't quite remember which one... 🙂

Could you please number your questions? It would make answering them so much easier, and I think it'll help keep this whole thread looking a lot cleaner and more organized.

Richard Hernandez13 said:Please number the questions. It would make answering much easier and keep this thread from becoming a mess.

Fine, let's try this. Forget everything previously asked; we’re starting over with this easy one:
1. What was the title of the most recent James Bond film?

Casino Royale?
lol maybe
hold on, let me try one more
let me think about it...
what was the name of that robot model played by Robert Patrick in Terminator 2?