they filmed the chase scene in the movie in the heat of the night at chest.
they filmed the chase scene in the movie in the heat of the night at chest.
where did they film the chase scene in the movie in the heat of the night?
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the episode begins with a swing band version of the orchestral theme from the 1980s miniseries "the winds of war" and "war and remembrance". when brian, stewie, and mort are chased by nazis, a recreation of the chase scene, including alan silvestri's music, from "back to the future" occurs where stewie rides a makeshift skateboard, escapes and has the nazis crash into a truck of manure. also, the entrance into warsaw mirrors marty's arrival in 1955 hill valley. when stewie picks up a nazi uniform there is a mccain-palin button attached. stewie and hitler re-enact the famous "mirror" scene from the marx brothers film "duck soup". the u-boat sequence is an adaptation of u-571 when stewie decides to throw trash out of the submarine in order to stop the u-boat that was chasing them. furthermore, the u-boat crashing scene is a reference to the multiple police car chases (and subsequent crashes) from "the blues brothers". the submarine scene also features a melody of 'wishing well' by terrence trent d'arby. the scene where the hawk men defeat the nazi air force is a parody of the film "flash gordon", with its original soundtrack by queen. stewie, brian and mort's escape from their crashing plane is a recreation of the raft scene from "indiana jones and the temple of doom", including the track from the film's score by john williams. the hebrew wedding scene plays a song titled "through poland to jewish village". the scene in the uranium lab where the scientist shows stewie "one hundred luftballons" followed by one popping is a reference to the song "99 luftballons" where 99 red balloons trigger a nuclear war.
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the staub version of the keystone cops became a template for later re-creations. 20th century fox's 1939 film "hollywood cavalcade" had buster keaton in a keystone chase scene. however, during his own silent film career, the only time he had been in a chase in the keystone style was in "the rough house", by roscoe arbuckle. his own police chase scenes, such as in "the goat" (1921) and "cops" (1922), were highly realistic. "abbott and costello meet the keystone kops" (1955) included a lengthy chase scene, showcasing a group of stuntmen dressed as sennett's squad. (two original keystone cops in this movie were heinie conklin as an elderly studio guard; and hank mann as a prop man. sennett also starred in a cameo role-as himself.) mel brooks directed a car chase scene in the keystone cops' style in his comedy film "silent movie".
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