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    Shining, The

    What is the name of the hotel where most of the movie takes place?'The Shining' Mini-Series

      The Overlook Hotel. The hotel itself is overlooked by the Rocky Mountains.

    What sits atop the hotel?'The Shining' Mini-Series

      a flag. The US Flag waves proudly in the breeze in the scene where Allman explains the caretaker job to Jack.

    At the beginning of the movie the hotel custodian is showing Jack the boiler room, what is the custodian's name?'The Shining' Mini-Series

      Watson. You don't learn his name until Allman says it later in the movie.

    What kind of animal does the custodian refer to Mr. Allman as?'The Shining' Mini-Series

      weasel. He says this several times as he explains about dumping the boiler.

    The hotel has run 'in the black' since when?'The Shining' Mini-Series

      1975. It's hard to believe since it was haunted.

    What actor played Jack Torrence?"The Shining" Mini-Series

      Steven Weber. Jack Nicholson made the part famous in the first film, but Steven Weber got the part in the mini series

    Who directed this film?"The Shining" Mini-Series

      Mick Garris. Kubrick directed the first film, but Mick Garris took over for the mini-series. Mary Lambert directed 'Pet Sematary', and Lawrence Kasdan directed 'Dreamcatcher'.

    What room specifically is Danny never supposed to go into?"The Shining" Mini-Series

      217. Dick Halloran told Danny, the day his family got to the hotel, that there was something bad in room 217. In the Kubrick film, it was room 237.

    Stephen King has had cameos in several of his film adaptations. What is the name of his character in this film?"The Shining" Mini-Series

      Gage Creed. The band in the costume ball scene has signs in front of them with the initials G.C. on them. Stephen King plays the band leader Gage Creed, after the little boy in 'Pet Sematary.'

    What is the name of the prep school that Jack was fired from?"The Shining" Mini-Series

      Stovington. Jack Torrence caught a kid named George Hatfield slashing his tires in the Stovington parking lot. He then beats Hatfield up, which costs him his job.

    What was the name of the town closest to the hotel?"The Shining" Mini-Series

      Sidewinder. When Danny had his first real 'episode', Wendy decided to take him to a doctor in Sidewinder.

    While in one of his 'trances', what does Danny see on the hotel room doors?"The Shining" Mini-Series

      Skull and Crossbones. Throughout the film, Danny is trying to learn how to read, but because he's still learning Tony has to show him what's to come through pictures.

    Who is Tony?"The Shining" Mini-Series

      An older Danny. Throughout the film, we see Tony when he tries to warn Danny about the hotel. At the end we find out that Tony was just Danny ten years later. In the first film, Danny said that Tony was the little boy inside his mouth.

    What children's song was Danny singing when he entered the forbidden room?"The Shining" Mini-Series

      'Old MacDonald'. Danny ignores the warning that Dick Halloran gave him and goes into room 217. As he is walking through the room, he sings 'Old MacDonald' to keep from being too scared.

    What hotel in Colorado did they film the movie?"The Shining" Mini-Series

      The Stanley Hotel. Stephen King got the idea to write 'The Shining' while staying at The Stanley Hotel in Estes Park, Colorado. When they did the mini-series they decided to film it where Stephen King came up with the book.

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