Question 1

What real-life connection did Jacqueline Bisset have to Domino Harvey's family?

Accepted Answer

Jacqueline Bisset, who plays Domino's mother Sophie Wynn, actually knew Domino Harvey's real-life mother Paulene Stone from their time as models and had worked together.

Question 2

Why did Mickey Rourke initially turn down his role in Domino?

Accepted Answer

Mickey Rourke initially turned down the role of Ed as he felt the script was weak and wanted to take part in Guy Ritchie's Revolver (2005), which was shooting at the same time.

Question 3

What are the first words heard in the film Domino, and who speaks them?

Accepted Answer

The first words heard are 'Heads, you live. Tails, you die.', spoken by the real-life Domino Harvey.

Question 4

How did Tony Scott explain the film's frenetic style?

Accepted Answer

Tony Scott claimed that the frenetic filming and editing style is reflective of the high usage of cocaine amongst real bounty hunters he consulted while researching the film.

Question 5

Which real-life figures inspired Mickey Rourke and Delroy Lindo's characters?

Accepted Answer

Mickey Rourke's character Ed Moseby is based on real-life bounty hunter Ed Martinez, and Delroy Lindo's character Claremont Williams is based on bail-bondsman Celes King III, Domino Harvey's real boss.

Question 6

What real-life connection did Jacqueline Bisset have to Domino Harvey's family?

Accepted Answer

Jacqueline Bisset, who plays Domino's mother Sophie Wynn in the film, actually knew Domino Harvey's real-life mother Paulene Stone from their time as models and had worked together.

Question 7

Why did director Tony Scott use a frenetic filming and editing style for Domino?

Accepted Answer

Tony Scott claimed the frenetic style reflects the high usage of cocaine among real bounty hunters he consulted while researching the film.

Question 8

What are the first words heard in the film Domino, and who speaks them?

Accepted Answer

The first words are "Heads, you live. Tails, you die.", spoken by the real-life Domino Harvey.

Question 9

Which real-life figures inspired Mickey Rourke and Delroy Lindo's characters in Domino?

Accepted Answer

Mickey Rourke's character Ed Moseby is based on real bounty hunter Ed Martinez, and Delroy Lindo's Claremont Williams is based on bail-bondsman Celes King III, Domino Harvey's real boss.

Question 10

Why did Mickey Rourke initially turn down his role in Domino?

Accepted Answer

Mickey Rourke initially turned down the role of Ed because he felt the script was weak and wanted to do Guy Ritchie's Revolver instead, but agreed when Tony Scott rewrote the part for him.

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