Question 1

What surprising cameo connection does a portrait in the film have to another comedy?

Accepted Answer

A portrait of Davy Crockett appears as an in-joke from director David Zucker, the same one seen in Leslie Nielsen's house in Naked Gun 33 1/3: The Final Insult.

Question 2

Which actor improvised their dialogue in the film?

Accepted Answer

Jon Voight wrote many of his own lines for his role.

Question 3

What ironic contradiction appears on the German DVD release of this conservative-leaning film?

Accepted Answer

The German DVD advertises it as a parody of conservative Republican beliefs and American culture itself, despite being made by those with such views.

Question 4

Who plays the cynical filmmaker trying to abolish the 4th of July?

Accepted Answer

Kevin P. Farley portrays Michael Malone, the anti-American Hollywood filmmaker visited by spirits.

Question 5

Which real-life spouse appears in a cameo complaining about cosmetic surgery?

Accepted Answer

Camille Grammer, wife of Kelsey Grammer, plays the woman who says "I gave up an ass lift for this?"

Question 6

What surprising connection does a portrait in the film have to another comedy?

Accepted Answer

A portrait of Davy Crockett appears as an in-joke from director David Zucker, the same one seen in Leslie Nielsen's house in Naked Gun 33 1/3: The Final Insult (1994).

Question 7

Which actor improvised many of their own lines in the movie?

Accepted Answer

Jon Voight wrote many of his own lines for his role in the film.

Question 8

What is the central conflict that drives the story of An American Carol?

Accepted Answer

A cynical anti-American Hollywood filmmaker tries to abolish the 4th of July holiday and is visited by three spirits who show him the true meaning of America.

Question 9

Who plays the character Michael Malone in the film?

Accepted Answer

Kevin P. Farley portrays the character Michael Malone.

Question 10

What surprising detail appears on the German DVD release of this conservative-leaning film?

Accepted Answer

The German DVD release advertises the film as a parody of conservative Republican beliefs and American culture itself, despite being made by conservative Republicans.

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