Question 1

Which actor's outfit in 'Rustlers' Rhapsody' pays homage to Smiley Burnette?

Accepted Answer

The outfit that Peter (G.W. Bailey) wears is an homage to Smiley Burnette, who was the sidekick for Roy Rogers, Gene Autry, and Charles Starrett in western movies of the 1940s and 1950s.

Question 2

How does the opening sequence of 'Rustlers' Rhapsody' transition from black-and-white to color?

Accepted Answer

The movie features a window-boxed black-and-white opening sequence re-creating an old western, then segues into color with the narrator saying, 'I wonder what one of these movies would look like today?'.

Question 3

What connection does 'Rustlers' Rhapsody' have to the 'Police Academy' films?

Accepted Answer

This was the first movie director Hugh Wilson directed after his box-office smash 'Police Academy' (1984). A few crew members from that cop comedy worked on this one, and it was filmed at the same time as 'Police Academy 2: Their First Assignment' (1985).

Question 4

What did Rex O'Herlihan's wardrobe consist of in 'Rustlers' Rhapsody'?

Accepted Answer

Rex O'Herlihan's (Tom Berenger's) wardrobe consisted of ten-gallon hats, a dozen pairs of silver-tipped boots, and fourteen designer cowboy suits.

Question 5

Who appears as the hired gun in 'Rustlers' Rhapsody' according to a New York Times review?

Accepted Answer

Patrick Wayne, son of John Wayne, appears as Bob Barber, the hired gun brought in to rid Oakwood Estates of Rex O'Herlihan, according to a review by Vincent Canby.

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