Question 1

What unusual makeup commitment did Christopher Lambert make during filming?

Accepted Answer

Christopher Lambert wore heavy tattoo makeup covering his entire head that took so long to remove that he kept it on when returning to his hotel each night until filming was complete.

Question 2

What happened to the Ghost Rider film rights after this movie?

Accepted Answer

After this film, the live-action film rights to Ghost Rider went back to Marvel Studios.

Question 3

Which historical and pop culture figures are shown as previous incarnations of the Devil?

Accepted Answer

Previous Devil incarnations shown include Vlad the Impaler, Joseph Stalin, a clown (possibly referencing John Wayne Gacy), and Jerry Springer.

Question 4

What hidden reference to Pink Floyd appears in a scene where Johnny Blaze explains his deal with the devil?

Accepted Answer

Directors Mark Neveldine and Brian Taylor are pictured shaking hands while one is on fire, mirroring the cover of Pink Floyd's album "Wish You Were Here."

Question 5

Why was Johnny Blaze forced to come out of hiding as Ghost Rider?

Accepted Answer

Johnny Blaze reluctantly came out of hiding to transform into Ghost Rider when the devil resurfaced aiming to take over the world in human form and to rescue a 10-year-old boy from an unsavory end.

Question 6

What unusual makeup commitment did Christopher Lambert make during filming?

Accepted Answer

Christopher Lambert wore heavy tattoo makeup covering his entire head that took so long to remove that he kept it on when returning to his hotel each night until filming was complete.

Question 7

What happened to the Ghost Rider film rights after this movie?

Accepted Answer

After this film, the live-action film rights to Ghost Rider went back to Marvel Studios.

Question 8

Which historical figures are shown as previous incarnations of the Devil?

Accepted Answer

Previous incarnations of the Devil shown include Vlad the Impaler, Joseph Stalin, a clown (possibly referencing John Wayne Gacy), and Jerry Springer.

Question 9

What hidden reference to Pink Floyd appears in the film?

Accepted Answer

In the sequence where Johnny Blaze explains his deal with the devil, directors Mark Neveldine and Brian Taylor are pictured shaking hands while one is on fire, mirroring the cover of Pink Floyd's album "Wish You Were Here."

Question 10

What is the central conflict that brings Ghost Rider out of hiding?

Accepted Answer

When the devil resurfaces aiming to take over the world in human form, Johnny Blaze reluctantly comes out of hiding to transform into Ghost Rider and rescue a 10-year-old boy from an unsavory end.

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