Question 1

Why was Dennis Quaid cast as General Hawk in G.I. Joe: The Rise of Cobra?

Accepted Answer

Dennis Quaid took the role of General Hawk on the insistence of his son, who was a fan of G.I. Joe.

Question 2

What challenge did Ray Park face with his ninja suit in the film?

Accepted Answer

Ray Park was nervous about wearing the rubber ninja suit and practiced at home to get comfortable with it, finding it like wearing a rubber band that required effort to move in.

Question 3

What nostalgic line from the original animated series appears in the film?

Accepted Answer

During the tour of The Pit, General Hawk tells new recruits that 'knowing is half the battle,' the same line used in public service announcements at the end of the G.I. Joe (1985) animated series.

Question 4

How did the filmmakers respond to working with Dennis Quaid?

Accepted Answer

The filmmakers enjoyed working with Dennis Quaid so much that screenwriter Stuart Beattie created 10-15 more scenes for him.

Question 5

What homage to the comics occurs during the race to the Eiffel Tower?

Accepted Answer

Just before the race to the Eiffel Tower, Breaker takes Duke's last piece of bubble gum, an homage to the comic book character who was often seen chewing gum during missions.

Question 6

Why did Dennis Quaid take the role of General Hawk in G.I. Joe: The Rise of Cobra?

Accepted Answer

Dennis Quaid took the role of General Hawk on the insistence of his son, a fan of G.I. Joe.

Question 7

What challenge did Ray Park face with his ninja suit in the film?

Accepted Answer

Ray Park was nervous about wearing the ninja suit, which was composed solely of rubber with a metal visor, and had to practice at home to move comfortably in it.

Question 8

How did the filmmakers respond to working with Dennis Quaid?

Accepted Answer

The filmmakers enjoyed working with Dennis Quaid so much that screenwriter Stuart Beattie created 10-15 more scenes for him.

Question 9

What homage is made when Breaker takes Duke's bubble gum before the Eiffel Tower race?

Accepted Answer

Breaker taking Duke's last piece of bubble gum is an homage to the Breaker comic book character, who was often seen chewing gum during missions.

Question 10

What line from the G.I. Joe animated series is referenced in the film?

Accepted Answer

During the tour of The Pit, General Hawk tells new recruits that 'knowing is half the battle,' a line used in public service announcements at the end of the G.I. Joe (1985) animated series.

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