Question 1

What disturbing threat does LaRoche make to Charles Schine's daughter in French?

Accepted Answer

LaRoche tells Schine's daughter in French: "My name is LaRoche, like a little rock who will soon screw your father from behind," then gives her a harmless English translation.

Question 2

Why did Metra try to get the movie's title changed despite no train derailing in it?

Accepted Answer

The film was released about two months after a real Metra commuter train derailment that killed two people and injured 80, prompting Metra's unsuccessful request.

Question 3

What was significant about The Weinstein Company's involvement with this film?

Accepted Answer

This was the first release from The Weinstein Company.

Question 4

What connection does Melissa George have to Jennifer Aniston beyond this movie?

Accepted Answer

Melissa George played the nanny to Jennifer Aniston's on-screen daughter, Emma, in the TV series Friends.

Question 5

How did Metra benefit from the production of this Chicago-set thriller?

Accepted Answer

Metra was paid $30,000 for advice and the use of some trains and stations for the movie.

Question 6

What shocking French threat does LaRoche make to Charles Schine's daughter?

Accepted Answer

LaRoche tells Schine's daughter in French: "My name is LaRoche, like a little rock who will soon screw your father from behind," then gives her a harmless English translation.

Question 7

Why did Metra try to get this movie's title changed?

Accepted Answer

Metra tried unsuccessfully to get the title changed because the film was released about two months after a real Metra train derailment that killed two people and injured 80.

Question 8

What was significant about this film's release for The Weinstein Company?

Accepted Answer

This was the first release from The Weinstein Company.

Question 9

What connection does Melissa George have to Jennifer Aniston beyond this film?

Accepted Answer

Melissa George played the nanny to Jennifer Aniston's on-screen daughter, Emma, in the TV series Friends.

Question 10

How did Metra benefit from its involvement with the film?

Accepted Answer

Metra was paid $30,000 for advice and the use of some trains and stations for the movie.

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