Question 1

Which two films did Meg Tilly and producer Tim Zinnemann collaborate on?

Accepted Answer

Meg Tilly and producer Tim Zinnemann collaborated on 'Tex' (1982) and 'Impulse' (1984), both one-word titles. Production Designer Jack T. Collis also worked on both.

Question 2

What was the working title and budget of 'Impulse'?

Accepted Answer

According to a July 1983 'Variety' article, the working title was 'Animals' and the budget was US $10 million.

Question 3

Who originally was set to direct 'Impulse' before Graham Baker took over?

Accepted Answer

Lewis Teague was originally set to direct but left to work on Stephen King's 'Cat's Eye' (1984); Graham Baker replaced him.

Question 4

How did director Graham Baker describe the concept of 'Impulse'?

Accepted Answer

In the audio commentary, Baker likened the high-concept to George Romero's 'The Crazies' (1973). 'Impulse' was released about a decade after that film.

Question 5

What real-life dance background did Meg Tilly bring to her role in 'Impulse'?

Accepted Answer

Meg Tilly trained as a dancer, performed with the Connecticut Ballet Company and Throne Dance Theatre, and got her film debut in 'Fame' (1980) due to dancing. A back injury ended her dance career.

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