Really, Really Stupid Triva Questions.
No kidding, guys, these are really dumb.
I watched a B movie recently which starred Andrew Dice Clay and Teri Hatcher, "Brain Smasher... A Love Story".
http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0106475/
In one of the opening scenes, Teri Hatcher is reading a book in which the back cover is briefly visible, but the front is not.
The book is never mentioned again and has nothing at all to do with the movie.
The back cover is clearly to one of Rand's books of collected essays.
Does anyone know what the book was?
Since it was not part of the movie, did Teri Hatcher or the director (Albert Pyun) choose it because they are Objectivist/Randian, or was it just laying around and the set?
I don't expect any answers to these burning and important questions, but, what the hell, can't hurt to ask.
I watched a B movie recently which starred Andrew Dice Clay and Teri Hatcher, "Brain Smasher... A Love Story".
http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0106475/
In one of the opening scenes, Teri Hatcher is reading a book in which the back cover is briefly visible, but the front is not.
The book is never mentioned again and has nothing at all to do with the movie.
The back cover is clearly to one of Rand's books of collected essays.
Does anyone know what the book was?
Since it was not part of the movie, did Teri Hatcher or the director (Albert Pyun) choose it because they are Objectivist/Randian, or was it just laying around and the set?
I don't expect any answers to these burning and important questions, but, what the hell, can't hurt to ask.
I was hoping that someone else might.
It's likely a person in the prop department chose it.