Before Clint Eastwood’s American Sniper airs tonight on France 3, test your cinema culture with our special quiz dedicated to the names of all feature films that begin with the word “American”. can you find them
American Pie, American Psycho, American Bluff, American Ultra or even American Beauty… Many feature films from the United States remind us of their nationality from the title. While American Sniper, directed by Clint Eastwood and starring Bradley Cooper, airs tonight on France 3, can you guess which other “American” movies this footage belongs to?
Released in 2015, starring Bradley Cooper, Sienna Miller and Luke Grimes and adapted from a true story, American Sniper depicts the journey of a sniper Chris Kyle. Nicknamed “Legend” in Iraq for the weapon’s numerous feats and accuracy, it quickly became a target for the enemy on the battlefield.
Did you know?
American sniper
In order to best portray sniper Chris Kyle, Bradley Cooper followed an intense workout routine but also a strict diet to get physically close to the character, lifting heavy weights daily and consuming the equivalent of 6,000 calories a day. His goal: to add 18 kilograms, which was missing from Kyle’s muscle mass.
American nightmare
James Demonaco’s feature film, before it was called “American Nightmare” (an unfortunate nickname for this nocturnal experience where all manner of criminal activity is permitted), was called “Vigiland.” In the original version, it is called “The Purge”.
American Pie
This is known A teenager The 1999 comedy directed by Paul Weitz and Chris Weitz spawned three sequels and five spin-offs. If its title remains the same in France and the United States, it changes completely in Quebec, where the adventure of Jimmy and his friends is called… Graduation madness.
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