Stripes

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Release date:	June 26, 1981
Directed by:	Ivan Reitman
Rated:
Runtime:	106 Minutes
Producer:	Ivan Reitman
Music by:	Elmer Bernstein
Cinematography:	Bill Butler
Screenplay by:	Harold Ramis, Daniel Goldberg, Len Blum
Estimated budget:	$10,000,000
Genre:	Action film

Cast of Stripes

Dennis Quaid

Born:April 9, 1954

Age:59

Sean Young

MP Louise Cooper

Born:November 20, 1959

Age:53

Bill Murray

John Winger

Born:September 21, 1950

Age:62

Bill Paxton

Soldier

Born:May 17, 1955

Age:58

John Candy

Pvt. Dewey 'Ox' Oxberger

Born:Oct. 31, 1950

Died:Mar. 4, 1994

Judge Reinhold

Pvt. Elmo Blum

Born:May 21, 1957

Age:56

Q:
Who played the production role for "Stripes"?
A:
Ivan Reitman produced the movie.
Q:
Who starred in the film "Stripes"?
A:
Bill Murray, Harold Ramis, Sean Young, John Larroquette, Judge Reinhold and John Candy played leading roles.
Q:
Who wrote the film Stripes?
A:
Len Blum, Harold Ramis and Daniel Goldberg wrote the script for the film.
Q:
What locations were used to film scenes in the movie Stripes?
A:
The movie's featured locations include Fort Knox, Louisville and Clermont, Kentucky.
Q:
Who was the distributor of the motion picture, "Stripes"?
A:
Columbia Pictures was the movie's distributor.
Q:
Who directed the motion picture "Stripes"?
A:
Ivan Reitman was the director of the film.
Q:
What was the estimated budget for making the movie "Stripes"?
A:
$10 million was the budget for this movie.
Q:
What was the tagline for the movie, Stripes?
A:
The film's slogan was, "The story of a man who wanted to keep the world safe for democracy...and meet girls."
Q:
When did the motion picture "Stripes" premier?
A:
The movie was released in June, 1981.
Q:
Who was the writer of the music for the movie Stripes?
A:
Elmer Bernstein composed the music for the film's soundtrack.

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