How many Blues Brothers are there?
The Blues Brothers1980
Blues Brothers 20001998
The Blues Brothers/Movies
Did Blues Brothers 2000 make money?
Aykroyd also had success touring with the Blues Brothers band at numerous venues over the years….Blues Brothers 2000.
| Budget: $31 million | Financed by: Universal |
|---|---|
| Domestic Gross: $14,051,384 | Overseas Gross: $18,084,000 |
Was Jim Belushi in Blues Brothers 2000?
John Goodman has been a frequent replacement for Belushi, most emphatically in last year’s sequel “Blues Brothers 2000,” but Aykroyd tried to recruit the younger Belushi from time to time as well. …
Are John and Jim Belushi brothers?
Jim Belushi
Billy Belushi
John Belushi/Brothers
Did the Blues Brothers do their own stunts?
The Blues Brothers used 13 different Bluesmobiles. All of the car chases and stunts were real and not created with CGI. Forty stunt drivers were flown in every weekend to do the work.
Why do the Blues Brothers need to do a soundcheck?
Before the sound-check Curtis (Cab Calloway) explains to the band that they need to do it for the kids, since the Blues Brothers will use the money raised from that concert to pay the taxes for a church. The look on the faces of the band after they hear it is priceless!
When did the movie The Blues Brothers come out?
The Blues Brothers (1980) R | 2h 13min | Adventure, Comedy, Crime | 20 June 1980 (USA) Jake Blues, just out from prison, puts together his old band to save the Catholic home where he and brother Elwood were raised.
What is the plot of the brothers blues?
It’s a fairly simple plot, told in a straightforward manner by Landis, who creates a visually stimulating and aurally satisfying movie that follows the adventures of the Brothers Blues as they travel around the good state of Illinois, seeking out the members of their former band and formulating their plan to save the orphanage.
Who are some of the best blues singers of all time?
It’s a total rush of excitement, backed with a blur of real blues, served up by some of the truly legendary performers of our time, like Aretha Franklin, James Brown, Ray Charles, Cab Calloway (doing his trademark `Minnie the Moocher’) and John Lee Hooker.