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Extremely Used Cars: There Is No Hope

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As with 'Used Cars', Robert Zemeckis and Bob Gale have said that there were attempts to sabotage the filming, claiming that there were props stolen from the set. This was also the case with 'Extremely Used Cars'. The eye lights for the IL69 droid (rolling drink cart with pleasure apparatus) were stolen as well as the keys to the final scene 63'(EL FINGER) Impala that disappeared out out Mark's trailer/dressing room. Mark Donnell, the lead actor, lost his voice on the first day of shooting and was only allowed to speak when filming. This feature film was shot in 12 days with a novice crew and on 1/10th of the budget needed to make it right but it's alright for what it is. There may be a curse in connection with the film. Mark Donnell's brother, The music recordist, Jerry 'Jsplash' Pough and Mark's life long friend that convinced him to make the film on a limited budget all died during the filming of the movie.

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