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Time-traveling Cole battles viruses, sanity, and fate, while hauntingly poetic Cassandra Railly becomes hope's beacon. Conspiracies span ages; enemies wear friendly faces. Ethical gray zones swirl in this beautifully chaotic symphony of time and destiny.

12 Monkeys Trivia

In the movie "12 Monkeys", which year is James Cole sent back to first? (Expert)

#1: 1990

#2: 1996

#3: 1989

#4: 1998

Who directed the movie "12 Monkeys"? (Genius)

#1: Ridley Scott

#2: Terry Gilliam

#3: James Cameron

#4: Martin Scorsese

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12 Monkeys Fun Facts

Bruce Willis was required to take a no-vanity clause in his contract, which forbade him from any heroic posturing or cool-looking appearances.

Brad Pitt was sent to a psychiatric ward to prepare for his role as Jeffrey Goines.

12 Monkeys Polls

Who is your favorite character from 12 Monkeys

James Cole

Dr. Cassandra Railly

Jennifer Goines

Deacon

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What is your favorite time period depicted in 12 Monkeys?

The Future (2043)

The Past (2015)

The Middle Ages (1491)

The 1950s

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movie_release

December 27, 1995

Release of the movie '12 Monkeys'

The science fiction film '12 Monkeys', directed by Terry Gilliam and starring Bruce Willis and Brad Pitt, was released to the public.

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1994

Filming of '12 Monkeys'

Principal photography for the movie '12 Monkeys' took place, involving a production team and cast shooting the film across various locations.

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