Romancing The Stone

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Journey into Adventure: Relive the Romance and Intrigue

Plucky novelist Joan unravels a jungle adventure, partner with rogue Jack, evading thugs and uncovering treasure amid Colombian chaos. Romance sparks, bullets fly—it's love on the run with map mishaps, near-death escapes, and a dazzling emerald.

Romancing The Stone Trivia

Who is the main actress in the movie "Romancing the Stone"? (Medium)

#1: Kathleen Turner

#2: Sigourney Weaver

#3: Meryl Streep

#4: Glenn Close

What year was the movie "Romancing the Stone" released? (Advanced)

#1: 1982

#2: 1984

#3: 1986

#4: 1988

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Romancing The Stone Fun Facts

The mudslide scene in Romancing the Stone was improvised after the crew discovered a hidden ravine.

Michael Douglas performed many of his own stunts in Romancing the Stone.

Romancing The Stone Polls

What is your favorite adventure-romance movie?

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The African Queen

The Mummy

Raiders of the Lost Ark

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Who is your favorite character in Romancing the Stone?

Joan Wilder

Jack Colton

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Jack

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March 30, 1984

Release of 'Romancing the Stone'

The adventure romantic comedy film 'Romancing the Stone' was released in the United States.

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1984

Box Office Success of 'Romancing the Stone'

The film became a commercial success, grossing over $86 million worldwide on a budget of approximately $10 million.

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December 1985

Sequel Release: 'The Jewel of the Nile'

Following the success of 'Romancing the Stone', the sequel 'The Jewel of the Nile' was released featuring the same leading characters and actors.

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