Directed by: Adam Shankman
Starring: Alec Baldwin, Tom Cruise, Julianne Hough, Dakota Sage Grant, Diego Boneta, Matthew Rush Sullivan
Corrected entry: Stacee Jaxx is singing Def Leppard's 'Pour Some Sugar on Me' at his solo gig. This song was not released in the USA until April 1988, when the film is set in 1987.
Corrected entry: In the movie they are singing the song More than words by Extreme, however the movie is set in 1987. The song did not get released until 1990.
Correction: The song was actually written in the late 80s but was popular until about 90, 91.
Revealing mistake: In the scene where "More Than Words/Heaven" is sung, there is a montage of shots of Drew playing guitar on stage and Sherrie singing outside. One of the shots of Drew has been horizontally flipped - in it he's now playing guitar left-handed and his "The Bourbon Room" T-shirt has the logo back-to-front.
Dennis Dupree: Paul! You're early.
Paul Gill: Actually, I told Stacee the gig was last night, so technically we're a day late... don't tell him.
Trivia: Tom Cruise modeled his portrayal of Stacee Jaxx on a combination of Axl Rose from Guns N' Roses and Bret Michaels from Poison.
Question: Did one of the church ladies in the "Hit Me With Your Best Shot" scene, poop herself? The one with the floral shorts. Watch at the end when she is walking out of the church. (00:25:15)
Answer: The marks could be from when they were sliding across the pews.
Answer: 100% period! If you watch from the beginning of the scene, you'll see the stain slowly growing, also it's not on the side of her shorts, is in-between her legs, and eventually down the back.
Answer: Period shorts.
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Correction: This film depicts an alternate "fantasy" version of 1987, so it's considered to be Stacee Jaxx's song to that end, released whenever suits the plot.
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