Most Controversial Movies of All Time Trivia | FACE-OFF
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What is the premise of the Face‑Off movie‑trivia showdown?
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Which actor's final role famously involved wearing a Native American headdress, mocking indigenous culture and heritage in a raunchy, politically incorrect comedy? Michael Knowles or D all of the above.
I forgot I did that movie. I
think we have a photo of
it. It's like, wow, do we? Wait, what do you call my final acting role? I'm leaving you in the dust, and I'm going to go work for Dallas.
Run, hide, fight, Infidels is out now, and so is the weeping and gnashing of teeth from liberal reviewers. Given the current discussion dominating social media, we've brought together two men who are no strangers to controversy to discuss the most controversial movies in Hollywood history. In one corner, the man responsible for PTND, Post Traumatic Nick Disorder, after what happened to Deputy Nick in Bone Tomahawk, Dallas Stone Yang. And in the other, Michael Knowles, who once called a self-described retarded girl Swedish. This is Face Off Controversial Movies.
Thanks for having me on my own show, Ben. It's always nice to be here with me. And it's wonderful to be joined on screen by the greatest living maestro of on-screen violence, Dallas Sonier, who I know we're a little crunched for time here, because Dallas, you got the movie coming out right now, and then you're already on set for the next movie. Is that right? It's
great. We're rolling them out and knocking them down. I mean, it is awesome. We're already on the next crazy movie that only Daily Wire could make, and I can't wait for people to see it.
So now of all the film projects you've done for Daily Wire since you've been here going back like six years now, I can't help but notice that not even one time have I had a cameo getting disemboweled by someone. But that's okay. I'm not complaining. It's your fault. You keep passing. Yeah. Yeah, now I regret it. All right, maybe the next one. I want to get beheaded or something like that. Okay. We
would love to have you in a Daily Wire movie. All kidding aside, we're dead serious. You have to put your acting hat back on and get back in the game.
I'm almost dusky enough to have played a jihadi in the last one, but I'll look at the scripts for the movies coming up. Ben, what is the topic?
That is
such a
miss. You with a beard playing a terrorist would have been so... That would have been all the publicity we needed. Oh my gosh, that'd be great. Well, we are going to cover the most controversial movies, which actually you doing the beer thing might have actually made the list, but these are some of the best ones from history. Gentlemen, are you ready? I'm ready. All right. In the film The Conqueror, which white American actor was infamously cast as Genghis Khan? Was it A, Marlon Brando, B, Clint Eastwood, C, John Wayne, or D, Kirk Douglas? Say them again. Marlon Brando, Clint Eastwood, John Wayne, Kirk Douglas. Who played Genghis Khan?
All right, what do you got, Michael? I just choose to believe it was Marlon Brando, but I don't... Ah, darn. Darn. Look at that. Great. That's awesome. I love that.
There he is. Let's show it. We got your man,
John Wayne. I love that. Look at that. If
you're ever in Fort Worth, you have to go to the John Wayne Experience. It is the best museum I've ever been to.
That is great. What was the one that Lawrence Olivier, didn't he play some crazy Arab or something?
Which white American actor was controversially cast as Genghis Khan in The Conqueror?
The Mad Mati, was that? I think it was Lawrence Olivier, right? Well, let's not get
into too many because they might
pop up. They might pop up,
okay. All right. Dow's in the lead. Number two. Which 1976 film about the birth of Islam became the subject of a real-life hostage crisis when Hanafi Muslim gunmen seized buildings in Washington, D.C. and demanded that the movie be withdrawn from theaters? Was the movie A, Lawrence of Arabia, B, The Message, C, Lion in the Desert, or D, The Last Temptation of Christ?
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Chapters
8 chapters
1
What is the premise of the Face‑Off movie‑trivia showdown?
0:00–3:41
2
Which white American actor was controversially cast as Genghis Khan in The Conqueror?
3:41–7:04
3
What 1976 film about the birth of Islam sparked a real‑life hostage crisis?
7:04–10:34
4
Which Christopher Nolan Batman film was labeled a “fascist” movie by left‑wing critics?
10:34–13:15
5
What injury did Margaret Hamilton suffer while filming the Wicked Witch’s disappearance in The Wizard of Oz?
13:15–16:23
6
Which groups protested Tropic Thunder for its offensive content?
16:23–19:58
7
Which country’s hackers attacked Sony Pictures after The Interview was released?
19:58–23:26
8
Which film had to trim a puppet‑sex scene to avoid an NC‑17 rating?
23:26–26:53
Speakers
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