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'''''Stand by Me''''' is a 1986 film starring [[Wil Wheaton]], [[River Phoenix]], [[Jerry O'Connell]], and [[Corey Feldman]] as four boys in the late 1950s who set off on a trip to see a dead body. The film was directed by Rob Reiner and was based on the novella "The Body", written by [[Stephen King]]. | '''''Stand by Me''''' is a 1986 film starring [[Wil Wheaton]], [[River Phoenix]], [[Jerry O'Connell]], and [[Corey Feldman]] as four boys in the late 1950s who set off on a trip to see a dead body. The film was directed by Rob Reiner and was based on the novella "The Body", written by [[Stephen King]]. | ||
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'''Dedicated to the memory of [[River Phoenix]].''' | '''Dedicated to the memory of [[River Phoenix]].''' | ||
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==Colt M1911A1== | ==Colt M1911A1== | ||
Chris Chambers ([[River Phoenix]]) steals a [[M1911 pistol series| Colt M1911A1]] which he calls simply a ".45," and lets all the boys use it at some point in the film. According to the novella "The Body," he had 9 bullets in total stolen in the box of shells. Gordie Lachance ([[Wil Wheaton]]) is most notably seen using it, first when Chris gives it to him, claiming it is unloaded, and he fires a shot in a dumpster. The second usage is when he fires a shot in the air and then points it at Ace Merril ([[Kiefer Sutherland]]) to keep him from stabbing Chris with his Stiletto knife. When not being fired, it appears to be replaced with a replica model, which is noted by an external extractor. (but it is clearly a 1911 replica in .45 and not a 9mm Star B.) | Chris Chambers ([[River Phoenix]]) steals a [[M1911 pistol series| Colt M1911A1]] which he calls simply a ".45," and lets all the boys use it at some point in the film. According to the novella "The Body," he had 9 bullets in total stolen in the box of shells. Gordie Lachance ([[Wil Wheaton]]) is most notably seen using it, first when Chris gives it to him, claiming it is unloaded, and he fires a shot in a dumpster. The second usage is when he fires a shot in the air and then points it at Ace Merril ([[Kiefer Sutherland]]) to keep him from stabbing Chris with his Stiletto knife. When not being fired, it appears to be replaced with a replica model, which is noted by an external extractor. (but it is clearly a 1911 replica in .45 and not a 9mm Star B.) | ||
Revision as of 07:05, 1 July 2014
Stand by Me is a 1986 film starring Wil Wheaton, River Phoenix, Jerry O'Connell, and Corey Feldman as four boys in the late 1950s who set off on a trip to see a dead body. The film was directed by Rob Reiner and was based on the novella "The Body", written by Stephen King.
The following weapons were used in the film Stand By Me:
Dedicated to the memory of River Phoenix.
Colt M1911A1
Chris Chambers (River Phoenix) steals a Colt M1911A1 which he calls simply a ".45," and lets all the boys use it at some point in the film. According to the novella "The Body," he had 9 bullets in total stolen in the box of shells. Gordie Lachance (Wil Wheaton) is most notably seen using it, first when Chris gives it to him, claiming it is unloaded, and he fires a shot in a dumpster. The second usage is when he fires a shot in the air and then points it at Ace Merril (Kiefer Sutherland) to keep him from stabbing Chris with his Stiletto knife. When not being fired, it appears to be replaced with a replica model, which is noted by an external extractor. (but it is clearly a 1911 replica in .45 and not a 9mm Star B.)
