

The three named hit songs were written by Hodgson, who left the band in 1983 and has toured as a solo act ever since. Fortunately, 1974’s Crime Of The Century delivered both creatively and, perhaps more importantly, commercially. By the time the third line-up coalesced around the core of Roger Hodgson and Rick Davies, it was shit or bust.

Yet wind back a decade earlier and you’d find an infinitely less-promising story – a band, briefly funded by a young Dutch millionaire, with a rotating-door personnel policy which resulted in two unsuccessful albums recorded by radically different outfits. Which self-respecting baby-boomer isn’t word perfect on It’s Raining Again, The Logical Song or Breakfast In America? At an extra scene during the credits, Rick Dalton acts out a Red Apple cigarettes advertisement, mentioning that he finds them disgusting as soon as the director calls cut and Dalton breaks character.F or most of the world, the Supertramp story can be summed up in the handful of “greatest hits” that have been radio staples since the late 70s. This scene takes place at the stables of the Haberdashery.Īdditionally, In the scene where Bob watches the chess match, he say's he'll be enjoying his “Manzana Roja” which is Spanish for Red Apple.Ĭliff Booth smokes Red Apple cigarettes throughout the picture. This was an Easter Egg referencing Tarantino, who was dating Mira Sorvino at the time.īob mentions that Minnie rolls her own Red Apple cigarettes as an answer to Major Marquis Warren question if "She's still stinking up the place with Old Quail pipe tobacco?". The artwork is different, with the worm depicted wrapped around the pack, wearing sunglasses and not smoking a cigarette. Romy and Michele's High School Reunion Ī mural for Red Apple Cigarettes is painted on a wall behind the characters in a scene. This was a reference to Dreyfus' modelling work in Japan. There are Red Apple billboards at the Tokyo airport that show Julie Dreyfus (who plays Sophie Fatale in the movie) modelling the product. The brand is mentioned by name in dialog in From Dusk Till Dawn and Pulp Fiction.īutch Coolidge buys a pack of Red Apple cigarettes at the bar from the bartender.

The product is advertised widely in Tarantino's movies, implying that people in his movies are probably more risk-taking and nihilistic than in ours. This implies the apple may look healthy but is rotten on the inside - a metaphor for lung cancer. The logo features a green worm with a handsome anthropomorphic male face crawling out of a wholesome-looking red apple.
