The smile on Terence's face after he says "Dog and a beer" is so heartwarming. It shows you that, despite his jaded facade, he still has a warm side deep down.
My granduncle is in the “What do you want?” scene on the very left. 0:48 Today there is a plaque of his name written on it at that place we’re he worked at. It says that he was in Field of Dreams
If you've never been to Fenway Park but get the chance to go, take it. It's the American equivalent of the Roman Coliseum or the Cathedral are Chartres.
I love this scene. Not only do I love the way he went through that whole speech because he misunderstood the question "What do you want?", but I also get a kick out of the fact that 2 hotdogs and 2 beers is only 7 bucks. Now it would be about $20 or more.
It's called inflation.. A person's salary today is a lot more than thirty years ago I'm sure you would also get a kick that a $25,000 salary was good money back then
10 years earlier in 1978 while returning from his honeymoon in Puerto Vallarta, Costner had a chance encounter with actor Richard Burton. Costner asked Burton if acting was worth it Burton probably said "......what do you want?"
You are right they did work there. The one on the very left who said, “2 bucks” is my grand uncle. There is a plaque to this day of his name saying he was on “Field of Dreams.”
Ray was ABSOLUTELY asking what Mr. Mann wanted in a broad sense, and got a direct answer... which he couldn't reply to, so turned our attention to hot dogs. Dog and a beer. Two. *SEVEN BUCKS*
