Gone in 60 Seconds Movie Quiz

Raymond Vincent Calitri is indeed the full name of the character 'The Carpenter' in the film Gone in 60 Seconds (2000). Memphis Raines must steal 50 cars in one night for this character. The middle name is a specific detail from the film.

Memphis Raines' real name is Randall 'Memphis' Raines in the film Gone in 60 Seconds. He uses the Memphis nickname, with Randall being his actual first name. This is established character information from the movie.

Memphis' crew consists of 11 people total, including Memphis himself. The team includes specialists like Sway, Otto, Donny, and others. This is a specific detail from Gone in 60 Seconds about the heist team composition.

Memphis is 12 minutes late delivering the final car (the Shelby GT500). This timing is crucial to the plot as it creates tension with the deadline. The 12-minute delay is a specific plot detail from Gone in 60 Seconds.

In Gone in 60 Seconds, the 1967 Shelby Mustang GT500 that Memphis Raines (Nicolas Cage) is tasked with stealing is named 'Eleanor.' This is the iconic 'unicorn' car - the one specific vehicle that has eluded him throughout his career. However, option A spells it 'Elanor' which is a typo - the correct spelling is 'Eleanor.'

In Gone in 60 Seconds, during the scene where the crew is stealing cars, Kip, Tumbler and Toby are attempting to steal a Cadillac Escalade when Toby gets shot. This is a pivotal moment in the film that raises the stakes for Memphis and his crew.

In Gone in 60 Seconds, when Memphis sees the Mercedes in the showroom, he calls it 'Dirty' - a term of endearment or admiration in his context, not meaning unclean. This is consistent with his character's way of appreciating fine automobiles.

In Gone in 60 Seconds, Memphis and Kip's mother Helen works at The Quality Cafe. This is where Memphis visits her and has conversations. The cafe serves as a location that shows the family dynamics and Memphis's relationship with his mother.