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Test your wits with our weekly film trivia question. For the answer just click on the answer link below. The famous continuous crane shot at the beginning of Touch of Evil (1958) lasts four minutes; however, there's an even longer uninterrupted crane shot later on in the film that the director, Orson Welles, was equally proud of. In what scene was it used? Is this week's question too easy for you? Are you a glutton for punishment? Test your knowledge with previous questions using our Movie Quiz Archives, which are sorted by the week in which they appeared. ANSWER The scene where Sheriff Quinlan first meets and interrogates the Mexican shoe clerk he suspects of murder; it occurs entirely within the suspect's apartment, and the scene (and the crane shot) lasts five-and-a-half minutes.
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