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Guido Baechler Movies You Won’t Believe Are Based On True Stories

Guido Baechler is giving you details about the Movies which are actually based on True Stories but nobody knows that. Guido Baechler Jeridoo believes it is pretty hard to believe that these movies are based on true stories but yes these are based on true stories.

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Guido Baechler Movies You Won’t Believe Are Based On True Stories

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  1. Movies You Won’t Believe Are Based On True Stories By: Guido Baechler

  2. 5: The Hunt for Red October Is Actually Based on a Much Cooler Story In 1975, Valery Sablin (the third ranking officer in the entire Soviet Naval Hierarchy) decided that the Soviet Union was failing but, instead of defecting like that cowardly Scotsman, he decided to sail his Frigate, the Storozhevoy, directly into the Baltic and broadcast revolutionary propaganda. That’s right: instead of running away, Officer Sablin was actually trying to start a revolution. Guido Baechler

  3. 4: Final Destination Based Its Opening Scene on a Real Plane Crash Obviously, the actual premise has never happened, but the opening scene did: As Roger Ebert pointed out in his review, the plane crash from the first film (where death is initially cheated) is based on TWA Flight 800, the third-worst airborne disaster in US History. Guido Baechler

  4. 3: Texas Chainsaw Massacre and Psycho Are Both Based on the Same Serial Killer Both killers (and, to a lesser extent, Buffalo Bill from Silence of the Lambs) were based on the Wisconsin murder Ed Gein. What’d Ed do to get a following in Hollywood? It’s hard to nail it down to any one thing, but we’re betting it was a combination of the fact that he was creepy-looking, There was also the mask made of human skin, the suit made of human skin, the lamp made of human skin… Guido Baechler

  5. 2: Rocky‘s Real Name is Way More Badass In the 1970’s, there was a little-known boxer named Chuck “The Bayonne Bleeder” Wepner and, if Rocky isn’t based on this guy, it’s one hell of a coincidence. Bleeder boxed a wrestler (like Rocky did in Rocky III), maintained a winning record, and even faced off against a black heavyweight champion: Muhammad Frickin’ Ali. Luckily, the Bleeder got his due: he sued Stallone in 1976, and they settled for an undisclosed amount. Guido Baechler

  6. 1: Jaws is a True Story, But Not The Way You Think Jaws is openly based on the 1916 Jersey Shore Shark Attacks and, though the behavior of the shark has been exaggerated for effect, the reactions of the victims isn’t. After four people were killed by an unidentified shark, the people of New Jersey panicked and launched massive shark hunts in an attempt to eradicate the “man eater” and protect the tourism industry — an act the perfectly mirrors the plot of the film. Guido Baechler

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