[edit] Extended DVD version Elwood is shown parking the Bluesmobile at an electric substation that formerly powered Chicago's elevated trains in the film's longer version. [10] Dan Aykroyd said in the documentary "Stories Behind the Making of the Blues Brothers" that the sequence was supposed to demonstrate the Bluesmobile receiving "power" from the substation, which would explain how it was able to do such incredible acrobatics. Director John Landis omitted the sequence from the film's first theatrical release in order to trim the film's running time. Landis said that there was no need to describe the car's capabilities. To him, it was just "a magical automobile," and they were, of course, on a divine mission. The film's poster featured a power station in the backdrop. [11]
A koala was seen climbing around the front seat of a four-wheel drive, gripping the wheel as if inspecting the steering.
It had been an interesting morning for the startled marsupial, who had just caused a six-car pile-up on one of Adelaide's busiest highways at the start of Monday's rush hour.
