What do they get drunk with in movies?

Alcohol often plays an important role in cinema, becoming a catalyst for the events and adventures that unfold on the screen. Some drinks have become cult thanks to their appearances in films, they are often ordered in casinos and bars, and scenes with their consumption are played out by viewers for many years.

Alcohol in “The Hangover”

The movie “The Hangover” became a vivid example of how alcohol can launch a series of incredible and funny events. In the first part of the film, friends are going to celebrate a bachelor party in Las Vegas and start the evening with strong drinks. The main characters drink Jägermeister whiskey, which, mixed with various cocktails and other alcoholic beverages, causes them to lose consciousness and go on adventures.

Alcoholic drinks and cocktails in movies

Martini “Shaken, not stirred” – James Bond

The classic martini has become the calling card of James Bond, agent 007. The phrase “shaken, not stirred” has become firmly established in culture thanks to these films. Martini, prepared with vodka and vermouth, symbolizes Bond’s sophistication and style. The famous Romanian designer was inspired by the interior design of the casino and recreated its splendor for the Vlad Casino website.

White Russian – “The Big Lebowski”

In the movie “The Big Lebowski” (The Big Lebowski), the main character Jeffrey Lebowski, known as the Dude, often drinks the cocktail “White Russian”. This drink, made from vodka, coffee liqueur and cream, became an integral part of the character’s image.

“Cosmopolitan” – “Sex and the City”

The “Cosmopolitan” cocktail became popular thanks to the TV series and film “Sex and the City”. The main characters often drank this bright and stylish cocktail, made from vodka, Cointreau liqueur, cranberry juice and lime juice, which became a symbol of their friendship and independence.

“Red Scare” – “Kill Bill”

In Quentin Tarantino’s film “Kill Bill” the main character, Black Mamba, drinks the “Red Scare” cocktail. This drink made from vodka, pomegranate juice and pomegranate-flavored liqueur emphasizes the tension and danger of her mission.

Sazerac – Richie Rich

In the movie Richie Rich, the Sazerac cocktail, made with rye, absinthe, and bitters, symbolizes luxury and sophistication. This classic cocktail is often cited as one of the oldest and most prestigious American drinks.

Alcoholic drinks in movies and casinos play an important role in helping to reveal the characters and set in motion the chain of events that captivate the audience. From James Bond’s Martini at Vlad Casino to Jeffrey Lebowski’s White Russian, many cocktails have become iconic due to their appearance on screen. Not only do these drinks add depth and realism to the characters, but they also become part of popular culture, symbolizing style, luxury, and adventure.