The Blues Brothers #2 by RobinJRichards

The entire plot revolves around raising money to pay off the tax bill for Sister Mary's Orphanage. With $500 either way, how much money was owed?

To land their concert deal, the entire band visits Maury Sline while he sits in a sauna. Sline was played by THIS ACTOR, known for his longtime marriage and singing career with Eydie Gormé.

THIS NOTED BLUES SINGER is seen singing a song that sounds awfully like the theme to "NCIS New Orleans" as the Bluesmobile creeps through the streets of Calumet City. He was inducted into the Rock n' Roll Hall of Fame in 1991.

As Jake is trying to get money to fill up the Bluesmobile, a British lady in a Jaguar pulls up to the station, after which Jake fleeces her for more money than what the gas bill was. She was played by THIS MODEL known for her signature "look" in the late 1960s.

Before the Blues Brothers Band begins their show, John Candy's Burton Mercer character ad libs and orders three of THESE POTABLE ITEMS. There's never been a definitive explanation of what they actually are- some say it's alcoholic (which includes either rum and vodka), some say it's a soft drink once sold in the Chicago area.

THIS SONG was appropriately sung at the end of the film and the first half of the credits, where every major actor sung a portion and ended with the crew (credited as such) singing the last line of the song.

The Bluesmobile was a Dodge known by THIS MODEL NAME, the same cars seen in the opening credits of "Hill Street Blues.". They were eventually replaced by the Dodge Intrepid in 1992 and are extremely rare to find these days.

Among the many cameos in the film was the waiter at Chez Paul as portrayed by THIS FUTURE CHILDREN'S SHOW STAR and noted....uh...."art film theater" visitor.

As Jake and Elwood enter Elwood's boarding house, an old man playing cards asks Jake if he got him THIS FOOD STUFF. Jake then promptly tosses him a can of it to the old man who then goes back to playing cards. (edited at 7:21 am, November 23, 2017 (PST))

At the end of the car chase in the mall, a police officer, in the police car that slid down the floor on its roof and spun around after being hit, lamented on THIS ITEM of his ending up broken as a result of the crash.

When Jake and Elwood are first pulled over (which culminates in the car chase through the mall), Jake worries the officer may have SCMODS, which stands for THESE SIX WORDS. (edited at 8:49 pm, November 21, 2017 (PST))

The Blues Brother is the second highest grossing SNL sketch inspired film ever, with both "Wayne's World" films bookending it. In rounded figures to nearest million and **within $15 million either way,** how much did "The Blues Brothers" make worldwide?