[Answer] 4. The Big 8 Motel in El Reno, Oklahoma, was used as a backdrop for scenes in which 1988 film that starred Dustin Hoffman and Valeria Golino? The film featured Dustin's character on the road with his brother.

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...1. Billy Bathgate 2. Private Conversations 3. Rain Man 4. Family Business The Big 8 Motel has been demolished since the scene in "Rain Man". Built in the forties, the Big 8 was one of many hotels using neon lights to entice weary travelers to enjoy a relaxing night. "Rain Man" starred Tom Cruise as car dealer Charlie Babbitt, Dustin Hoffman as his brother, Raymond, and Valeria Golino as Charlie's girlfriend, Susanna. Because of his autism, Raymond was afraid of flying so the brothers shared a road trip after their father died. El Reno was home to Fort Reno, built in 1874 in honor of General Jesse L. Reno who was killed in the Civil War. "Private Conversations" was a 1986 documentary featuring Dustin Hoffman. Dustin starred as Vito McMullen in "Family Business" in 1989 and as Dutch Schultz in "Billy Bathgate" in 1991.

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