Famous trivia from Hollywood movie : 1944 (2006) Quiz

Famous trivia from Hollywood movie : 1944 (2006) Quiz

This quiz will test your movies knowledge by asking you questions related to the various famous movie trivia from the Hollywood movie: 1944 (2006).

About the movie: An old WWII veteran reflects back on the events he experienced during his fight in the Battle of the Bulge...

1.	Which of the following famous movie trivia, is related to the Hollywood movie: 1944 (2006)?
a.		When Patric executes the Russian man who is helping Theo and Kee to find a boat, he is singing a local Newcastle song called The Blaydon Races. It starts something like All the lads and lasses with all their smiling faces, gannin along the Scotswood Road to see the Blaydon Races.
b.		This film is actually a remake from a short documentary of the same name from the year before.
c.		During one fight sequence, Errol Flynn was jabbed by an actor who was using an unprotected sword - he asked him why he didnt have a guard on the point. The other player apologized and explained that the director, Michael Curtiz, had instructed him to remove the safety feature in order to make the action "more exciting". Errol Flynn reportedly climbed up a gantry where Michael Curtiz was standing next to the camera, took him by the throat and asked him if he found that "exciting enough".
d.		The director and composer collaborated for nearly two years and completed the entire score without ever communicating vocally or face to face. All correspondence was e-mail-based before meeting for the first time just days before the live orchestration of the score.

2.	Which of the following famous movie trivia, is related to the Hollywood movie: 1944 (2006)?
a.		Taylor Schilling beat Abbie Cornish and Katie Cassidy for the lead female role.
b.		In the scene at the beginning when the names are being painted over on the parking spaces, the name we see being erased is "D Trumbull", a reference to the producer/sfx wizard Douglas Trumbull.
c.		This was produced in only three months, at that time the fastest ever for an animated feature.
d.		Real ammunition and pyrotechnics were used throughout the production. The filmmaking process had to be carefully well-orchestrated to remain safe yet visually effective.

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