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Famous trivia from Hollywood movie : 7 Dreams for 7 Nights (2010) Quiz

Famous trivia from Hollywood movie : 7 Dreams for 7 Nights (2010)

This quiz will test your movies knowledge by asking you questions related to the various famous movie trivia from the Hollywood movie: 7 Dreams for 7 Nights (2010).

About the movie: A little boy is told seven twisted bedtime stories by the Sandman to get him to go to sleep.

1.	Which of the following famous movie trivia, is related to the Hollywood movie: 7 Dreams for 7 Nights (2010)?
a.		The last public appearance of Harvey Milks life, two days before he was killed, was attending a San Francisco Opera performance of Puccinis opera "Tosca" featuring the legendary Italian soprano Magda Olivero. Not only is this event depicted in the movie, but it was in honor of that appearance that the filmmakers chose to use "Tosca" for all the operatic music heard in the film.
b.		While doing his own stunts, actor Jerry G. Angelo suffered frost bite during the winter scenes.
c.		Although all advertisements, as well as the soundtrack album and the movies closing credits, claimed that the film was released in Cinerama, it was not shot in the Cinerama process (three synchronized films that would be shown by three synchronized projectors on a huge, curved screen). All Cinerama films from 1963 on were shot by one camera on 70-millimeter film with a special anamorphic lens that would then project a blown-up image onto the curved screen. This film initially did such poor box office that MGM actually considered pulling it from Cinerama release after completion of a 30-day run. The exhibitors began reporting that audiences were not only increasing, but it was noted that some audience members had come to see the film multiple times. It eventually became one of MGMs biggest hits, yet was the only film to be pulled from Cinerama venues while it was still making a good profit. Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer was anxious to release its completed production Ice Station Zebra.
d.		The German subsidary of Warner Bros. tried to cut down the film (as they did with Harry Potter and the Chamber of Secrets) to secure a more commercial "Not under 6" rating. They submitted several versions but all were rejected by the German ratings board FSK for this rating. In the end the uncut version was released with a "Not under 12" rating.

2.	Which of the following famous movie trivia, is related to the Hollywood movie: 7 Dreams for 7 Nights (2010)?
a.		The movie was not approved for re-issue in 1935 when the Production Code was being rigorously enforced.
b.		Episode titles: 1. Prowlers of the Night 2. The Hidden Chart 3. The Chasm of Fear 4. The Midnight Raid 5. A Threat from the Past 6. Tangled Tales 7. Run to Earth
c.		This was Redd Foxxs film debut.
d.		Jerry G. Angelo has won two best actor awards for his leading role.

3.	Which of the following famous movie trivia, is related to the Hollywood movie: 7 Dreams for 7 Nights (2010)?
a.		The first six reels of this film survive in the Library of Congress.
b.		According to director, Andrew Adamson, Shreks height varies between seven and eight feet depending on who you ask. He was 7 feet and since then hes grown in peoples minds, and now hes usually referred to as 8 feet.
c.		A silver jacketed Janet Street-Porter can be seen wearing red/yellow striped PVC trousers and dancing to the Yardbirds during the club scene.
d.		Rich Henrich and Tantri Wija co-founded the Albuquerque International Film Festival during production.