Famous trivia from Hollywood movie : A Certain Sacrifice (1980) Quiz

Famous trivia from Hollywood movie : A Certain Sacrifice (1980) Quiz

This quiz will test your movies knowledge by asking you questions related to the various famous movie trivia from the Hollywood movie: A Certain Sacrifice (1980).

About the movie: A street-wise teen gets herself in a series of circumstances and mishaps in her meaningless existence.

1.	Which of the following famous movie trivia, is related to the Hollywood movie: A Certain Sacrifice (1980)?
a.		Film debut of Madonna.
b.		The finished films storyline for Gen. Irwin and Col. Winter diverted sharply from David Scarpas original screenplay. While both the script and the film begin by presenting Irwin as the sympathetic lead character and Winter as the bullying antagonist, Scarpa wrote the films 2nd and 3rd acts to show that Winter was a good man and Irwin was a violent taskmaster who brutalized the other inmates into joining his crusade to get rid of the Colonel. The script was re-written when Robert Redford signed up to the film, with Irwin remaining the generally noble campaigner against Winters reign of cruelty.
c.		The Doppler Effect mentioned by the man in the lobby (Frank Faison), is the change in a sound (frequency and wavelength) noticed by an observer as a sound source moves relative to the observer.
d.		Erich von Stroheim: as a balloon vendor (although only in a deleted sequence). McTeague and Trina buy balloons from the vendor on the street.

2.	Which of the following famous movie trivia, is related to the Hollywood movie: A Certain Sacrifice (1980)?
a.		Jeremy, played by Emilio Estevez, is a post-traumatic war veteran from Vietnam. Estevez first ever acting credit was as a messenger boy in his fathers Vietnam war film Apocalypse Now (the scene was cut from the film).
b.		The painting of "The Door in the Floor" was actually painted by Jeff Bridges.
c.		Edward Norton lost 17-20 pounds for this role after having to beef up tremendously for his role as a Neo-Nazi skinhead in American History X. Norton achieved this form by running, taking vitamins and just ignoring the on-set catering.
d.		This was shot as a student film. Madonna was unknown at the time but demanded she be paid for her work. The director required her to sign a release and paid her 100 dollars for her work. Later when Madonna became successful she tried to ban the movie. The director refused citing the release she signed - -which only arose from her insistence to be paid.

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