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Famous trivia from Hollywood movie : A Certain Young Man (1928) Quiz

Famous trivia from Hollywood movie : A Certain Young Man (1928)

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1.	Which of the following famous movie trivia, is related to the Hollywood movie: A Certain Young Man (1928)?
a.		Filmed in February-March 1926, this film was not released until two years later.
b.		James Stewart knew this was the role of a lifetime, one that could place him near the top of the Hollywood heap. Jean Arthur later remembered his mood at the time: "He was so serious when he was working on that picture, he used to get up at five oclock in the morning and drive himself to the studio. He was so terrified something was going to happen to him, he wouldnt go faster."
c.		While still wearing his death scene makeup, Joel S. Rice went out to eat lunch at a restaurant where many customers were upset at his appearance.
d.		The Herald Examiner location in downtown Los Angeles, where the police station and biker bar scenes were shot, caught fire on the last day of shooting. The cast and crew had to be evacuated.

2.	Which of the following famous movie trivia, is related to the Hollywood movie: A Certain Young Man (1928)?
a.		While shooting the exteriors in Greece the crew were cursed with bad weather. It went from sunny to rainy and back again at the drop of a hat which caused major problems with continuity. The whole crew decided that it was Hearst who was at the bottom of it, unhappy that they were making such a film about him. On set, each time the weather changed for the worst someone would shout "Thats Hearst!!".
b.		François Truffauts English was not strong. In order to get through some of his scenes, he stuck pieces of paper with his lines on them on various objects where he could read from them but the camera would not pick them up. In one case, as he arguing stands face to face with an Army officer (who has his back to the camera), he is in fact reading his lines off a card pinned to the mans chest. (He had shown the same trick being used with an actress who was having trouble with her lines in his own La nuit américaine (Day for Night), in which he played the director of the movie-within-the-movie.)
c.		Cast member Willard Louis died in July 1926, a few months after completing this film, so his name was removed from the credits when it was eventually released in May 1928.
d.		This was one of only three films that was released with the theatrical trailer for Star Wars: Episode I - The Phantom Menace. Many people paid admission to see the trailer and then walked out of the theater.