Famous trivia from Hollywood movie : A Date with Judy (1948) Quiz

Famous trivia from Hollywood movie : A Date with Judy (1948) Quiz

This quiz will test your movies knowledge by asking you questions related to the various famous movie trivia from the Hollywood movie: A Date with Judy (1948).

About the movie: Developed from a radio program which began in 1941, hyperactive teenager Judy challenges and is challeged by her overly proper parents, pest of a brother Randolph and boyfriend Oogie.

1.	Which of the following famous movie trivia, is related to the Hollywood movie: A Date with Judy (1948)?
a.		Middleton Woods worked four days.
b.		Shawn Salinas went with the crew to Las Vegas where they shot 18 hours of Second Unit shots, but Harry Connick Jr. did not go. Thus, in the scene where Glen and Mickey arrive in Las Vegas by bus, the shots that include Glen were taken in Virginia while the rest of the scene was shot in Las Vegas.
c.		The "World of Tomorrow" portion of the title is a reference to the 1939-40 New York Worlds Fair, which was named "The World of Tomorrow".
d.		Carmen Miranda enjoyed her biggest film-song hit with the jaunty travel tune, "Cuanto la Gusta" (music by Gabriel Ruiz, lyrics by Ray Gilbert). Carmens Decca single, blending her with The Andrews Sisters, peaked at number 12 in "Billboard," where the disc had a 14-week stay. In the picture, Miss Mirandas song and samba had the backing of Xavier Cugat and His Orchestra. On Columbia Records, Cugi without Carmen scored a "Billboard"-charting success.

2.	Which of the following famous movie trivia, is related to the Hollywood movie: A Date with Judy (1948)?
a.		When Dr. Zorka drops the bomb on the dirigible, the stock footage is of the actual news footage of the explosion and crash of the Hindenburg.
b.		Jane Powell (I) and Kathryn Grayson both received credit for introducing the same movie song in the same year. Showcased in two Technicolor productions from Joe Pasternak is the sprightly refrain, "Love Is Where You Find It" (music by Nacio Herb Brown, lyrics by Earl K. Brent). Miss Powells rendition comes early in this film, and Miss Grayson has been praised by movie fans and critics for the best song performance in the lavish costume musical, The Kissing Bandit. While Miss Powell had no commercial disc for sale, MGM Records issued as a single Miss Graysons prerecordings of this lilt and another song from her vehicle, "Whats Wrong With Me?" (music by Brown, lyrics by Edward Heyman). Kathryns two vocals grace a CD devoted to her, called "My Heart Sings," released by Flare, a British label.
c.		In the comics, the Abomination possesses pointed ears. Louis Leterrier wanted this characteristic to appear in the film, but reasoned that the Hulk would bite them off (a la Mike Tyson on Evander Holyfield), which was considered too intense for a PG-13 film.
d.		Studio executives hoped John Landis would cast Dan Aykroyd in the role of David and John Belushi as Jack. John Landis refused.

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