Famous trivia from Hollywood movie : A Day Without a Mexican (2004) Quiz

Famous trivia from Hollywood movie : A Day Without a Mexican (2004) Quiz

This quiz will test your movies knowledge by asking you questions related to the various famous movie trivia from the Hollywood movie: A Day Without a Mexican (2004).

About the movie: One day California wakes up and not a single Latino is left in the state. They have all inexplicably dissappeared, chaos, tragedy, and comedy quickly ensue.

1.	Which of the following famous movie trivia, is related to the Hollywood movie: A Day Without a Mexican (2004)?
a.		The scenes on the empty San Diego streets were shot on 1 January, when there are few people about, because the production was unable to pay for closing them.
b.		Filming was allowed to take place uninterrupted all night, a first.
c.		When Obadiah Stane watches Rhodey on TV, an expensive chess set is visible on the table in front of him. In the comics, Obadiah Stane was fond of playing chess, and also created a group called the Chessmen to attack Stark Industries.
d.		The sound of the underwater monsters growling near the beginning of the film was made by the main sound technicians three-year-old daughter. The sound of her crying was recorded, and the frequency lowered to obtain the sound heard in the film.

2.	Which of the following famous movie trivia, is related to the Hollywood movie: A Day Without a Mexican (2004)?
a.		Eduardo Palomos last film.
b.		According to Michael Bay, the key to making those robots look real was lighting: each and every component of the robots had to reflect light like real metal. Photographs of each set were taken to use as a lighting reference to recreate the scene with the robots, and extensive use of ray tracing (a light reflection technique) was carried out. However, there were a variety of light sources (optics, headlights, lamps, sunlight, etc), which had to reflect off a variety of surfaces (which had different textures), which made ray tracing an arduous task to perform.
c.		This is only Woody Allens second film to use the anamorphic widescreen process (scope 2:35:1) (the first being Manhattan).
d.		The Everglade Gas Station Attendant (Dudley Remus) played the guitar part of the Deuling Banjos in the movie Deliverance.

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