Famous trivia from Hollywood movie : American Yakuza (1993) Quiz

Famous trivia from Hollywood movie : American Yakuza (1993) Quiz

This quiz will test your movies knowledge by asking you questions related to the various famous movie trivia from the Hollywood movie: American Yakuza (1993).

About the movie: An American FBI agent is lured away by the Japanese Mafia--the Yakuza--in this action film.

1.	Which of the following famous movie trivia, is related to the Hollywood movie: American Yakuza (1993)?
a.		When the young doctor demands Nicks ring in payment, Nick smashes him into the wall before giving it to him. Viggo Mortenson really broke the wall when he did this, surprising the crew.
b.		Frankie Darro, a former circus performer, did his own backflips at the end of the film.
c.		Begun as a Charlie Chan film ("Charlie Chan at the Ringside"), but upon difficulties between 20th Century-Fox and Chan star Warner Oland, the script was hastily rewritten to accommodate Foxs other Asian sleuth, Mr. Moto. The presence of Chans son Lee is evidence of the grafting of one movie onto another series. Though it has been reported that Olands death was the cause for this change from Chan to Moto, it is not the case. This film was released theatrically on 3/25/38, and Oland did not die until August 6th of that same year.
d.		This film is believed lost. Please check your attic.

2.	Which of the following famous movie trivia, is related to the Hollywood movie: American Yakuza (1993)?
a.		Richard Widmarks last film.
b.		In early 2007 the New York Post showed a 7 second clip, the infamous window-washer scene, to some of the families of the 9/11-victims telling them that "this is the joke in the new movie Postal by Uwe Boll". Of course they found it tasteless to make fun of 9/11 and its victims in such a fashion. But the scene that they saw was never intended to be funny on its own, it was merely the punchline. The real joke was made on the Taliban in the 3 minutes prior to that scene, but of course the NY Post didnt show the victims families this part of the scene. The behavior from the NY Post was, according to Uwe Boll "more tasteless than any of my movies could ever be" and he considered it another attack on himself.
c.		It was AnnaSophia Robb who came up with the name of the Dark Master. Initially in production it was referred to as the Key Monster.
d.		For the shot near the beginning of the inside of a time clock as someone clocks in, an enormous time clock was built by the director and shot in his garage. The paper inserted is about 2 feet wide, and it was shot sideways so that they could just let the heavy stamper drop rather than come up from the side to hit the paper.

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