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Famous trivia from Hollywood movie : An Adventuress (1920) Quiz

Famous trivia from Hollywood movie : An Adventuress (1920)

This quiz will test your movies knowledge by asking you questions related to the various famous movie trivia from the Hollywood movie: An Adventuress (1920).

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1.	Which of the following famous movie trivia, is related to the Hollywood movie: An Adventuress (1920)?
a.		The original film featured the then unknown Rudolph Valentino. To cash in on his rise to stardom, it was re-edited to feature more of him. Various shots were repeated several times; long shots were blown up into close-ups and inter-cut with other footage; some scenes were projected on a loop, so that Rudolph Valentino repeated the same motions several times over; one scene was used as a flashback; and out-takes from the original were inserted into the new film. In addition, the locale of the new picture was switched from World War 1 Germany to a desert island by the simple expedient of inserting shots of bathing beauties on a palm-fringed beach throughout the film.
b.		All of the scenes filmed for Trevors office and lobby were shot in one continuous 17-hour day.
c.		Tony Cox ad-libbed the "You probably shouldnt be digging in your ass" line. Director Terry Zwigoff found the line so funny that he admitted to repeatedly cracking up on set and even waking up in the middle of the night laughing.
d.		While Veronica Lake and Richard Webb were rehearsing a scene, director Mitchell Leisen filmed a scene which included this rehearsal for his later film Hold Back the Dawn.

2.	Which of the following famous movie trivia, is related to the Hollywood movie: An Adventuress (1920)?
a.		As the film was delayed, Joe Jacksons score was replaced by John Barry who was brought in to beef up the dramatic aspects of the now chronological version of the film. The film would feature about close to 30 minutes of his original score. However, a few scenes in the film did in fact feature a couple of the songs Jackson wrote based on his original score.
b.		Originally shot in 1918, but re-edited, retitled and re-released in 1920 and again in 1922.
c.		Filmed on the largest soundstage in Romania and the second-largest soundstange in Europe where Cold Mountain was also shot.
d.		Lynn Swanns (Super Bowl MVP) touchdown can be seen from behind the end zone in one of the scenes.