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Famous trivia from Hollywood movie : Anything Else (2003) Quiz

Famous trivia from Hollywood movie : Anything Else (2003) Quiz

Famous trivia from Hollywood movie : Anything Else (2003)

This quiz will test your movies knowledge by asking you questions related to the various famous movie trivia from the Hollywood movie: Anything Else (2003).

About the movie: A contemporary romantic comedy set in New York city about the relationship between an older guy and his younger protege. The older guy guides the younger through a messy and hilarious love story.

1.	Which of the following famous movie trivia, is related to the Hollywood movie: Anything Else (2003)?
a.		Original casting took place in October of 2008, yet production did not begin until March of 2009. This caused many of the actors to drop out of the production, due to their participation in other projects. With only days left before filming was to begin, producer Tom Lodewyck called upon several of his "Broom Street Theater" friends and cast-mates, whom all accepted roles in the film. These actors include: Scott Rawson, John Sable, Christina Beller and Greg Johnson.
b.		Actor Tom Felton has stated in an interview that in the near end shot sequence of the film, after Snape kills Dumbledore and is leading the other Death Eaters out of Hogwarts and through the Great Hall, an accident had occurred on set a few minutes into the shooting: before the actors had started filming, Alan Rickman "turned around in this very sinister way and said, dont step on my cloak," (at the time of which it was unclear to his fellow co-stars if he was joking or not) as the director had instructed the other actors that when shooting began, they were to stay close behind Rickman as they followed him without looking at their feet - a difficult task due to the dragging length of Snapes cloak. As shooting began during the second take, Felton, being the closest person to Rickman in the scene, had accidentally dug his heel into the cloak, causing Rickmans neck to rip back. Felton had reported there was an awkward silence afterward, clear that Rickman was not in a good mood after the accident had occurred. Felton continuously apologized to Rickman afterward, in that Rickman did accept and made a joke of the accident later on.
c.		Opened the 60th Venice Film Festival. Woody Allen made one of his rare public appearances at the opening gala.
d.		Cinematographer Lee Garmes left during production and Charles G. Clarke took over, but did not receive screen credit.

2.	Which of the following famous movie trivia, is related to the Hollywood movie: Anything Else (2003)?
a.		The scene where Waynes ex-girlfriend Stacy (Lara Flynn Boyle) tries to patch up their relationship by buying him a gun rack, is based on some truth. Mike Myers once dated a girl who apparently broke up with him due to his preoccupation with his comedy. A week later, after some thought, she tried to reconcile by buying Mike a gun-rack. To her, this was an absurd joke that she had hoped Mike would appreciate. He didnt, and the two remained apart. When the movie was released, and Mikes ex viewed the movie with her new steady boyfriend, she was mortified not only to learn that the gun-rack anecdote had been written into the film, but also she was shocked to see that the main characters referred to the Stacy character as a psycho hose-beast. Some time later, Myers telephoned his former girl, attempting to apologize for including a very detracting version of her in the movie, but the damage had been done.
b.		This is loosely based on Woody Allens experiences of being a young comedy writer, he married young, and met an older man who taught him a lot about life, comedy, philosophy, and was institutionalized.
c.		Wendall Bakers dog, Junior, is played by Brother, Luke Wilsons dog. On the DVD commentary Wilson claims that no one thought Brother was up to the part but that he always believed Brother could do it.
d.		Viggo Mortensen purchased Arwens horse after production and gave it to Liv Tylers riding double.

3.	Which of the following famous movie trivia, is related to the Hollywood movie: Anything Else (2003)?
a.		Jerrys reference to a very funny comedian who wrote "Never Trust A Naked Bus Driver" was referring to Jack Douglas, who also wrote My Brother Was An Only Child.
b.		The film was almost not finished due to an emergency with one of the cast members parents being hospitalized. It eventually led to the creation of Mr. McCarthy and Principal Salazaar.
c.		In an IGN.com interview; Jamie Lee Curtis said the following about Virus: "Rob Reiner for his 40th birthday had a bad show business party where everybody brought show business clips... Robs was playing a hippie on Gomer Pyle, U.S.M.C. singing Blowin in the Wind... Virus is so bad that its shocking... That would be the all time piece of shit...Its just dreadful... Thats the only good reason to be in bad movies. Then when your friends have bad movies you can say Ahhhh, Ive got the best one. Im bringing Virus."
d.		In 1975, this film was distributed as "Truckin Man" on a double bill with Hot Summer in Barefoot County.

4.	Which of the following famous movie trivia, is related to the Hollywood movie: Anything Else (2003)?
a.		At the time of the films release, any work that did not include a copyright notice was assumed to be public domain. Since the film makers forgot to include this notice, the film slipped into the public domain. In was not until 1 March 1989 that a copyright notice was no longer required.
b.		When Woody Allen cast Jason Biggs, he was under the impression that Biggs was Jewish. During filming, Allen began talking to Biggs about the Jewish holiday, Rosh Hashanah. Biggs did not know what to say and told Allen that he was in fact a Catholic. Allen said at the Venice Film Festival, "I saw him in that pie movie (American Pie) and I thought he was a Jew."
c.		Final feature film of Hans Conried.
d.		There was a sequel to This Island Earth in the works in 1956. Screenwriter Franklin Coen and producer William Alland submitted a script titled "Aliens In The Skies" to Universal Pictures, and for a short time it was announced as in "pre-production development" at the studio. However, the studio boss, Edward Muhl, shot down their proposal when he looked over their proposed budget for the film, to be shot in Technicolor and CinemaScope, and to co-star Rex Reason and Faith Domergue reprising their roles, to be released in 1957. It was too expensive, he said. Muhls idea of a science fiction movie in the 1950s was a cheaply-made B-movie with a monster in it for the kids.

5.	Which of the following famous movie trivia, is related to the Hollywood movie: Anything Else (2003)?
a.		This was one of the first feature films shot using Sonys 24P HD video, which shoots at 24 frames per second, like film, as opposed to the 30 frames per second of conventional NTSC video. Using this technology, Brad Anderson and director of photography Uta Briesewitz were able to produce the uniquely effective, deep-focus images using mostly natural light.
b.		Rob Van Dam injured his knee while performing one of his own stunts.
c.		The film premiered at the 1984 Cannes Film Festival in its original running time of 229 minutes, but on its American release the film was heavily edited by the Ladd Company (against Sergio Leones wishes) and cut down to 144 minutes. This version scrapped the flashback structure Leone used, and instead arranged all the scenes in chronological order (a well-meaning but ultimately demeaning and criticized move). Most of the major cuts were in the childhood scenes, making the 1933 scenes the most prominent part of the film. Noodles 1968 meeting with Deborah was removed, and the films "garbage truck/opium den" conclusion was altered to Secretary Bailey shooting himself offscreen. This version flopped in the U.S. and many American critics, who knew of Leones original cut, attacked the short version viciously; some critics compared shortening the film to shortening Richard Wagners operas (some of which run over five hours), saying that works of art that are meant to be long should be given the respect they deserve.
d.		This is only Woody Allens second film to use the anamorphic widescreen process (scope 2:35:1) (the first being Manhattan).

6.	Which of the following famous movie trivia, is related to the Hollywood movie: Anything Else (2003)?
a.		As he had on Friday the 13th, producer Michael Bay insisted that the film be shot in Panavision anamorphic. This is the first film in the "Nightmare" franchise to be shot in the format.
b.		Jason Biggs filmed this during the day, and then performed opposite Kathleen Turner in the revival of "The Graduate" on Broadway in the evenings.
c.		According to the DVD commentary, the women one character is shown having sex with in the store room during a montage were portrayed by porn actresses.
d.		Robert Taylors last film.

7.	Which of the following famous movie trivia, is related to the Hollywood movie: Anything Else (2003)?
a.		Jess wears #7 for the Hounslow Harriers, the number David Beckham wears for England and once wore for Manchester United.
b.		On the wall of the apartment that Jerry and Amanda share there is a collection of photos. One of them is of Vincent Gallo.
c.		Larry Ellison: The CEO of Oracle Corporation (a billionaire playboy, who has often been compared to Tony Stark) is glimpsed briefly at the Stark Expo. As he walks past, Stark says, "Its the Oracle of Oracle". Oracles brand is prominently placed at several points in the film, including the climactic showdown at a fictional "Oracle Biodome".
d.		This is the second time director Raja Gosnell and composer Nick Glennie-Smith worked together. Their first collaboration was Gosnells directorial debut Home Alone 3 where Glennie-Smith wrote the score. However this time Glennie-Smith is only the orchestra conductor and not the composer. The composer this time is instead Heitor Pereira.

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