Famous trivia from Hollywood movie : Apache Drums (1951) Quiz

Famous trivia from Hollywood movie : Apache Drums (1951) Quiz

This quiz will test your movies knowledge by asking you questions related to the various famous movie trivia from the Hollywood movie: Apache Drums (1951).

About the movie: A gambler is thrown out of a western town, but returns when the town is suddenly threatened by a band of marauding Apaches.

1.	Which of the following famous movie trivia, is related to the Hollywood movie: Apache Drums (1951)?
a.		Ben is seen reading Tom Spanbauers "The Man Who Fell in Love With The Moon" in the arboretum scene and Kate Chopins "The Awakening" in the Little Grill Collective scene.
b.		The "Apache" Indians are actually lifeguards from the beach at Santa Monica, California, painted with full body paint and made up to look like Apaches. Director Hugo Fregonese and producer Val Lewton wanted the Apaches to do a lot of leaping from high windows, off of roofs, etc., and the films budget precluded hiring stuntmen to play the Apaches. They decided to hire the lifeguards because of their athleticism and, more importantly, the fact that they didnt have to get stuntmens pay.
c.		This was the next-to-last completed MGM film under Louis B. Mayers supervision (the last was Show Boat, released in the summer of that year). A proxy fight soon after would see him removed as the head of the studio he helped to found. He was replaced by his former chief of production, Dore Schary. Mayer ran MGM for 27 years, Schary for barely 6.
d.		According to an interview with Playboy Magazine, David O. Russell antagonized George Clooney on set one day, telling him to "hit him". George Clooney did so, in the face.

2.	Which of the following famous movie trivia, is related to the Hollywood movie: Apache Drums (1951)?
a.		During the premiere in Amsterdam, a woman pretended to interview Hugh Grant but ended up handcuffing herself to him, and walking the red carpet with him.
b.		The disastrous production of Shakespeares Richard III, in which Elliot Garfield (Richard Dreyfuss) portrays the title character as gay, was based on an actual production that Marsha Mason attended and told her husband, Neil Simon, about. Like the production in the film, it took place at Joseph Papps Public Theater in New York, in 1974, and starred Michael Moriarty.
c.		Final film of producer Val Lewton.
d.		Bruces dreams are primarily colored green and purple, the distinctive colors of the Hulk, who has green skin and wears purple pants.

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