Famous trivia from Hollywood movie : Appointment with Murder (1948) Quiz

Famous trivia from Hollywood movie : Appointment with Murder (1948) Quiz

This quiz will test your movies knowledge by asking you questions related to the various famous movie trivia from the Hollywood movie: Appointment with Murder (1948).

About the movie: The Falcon is hired by an insurance company to recover two stolen paintings, a job that takes him across the country and then across the Atlantic to Italy...

1.	Which of the following famous movie trivia, is related to the Hollywood movie: Appointment with Murder (1948)?
a.		In the opening scene, Robert Walker bums a light from a commuter played by none other than Arthur Freed.
b.		When Jenna, Sylvie, and Dixie are walking in the street, a Balto look-alike can be seen behind them being pulled by its owner. This dog is Baltos old design.
c.		The fifteenth of sixteen movies for the suave detective nicknamed "The Falcon" starring John Calvert.
d.		Dorothea Kents final film.

2.	Which of the following famous movie trivia, is related to the Hollywood movie: Appointment with Murder (1948)?
a.		Ian McKellen made Clarence a photographer to amplify the fact that he never noticed anything. He was merely seeing the events, not watching them. Therefore, he never realized how evil Richard actually is.
b.		The mutant baby was apparently created from the embalmed fetus of a calf, although David Lynch has never confirmed this or described how he articulated it. During filming when he watched rushes, he even had the projectionist cover his eyes when takes with the baby were playing, so that no one would know how it was made. After completing the film, Lynch reportedly buried the "Embalmed Calf" in an undisclosed location. At the wrap party, they had a mock wake for it.
c.		The second of John Calverts three "The Falcon" features, shot August 1948 and released November 24.
d.		There are some authentic (i.e. not mocked up especially for the occasion) photos purporting to show ectoplasm in this movie. However, though they were seized upon as authentic at the time; most people now acknowledge that what is shown is regurgitated cheesecloth. (cf Mary Roachs "Spook")

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