Famous trivia from Hollywood movie : Art Officially Favored (2011) Quiz

Famous trivia from Hollywood movie : Art Officially Favored (2011) Quiz

This quiz will test your movies knowledge by asking you questions related to the various famous movie trivia from the Hollywood movie: Art Officially Favored (2011).

About the movie: Art Officially Favored is the story of the struggles and passion of Michael Masley, an unusual street...

1.	Which of the following famous movie trivia, is related to the Hollywood movie: Art Officially Favored (2011)?
a.		Jerry Beck (portrayed by Don Johnson) is a real life LAPD Homicide detective who at the time had worked some 30 years in the department. He was seen on the television series COPS during this time with his long time partner Ray Verdugo, who has also has been seen in films such as Heat during the 90s.
b.		The scripts original title was "Call me", a line youll hear several of the characters use throughout the film. Also, when Peter (Tony Palermo) goes to see a movie, the marquee is filled with possible alternate titles for this project.
c.		Michael Masley has an entrée in the Bakers Dictionary of Musicians, since its 8th edition, also he made it into the 20th Century Classical Edition Volume.
d.		This was George Cukors 37th film, his first musical, and his first full production in color.

2.	Which of the following famous movie trivia, is related to the Hollywood movie: Art Officially Favored (2011)?
a.		In a little Scene, you can see a "Futuristic Truck". This is the Landmaster from Damnation Alley.
b.		Michael Masley s companion, the VW camper, burnt at least a dozen times during the course of the shooting of this film. In fact it broke down numerous times sometimes holding the whole crew in the middle of the road for hours. Some of this footage appears in the film.
c.		James Duff wrote the original story as well as the screenplay. He is also a producer of this film.
d.		During the scene in which Lou Costello is "interrogating" the radio show cast, he blurts out the question, "Where were you on the night of January 16th?". This is reference to the famous Broadway play of the same name by Ayn Rand, the Russian-born novelist and philosopher who wrote "The Fountainhead" and "Atlas Shrugged". "The Night of January 16th" was also made into a movie in 1941.

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