Famous trivia from Hollywood movie : B. Monkey (1998) Quiz

Famous trivia from Hollywood movie : B. Monkey (1998) Quiz

This quiz will test your movies knowledge by asking you questions related to the various famous movie trivia from the Hollywood movie: B. Monkey (1998).

About the movie: Alan Furnace is a young man with the perfectly proper, quiet life of a London school teacher. But beneath all of that decency lies a burning desire for excitement and he just found it...

1.	Which of the following famous movie trivia, is related to the Hollywood movie: B. Monkey (1998)?
a.		Early news items listed Ann Rutherford, Philip Van Zandt and Douglas McPhail in the cast, but they did not appear in the film.
b.		The Smithsonian Institution screened the film as part of their major Exhibition "Women of Our Time" at the National Portrait Gallery.
c.		During production, many members of the cast and crew caught illnesses and injuries. Howard Hawks was hospitalized for several days after being stung by a centipede. John Wayne caught a severe cold. Joanne Dru suffered from influenza.
d.		One of the reasons why Michael Caton-Jones quit the project was because Miramax head, Harvey Weinstein, nixed his proposal of casting Sophie Okonedo in the lead.

2.	Which of the following famous movie trivia, is related to the Hollywood movie: B. Monkey (1998)?
a.		Woody Harrelson was arrested for marijuana possession during filming, which delayed shooting for a day.
b.		Michael Caton-Jones was the original director for the film but left over creative differences.
c.		Frank Sinatra was seriously considered for the role of Nicky Arnstein but Barbra Streisand vetoed this as she didnt like him.
d.		The songs "I Wont Dance" and "Lovely to Look At" were not in the original stage production of "Roberta". "I Wont Dance", from the flop Jerome Kern musical "Three Sisters", was inserted into the 1935 film version of "Roberta" to give Fred Astaire and Ginger Rogers an extra dance number, and "Lovely to Look At" was especially written for the film to give Irene Dunne a new song to sing. Both songs became so popular, however, that most later revivals of "Roberta", including the remake Lovely to Look at, have included them in the score.

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