Famous trivia from Hollywood movie : Beauty and the Beast (1962) Quiz

Famous trivia from Hollywood movie : Beauty and the Beast (1962) Quiz

This quiz will test your movies knowledge by asking you questions related to the various famous movie trivia from the Hollywood movie: Beauty and the Beast (1962).

About the movie: Curse turns a handsome prince into a werewolf at night. A princess tries to help him, while his enemies plot to take his throne.

1.	Which of the following famous movie trivia, is related to the Hollywood movie: Beauty and the Beast (1962)?
a.		M. Night Shyamalan and Tom Stoppard were each asked to pen a draft of the screenplay.
b.		Legendary make-up man Jack P. Pierces final film.
c.		The firearms used in the film are, as in most action films, real firearms modified to function with blanks. Although modern small arms ammunition is intended to have minimum muzzle flash, director John McTiernan wanted vivid, "exaggerated realism" in the muzzle flashes. Weapons specialist Michael Papac hand fabricated some blanks that were so powerful that the standard firearms modifications werent workable. Papac had to specially modify the firearms involved. Special effects coordinator Al Di Sarro said of these blanks that in the world of blanks, there are loads that are not so loud and loads that are deafening, and these were deafening. These blanks did cause some cast members, notably Alan Rickman, to flinch. Furthermore, normally most sound effects come from a studio library of sound effects. Sound designer Richard Shorr didnt want to use these clips as modern sound equipment would show their age, as some of them were recorded in the 1950s. To resolve this and further the "exaggerated realism", the sound crew took the appropriate firearms to a firing range in Texas and recorded them being fired with live ammunition.
d.		When Daisy Evans (Joan Marsh) leaves the movie theatre, she pauses to look at a poster for The Stolen Jools (The Slippery Pearls) ("with 55 famous stars"), a popular two reel short subject of 1931.

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