Famous trivia from Hollywood movie : Blue City (1986) Quiz

Famous trivia from Hollywood movie : Blue City (1986) Quiz

This quiz will test your movies knowledge by asking you questions related to the various famous movie trivia from the Hollywood movie: Blue City (1986).

About the movie: Returning to the small Florida town where he grew up, Billy Turner (Nelson) learns that his father has been killed...

1.	Which of the following famous movie trivia, is related to the Hollywood movie: Blue City (1986)?
a.		The movie is a fictionalized account of the 1917 Winnipeg-to-St. Paul dog-sled race, sponsored by the Great Northern Railway. The main character in the movie, Will Stoneman, is based on two real-life participants in the 1917 race: Albert Campbell, the eventual winner, a mixed-blood Cree trapper from Manitoba who endured harassment from his racist white competitors throughout the race; and Fred Hartman, the only American participant, who was touted as a hero during the race by American newspapers, but had to drop out when his sled dogs fought among themselves and his lead dog was killed. J.W. Harper, the president of the St. Paul Winter Carnival in the movie, is based on Louis W. Hill, son of railroad magnate James J. Hill, president of the Great Northern Railroad.
b.		The film was shot using Kodak 16mm Reversal to give it a darker, more ominous visual feel.
c.		Jenny Wright originally was cast in Ally Sheedys role. Ally replaced Jenny after rewrites.
d.		In the final battle preparations Kiefer Sutherland had to put on a "squib blood pack" vest underneath his clothes. It was supposed to be rigged to go off by Sutherland himself, to simulate when he gets shot, by pressing a hidden button; the whole rig took an hour to set up. When it came time to shoot the scene he got on to the horses and accidentally depressed the trigger and all the blood packs popped. Another hour had to be taken to re-do the pack.

2.	Which of the following famous movie trivia, is related to the Hollywood movie: Blue City (1986)?
a.		The motorcycle used is apparently the same 1978/9 750cc Triumph Bonneville T140E used in An Officer and a Gentleman
b.		The reports that Kevin Williamsons original treatment for "H20" included a scene in which "Halloween 4" through "6" are acknowledged as being "in continuity" and "canon" are completely accurate. The scene did exist, and involved a bitchy student at Keri/Lauries school giving a class report on the "Haddonfield Murders", and going into great detail about Jamie Lloyd, Danielle Harris and JC Brandys character from "Halloween 4" through "6". The student talks about Jamie losing her parents in an auto accident, as was the explanation in those sequels for Laurie Strodes absence. (In fact, the only reason for Laurie to be in the Witness Production Program with her son under an assumed name as "Keri Tate" at all was because the original story for "H20" was conceived like this, with "Halloween 4" through "6" in continuity, and Williamson thus being required to create an explanation for Lauries "death" in the previous movies and her subsequent resurrection.) The students report chronicles Jamies being hunted and eventually killed by her uncle, Michael Myers. Upon hearing this oral presentation in the classroom, a grief-stricken Keri/Laurie then retreats to a restroom and throws up. This scene was of course omitted from the actual film.
c.		A line said by Rorschach, referring to a pagliacci visiting a doctor, is a line taken by a poem from Mexican writer Juan de Dios Peza Reir Llorando, based on famous English comedian David Garrick.
d.		Betty Buckley provides the voice over ("Creepy Carrie! Creepy Carrie!") for the little boy on the bike that chastises Carrie on her way home.

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