Famous trivia from Hollywood movie : Blue, White and Perfect (1942) Quiz

Famous trivia from Hollywood movie : Blue, White and Perfect (1942) Quiz

This quiz will test your movies knowledge by asking you questions related to the various famous movie trivia from the Hollywood movie: Blue, White and Perfect (1942).

About the movie: Detective Michael Shayne boards a Hawaii-bound ocean liner on the trail of stolen industrial diamonds and a Nazi smuggling ring.

1.	Which of the following famous movie trivia, is related to the Hollywood movie: Blue, White and Perfect (1942)?
a.		The snakes in this film would be more likely to attack each other then humans. Would not deliver a fatal dose of venom and most likely would give a dry bite if they did bite instead of just hide.
b.		When the gorillas pick up Professor Porter and turn him upside-down, a beanbag toy of Little Brother from Disneys Mulan falls out of his clothes.
c.		The in-flight movie was American Graffiti.
d.		Other product placements in this film are cartons of Chesterfield cigarettes and a sign for Challenge ice cream.

2.	Which of the following famous movie trivia, is related to the Hollywood movie: Blue, White and Perfect (1942)?
a.		This film was the second collaboration of legendary arch-enemies Bette Davis and Miriam Hopkins, (Their previous collaboration had been The Old Maid.) The fact that in 1939, Bette Davis had an affair with Miriam Hopkins then-husband, director Anatole Litvak, only added to their mutual hatred. To their credit, the two actresses had a sense of humor about the situation and allowed publicity photographs to be taken of them facing each other wearing boxing gloves, with director Vincent Sherman between them.
b.		Although this film was made long before product placement became prevalent in films, the Del-Monte logo is shown on crates in the hold of the ship.
c.		When writer/director Michael Davis found his original concept was being continually passed over by the movie studios, he put together a 17 minute reel of animated footage, consisting of 17,000 line drawings with the title card: "This is John Woos wet dream".
d.		Samson Raphaelson considered Suspicion "in many ways my best screenplay."

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