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Famous trivia from Hollywood movie : Bollocky Simper (2003) Quiz

Famous trivia from Hollywood movie : Bollocky Simper (2003)

This quiz will test your movies knowledge by asking you questions related to the various famous movie trivia from the Hollywood movie: Bollocky Simper (2003).

About the movie: The old-fashioned love story centers around Sidni Fishes (Outlaw) a country girl in love with a man who lacks in social etiquette...

1.	Which of the following famous movie trivia, is related to the Hollywood movie: Bollocky Simper (2003)?
a.		This movie premiered only just two-and-a-half years after another film which had the same title. Nighthawks was a very different film, a drama about a gay male schoolteacher.
b.		Carpenter and co-writer Debra Hill have stated many times over the years that they did not consciously set out to depict virginity as a way of defeating a rampaging killer. The reason why the horny teens all die is simply that theyre so preoccupied with getting laid that they dont notice that theres a killer at large. Laurie Strode, on the other hand, spends a lot of time on her own and is therefore more alert.
c.		P.J. Pesce was considered to direct the movie.
d.		Working on a shoestring, the most expensive scene is the train scene. This expense was due to travel. Kids on Coffee was/were allowed the use the train for free.

2.	Which of the following famous movie trivia, is related to the Hollywood movie: Bollocky Simper (2003)?
a.		The title cards were created on a computer using a capture program and Microsoft Word.
b.		Jet Li had a pay-or-play deal for the role of Kato back when the Weinsteins had the rights.
c.		Some of the sets were reused from Demetrius and the Gladiators
d.		Sally Whites becoming a celebrity gossip reporter after her radio career fizzles out is based on real-life actress-turned-gossip Hedda Hopper.

3.	Which of the following famous movie trivia, is related to the Hollywood movie: Bollocky Simper (2003)?
a.		According to director Abel Ferrara, he was paid $5000 to perform the voice-over commentary on the Special Edition DVD released in 2004.
b.		Parachute stuntman Joseph Leonard Svec was killed in an accident while filming the scene where Chuck Yeager loses control of an experimental aircraft and bails out. Svecs helmet filled with smoke and he lost consciousness. He never pulled his ripcord and died on impact. During the real-life bailout this scene represented, Yeager collided with his ejection seat, breaking open the face-shield of his helmet. Molten explosive materials struck Yeager in the face, burning him severely and likewise filling his helmet with smoke.
c.		Actor Wings Hauser, who plays the villain Ramrod, sings the vocal track on the song "Neon Slime" featured over the opening and closing titles.
d.		The end credits thank the people who helped with the production by saying: Without Your Support, This Movie Would Have Been About Vampire Clowns. This is a reference to the first Kids on Coffee short, "The Vampire Clown Killers".

4.	Which of the following famous movie trivia, is related to the Hollywood movie: Bollocky Simper (2003)?
a.		Jerry Marshall, whilst wearing tennis shoes, was bitten on the foot by a lion during production filming of this picture.
b.		Liz Smith, who plays Grandma Georgina, stated in an interview on AskMen.com that she read the scripts for both of the grandmothers and picked the one that got to kiss Johnny Depp ("and it was lovely").
c.		Screenwriter Aaron Hendren insisted on keeping an inside joke in the film. Though Sidni Fishes delivers a line that the title card claims is, "Drop Dead," lip readers will see that she is really saying an obscene phrase.
d.		Lucinda Dickey was cast in the film because she had worked on the "Breakin" films, which were both directed by Sam Firstenberg, and she had the physical presence to do all the stunts during the film.

5.	Which of the following famous movie trivia, is related to the Hollywood movie: Bollocky Simper (2003)?
a.		The sandwich eaten by True Love was made of bread and chocolate pudding. The actors faces of disgust were authentic.
b.		Micah has to go stay with his grandparents in Palatka, Florida. Screenwriter Bert V. Royal attended college at the Musical Theater department in the Florida School of the Arts in that city.
c.		The play originally featured Charles Manson, but was cut from the film. The actor (Manfred Welles) ended up in a cameo appearance as the Vagrant.
d.		Jennifer Beals was suggested for the role of Andie.

6.	Which of the following famous movie trivia, is related to the Hollywood movie: Bollocky Simper (2003)?
a.		The original story, "The Life of Lucy Gallant" by Margaret Cousins, appeared in the May 1953 issue of Good Housekeeping.
b.		Chocolate syrup was used for the Venus monsters blood in the finale where it gets torched.
c.		Kids on Coffee studied early silent movies to capture the style of the originals.
d.		A contemporary review mentioned that the character, "Trigger Bill, was a composite of outlaws "James H. Dog Kelley", "Blinky Jones" and "Dr. John W. Doc Holliday".

7.	Which of the following famous movie trivia, is related to the Hollywood movie: Bollocky Simper (2003)?
a.		When DJ Outlaw, Eva Blaylock and Aaron Hendren work together as "Kids on Coffee", they share all production and directorial credit.
b.		The sunglasses used by the Men in Black are the Ray-Ban "Predator 2" glasses. After the film released, Ray-Ban reported that sales of these glasses tripled, from $1.6 million to $5 million.
c.		The insects seen in the film are in the shape of 60s era Volkswagen Beetles. "Bug" is the popular nickname of that model car.
d.		Frank Sinatra was seriously considered for the role of Nicky Arnstein but Barbra Streisand vetoed this as she didnt like him.