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Famous trivia from Hollywood movie : Bottle Rocket (1996) - Part (2) Quiz

Famous trivia from Hollywood movie : Bottle Rocket (1996) - Part (2) Quiz

Famous trivia from Hollywood movie : Bottle Rocket (1996) - Part (2)

This quiz will test your movies knowledge by asking you questions related to the various famous movie trivia from the Hollywood movie: Bottle Rocket (1996).

About the movie: Focusing on a trio of friends and their elaborate plan to pull off a simple robbery and go on the run.

1.	Which of the following famous movie trivia, is related to the Hollywood movie: Bottle Rocket (1996)?
a.		Wes Anderson and Owen Wilson completely rewrote and reshot the entire beginning of the film when Sundance initially refused the film.
b.		Exteriors for the film were shot in Alberta, Canada. Jack Fisk constructed the outdoor sets from plywood, including the farmers house.
c.		This was the first feature film of The Yacht Club Boys, Fred Allen and Margaret Irving.
d.		In February 2004, became second film to break the $1 billion mark in worldwide box-office revenue (Titanic was the first).

2.	Which of the following famous movie trivia, is related to the Hollywood movie: Bottle Rocket (1996)?
a.		The Capitol Records building, designed to look like a stack of records, opened in 1956. Peggy Lee, Billie Holiday, Dizzy Gillespie, Miles Davis, the Kingston Trio, and the Beach Boys were other Capitol recording artists.
b.		In one montage sequence we see Everett, Pete and Delmar pass two African American boys on a country road. Both the boys are carrying large blocks of ice. This appears to be a visual reference to a famous Works Progress Administration photograph by Eudora Welty.
c.		The Forest Battle was filmed on Native American land in New Mexico. The filmmakers were permitted to destroy 12 real trees, and in return they planted 6,000 new trees.
d.		Wes Anderson first met up with his writer, co-star and friend Owen Wilson when they were both enrolled at the University of Texas.

3.	Which of the following famous movie trivia, is related to the Hollywood movie: Bottle Rocket (1996)?
a.		Number 666 references: the building number is 333 (666/2), the elevator number is 6, and stops on floors 23 to 42 (2*3=6, 4+2=6), When the hockey match on TV turns on right after the elevator stops, the time of the match is 1:42, (4+2=6), the floor that Sara wants to go to is 42 (4+2=6), the floor that Ben needs to go to is 39 (9-3=6).
b.		James L. Brooks insisted that major work be done on the script so he had Wes Anderson and Owen Wilson flown to Los Angeles and set up in an office on $100 a day. Wilson tried to exchange his plane ticket for a bus ticket, hoping to pocket the cash instead.
c.		The World Premiere for this film in Edisons hometown of West Orange, New Jersey, serves as the backdrop for the mystery novel, Dead at the Box Office by John Dandola. The novel explains in great detail how M.G.M. went about planning and carrying out the festivities.
d.		The film originally contained a 3-D flashback sequence.

4.	Which of the following famous movie trivia, is related to the Hollywood movie: Bottle Rocket (1996)?
a.		According to editor Ralph Rosenblum, Woody Allen filmed and then deleted a fantasy sequence in which Miles plays a game of chess with life-sized chess pieces, and is then sentenced to death by the chess pieces after he loses the game.
b.		Charles Lamperts passports found in the evidence bag are from the following countries, in order: Switzerland, the United States, Chile and Italy.
c.		After the movie bombed at the box office, Owen Wilson seriously considered joining the Marines, convinced that acting held no future for him.
d.		In one draft of the script, a reference to Robin being related to Rachel Dawes was considered. The character of Dick Grayson was not explicitly mentioned, however Rachel Dawes is revealed as being a relative of the Grayson family. Christopher Nolan had it removed because he didnt want to build hopes up about the Robin character appearing in a future film.

5.	Which of the following famous movie trivia, is related to the Hollywood movie: Bottle Rocket (1996)?
a.		If you look closely at the article that Mark holds, you can see the street name for Dr. Jamisons office is Romero Street (alluding to George A. Romero) and the authors last name is Savini (alluding to Tom Savini).
b.		The first flat widescreen color Western. Although shot in 1.37:1 Academy ratio, the studio dictated that it be cropped in the movie projector to compete with the new CinemaScope format. The music was also recorded in stereo.
c.		Kathryn Graysons final feature film.
d.		James L. Brooks was nervous about the way Wes Anderson and Owen Wilson handled the rewrite process as they never took any notes during meetings.

6.	Which of the following famous movie trivia, is related to the Hollywood movie: Bottle Rocket (1996)?
a.		The old wrestling photos of the Ram in his heyday are actually doctored photos of former wrestler Lawrence Pfohl (a.k.a. Lex Luger).
b.		According to Ernest Borgnine, he was smeared with peanut butter to attract the rats so that it looked like they were attacking him.
c.		A sign in the All Spark chamber reads "The last accident happened here 322 days ago." Michael Bay considered filming this accident as a flashback (which would also show how the claw marks appeared on the chamber walls), but decided to scrap it in favour of a present demonstration by Simmons.
d.		Wes Anderson and the brothers Wilson made a 13 minute B/W short film called Bottle Rocket which was first shown at the USA Film Festival in Dallas. It met with a sufficiently enthusiastic response that they took it to Sundance where it came to the attention of screenwriter L.M. Kit Carson who directed it to towards Polly Platt and James L. Brooks. It was with their intervention that the team were able to get financial backing from Columbia to expand their short into a feature film.

7.	Which of the following famous movie trivia, is related to the Hollywood movie: Bottle Rocket (1996)?
a.		The Criterion 2-disc DVD set marked the 450th release in the Criterion Collection.
b.		Likenesses of the directors Tony Bancroft and Barry Cook appear as the firework attendants frightened by Mushu in the climax.
c.		The cast was not allowed to see the pirate ship before the scene was shot. When they did see it, some of the kids said "Holy shit!" The scene had to be re-shot without them cursing.
d.		The tune performed repeatedly by Henry Armetta on the violin is "Youre Always in My Arms" from Rio Rita, an RKO Radio release of a few months earlier.

8.	Which of the following famous movie trivia, is related to the Hollywood movie: Bottle Rocket (1996)?
a.		Wes Anderson established such a good working rapport with cinematographer Robert D. Yeoman that he has been the directors cameraman on every one of his subsequent films.
b.		Director Paul Verhoeven was investigated by the ASPCA because of the scene in which Sebastian kills the dog. Verhoeven showed them the raw footage which showed Kevin Bacon handing the real dog to a vet and taking a dummy from a crew member.
c.		Two cast members in studio records/casting call lists did not appear or were not identifiable in the movie. These were (with their character names): Charles C. Wilson (Guard) and Frank Hagney (Miner). In addition Abner Biberman was listed as a cast member in copyright records, but he wasnt seen in the movie either.
d.		This movie is the only time that Katharine Hepburn ever said the word "fuck" on-screen.

9.	Which of the following famous movie trivia, is related to the Hollywood movie: Bottle Rocket (1996)?
a.		This is the first collaboration between Ridley Scott and Jerry Bruckheimer. The producer however has worked with Scotts brother Tony Scott on several occasions, notably Top Gun and Beverly Hills Cop II.
b.		The professors name in the original novel (French language) was Otto Lidenbrock, a German. In the movie it was changed to Oliver Lindenbrook, a Scotsman. The name of his assistant Axel was Caledonized into Alec. (This was done because of historical hindsight, as 19th-century Scots had become known as the best field geologists, with Germans preferring lab-bound geology.) A more drastic change had already been made with the first (anonymous) English translation of the novel when the Professors surname became Hartwig and Axel became an English student named Henry Lawson.
c.		Bottle Rocket never played in more than 48 theaters in the USA. Little wonder that it failed to recoup its $7 million budget.
d.		Most of the scenes in the film feature tilted camera perspectives and it is rarely leveled. This reinforces the rest of the chaotic visual elements that Oliver Stone uses in the film.

10.	Which of the following famous movie trivia, is related to the Hollywood movie: Bottle Rocket (1996)?
a.		Though the film is set in Washington State, it was filmed in Sweden. Some of the cast members in smaller parts are Swedish actors who are dubbed by actors with American accents.
b.		In a separately filmed trailer, Vitaphone production reel #4094, Bernice Claire and Edward Everett Horton talk to the audience about the picture.
c.		While filming the scene where Sam rushes through the river after Frodo, Sean Astin stepped on a shard of glass that was sticking up from the riverbed. It pierced his foot, even through the prosthetic foot, which bled so much he had to be airlifted to hospital.
d.		According to the The Royal Tenenbaums DVDs directors commentary, Wes Anderson wanted the final scene to be set to Bob Dylans "Billy (Main Title Theme)" from Dylans score to Pat Garrett & Billy the Kid, but could not afford the rights to use it. (Anderson later used the song in The Royal Tenenbaums in the scene where Royal is kicked out of the house.)

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