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Famous trivia from Hollywood movie : Breakheart Pass (1975) Quiz

Famous trivia from Hollywood movie : Breakheart Pass (1975)

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About the movie: Train with medical supplies and small U.S. Army unit is heading through Rocky mountains towards plagued Fort Humboldt...

1.	Which of the following famous movie trivia, is related to the Hollywood movie: Breakheart Pass (1975)?
a.		According to the George A. Romero commentary track on the Elite laserdisc and DVD version of the film, the original working print and working elements and materials for the film no longer exist - they were destroyed as a result of a flood that filled the basement where the materials were stored (which was the same basement used in the movie).
b.		Christopher Nolan asked Aaron Eckhart not to perform any tics or slurping noises as Two-Face to make the character less "showy".
c.		Railway scenes were shot on the Camas Prairie Railroad in the Lewiston, Idaho region.
d.		Marks the first time Luke Wilson and Owen Wilson have played brothers on screen.

2.	Which of the following famous movie trivia, is related to the Hollywood movie: Breakheart Pass (1975)?
a.		Claire Trevors last theatrical film.
b.		The Breakheart Pass is a location in the Rocky Mountains of Nevada through which a steam locomotive passes through. The destination of the train journey is Fort Humboldt, also in Nevada mountain territory.
c.		In his helicopter mode, Blackouts vertical stabilizer reads 4500X. The same registration also appears on Michael Bays privately-owned jet.
d.		Ashley Bell did all the bends and contortions of her body on her own. No special effects were used - she has hypermobility.

3.	Which of the following famous movie trivia, is related to the Hollywood movie: Breakheart Pass (1975)?
a.		Mary Stuart Masterson told director Jeremiah S. Chechik that she did not remember filming the bus scene.
b.		The lyrics to four of the five musical numbers in the movie were written by Roald Dahl himself.
c.		John Cassavetes last film as director
d.		Charles Bronson was about fifty-three years of age when he appeared in this movie.

4.	Which of the following famous movie trivia, is related to the Hollywood movie: Breakheart Pass (1975)?
a.		Ewan McGregor had Lucasfilm make him a looped reel of all of Alec Guinnesss scenes from the original movies so that he could study them.
b.		The entire movie takes place within a Saturday.
c.		Legendary stuntman Yakima Canutts final movie credit. Canutts first picture had been The Girl Who Dared, a massive fifty-five year plus half-century earlier.
d.		Both Neil McCauley and Alan Marciano wear only double breasted suits in the film.

5.	Which of the following famous movie trivia, is related to the Hollywood movie: Breakheart Pass (1975)?
a.		The last known surviving mechanical shark of Bruce is suspended atop two metal poles in the middle of an auto wrecking yard, at U Pick Parts in Sun Valley, CA, in the San Fernando Valley. The lot is owned by Nathan Adlen.
b.		This film is one of Charles Bronsons 70s westerns. His westerns made during the 1970s include Valdez, il mezzosangue, Soleil rouge, Chatos Land, From Noon Till Three, Breakheart Pass and The White Buffalo.
c.		Anna Maria Alberghetti was originally set for the role of Tina which went to Letícia Román.
d.		Steven Soderbergh, director of Che: Part One and Che: Part Two, in an interview with Alex Simon, said of this film: "Thats a fascinating movie. Flawed, but really the things that people disliked about it when it came out are what makes it interesting now, its refusal to sort of play to the idea of a war-torn romance. An absolute refusal to be sentimental or easy about anything. Brooke Adams character was really fascinating. Heres a woman who says Look, I dont know what little fantasy youve got in your head, but dont play it out on me, because Im not that. And this guy (Sean Connery) whos wrestling with the fact that the kind of guy he is, is obsolete now...Its a really interesting movie."

6.	Which of the following famous movie trivia, is related to the Hollywood movie: Breakheart Pass (1975)?
a.		The APC in this film is the "Landmaster" from Damantion Alley (1977). The Landmaster really does have a working "tri-star" wheel system, and cost $300,000 to build in 1976.
b.		Instead of creating a new C-3PO suit for the film, the designers repainted and "aged" one used in the original trilogy.
c.		This adaptation of an Alistair MacLean paperback page-turner was released between the MacLean filmed-novel adaptations Caravan to Vaccares and Golden Rendezvous.
d.		Among the debris in the destruction house at Pleasure Island, a print of Leonardo Da Vincis "Mona Lisa" can be seen.

7.	Which of the following famous movie trivia, is related to the Hollywood movie: Breakheart Pass (1975)?
a.		The train seen in this movie was the Great Western Railway 2-8-0 Consolidated Steam Locomotive #75.
b.		Christian Kane (Cal Cooper) is also the lead singer of outlaw country band Kane. When Cal comes out of the elevator towards the apartment, hes singing one of their songs "Sweet Carolina Rain".
c.		A Sussex-Wantage Rams basketball T-shirt is featured. The film Daymaker (2007) was shot in Sussex-Wantage and actress Catie LiTrenta played for the same junior high school team years earlier. She once sent a fan letter to Frank Whaley while residing in this town.
d.		When producer Richard Maibaum first came on the set, director John Farrow who liked to intimidate people who worked with him, kept him at a distance by using a walking stick. Maibaum turned around, went to the props department and returned with a baseball bat. As if a spell were broken, the situation immediately improved and Maibaum and Farrow would go on to have an excellent working relationship.

8.	Which of the following famous movie trivia, is related to the Hollywood movie: Breakheart Pass (1975)?
a.		J.D. McFunnigans included the animatronic band Rock-afire Explosion from the now closed restaurant chain Showbiz Pizza Place, which was popular in the 1980s.
b.		Although River Phoenix learned all the hand motions to the piano pieces his character performs in the movie, the audio was dubbed by a professional pianist.
c.		According to John Carpenter in an interview, that he takes all of his failure movies pretty hard. However, he said that out of all those movies, this movie he took the hardest. Not only because the movie was a failure upon release but because both critics and the audience (to Carpenters shock) panned the movie for its gory violence and bleak content.
d.		This movie was first released about a year after Agatha Christies Murder on the Orient Express, a film it has been likened to.

9.	Which of the following famous movie trivia, is related to the Hollywood movie: Breakheart Pass (1975)?
a.		Despite its G-rating, there are five on-screen murders: a man-ape, Frank Poole, and the three hibernating astronauts killed by HAL. The dialogue also includes the words "hell" three times and "damn" twice.
b.		This movie never achieved the same cult status as its precursor The Rocky Horror Picture Show but is notable as a cult film and film history oddity due to its connection with its famous cult predecessor.
c.		This movie is notable for a fight scene aboard the train between movie tough guy Charles Bronson and former light heavyweight prizefighter boxing champ turned-actor Archie Moore.
d.		German director Oliver Hirschbiegel was once under consideration for the job of directing the film, but could not due to a conflict with another film. He directed Der Untergang instead.

10.	Which of the following famous movie trivia, is related to the Hollywood movie: Breakheart Pass (1975)?
a.		The general US release was Feb 13, 1976. Los Angeles opening was March 10 1976, New York May 7 1976.
b.		In September 1928, Warner Bros. Pictures purchased a majority interest in First National Pictures and from that point on, all "First National" productions were actually made under Warner Bros. control, even though the two companies continued to retain separate identities until the mid-1930s, after which time "A Warner Bros.-First National Picture" was often used.
c.		John Schlesinger envisioned a cast of Al Pacino, Julie Christie and Laurence Olivier. Pacino has said that the only actress he had ever wanted to work with was Christie, who he claimed was "the most poetic of actresses". Producer Robert Evans, who disparaged Pacino as "The Midget" when Francis Ford Coppola wanted him for The Godfather and had thought of firing him during the early shooting of the now-classic film, vetoed Pacino for the lead. Instead, Evans insisted on the casting of the even shorter Dustin Hoffman. Christie, who was notoriously finicky about accepting parts, even in prestigious, sure-fire material, turned down the female lead, which was then taken by Marthe Keller. Of his dream cast, Schlesinger only got Olivier, who was nominated for a Best Supporting Actor Oscar.
d.		Reported to be Adolf Hitlers favorite film.

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