Famous trivia from Hollywood movie : Broadway Musketeers (1938) Quiz

Famous trivia from Hollywood movie : Broadway Musketeers (1938) Quiz

This quiz will test your movies knowledge by asking you questions related to the various famous movie trivia from the Hollywood movie: Broadway Musketeers (1938).

About the movie: Drama about three girl graduates of an orphanage whose paths cross.

1.	Which of the following famous movie trivia, is related to the Hollywood movie: Broadway Musketeers (1938)?
a.		Kirsten Dunst auditioned for the role of Abigail Williams. She impressed everyone and was asked back to several callbacks and even did a screen test, but the producers and director ultimately decided that she was too young.
b.		Several cast members in studio records/casting call lists did not appear or were not identifiable in the movie. These were (with their character names): Richard Carle (Mr. Briggs), Eddie Borden (Mr. Bilkins), Maston Williams (Prisoner) and Nick Copeland (Middle-aged Man). Reviews list Tom Ricketts in the role of Mr. Briggs. but he was not seen in movie either.
c.		In his book, "Those Crazy, Wonderful Years When We Ran Warner Brothers," former studio page boy Stuart Jerome recalls a bizarre incident that happened with this film. During the preview screenings, several members of the audience started laughing during a crucial dramatic scene when Dewey Robinsons gangster character slapped Marie Wilson. Director John Farrow and studio executive Byrnie Foy could not figure out why the audience members were laughing. They set up a private screening of the scene and ran it several times before they discovered the problem. At the moment when Robinson slapped Wilson, his fly was visibly open! It was the kind of mistake that only a few people in the audience would notice, but which could easily spoil the dramatic effect of the scene. Following the discovery, the entire scene had to be re-shot. The set for the scene was re-built, Marie Wilson was borrowed from her current Warner Brothers picture, and Robinson was re-hired at one days pay. Byrnie Foy personally stopped by the set on the day of re-shooting to make sure that Robinsons fly was closed. As Jerome recalled, the incident prompted Foy to send out a memo to all directors and script clerks at Warner Brothers that they should make sure that all male actors had their flys fully zipped up before shooting a scene.
d.		Robin Ward (real name Jackie Ward) did the singing for Linda Evans. Wards female background vocals heard in the film are by The Blossoms.

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