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Famous trivia from Hollywood movie : Camelot (1967) - Part (3) Quiz

Famous trivia from Hollywood movie : Camelot (1967) - Part (3) Quiz

Famous trivia from Hollywood movie : Camelot (1967) - Part (3)

This quiz will test your movies knowledge by asking you questions related to the various famous movie trivia from the Hollywood movie: Camelot (1967).

About the movie: The story of the marriage of England's King Arthur to Guinevere is played out amid the pagentry of Camelot...

1.	Which of the following famous movie trivia, is related to the Hollywood movie: Camelot (1967)?
a.		John Carpenter originally wrote the film in the mid-70s as a reaction to the Watergate scandal, but no studio wanted to make it because it was deemed to be too dark and too violent. That all changed after the success of Halloween.
b.		Lionel Jeffries was only forty when he played the elderly King Pellinore.
c.		The wedding dress for the character Lydia Rodman was designed by Canadas illustrious wedding designer, Justina McCaffrey.
d.		Originally, the tutor Alone was going to be played by Javier Bardem, but upon revising the script Francis Ford Coppola decided the relationship between Alone and Tetro would be more appealing if it was between a man and a woman, so Alone became a woman played by Carmen Maura.

2.	Which of the following famous movie trivia, is related to the Hollywood movie: Camelot (1967)?
a.		Jason Lees ex-fiancée Beth Riesgraf, with whom he has a son named Pilot Inspektor Riesgraf-Lee, shares a scene with him in the grocery store where they both talk about their troublesome kids.
b.		In the original musical, Merlin is lured away from Camelot by the spirit of Nimue, who sings the song "Follow Me." Nimue was dropped from the film, and the song is sung by a chorus during the last of the scenes with Merlin.
c.		According to Joseph McBrides "Searching for John John", John Ford was urged to cast Richard Boone and Anthony Quinn as the Little Wolf and Dull Knife characters, as both had Native American blood. Ricardo Montalban and Gilbert Roland, who were of Mexican descent, were cast instead.
d.		Art directors John DeCuir and Lyle R. Wheeler spent $750,000 designing the 40 sets required for the film.

3.	Which of the following famous movie trivia, is related to the Hollywood movie: Camelot (1967)?
a.		Nominated for the "Floridas Choice" award at the Treasure Coast International Film Festival.
b.		This film marks the final on-screen performance by Tony Anthony, though he continued working as a television producer.
c.		In later years, Richard Harris would buy the rights to the stage version of "Camelot" for $1 million, revamped the musical and took it on tour. This made him a very rich man.
d.		Nora Ephron: When Meg Ryans character is in the kitchen in the middle of the night listening to the best of radio callers, the caller Disappointed in Denver is voiced by Ephron.

4.	Which of the following famous movie trivia, is related to the Hollywood movie: Camelot (1967)?
a.		Daniel Day-Lewis (who incidentally shares a birthday with Uma Thurman) wanted the role of Vincent Vega, but Quentin Tarantino turned him down in favor of John Travolta.
b.		"Camelot" was adapted from a Broadway musical that opened at the Majestic Theater in New York on Dec. 3, 1960 and ran for 873 performances. Richard Burton, Julie Andrews and Robert Goulet were in the original cast.
c.		John Lasseter tried to coax Brad Bird to come join him in 1995 when Pixar was working on A Bugs Life. Bird declined. When he later left 20th Century Fox, Lasseter asked again but Bird turned him down again as he had a contract with Warner Brothers to make The Iron Giant. However, whenever Warners failed to properly promote the film, Bird finally agreed to join Pixar. Lasseter had only one request for his friend: make the film youve been dying to make. As Bird had been sitting on the idea of making a cartoon about a family of superheroes for over a decade, "The Incredibles" was the natural choice.
d.		Received special invitation to screen at The International Sports Movie Film festival in Mumbai India in March 2006.

5.	Which of the following famous movie trivia, is related to the Hollywood movie: Camelot (1967)?
a.		Everytime Violet passes the bouncer, he is reading a book about college.
b.		Jean Hersholt was hospitalized after he lost 27 pounds during the filming of the movies climax in Death Valley.
c.		The concept of the film (originally scripted as "The Cropsy Maniac") is based on a campfire story told at summer camps in and around New Jersey and upstate New York. The story is still in circulation.
d.		Julie Andrews was asked to reprise her stage role of Guenevere, but had become such a popular film star by this time that she was unable to accept the role. Ironically, Jack L. Warner, who produced the movie version of Camelot, was the same man who produced the film version of My Fair Lady, and who had given the role of Eliza Dolittle to Audrey Hepburn because he thought that Julie Andrews would not be a big enough box-office name.

6.	Which of the following famous movie trivia, is related to the Hollywood movie: Camelot (1967)?
a.		Franco Nero was cast because he had the right look to play Lancelot.
b.		The film was banned in Kansas upon its original release on the grounds that it exhibited "cruelty and tended to debase morals".
c.		Scott Valdez (Ezra Stead) attended the Minneapolis Community and Technical College for screen writing in "The City."
d.		John Connors legal guardians (Todd and Janelle Voight) live at 19828 S. Almond Ave., Reseda, CA.

7.	Which of the following famous movie trivia, is related to the Hollywood movie: Camelot (1967)?
a.		Although supposedly taking place today, the US Army uniforms, tanks, jeeps, artillery, etc, all date from the 1950s.
b.		Filmed and released within six weeks of the actual teenage rioting occurring on the Los Angeles, California, Sunset Strip in December, 1966.
c.		It is revealed that "37 different people have been in the band over the years". Minus the two original members, one keyboard player, and the original and current bass players, this implies that the band has had 32 different drummers who inexplicably died.
d.		Richard Harris, a three pack a day smoker, lost his voice several times during filming.

8.	Which of the following famous movie trivia, is related to the Hollywood movie: Camelot (1967)?
a.		Tracy Morgan: Visible near Will Ferrells character during the basketball game.
b.		Bill Smith, who plays Carl Coscarelli, in Face Eater, can be seen as an extra in Jaws. He is in the background where Roy Scheiders character get slapped by the mother of the dead boy.
c.		The exterior of the fictional Alhambra Theater where Kong is put on display is modeled after the Paramount Theater, built in 1927, at 1501 Broadway in New York City - particularly the lavish, ornamental marquee. In later years the Paramount would be home to World Wrestling Federation/Entertainments two restaurants (WWF New York and WWE The World), and then the Hard Rock Cafe.
d.		Richard Harris disliked having to wear a wig and heavy eye shadow as King Arthur. He also annoyed producer Jack L. Warner by insisting on singing the musical numbers live rather than miming.

9.	Which of the following famous movie trivia, is related to the Hollywood movie: Camelot (1967)?
a.		Dwain Esper unsuccessfully sued a distribution company in the 1960s over the film rights, claiming that he had produced the film for the U.S. Army, and that he was the legal copyright owner. However, he was unable to support his claims, and lost the case.
b.		Richard Harris desperately sought the lead role, despite being repeatedly refused due to his limited singing ability. At one point he even paid a man to carry a board down the Strand that said, "Harris Better than Burton, Only Harris for Camelot".
c.		June Allyson had a deleted number entitled "What Do You Think I Am?" (music and lyrics by Hugh Martin and Ralph Blane). "Shady Lady Bird" (written by Martin and Blane), sung by Helen Forrest with Harry James and His Music Makers, was also cut from the release print. In shots of the James band at the dance, Miss Forrest can be spotted on the bandstand. A third Martin-Blane number, "I Know You by Heart," was played by the Harry James orchestra during the dance, but a vocal version by Tommy Dix didnt make the release print. All four of the tracks mentioned above are featured on the 2004 soundtrack CD from Rhino Handmade.
d.		Samuel Fuller was the original director, but after repeated clashes with star Richard Harris, he was fired and replaced by Barry Shear.

10.	Which of the following famous movie trivia, is related to the Hollywood movie: Camelot (1967)?
a.		William Wyler pattered the fictional Boone City after Cincinnati, Ohio.
b.		Richard Burton won the 1961 Tony Award (New York City) for Actor in a Musical for "Camelot" and his only Tony win for his role as King Arthur.
c.		Warner Bros. bought the remake rights to the film for US$1.75 million in 2003.
d.		At the party, when he is on acid, Russell Hammond cries out, "I am a golden god!" This is a reference to Robert Plant of the band Led Zeppelin, who is purported to have said the same thing (sober) while looking over Sunset Strip from a hotel balcony.

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