Famous trivia from Hollywood movie : Captured! (1933) Quiz

Famous trivia from Hollywood movie : Captured! (1933) Quiz

This quiz will test your movies knowledge by asking you questions related to the various famous movie trivia from the Hollywood movie: Captured! (1933).

About the movie: Captain Fred Allison has been in a German Prisoner of War Camp for a long time. It has been two years since he last saw Monica...

1.	Which of the following famous movie trivia, is related to the Hollywood movie: Captured! (1933)?
a.		The airplane escape sequence at the end used 75 biplanes and 1,500 people, and was filmed at night.
b.		The second highest grossing film of 1987, following 3 Men and a Baby.
c.		Among the ideas planned in the film, but not used, included: - A spoof of the musical "Lady in the Dark" with Judy Garland, Mickey Rooney and Fred Astaire. - A minstrel number with Garland, Rooney, Astaire, Lou Holtz and Nancy Walker. - An "Album of Familiar Songs" medley with Garland, Marilyn Maxwell, Eddie Rochester Anderson, Lena Horne, and Kathryn Grayson. - A "Firehouse Chat," a sketch with Garland, Lucille Ball and Ann Sothern. - "Reading of the Play," a sketch with Garland and Frank Morgan. - "Its Getting Hot in Tahiti" (music and lyrics by Hugh Martin and Ralph Blane) with Garland. - A "Fairy Tale" sketch with Katharine Hepburn, Margaret OBrien and Jackie Butch Jenkins. - "Ive Got Those Rooney/Pidgeon/Skelton Blues" with Garland, Ball and Greer Garson (in a number theyd concocted on a war bond train) moaning about their frequent co-stars. - "Pass That Peace Pipe" (music and lyrics by Martin, Blane and Roger Edens) with Garland, Rooney, Ball, Walker, June Allyson, Gene Kelly and Charles Walters (The song was later given to Joan McCracken by Walters when he directed Good News.) - "Sand," a sketch with Garland and Astaire in blackface. - "Childrens Park" with various MGM stars (including Hepburn, Garland, Walter Pidgeon, Basil Rathbone, Tom Drake and Esther Williams) riding on swings. - "I Love You More In Technicolor Than I Do In Black and White" (music and lyrics by Martin and Blane) with Garland turning down dates from John Hodiak, Van Johnson and James Craig to rekindle with Rooney. (This routine had to be dropped when Rooney entered the Army.) - James Melton suggested he should do a number with either Garland or Grayson.
d.		Nicole was originally to be called Veronica and Vero for short; in the original film Mon père, ce héros., the character of Andres daughter was called Veronique and referred to as Vero. The name was changed to Nicole and Nicky for short by the screenwriters who thought it would make her seem more "Americanized" to the very French Andre, who would lament it in various ways all through the film. Other than Andre and Benjamin, all other characters were eventually renamed.

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