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Famous trivia from Hollywood movie : Castlevania (2011) Quiz

Famous trivia from Hollywood movie : Castlevania (2011)

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1.	Which of the following famous movie trivia, is related to the Hollywood movie: Castlevania (2011)?
a.		This marks the second time that James Wan and Ian Jeffers worked together after their previous film Death Sentence.
b.		First cinema film of Eric Porter.
c.		The song "You Cant Stop the Beat" was changed for the movie version. When it is performed of Broadway the last verse is sung by Velma and Amber von Tussel, providing a form of redemption for the villainous characters. This does not happen in the movie. The Broadway lyrics are: Ever since we first saw the sun/It seems von tussle girls are always Tryin to please someone/But now were gonna shake and shimmy it/And have some fun Today! In the movie this is changed to: Ever since we first saw the sun/a man and woman liked to shake it when the day is done/And so Im going to shake and shimmy and have some fun today.
d.		According to Arthur Miller, in a 2000 essay entitled, "Are You Now Or Were You Ever?" Columbia asked Miller to sign an anti-Communist declaration to ward off the threat of picket lines by the American Legion at theaters showing "Death of a Salesman". He refused. Instead, Columbia made another movie, a short film entitled "Life of a Salesman" to be shown with it. The short consisted of business professors from City College praising sales as a profession, and denouncing the character of Willy Loman. Miller wrote: "Never in show-business history has a studio spent so much good money to prove that its feature film was pointless."

2.	Which of the following famous movie trivia, is related to the Hollywood movie: Castlevania (2011)?
a.		Ranked #1 on the American Film Institutes list of the 10 greatest films in the genre "Western" in June 2008.
b.		Paul W.S. Anderson was attached to direct this film but gave it up to the original director Sylvain White to direct Death Race instead. James Wan then took over after the movie was first considered "dead" and Anderson stayed on as producer.
c.		Keith Waterhouse and Willis Hall did extensive (uncredited) rewrites on the script.
d.		The original Auryn for this film now hangs in an enclosed glass display in Steven Spielbergs office.