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Famous trivia from Hollywood movie : Change of Habit (1969) Quiz

Famous trivia from Hollywood movie : Change of Habit (1969) Quiz

Famous trivia from Hollywood movie : Change of Habit (1969)

This quiz will test your movies knowledge by asking you questions related to the various famous movie trivia from the Hollywood movie: Change of Habit (1969).

About the movie: Only a few songs as Elvis plays it straight as Dr John Carpenter. Mary Tyler Moore stars opposite as an incognito nun with a mission to help Dr Elvis clean up the ghetto he lives in...

1.	Which of the following famous movie trivia, is related to the Hollywood movie: Change of Habit (1969)?
a.		WILHELM SCREAM: As a henchman falls while the E.R.I.S. facility is destructing.
b.		Robin Phillips was only cast as James because original choice Ralph Bates was not free.
c.		The producers were set on casting Bill Murray as Larry Flynt but according to Milos Forman, Murray never returned his phone calls.
d.		Only feature film starring Elvis Presley which wasnt released theatrically in Finland.

2.	Which of the following famous movie trivia, is related to the Hollywood movie: Change of Habit (1969)?
a.		Charles Wang, the late president of Salon Films who supplied equipment for the film, plays the Chinese Doctor who takes care of Jackson in the hospital.
b.		Marlee Matlin has only one spoken line in English during the entire film: "Here you go! Hear my words! Hear my voice! Ah, you want more than that? Im gonna scream!". The rest of her performance is in American Sign Language.
c.		Elvis Presleys last feature film.
d.		Ronald Colman fought with the British army in World War I at the battle of Ypres in 1914 where he received severe shrapnel wounds to the knee and ankle of one of his legs. He was decorated for bravery and was invalided out of the army several months later.

3.	Which of the following famous movie trivia, is related to the Hollywood movie: Change of Habit (1969)?
a.		According to contemporary newspaper reports, the cast and crew filmed scenes on location in Indianapolis for three weeks. The main cast did much of their own driving at the actual Indianapolis Motor Speedway.
b.		Vera Wang designed all of Katie Holmes ballgowns for this film. (Her originals usually retail for over $10,000 each.)
c.		This movie was a part of contract made between Elvis Presley and NBC in 1968 which included the "Elvis Presleys 68 Comeback Special" (1968) (TV) and this movie.
d.		Albert Brooks turned down the role of Harry Burns.

4.	Which of the following famous movie trivia, is related to the Hollywood movie: Change of Habit (1969)?
a.		Six scenes were filmed but cut from the North American release of the film; these include scenes in which 1) Timmys father urges the kids to play outside before leaving, 2) the kids enter the lab to which Mick is apprehensive of entering the security code, 3) the Rockies make a prolonged visit to Saur City, 4) the Rockies have an extended audience with Mr. Big in which the latter incinerates "Bear", 5) the Rockies make an extended entrance into the Tar Town bar, and 6) Jamie hoodwinks the prison guards with a sexual implication.
b.		Not known at the time, with the exception of concert features, this was Elvis last screen appearance. Though many of his previous films were classified as "formula" pics, here he played a character other than a stock car racer, a farm boy or just another Pop Rock singer. Unlike most of his previous films, This film dealt with sensitive issues of the day such as ghetto life, mob intimidation, conflicts within the clergy and "an autistic child" a diagnosis unknown to most in 1969.
c.		In the original screenplay, Jack was an airline pilot. Paul Millner had a larger role. The overall film was originally intended for adults as there was much more cursing, a big animosity between Peter and Michael. Also when Peter returns with the formula, originally Michael then went out to Safeway to get the diapers, which Peter forgot.
d.		Originally, HAL was to be called Athena and have a female voice. According to Keir Dullea (Dave Bowman), Nigel Davenport and Martin Balsam were hired and later replaced before Douglas Rain finally landed the role of HAL. Davenport was actually on-set in England during filming, reading HALs lines off-camera so that Dullea and Gary Lockwood could react to them. Apparently, Stanley Kubrick thought that Davenports English accent was too distracting, so after a few weeks he dismissed him and for the remainder of the shoot HALs lines were read by an assistant director who, according to Dullea, had a Cockney accent so thick that lines like "Better take a stress pill, Dave" came out like "Better tyke a stress pill, Dyve". Later Balsam was hired and recorded HALs voice in New York, but again when Kubrick heard his lines he wasnt satisfied, so he finally got Rain to re-record everything during post-production. Rain recorded in Canada, speaking his lines barefoot with his feet resting on a pillow to get the relaxed tone. For the sequel, Peter Hyams 2010, the opposite process was used: Rain recorded all of HALs dialogue during pre-production prior to principal photography. Thats why, to this day, Dullea and Rain have never actually spoken directly to each other or met in person.

5.	Which of the following famous movie trivia, is related to the Hollywood movie: Change of Habit (1969)?
a.		The film started out as a project for Sean Combs.
b.		One axiom of the entertainment industry is "there is no such thing as bad publicity." All of the national negative publicity regarding the authenticity of this film resulted in it reportedly grossing about $4,000,000, an extraordinary gross, even for a major studio release in the early 1930s.
c.		Spent four weeks on the Variety Box Office Survey, peaking at #17.
d.		Both Joyce Mackenzie and Jane Greer were considered for the part eventually played by Gloria Grahame, wife of uncredited co-director Nicholas Ray.

6.	Which of the following famous movie trivia, is related to the Hollywood movie: Change of Habit (1969)?
a.		Only film where Elvis Presley is in the church.
b.		Adam uses his web browser to visit his home page on myspace.com, which is www.myspace.com/wildchildadam. This page does exist on myspace, and it has links to the other fictional characters myspace pages in the movie, including Liliths. The direct link to Lilliths myspace page is www.myspace.com/succubuslilith, and seems to be the only page among the main characters that accepts friend requests.
c.		At one point Michael Palin was to play a benevolent writer who frequently gave readings at Ryans store. Although he filmed several scenes, they were eventually cut from the film.
d.		According to the book The United Artists Story by Ronald Bergan, "The Bridge at Remagen was the last bridge standing over the Rhine River in 1945, which both German and American forces fought to control."

7.	Which of the following famous movie trivia, is related to the Hollywood movie: Change of Habit (1969)?
a.		Last cinema film of Richard Carlson.
b.		The main character of this movie was originally scripted to arrive from Slovenia but this was changed after the advice from the former consul of Republic of Slovenia in the United States Mark Rijavec. Since Slovenia is by some considered to be Switzerland of the Eastern Europe it would not look credible would a civil war be started in one of the new members of the European Union.
c.		Although passed uncut for UK cinema by the BBFC the VRO pre-cert video was briefly seized by Hampshire police during the 1980s video nasty scare, though without any prosecutions made. It was later released fully uncut on DVD by Anchor Bay in 2002.
d.		This film was proceeded by The Big Cage in some theaters during its original release.

8.	Which of the following famous movie trivia, is related to the Hollywood movie: Change of Habit (1969)?
a.		Ian McKellen turned down the role of Dumbledore. Having appeared as Gandalf in The Lord of the Rings, he said, "I had enough trouble living up to one legend. Two would be too much to hope for."
b.		In accordance with the films strong political theme, the official Internet site used a grassroots pre-publicity marketing strategy. Users on the site, dubbed "American Carolers", could make use of online tools to email friends about the film, network with other fans, etc. Points were given based on participation, and prizes (tickets, posters, etc) were awarded to the highest scorers. The names of the top 16 "Carolers" are on the DVD, in the Bonus Features under "Special Thanks".
c.		During the filming of Gypsy Moths at the airfield in Benton, Kansas, the director, John Frankenheimer, wanted to get a real, horrified reaction from the extras playing the audience, so he had a Mannequin dressed like a skydiver and tied it under a helicopter which ascended a couple of hundred feet, then released the dummy. Most of the people hadnt noticed what had been rigged up, so when it fell, they thought it was a real person hitting the ground and he got the reaction he was looking for. One minor problem was that the pilot didnt gauge the wind accurately and the "skydiver" fell into the parked cars, narrowly missing some people and caving in the roof of an extras ride. The studio bought the car for several times what it was worth and the damaged vehicle spent the rest of the shooting behind one of the hangers.
d.		Director William A. Graham told in a interview years after making of this film that Elvis Presley was the nicest man he have ever met.

9.	Which of the following famous movie trivia, is related to the Hollywood movie: Change of Habit (1969)?
a.		One of the songs in this film, "Rubberneckin," wasnt originally recorded for this film, but was recorded at Elviss classic Memphis recording sessions in 1969 and is the B side to his million seller, "Dont Cry Daddy".
b.		The building in which the movie was filmed was demolished along with several others in 1997 to make room for a pharmacy and fast food store.
c.		At one point, Eddie Jessup mentions the work of "Tart, Ornstein and Deikman." This is a reference to Charles Tart, Robert Ornstein and Arthur Deikman, all of whom wrote books about altered states of consciousness, and all of whom have been involved in modern esoteric spiritual movements, such as the Gurdjieff Work.
d.		The duel between Zaitsev and Konig is partially based on records made by Zaitsev. The rifle scope taken from the killed German sniper is now at the Central Army Museum in Moscow, Russia. German who was shot in the duel was SS sniper Colonel Heinz Thorvald. The Germans claimed someone named Koenig had been shot in the duel and not Thorvald because they didnt want to admit their ace was down. This was claimed by Zaitsev, who also found the papers on the body identifying him as Thorvald.

10.	Which of the following famous movie trivia, is related to the Hollywood movie: Change of Habit (1969)?
a.		The movie rights for the play "A Few Good Men" were sold before it even premiered.
b.		The maple bacon donuts featured in "The Waiting List" are real and can be found at Voodoo Doughnuts in Portland, Oregon.
c.		Sid Hatfield and Mayor Testerman are buried next to each other in a small cemetery just outside of Matewan, in Buskirk, KY.
d.		Rumours tells that Elvis Presley and Jane Elliot had a little romance during filming.

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