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Famous trivia from Hollywood movie : Changeover (1998) Quiz

Famous trivia from Hollywood movie : Changeover (1998) Quiz

Famous trivia from Hollywood movie : Changeover (1998)

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About the movie: The sights and sounds of the late Seventies come alive in this comical tale of the night in the life of a group movie theater ushers, just before their beloved Suffolk Theater goes out of business.

1.	Which of the following famous movie trivia, is related to the Hollywood movie: Changeover (1998)?
a.		Considered casting possibilities: Sandra Bullock (Meg), Daveigh Chase (Sarah), Maynard James Keenan (Raoul), and Adam Goldberg (Junior).
b.		While going to USC film school with writer David Young, Dinielli meet and became good friends with Jeef Bassetti, Chris Fetherolf, Keith Martin, Steve Ebersole, Jeff Mattas and Chris Hutchings, who were all roommates and attending various other films schools at UCLA and AFI. They all helped with each others productions and vowed to make their first feature together, which they did.
c.		Kevin Smith, a keen comic book fan, sold a large part of his collection to help fund this film. He has since been able to buy most of them back.
d.		The opening scene takes place during a performance of Faust at the Academy of Music, which was the main opera house in New York City prior to the opening of the Metropolitan Opera in 1883. Faust was the first opera staged at the Met when it opened in October 1883.

2.	Which of the following famous movie trivia, is related to the Hollywood movie: Changeover (1998)?
a.		At Tony Two Toes office, Arnold is referred to as the Tree Trunk. Arnold Schwarzenegger is nicknamed the Oak.
b.		The studios had long wanted to make a sequel to the previous Terminator films, but for a long time Arnold Schwarzenegger refused to do it unless James Cameron was directing. Cameron eventually told his friend to "Just do it and ask for a shit-load of money", reasoning that the character was as much Schwarzeneggers as it was his.
c.		While attempting to replicate period New York license plates, art director Chris Hutchings, who was a California native, asked director Keith Dinielli, a New Yorker, where the license plates said "New York." The top or the bottom? Dinielli, in the midst of a production problem, replied, "I dont remember, try asking so old guy in the street." Hutchings did and the old man replied, "I dont remember myself, but I do have a stack of old New York plates in my garage if you want them." Half an hour later the old man returned and the plates were used to dress all the period cars.
d.		In the film, Loki is the angel of death and Azrael is a demon who wants to cause mischief. In traditional mythology, it is Azrael who is the angel of death, and Loki is a Norse god who causes mischief.

3.	Which of the following famous movie trivia, is related to the Hollywood movie: Changeover (1998)?
a.		Louis Calhern died in Japan just after making this film. He was on the set of The Teahouse of the August Moon but died early in the filming. His role was recast, making High Society his last screen appearance.
b.		The characters of Ali, Gordon, Pam, and Sue in the Life Support meeting are named after HIV-positive friends of writer Jonathan Larson. The real "Ali" was Alison Gertz, a young woman who contracted HIV in the early 1980s and became well-known later in the decade as an AIDS activist. A TV movie about her life, Something to Live for: The Alison Gertz Story, starred Molly Ringwald as Ali.
c.		At one point, Barry Levinson wanted Johnny Depp for the lead role.
d.		Many of the characters and situations were based on director Keith Diniellis experiences working in a small local theater during much of the eighties and nineties. He used them as the basis for a short film titled CHANGEOVER. When he went to film school at USC, classmate David Young saw the film and thought it was awful, but loved the idea of a movie set in a movie theater. They decided the rewrite as a feature and make it their first endeavor after they graduated.

4.	Which of the following famous movie trivia, is related to the Hollywood movie: Changeover (1998)?
a.		Robert Redford originally agreed to play Blue and backed out at the last minute. He was sued by Paramount and afterward refused Roman Polanskis offer to play Guy Woodhouse in Paramounts Rosemarys Baby.
b.		Because of Stan Winstons request, the screenwriters made both Pumpkinhead and Haggis (the old woman), much darker than in the original script.
c.		Set in 1978, the film required period clothes and cars. Local cars clubs were enlisted to provide the automobiles while the Riverhead Salvation Army donated all the clothes for extras and background actors.
d.		Hergott did not set up shots ahead of time, but rather the actors improvised. Charlie the cinematographer had no idea what to focus on. Hergott told him to capture whatever he would be watching if he were standing there in real life without a camera. This added to the realism of the movie. Instead of the shots being staged, the action happened naturally, and Charlie was instructed to capture everything like it was a documentary.

5.	Which of the following famous movie trivia, is related to the Hollywood movie: Changeover (1998)?
a.		Is shot in the small Louisiana town of Natchitoches. Reportedly, the filmmakers placed such a great strain on the locals, particularly those who volunteered to be extras, that several years later, when the film The Man in the Moon was shot in the same town, extras were difficult to find, as so many townspeople had been burned by the Steel Magnolias crew.
b.		Producers were searching for a theater to shoot the film when director Keith Dinielli got lost in Riverhead and happened upon The Suffolk Theater. Closed down in 1987, owners just locked the doors and walked away, leaving the theater to the town. The town of Riverhead graciously gave producers the keys to the theater and allowed them to shoot the entire film there for free.
c.		The film was shot on location in New York City in 16 days.
d.		The title is derived from saying "Mayfair Lady" in a cockney accent.

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