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Famous trivia from Hollywood movie : Click (2006) Quiz

Famous trivia from Hollywood movie : Click (2006) Quiz

Famous trivia from Hollywood movie : Click (2006)

This quiz will test your movies knowledge by asking you questions related to the various famous movie trivia from the Hollywood movie: Click (2006).

About the movie: A workaholic architect finds a universal remote that allows him to fast-forward and rewind to different parts of his life. Complications arise when the remote starts to overrule his choices.

1.	Which of the following famous movie trivia, is related to the Hollywood movie: Click (2006)?
a.		Jane Loring, the frequent editor of Katharine Hepburn, did not receive onscreen credit, and studio files indicate she was paid out of the directing budget.
b.		The lotus pond scene was filmed in a lake two hours out of Shanghai, and that lake had no lotus. Over 200 lotus plants was air shipped from Hang Chow to ensure they will flower during filming.
c.		This was the first film for The Smith Brothers (writer Ian Smith and director Tyson Smith) and producer C.K. Lichenstein II.
d.		As an in-joke, the names of some of the crew members are visible on a few headstones at the graveyard scene near the end of the film.

2.	Which of the following famous movie trivia, is related to the Hollywood movie: Click (2006)?
a.		Quentin Tarantino: [long takes] When Jackie leaves the dressing room after making the switch and when Louis and Ordell are at the bar.
b.		Lauren Graham and Drew Barrymore turned down the part of Donna Newman.
c.		This film is listed among The 100 Most Enjoyably Bad Movies Ever Made in Golden Raspberry Award founder John Wilsons book THE OFFICIAL RAZZIE® MOVIE GUIDE.
d.		Winston Churchill visited the set, and Charles Chaplin took a break to make a short film with him.

3.	Which of the following famous movie trivia, is related to the Hollywood movie: Click (2006)?
a.		The film had its New York premiere at the National Arts Club.
b.		Helen paraphrases Thomas Wolfe "You can never go home again," a reference to one of his novels, You Cant Go Home Again (1940).
c.		Originally the actors in the flashback scenes wore pants with zippers. One of the musicians pointed out that the zipper had not been invented at that time, so some scenes had to be re-shot with button-fly trousers.
d.		Michael Newmans (Adam Sandler) home (when he seems himself in the future) is the same building used as Mels (Jon Lovitz) home in The Benchwarmers.

4.	Which of the following famous movie trivia, is related to the Hollywood movie: Click (2006)?
a.		Rock Hudson and Elizabeth Taylor went for get-to-know-you drinks one night at the very start of the production. They both got exceedingly drunk, finishing the evening at 3:00 am. Their call-time was 5:30 am. Fortunately the scene being shot that morning was a wedding scene with no dialog, so instead of talking, all they had to do was look lovingly at each other. The two actors were concentrating so hard on not being sick that they were quite surprised when some of the people on-set started to cry, so convinced were they of their supposed looks of adoration at each other.
b.		The original Broadway production of "The Rose Tattoo" by Tennessee Williams opened at the Martin Beck Theater in New York on February 3, 1951, ran for 308 performances and won the 1951 Tony Award for the Best Play.
c.		In the lake scene, Adam Sandlers character reminisces his childhood at Lake Winnipesaukee. Winnipesaukee is approximately 50 miles north of Manchester, New Hampshire; where Sandler grew up.
d.		Alec Guinness was always the first choice to play Colonel Nicholson, although he actually turned the part down when first offered it as he disliked the character and thought Pierre Boulles original novel to be anti-British. Charles Laughton, James Mason, Ralph Richardson, Noel Coward and Anthony Quayle were all approached. It was only after Jack Hawkins had been cast in the part of Major Warden that Guinness reconsidered his position, largely at Hawkins instigation.

5.	Which of the following famous movie trivia, is related to the Hollywood movie: Click (2006)?
a.		The Broadway production of "A Trip To Bountiful" by Horton Foote opened at Henry Millers Theater on November 3, 1953 running 309 performances and starring Lillian Gish, Gene Lyons, Jo Van Fleet and Eva Marie Saint. Lillian Gish and Eva Marie Saint recreated their roles from the original teleplay broadcast on NBC on March 1, 1953.
b.		The title is a reference to Samuel Taylor Coleridges "The Rime of the Ancient Mariner" but the movie was premiered and initially released as "Driven To Guilt" after a majority vote of the producers decided that Neal J. Gaugers original title was too obscure a reference. Subsequent releases have the title of "The Albatross," as per Neal J. Gaugers idea.
c.		Like the successful "Hairspray", this John Waters movie was turned into a Broadway musical, with all new songs. Unfortunately, it ran for just under two months (April 24 to June 22, 2008). John Waters was involved as creative consultant.
d.		When Michael visits Bens office, the water that Ben gives Michael is VOSS sparkling artesian water from Norway.

6.	Which of the following famous movie trivia, is related to the Hollywood movie: Click (2006)?
a.		Cinematographer Donald McAlpine was faced with a real problem with the meet-cute scene between Romeo and Juliet at the fish tank - the reflections of the water and the glass of the tank were almost impossible to light without causing all sorts of untoward reflections. McAlpine solved the problem by inserting a couple of fluorescent tubes into the tank out of the cameras eyeline. These were the sole source of light in the scene.
b.		The underlying story, seems to be based in part on the legend of Mary "Polly" Slocum. Polly Slocum was awakened by a dream that her husband was hurt, rode 65 miles to the site of the Battle of Moores Creek (February 27, 1776, about 20 miles north of Wilmington, NC) to find her husband well and the Patriots victorious. But she stayed on the nurse the wounded. The authenticity of this underlying story is not universally accepted.
c.		For a grittier look, director Michael Thomas Dunn did not permit actors to wear makeup while portraying homeless people.
d.		The futuristic car that Michael Newman drives to his house when he first realizes he is CEO of the Company, is the Cadillac Sixteen, a concept car that was unveiled in 2003.

7.	Which of the following famous movie trivia, is related to the Hollywood movie: Click (2006)?
a.		Final cut disavowed by George Cukor.
b.		The little girl at the lakeside during young Michaels flashback is Kate Beckinsales daughter, Lily Mo Sheen.
c.		Lavishly produced by Universal at a time, in retrospect, could least afford it. The studio was not yet aware of the failure of their most recent Dickens adaption, Great Expectations and due to Carl Laemmles financial excesses and asleep-at-the-wheel managerial style, Universal was rapidly sinking into a financial debacle. This film, like so many of Universals of this period, flopped.
d.		According to an interview, film director Oliver Stone claims to have auditioned for the role of D.A. William McNeil, that was ultimately given to William H. Macy.

8.	Which of the following famous movie trivia, is related to the Hollywood movie: Click (2006)?
a.		Although production chief Irving Thalberg decided to re-cut the picture immediately after the disastrous test screening, he could not cancel the world premiere on January 28, 1932 at the 3,000-seat Fox Theatre in San Diego. This is the only venue at which the uncut version of "Freaks" is known to have played. Ironically, the unexpurgated "Freaks" was a major box-office success. Crowds lined up around the block to see the picture, which broke the theatres house record. By the end of the run, word had spread that "Freaks" was about to be butchered, and the theatre advertised, "Your last opportunity to see Freaks in its uncensored form!"
b.		The special effects and sound mixing were so elaborate in this film, that many people claimed that the movie was physically painful to sit through.
c.		Panavision Inc. listed this feature as the second official feature to use the Genesis Digital Camera System after Superman Returns. Dean Semler would use this system in his subsequent features Apocalypto and I Now Pronounce You Chuck & Larry.
d.		When J. Worthington Foulfellow attempts to coax Pinocchio to go to Pleasure Island, he gives the little puppet a card with an Ace of Spades on it, calling it his "ticket". In popular myth and folklore, the Ace of Spades is referred to as "The Death Card".

9.	Which of the following famous movie trivia, is related to the Hollywood movie: Click (2006)?
a.		The first movie lit entirely by tungsten lamps.
b.		The films premise was originated from a joke by writer Steve Koren. It was only upon a suggestion of turning into a feature, by the girlfriend of co-writer Mark OKeefe, that the project got started off the ground.
c.		The Old Coliseum Theatre in New Orleans, seen when Louis goes to see Tequila Sunrise in 1988, burned down on 3 February 2006.
d.		It rained nearly every day in the graveyard.

10.	Which of the following famous movie trivia, is related to the Hollywood movie: Click (2006)?
a.		In the original theatrical release it was mentioned that Caroline and her friends went to a school called Cincinnati Country Day, a small prep school in Cincinnati. When CCD protested being associated with drug addiction, references to the name of the school were removed from the video version.
b.		The scene where Chekov and Uhura are asking a woman about "nuclear wessels" was almost completely improvised. Her line about them being in Alameda was ad-libbed by her, and although she wasnt supposed to say very much, Leonard Nimoy enjoyed the spontaneity of the scene so much he left it the way it was.
c.		Michael passes on a favor from Mr. Ammer, to which Mr. Ammer replies, "Ill put Swardson on it." Nick Swardson is a friend of Adam Sandler, appearing on Sandlers most recent comedy album, "Shh... Dont Tell" (2004). Swardson is also the Bed, Bath & Beyond Guy who asks Michael to be his friend.
d.		Brian Cox was cast on the strength of his performance in Manhunter.

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