Famous trivia from Hollywood movie : Coffee and Language (2001) Quiz

Famous trivia from Hollywood movie : Coffee and Language (2001) Quiz

This quiz will test your movies knowledge by asking you questions related to the various famous movie trivia from the Hollywood movie: Coffee and Language (2001).

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1.	Which of the following famous movie trivia, is related to the Hollywood movie: Coffee and Language (2001)?
a.		The script was originally performed on stage in March 2000 at the Phoenix Theatre in San Francisco one month before film production began.
b.		First intended as a duet for Alfred Drake and Joan Roberts in the Broadway production of "Oklahoma!", the Rodgers & Hammerstein song "Boys and Girls Like You and Me" had been discarded from that 1943 Broadway triumph and replaced with "People Will Say Were in Love". MGM producer Arthur Freed then purchased screen rights to the song, planning to interpolate it into the film score as a Judy Garland solo, but her rendition was cut from the picture. Miss Garlands Decca album of songs from the film included the song in an arrangement similar to her MGM prerecording. Later, the ballad was chosen to be crooned by Frank Sinatra to Betty Garrett in another Arthur Freed production, Take Me Out to the Ball Game, but again the tune was deleted. The footage of Judy singing the song to Tom Drake no longer exists, but on the Warner Home Video special-edition DVD, the original audio recording is played over Garland-Drake production stills. Only about two or three seconds of footage from this sequence may be seen on the trailer in which Tom Drakes name is screened. It shows a medium shot of Tom Drake, and in the background, you can see some buildings supposedly under construction as they would appear in the surviving production stills.
c.		According to make up artist Lee Greenway, he took James Arness in his car to the home of producer Howard Hawks to show off the make up for the Thing. After months of frustration, Hawkes told Greenway to put a Frankenstein type of head piece on Arness.
d.		The mobsters were originally supposed to be Italian, but after the casting of Ed Harris and William Hurt, David Cronenberg decided to change the mob to Irish. He felt Harris and Hurt wouldnt make convincing Italians.

2.	Which of the following famous movie trivia, is related to the Hollywood movie: Coffee and Language (2001)?
a.		Ryan Carnes, who played Marc in the original Eating Out, was unable to return due to shooting conflicts.
b.		Over half of the film was destroyed by lab error, re-shot, and then destroyed by lab error again. This almost ended the production. Finally, however, the scenes were re-shot one more time, processed by a different lab, and the film was completed.
c.		The movie was funded in conjunction with New Mexicos Film Investment Program.
d.		Had a 45-day shoot.

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