Famous trivia from Hollywood movie : Color Me Blood Red (1965) Quiz

Famous trivia from Hollywood movie : Color Me Blood Red (1965) Quiz

This quiz will test your movies knowledge by asking you questions related to the various famous movie trivia from the Hollywood movie: Color Me Blood Red (1965).

About the movie: A crackpot artist kills various people to use their blood as his new crimson red color for his paintings.

1.	Which of the following famous movie trivia, is related to the Hollywood movie: Color Me Blood Red (1965)?
a.		The scenes filmed in Australia where filmed at Bond University, in the Gold Coast, which is known to have perfect weather 350 days a year. Unfortunately, Velma (Linda Cardellini) got a cold, and filming had to be stopped for a day.
b.		Filmed and completed in early 1964, but remained on the shelf for over a year over production, editing, and sales release issues after producer David F. Friedman terminated his business partnership with director Herschell Gordon Lewis.
c.		Although Barry Fitzgerald played a Catholic priest in this film--and several others--he was in real life not a Catholic but a Protestant. Several times during this film when he is "crossing" himself he does it wrong, going from right to left instead of from left to right.
d.		The character animation of the Warner Bros. cartoon characters in this film is traditionally hand-drawn. Computer technology is used to color the animation drawings in, add tone mattes/shadows to the characters, and composite them over the correct backgrounds. 3D Computer animation is used on objects such as the spaceships, Wile E. Coyotes missile, the robot guard dog at the end, and Bugs cel-shaded carrots.

2.	Which of the following famous movie trivia, is related to the Hollywood movie: Color Me Blood Red (1965)?
a.		Director Herschell Gordon Lewis cited Roger Cormans A Bucket of Blood (1959) as the main inspiration for Color Me Blood Red.
b.		There were four live octopuses used in the fight sequence with Kong and the natives, as well as a plastic model. Hot air was blown on them to get them to move and after the filming of the scene was finished, most of them were released except for one, which Eiji Tsuburaya had for dinner.
c.		In the films prologue, the "author" photograph of Faye Dunaway glimpsed on the inner dust jacket of the prop book "The Eyes of Mars" is from a 1977 sitting with American photographer Francesco Scavullo (1921-2004).
d.		Debut of James Finlayson.

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