Famous trivia from Hollywood movie : Conflict (1945) Quiz

Famous trivia from Hollywood movie : Conflict (1945) Quiz

This quiz will test your movies knowledge by asking you questions related to the various famous movie trivia from the Hollywood movie: Conflict (1945).

About the movie: Richard Mason is slightly injured in a car accident but pretends greater hurt so that he cannot accompany his wife Kathryn on a trip to the mountains...

1.	Which of the following famous movie trivia, is related to the Hollywood movie: Conflict (1945)?
a.		Audrey Totter was initially set to play Audrey Quail.
b.		The statue of the Maltese Falcon is clearly displayed as an ornament on the top of the wooden filing cabinet in Det. Lt. Egans office when Richard visits. A few years earlier, Bogart and Greenstreet has appear in the movie about this statue, by the same name. No reference to it in the dialogue is made.
c.		The last of sixty-six Hopalong Cassidy movies.
d.		The screenplay was rewritten to boost Slims role to take advantage of the public interest in the real life romance between Lauren Bacall and Humphrey Bogart.

2.	Which of the following famous movie trivia, is related to the Hollywood movie: Conflict (1945)?
a.		Jessica Alba had a kidney infection during the filming and nearly fainted when she was with Julian McMahon in the space station scene.
b.		The design of Eagle Eye is extremely similar to the detection arrays for a Neutrino Detector - rows upon rows of orange glass globes in an underground, water filled bunker.
c.		Jack L. Warner had Joan Crawford, who had just joined Warner Bros. and was looking for her first role at the studio, in mind for the role of Kathryn Mason, and sent the script for the film to her. However, after reading the script, Crawford told her agent to tell Warner that "Joan Crawford never dies in her movies, and she never ever loses her man to anyone".
d.		Linda Blair did not want her fans to be deceived by what amounted to a cameo part by the actress in this film. She told the Los Angeles Times she had it stipulated in her contract that her name could not be above the movie title, nor in bigger print than anybody elses. The distributors however did feature Linda prominently in the ads and posters: dressed like Sheena (in high heels) and aiming a bazooka, Linda was clearly their drawing card for audiences.

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