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Famous trivia from Hollywood movie : Corruption (2007) Quiz

Famous trivia from Hollywood movie : Corruption (2007)

This quiz will test your movies knowledge by asking you questions related to the various famous movie trivia from the Hollywood movie: Corruption (2007).

About the movie: The lives of two hit men, associated with a powerful mob family, are thrown into peril when their true profession is discovered by an emotionally disturbed teenager driven by unjust revenge.

1.	Which of the following famous movie trivia, is related to the Hollywood movie: Corruption (2007)?
a.		The title of Kates script, "Lovestained", is a reference to EPIC Productions previous film, a short entitled "Gunstained". There are other references to "Gunstained": Chris Dimoulas, who plays the gunman in the Annihilator film who is shot in the head, also appeared in "Gunstained" as a criminal who is also shot in the head. Bryan Payerl, who plays Clive Pierce in Out of Focus, is one of the leads in "Gunstained".
b.		The scene where Rabbit tries to decorate Poohs bottom was one of Walt Disneys favorite scenes from his films.
c.		It was Richard Donners intention to film and edit the scene where Jennings is decapitated in such a way that the audience, having closed their eyes at the beginning of the scene, would open them only to see the head still floating in the air.
d.		The original title was "Seduction".

2.	Which of the following famous movie trivia, is related to the Hollywood movie: Corruption (2007)?
a.		Mel Gibson, Mick Jagger, Sam Waterston, and Tim Curry all auditioned for the role of Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart.
b.		In the earliest draft of the screenplay, the character Jeffery was an Asian-American teenager.
c.		Contains Natalie Portmans first on-screen love scene.
d.		This film is believed lost. Please check your attic.

3.	Which of the following famous movie trivia, is related to the Hollywood movie: Corruption (2007)?
a.		The films working title was "Would I Lie to You?".
b.		The movie was released ten years after Sex and the City first aired and four years after the series ended.
c.		Tom Welling had three weeks left on Smallville season 4 when he began shooting The Fog. Selma Blair often joked that the director kept two cameras running during his scenes - one for The Fog, and one for Smallville.
d.		In an early draft of the script, the character of Ophelia was 12 years old. This was later changed so the romantic story could evolve.

4.	Which of the following famous movie trivia, is related to the Hollywood movie: Corruption (2007)?
a.		Neale Donald Walsch laid the ground rule for the script: "None of Neales multiple wives and none of his nine children will be portrayed in this film" in order to protect their identity.
b.		Another source of inspiration for this movie came from the first episode of the TV series, Connections, hosted by a co-writer of this movie, James Burke. The episode is called The Trigger Effect.
c.		Bill Chaput was originally cast as Vinny, but had to bow out due to injury. Tony Pallone was the last major lead actor cast, at the recommendation of Ray Bono.
d.		Tom Conti won the 1979 Tony Award (New York City) for Actor in a Drama for "Whos Life is it Anyway?" as the patient Ken Harrison.

5.	Which of the following famous movie trivia, is related to the Hollywood movie: Corruption (2007)?
a.		Will Ferrell had earlier appeared in the animated series Cow and Chicken, which had lampooned the Superman story by having a Spanish-speaking hero named Supercow.
b.		The phrase "Cabo Blanco" comes from the Spanish language and translates into English as "White Cape".
c.		Robert Wagner auditioned for the role of Martin Pawley.
d.		Make-up artist Maureen Cavanaugh lobbied for the role of Jefferys mother in the film after she noticed a similarity between herself and Robert Ackerman. Initially, she was set to just perform make-up effects duties on the production.

6.	Which of the following famous movie trivia, is related to the Hollywood movie: Corruption (2007)?
a.		The key image of this movies poster had Octopussy entangling James Bond with eight arms as if they were eight tentacles. Each hand and arm was positioned in a different position around James Bonds tuxedo. The eight positions included an arm and hand doing the following: (1) Holding the Fabergé Egg (2) Grasping his gun (3) Holding a martini glass (4) Touching the back of his neck and left ear (5) Stroking his bow-tie (6) Pinching his coat button (7) Holding a knife and (8) Stroking the shirt on his chest.
b.		In the firing range sequence, Carlo paraphrases Martin Scorseses quote "It seems to me that any sensible person must see that violence does not change the world and if it does, then only temporarily." This was an intentional inclusion by the Director, Christopher R. Bishop.
c.		The corporation named Bromley Marks is named after Patricia Bromley Marks, the wife of Dick Marks, Australian advertising legend and mentor to Michael Spierig and Peter Spierig.
d.		The working title for the movie was "The Everlasting Tucks", but director Jay Russell thought the original name would fit the movie better.