Famous trivia from Hollywood movie : Crime Doctor (1943) Quiz

Famous trivia from Hollywood movie : Crime Doctor (1943) Quiz

This quiz will test your movies knowledge by asking you questions related to the various famous movie trivia from the Hollywood movie: Crime Doctor (1943).

About the movie: Amnesia victim, Robert Ordway, becomes the country's leading criminal psychologist. When he is...

1.	Which of the following famous movie trivia, is related to the Hollywood movie: Crime Doctor (1943)?
a.		When Bill Clinton signs the declaration of war, the other piece of paper on his desk describes types of cigars.
b.		Just after Kirk steps aboard, Scotty (James Doohan) says he "had a wee bout," but that McCoy pulled him through. Actually, this was a reference to Doohans heart attack, which took place just before filming began.
c.		Ray Collins, who plays Dr. Carey in this film, is one of several actors who played the title character in the "Crime Doctor" radio series.
d.		This was Bob Hopes first feature film in Technicolor.

2.	Which of the following famous movie trivia, is related to the Hollywood movie: Crime Doctor (1943)?
a.		The Hoover Dams turbines were photographed on glass to provide projected backgrounds to some of the lab scenes.
b.		Fans of The Three Stooges may recognize the same cheap studio sets and on-the-quick lighting we associate with their B&W shorts. Typical of the B pictures Harry Cohns Columbia Pictures Gower Street lot ground out in the 1940s, Crime Doctor and many of the best Stooges shorts were shot during the same World War II years. Crime Doctor is one of the first films directed by Michael Gordon, who was from the Yale Drama School and The Group Theater with Elia Kazan, and who, after many years of being blacklisted during the McCarthy red scare era, eventually directed the Doris Day / Rock Hudson hit Pillow Talk.
c.		Audrey Stanzler and Mihran Konanyan were supposed to play Jacks Victim, and Edwins victim - respectfully. When they proved unavailable, Kate Leiva and Matthew Greene were cast.
d.		Barry Sonnenfelds directorial debut.

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