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Famous trivia from Hollywood movie : Dangerous Corner (1934) Quiz

Famous trivia from Hollywood movie : Dangerous Corner (1934)

This quiz will test your movies knowledge by asking you questions related to the various famous movie trivia from the Hollywood movie: Dangerous Corner (1934).

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1.	Which of the following famous movie trivia, is related to the Hollywood movie: Dangerous Corner (1934)?
a.		The lead character from the play, Olwin Peel, was renamed Ann Beale for this film adaptation.
b.		Post-production sound supervisor Matthew Wood also makes a cameo in the film as Mr. Allison.
c.		Muriel Lawrences first film
d.		The opening video with the prank calls is a real video shot by Judd Apatow when he and Adam Sandler were younger. The two other people appearing in this video are Janeane Garofalo and Ben Stiller.

2.	Which of the following famous movie trivia, is related to the Hollywood movie: Dangerous Corner (1934)?
a.		Harold Pinter and John Mortimer also worked on the screenplay. The former advised Jack Clayton that he should not use flashbacks, and the latter was brought in to "Victorianize" the script.
b.		The original Broadway production of "Dangerous Corner" by J.B. Priestley opened at the Empire Theatre on October 27, 1932 and ran for 206 performances. The cast included Colin Keith-Johnston, Stanley Ridges (Charles Stanton), Jean Dixon (Freda Chatfield) and Barbara Robbins (Betty Whitehouse).
c.		When Commissioner Wainwright Barth arrives at the museum, he is told that Inspector Cardona is in charge of the investigation of the guards death. In the pulps, Inspector Joe Cardona (the forerunner of Batmans Commissioner Gordon) was The Shadows main ally on the New York police force.
d.		During the bar scene, the paper John is reading shows a headline about Lockport High overcrowding. The school is in fact, Lockport Township High School of Lockport Illinois and is actually facing alarming overcrowding at both east and central campuses. A referendum has been proposed and rejected twice by the taxpayers to build a third campus in Homer glen, forcing the school to construct trailers and go to split-shift schedules.