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Famous trivia from Hollywood movie : Daredevil Jack (1920) Quiz

Famous trivia from Hollywood movie : Daredevil Jack (1920)

This quiz will test your movies knowledge by asking you questions related to the various famous movie trivia from the Hollywood movie: Daredevil Jack (1920).

About the movie: The serial with a thousand punches.

1.	Which of the following famous movie trivia, is related to the Hollywood movie: Daredevil Jack (1920)?
a.		Several frames had to be cut from the worm rape scene in order to secure an R rating. Moreover, the sound effects of bones breaking and snapping also had to be softened in order to appease the MPAA.
b.		Last James Bond film for six years. In August 1990, after the box office failure of this film in the United States, Director John Glen (II) left EON Productions. Thirteen-time Bond screenwriter Richard Maibaum died on 4 January 1991. Some called this a "bloodless coup". Legal wrangling over the ownership of the James Bond character, coupled by these departures, delayed the release of the next film. In the interim, producer Albert R. Broccoli retired, and star Timothy Dalton decided not to play the role a third time.
c.		Sharlto Copley was cast as Henri, but dropped out due to scheduling conflicts.
d.		15 chapter serial: 1 The mysterious Bracelets 2 The Ball of Death 3 Wheels of Fate 4 Shanghaied 5 The Race for Glory 6 A Skirmish of Wits 7 A Blow in the Dark 8 Blinding Hate 9 Phantoms of Treachery 10 Paths of Destruction 11 Flames of Wrath 12 The Unseen Menace 13 Baiting the TRap 14 A Terrible Vengeance 15 The Triple Chase

2.	Which of the following famous movie trivia, is related to the Hollywood movie: Daredevil Jack (1920)?
a.		This serial is considered lost. Incomplete portions of episodes 1, 2, and 4 exist at UCLAs Film Archive.
b.		Jay Livingston, Ray Evans: The Paramaount songwriting duo are seen at the piano at Artie Greens New Years party. They are singing a parody of their song, "Buttons and Bows," from the movie The Paleface, for which they won an Oscar in 1949, the year Sunset Blvd. was made. (Ironically, in the parody they are singing, they lament that "Hollywood to us aint been so good")
c.		Throughout Twilight, Kristen Stewart wears brown contact lenses in order to match Bellas eyes. The same is true of New Moon, except for one scene. In the Jacob/Bella "break-up" scene outside of Jacobs house. In this scene, Stewart did not wear lenses due, instead her brown eyes are actually CG applied during post-production. This was because the large amounts of rain kept affecting her lenses.
d.		In the office at the end of the film a nameplate is visible on one of the cubicle walls. The nameplate reads "J.G Millar" which is a composite of writer Mark Millar and artist J.G. Jones, on whose comic the film is based.