Famous trivia from Hollywood movie : Dark Alibi (1946) Quiz

Famous trivia from Hollywood movie : Dark Alibi (1946) Quiz

This quiz will test your movies knowledge by asking you questions related to the various famous movie trivia from the Hollywood movie: Dark Alibi (1946).

About the movie: A public defender enlists Charlie to exonerate one of his clients, an ex-con falsely accused of bank robbery and murder, scheduled for execution in nine days.

1.	Which of the following famous movie trivia, is related to the Hollywood movie: Dark Alibi (1946)?
a.		Robert De Niro accidentally broke Joe Pescis rib in a sparring scene. This shot appears in the film: De Niro hits Pesci in the side, Pesci groans, and there is a quick cut to another angle. See also Casino.
b.		The fortieth of forty-seven Charlie Chan movies.
c.		Most of Sylvester McCoys role was deleted from the final print.
d.		The sexy, surly Bobby Joe was inspired by Holly Hunter, who was a housemate of Sam Raimis in the early 80s, along with Joel Coen and Frances McDormand. One particular incident inspired the character: Hunter was auditioning for a hooker part and was unusually made-up and wearing a sexy, short-skirted outfit. She became angry at Raimi when he somewhat leered at her. Raimi pulled for Hunter to play the part, but the producers wanted someone "sexier".

2.	Which of the following famous movie trivia, is related to the Hollywood movie: Dark Alibi (1946)?
a.		Ben Carter and Mantan Moreland were vaudeville comedy partners and their three scenes together are from their regular routine. They had done a similar routine in another Chan film, The Scarlet Clue.
b.		The climactic Drag race needed four thousand people in the grandstand. They were attracted by the promise of free Star Wars toys.
c.		The character played by Avi Rothman has the name Steve Lemmaduche, obviously relating to the fact that he took Connors role on CFI: Hotlanta. Connor is played by actor and member of the Broken Lizard, Steve Lemme
d.		The original director of this film was to be John Korty. When Korty backed out of the project at the last minute, Rob Cohen pleaded with United Artists for directing rights. Unaware of the Heavens Gate fiasco ahead of them, United Artists agreed to let Cohen direct.

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