Famous trivia from Hollywood movie : Dear Heart (1964) Quiz

Famous trivia from Hollywood movie : Dear Heart (1964) Quiz

This quiz will test your movies knowledge by asking you questions related to the various famous movie trivia from the Hollywood movie: Dear Heart (1964).

About the movie: Single and alone, Evie arrives in New York for the annual Postmasters' convention. Staying at her...

1.	Which of the following famous movie trivia, is related to the Hollywood movie: Dear Heart (1964)?
a.		According to James Lyons, on the films commentary, the film was at one point called "H".
b.		Both Sandra Gould and Alice Pearce appear in this movie, the original and replacement Gladys Kravitz characters from the magical sitcom Bewitched (1964).
c.		At the beginning of the movie, when J.M. Barrie is seen pacing the corridor outside the auditorium, the carpet under his feet is worn and thread bare, suggesting that many playwrights had paced there many times. This was inspired by the playwright Neil Simon who makes mention of it in his autobiography, which one of the films writers had read.
d.		The movies first screening was held at the Plestex Theater in Pleasanton, Texas, in the same room as the premiere of Steven Spielbergs major motion picture debut The Sugarland Express, which filmed in the same area with many of the locals cast as extras.

2.	Which of the following famous movie trivia, is related to the Hollywood movie: Dear Heart (1964)?
a.		Diana Ross designed some of the costumes in the fashion show sequence herself.
b.		At the time this movie was being filmed, the demolition of the above-track-level portions of New Yorks Pennsylvania Station was beginning. In the opening scene of Evie Jacksons arrival in New York, you can see several panes of station windows broken and replaced with boards. By 1966, the station had been converted from its old to its new form, and the new Madison Square Garden had been added on top of it.
c.		The reason for the scar on Aldo Raines neck is not mentioned in the film. The script hints that Raine survived a lynching, a common punishment in the 1920s and 1930s.
d.		The song "Shes Like The Wind" was co-written by Patrick Swayze with Stacy Widelitz and sung by Patrick Swayze.

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