Famous trivia from Hollywood movie : Diabólica malicia (1972) Quiz

Famous trivia from Hollywood movie : Diabólica malicia (1972) Quiz

This quiz will test your movies knowledge by asking you questions related to the various famous movie trivia from the Hollywood movie: Diabólica malicia (1972).

About the movie: In this stylish and atmospheric psychological thriller reminiscent of Henry James's Turn of the Screw...

1.	Which of the following famous movie trivia, is related to the Hollywood movie: Diabólica malicia (1972)?
a.		Peyton Reed cites the popular auctioning website eBay as a good source for finding period costumes and props to use in the film.
b.		Elvis Presley refused to watch this movie because of Judy Tylers tragic accidental death in a car wreck July 4, 1957, three days after filming was completed.
c.		Sammy Bayes: the Assistant Choreographer is one of the Russian Dancers.
d.		The DVD release includes two full versions of the film. The first is the UK release titled "What the Peeper Saw." The second version is the original directors cut titled "Night Child" and includes the previously cut nude scenes. The scenes were originally cut because they involved a fully nude Britt Ekland and then 13-year-old Mark Lester including one scene of the two of them in bed.

2.	Which of the following famous movie trivia, is related to the Hollywood movie: Diabólica malicia (1972)?
a.		"Frank Wirtanen" is the name of the man who used to sell Christmas trees to the Vonnegut family.
b.		The film received minor cuts for its initial UK cinema release. However in 1978 the introduction of the Protection of Children Act caused the BBFC to withdraw the film where it received extensive cuts to all scenes where Elise strips in front of Marcus, shots of Marcus caressing Elises breasts, and the complete removal of the bed scene between Elise and Marcus.
c.		The official title of this movie is "Douglas Fairbanks in Robin Hood."
d.		During the weekend of 4 April 1999, Gus Grissoms lost Liberty Bell 7 capsule was located and recovered on the ocean floor 90 miles northeast of the Great Abaco Island in the Bahamas. It underwent a restoration and went on a national tour before being placed in a permanent exhibit. The hatch, which many thought would have proved or disproved Grissoms contention that it blew open on its own, was recovered, intact, just as Grissom said. The craft was pretty much intact, considering it had been in the ocean for 38 years.

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