Famous trivia from Hollywood movie : Doctor Bull (1933) Quiz

Famous trivia from Hollywood movie : Doctor Bull (1933) Quiz

This quiz will test your movies knowledge by asking you questions related to the various famous movie trivia from the Hollywood movie: Doctor Bull (1933).

About the movie: Doc Bull, a no-nonsense country doctor who has served his community for decades, fights small-town prejudice and provincialism in several crises.

1.	Which of the following famous movie trivia, is related to the Hollywood movie: Doctor Bull (1933)?
a.		A subplot involving a wounded seagull affected Barbara Hershey sufficiently for her to change her surname to Seagull for a couple of years.
b.		When the film first went into pre-production it was called "Dead Zone," reflecting the lack of "life" in the zones. To cover up the title of the film, the code name "Delta Zulu" was used. The title "Delta Zulu" is derived from military phonetics, D meaning Delta and Z meaning Zulu. The name stuck and was reworked and re-titled, "Delta Zulu." The varying differences of "Red Zones," "Dead Zones," and "Delta Zulus" are explained in the film.
c.		Roger Corman had originally wanted this to be his second "Poe" picture following the success of House of Usher. He passed it over because he felt that certain plot elements were too close to Ingmar Bergmans recent Det sjunde inseglet.
d.		In the book, there are discussions about abortion between Doctor Bull and Virginia Banning. These were dropped from the script after a complaint from the Hays Office. In the movie, there is just a vague notion she is pregnant. Also, the character of Larry Ward had a venereal disease in the book, but in the film hes just a hypochondriac.

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