Famous trivia from Hollywood movie : Dominion (2006) Quiz

Famous trivia from Hollywood movie : Dominion (2006) Quiz

This quiz will test your movies knowledge by asking you questions related to the various famous movie trivia from the Hollywood movie: Dominion (2006).

About the movie: A controversial Vampire Guardian Angel(TM) with a taste for blood who finds his victims through their prayers of despair and suicidal thoughts.

1.	Which of the following famous movie trivia, is related to the Hollywood movie: Dominion (2006)?
a.		The movie was shot entirely without a script, with the cast mostly improvising. The novel version of "Dominion" was published prior to the film. The novel was rewritten to fit the available location and budget. Only one Vampire character from the original novel was used in the film.
b.		Elijah Wood was originally cast, but bowed out after only a few days of shooting.
c.		The films theme song was written and recorded by The Byrds. In a strange bit of irony, the producer of the first two Byrds album was Terry Melcher, who was a previous resident of 10050 Cielo Drive, the house where "Dont Make Waves" star Sharon Tate and her friends were murdered by the Manson family in August 9, 1969.
d.		The piece played by the six-fingered pianist is based on Impromptu in G Flat Major, Op. 90, No. 3. by Franz Schubert (1797 - 1828). However, the creators did a beautiful job embellishing the piece with additional notes/harmonies so that it "can only be played with twelvefingers," as the Uma Thurman character notes.

2.	Which of the following famous movie trivia, is related to the Hollywood movie: Dominion (2006)?
a.		The Broadway ending sequence of Rhapsody In Blue contained so many different colors (over 200), that the CAPS system had trouble rendering it, causing delays in the production of Tarzan.
b.		Robert De Niro hadnt much time to gain the extra weight needed for his role, so that he had to wear pads and pillows for the desired effect of looking like the chunkier Capone.
c.		"Dominion" was formerly "The Dark Fiction Show", film shorts that were expanded into a feature film and rewritten into "Dominion".
d.		This and her 1981 film, "All Night Long" (the only film until "Meet The Fockers" in which she was only a supporting player and NOT the star) each grossed roughly $4 million dollars total, making them her lowest-grossing productions. Despite the box office failure of "Up The Sandbox", it garnered her some of the best personal reviews of her career, up to that time, and is reportedly one of her favorite performances shes given on screen.

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