Famous trivia from Hollywood movie : Double-Stop (1968) Quiz

Famous trivia from Hollywood movie : Double-Stop (1968) Quiz

This quiz will test your movies knowledge by asking you questions related to the various famous movie trivia from the Hollywood movie: Double-Stop (1968).

About the movie: In the suburbs of a city still reeling from race riots, a Cleveland Orchestra cellist clashes with his artist wife over whether their son should be schooled in an integrated inner-city public school.

1.	Which of the following famous movie trivia, is related to the Hollywood movie: Double-Stop (1968)?
a.		Patti Bolog, who played the role of Susan, learned that she was pregnant the morning after being told she had won the part. Despite illness from the pregnancy, she kept her pregnancy secret from the filmmakers throughout the three-month-long shoot, fearing the role would be recast.
b.		During the filming, Bruce Campbell had Sam Raimis 1973 Oldsmobile Delta 88 gutted and substituted it for the "stunt car" in the chase sequence, but Raimi noticed before the scene was filmed and had the car restored.
c.		Released on a double bill with Curse of the Stone Hand.
d.		Pre-production work revolved around Brian Frouds designs without a finished script. When Froud originally presented Jim Henson with concept drawings for the crystal, Henson seemed totally perplexed. When Froud asked why, Henson said he had no idea what the designs were for. As it turned out, Froud had misunderstood Henson during early production conversations - Henson intended the film to be called "The Dark Chrysalis," referring to the Skesis dominance over the world. Henson, however, loved the concept art and integrated the idea of the crystal into the storyline.

2.	Which of the following famous movie trivia, is related to the Hollywood movie: Double-Stop (1968)?
a.		According to Alan King, Frank Lefty Rosenthal, upon whom the Robert De Niro character was based, wanted Richard Widmark to play the lead in the film. However, Widmark was 80 years old by that time, and, therefore, not a practical choice.
b.		The film editor, Don Stern, had been on the sound editing team that worked on The "Sound of Music" (1965). Stern added his trademark thunderclap sound effect, also heard in the gazebo scene of "The Sound of Music", to the lovemaking scene that begins "Double-Stop". (When working on an industrial film for an asphalt company, Stern made sure to include a rainy scene so that he could incorporate the same sound effect.)
c.		Dan Butler plays NSA director Shaffer, pronounced like "Schaefer", which is the German name for an Alsacian sheep dog - in _Frasier_ he plays a character named Bulldog.
d.		Then struggling actor George Clooney auditioned five times for Ridley Scott for the part of J.D. that went to Brad Pitt.

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