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Famous trivia from Hollywood movie : Dr. Kildare's Victory (1942) Quiz

Famous trivia from Hollywood movie : Dr. Kildare's Victory (1942)

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1.	Which of the following famous movie trivia, is related to the Hollywood movie: Dr. Kildare's Victory (1942)?
a.		During filming in the morgue their was at most two dead bodies in the cooling cabinets, of which there was a total of four. Kyle and Ethan only ever pull a body from the same container, and none of the other ones were ever opened save for a crack. It was reasoned that they had so much success with that container, it was rightfully the first to be checked and always delivered a body.
b.		The house that belonged to Dr. Giggles was not a real house but a prop that was set up in a park. The crew built this prop house instead of using a real home so they could blow it up towards the end of the film.
c.		The engine that we see from track level as its derailed was moving faster than intended. Three of the five cameras filming the derailment were smashed.
d.		Selmer Jackson is in studio records playing "Mr. Baxter", but he was replaced by Charles Trowbridge. Also in studio records as "Mason" was Vinton Hayworth, but he was not seen in the print. The Hollywood Reporter listed Samuel S. Hinds and Emma Dunn in their usual roles as Dr. Kildares parents, but they were not in the film either. These omissions may have resulted from final cuts, since the preview time listed in Daily Variety was 100 minutes.

2.	Which of the following famous movie trivia, is related to the Hollywood movie: Dr. Kildare's Victory (1942)?
a.		When Lew Ayres announced he was a conscientious objector to the war shortly after the film was released, hundreds of bookings were canceled because of protests. Loews ordered that all cancellation requests be granted. When Ayres changed his status (in April 1942) to "non-combatant", many in the film industry stated that a boycott of his films would be intolerant and inconsistent with "Americanism".
b.		Contrary to the depiction in the film, the proposal for the calendar enjoyed broad support in the Womens Institute organisation.
c.		This movie represented the re-teaming of director Robert Benton with actress Meryl Streep. This was their second movie together, their first was Kramer vs. Kramer where they both won Oscars.
d.		Offered to Kris Kristofferson.