Famous trivia from Hollywood movie : Escape from New Jersey (2010) Quiz

Famous trivia from Hollywood movie : Escape from New Jersey (2010) Quiz

This quiz will test your movies knowledge by asking you questions related to the various famous movie trivia from the Hollywood movie: Escape from New Jersey (2010).

About the movie: Picking up right where John Carpenter's "Escape From New York" ended, we find Snake Plissken...

1.	Which of the following famous movie trivia, is related to the Hollywood movie: Escape from New Jersey (2010)?
a.		Hector De La Rosa had done no previous film acting prior to playing Snake Plissken in this movie.
b.		When the rear wheels/axle of Holsteins police car get yanked out by the cable, there is a movie theater in the background. The movie listed on the marquee is Francis Ford Coppolas Dementia 13.
c.		The part of Lana was written with Michelle Williams in mind.
d.		Despite what the film portrays, neither Keaton nor his family ever performed in a circus, his father died when Keaton was an adult and his father did not die while performing. One day, the real Buster Keaton visited the set while they were filming a circus scene and Keaton told all of this to a surprised Donald OConnor.

2.	Which of the following famous movie trivia, is related to the Hollywood movie: Escape from New Jersey (2010)?
a.		Originally a one-woman played written and performed by Lynne Adams, called "Two Faced". She wanted her sister, Brooke Adams, to play the leading role in the movie, so she wrote in a role for herself. She also created a role for her brother-in-law, Tony Shalhoub, who directed the film.
b.		Full-size models replaced the actors in scenes where their characters have been petrified.
c.		As an homage to J.K. Rowling, Stephen King, a fan of hers, included a reference to the series in his novel Wolves of Calla, featuring Snitches as flying grenades. Wolves was published one year before the Half-Blood Prince novel. Rowling, in turn, returned the favor: the Gaunts (Voldemorts maternal family though Dumbledore did not mention in the film) is alluded to Leland Gaunt - the lead antagonist in Kings novel Needful Things (played by Max von Sydow in Needful Things).
d.		Smart Guys house is really the home of director/co-writer Chris R. Notarile. Moreover, you can see on a wall a piece of paper with the titles of various film projects Notarile was planning to make in the near future when this movie was shot.

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