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Famous trivia from Hollywood movie : Eve (1989) Quiz

Famous trivia from Hollywood movie : Eve (1989)

This quiz will test your movies knowledge by asking you questions related to the various famous movie trivia from the Hollywood movie: Eve (1989).

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1.	Which of the following famous movie trivia, is related to the Hollywood movie: Eve (1989)?
a.		Originally the character of Kano was Japanese-American. However, Ed Boon and John Tobias were so impressed with how Trevor Goddard portrayed him that they retconned Kanos history in future games to make him Australian, which they thought was Goddards nationality. They later learned that, although Goddard gave Kano an Australian accent, Goddard himself was actually born in England but had claimed to be of Australian descent.
b.		Meg Ryan turned down the part of Molly.
c.		Emerson Bixby disowned the film and removed his name from the credits.
d.		When Suzy introduces the monster to music, her arm is resting on top of Sanyos first CD player model, the DAD-8. It was made between 1983-84 and is sought out by collectors for its rarity and quality sound.

2.	Which of the following famous movie trivia, is related to the Hollywood movie: Eve (1989)?
a.		New Line insisted on a prologue of two minutes. What they got was one that lasts for seven and a half.
b.		During the flashback to the first game that Bens uncle took him to we see three actual former 1980 Red Sox players playing themselves. Two are very recognizable star players Dennis Eckersley and Jim Rice. The other is Keith MacWhorter who only pitched one season in the majors. His career record was 0 wins and 3 losses in his 24 game career.
c.		Mario Kassar decided to start production by building sets, ships, and other logistical details in Malta before the first revised draft of the script was ready. He also sold the foreign distribution rights before the first revised draft.
d.		The role of Lucifer was offered to Chuck Connors, Rory Calhoun, and Clint Walker, all of whom turned it down.

3.	Which of the following famous movie trivia, is related to the Hollywood movie: Eve (1989)?
a.		During the scene when Charlie is in heaven, where they keep all the clocks, one of them is a Mickey Mouse wristwatch. Director Don Bluth is a former Disney animator.
b.		While filming in the San Bernardino mountains, Sandra Grant caught a severe case of poison ivy, halting production for several days.
c.		Robert Pattinson moved to Oregon a few weeks before filming began and didnt talk to anyone to try and feel as isolated as Edward Cullen.
d.		Two of the personas that Frank Abagnale Jr. takes are comic book characters. When pretending to be a federal agent he takes the name Barry Allen, the alter-ego of DCs The Flash. While a doctor, he uses Dr. Connors. This is the alter-ego of Marvels Spider-Mans enemy The Lizard.

4.	Which of the following famous movie trivia, is related to the Hollywood movie: Eve (1989)?
a.		Ironheart has never been released on DVD in the United States.
b.		Dominique Harris was originally cast as Eve, but withdrew from the project due to its subject matter.
c.		The tapestry seen near the Room of Requirement is the last of seven in "The Hunt of the Unicorn" (or the "Unicorn Tapestries") series, called "The Unicorn in Captivity." The real tapestry can be found at the Cloisters in New York City.
d.		The (published) name of the author of the Jonny Gossamer books is Joe Chester. You can see it briefly on the first book Harmony picks up at the party.

5.	Which of the following famous movie trivia, is related to the Hollywood movie: Eve (1989)?
a.		Filmed concurrently with Scorpion (1989) and Savannah (1989), using much of the same cast, crew and locations.
b.		The original ending actually spilled outside the casino. Bill leaves Charlie and hails a cab when Charlie suddenly comes out and decides to go with him so as to prove that he can walk away from gambling. However, a couple of people climb out of the waiting cab and ask Charlie how the action is, and he is drawn right back in and thus Bill leaves alone.
c.		The movie was originally to be shot in black and white, and some scenes had already been filmed that way, when the studio decided to switch to color. The official explanation at the time was that Twentieth Century-Fox, which owned the wide-screen CinemaScope process, had ordered that all films shot in the process had to be in color, but some also believe that Warners ordered the switch to head off comparisons with Blackboard Jungle and because James Deans increasing popularity gave the film more prestige.
d.		Travis Schuldt received a speeding ticket while driving the crew van.

6.	Which of the following famous movie trivia, is related to the Hollywood movie: Eve (1989)?
a.		Although only three "space freighters" are visible ("Valley Forge", "Berkshire", and "Sequoia"), several other freighters are mentioned in radio communications. They are "Yellowstone", "Acadia", "Blue Ridge", "Glacier" and "Mojave" (each freighter is asked to report the final jettisons of their domes). Each freighters name refers to an American National Park or Preserve.
b.		The 12-foot Cobra was not milked or defanged during production. It was a pet of writer Emerson Bixby, and no other cast or crew were permitted near the animal.
c.		This is the only Get Smart production or Get Smart movie that does not feature the Agent 99 character. Agent 99 did appear in the revival TV series Get Smart but she did not appear in all episodes appearing in five out seven.
d.		Took 21 days to shoot.