Famous trivia from Hollywood movie : Every Dog's Day (2005) Quiz

Famous trivia from Hollywood movie : Every Dog's Day (2005) Quiz

This quiz will test your movies knowledge by asking you questions related to the various famous movie trivia from the Hollywood movie: Every Dog's Day (2005).

About the movie: When a singing Indian shirt-manufacturing heir offers $30,000 for a green-card wife, it sets off a feeding frenzy among a group of down-and-out hustlers to broker a marriage.

1.	Which of the following famous movie trivia, is related to the Hollywood movie: Every Dog's Day (2005)?
a.		Some of the Cable Guys predictions about what cable will do for the future came true. Like having the Internet, phone and TV through cable. And that well have the ability to play video games online.
b.		Daniel Craig did most of his own stunts especially in the Swiss glaciers.
c.		The character Prince Leopold says during a performance of Eisenheim at the palace: "He tries to trick you ... I try to enlighten you. Which is the more noble pursuit?" This reference is to a famous slogan the RJ Reynolds tobacco company used in the 1930s that said "Its fun to be fooled ... its more fun to know." The slogan was combined with adverts showing the secrets behind famous mysteries. The impetus for this was a tribute to the popularity of the American magician Horace Goldin.
d.		Filmed in 10 days in the summer of 2003.

2.	Which of the following famous movie trivia, is related to the Hollywood movie: Every Dog's Day (2005)?
a.		At one point, Apple Annie waves across the street to an unseen acquaintance called "Tallulah" who is opening in a play - an in-joke reference to Bette Davis long-running feud with Tallulah Bankhead.
b.		Features a live performance by Nervous Cabaret.
c.		The Broadway play "Room Service" opened at the Cort Theater on May 19, 1937 and ran for 500 performances (without The Marx Brothers). Cliff Dunstan, Donald MacBride, Philip Wood and Alexander Asro originated their movie roles in the play. Also in the opening night cast was Eddie Albert as Leo Davis, Betty Field as Hilda, Teddy Hart as Faker, Sam Levene as Gordon Miller and Philip Loeb (also in the movie) in a role cut from the screenplay. The play was revived in 1953 with Jack Lemmon as Leo Davis.
d.		This film was made in secret.

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