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Famous trivia from Hollywood movie : Five and Ten Cent Annie (1928) Quiz

Famous trivia from Hollywood movie : Five and Ten Cent Annie (1928)

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1.	Which of the following famous movie trivia, is related to the Hollywood movie: Five and Ten Cent Annie (1928)?
a.		Tangerine, written by Victor Schertzinger and Johnny Mercer and performed by Jimmy Dorsey and His Orchestra in the film and on record, became a standard of The Big Band Era, reaching #1 US Billboard for 6 weeks in 1942.
b.		This film is believed lost. Please check your attic.
c.		While silent films usually only gave running time in length in reels or footage, the music cue sheet, arranged by Joseph E. Zivelli, that came with this film noted that the 5-reels came to "53 minutes when scored".
d.		Actor-director John Huston plays Harris Wagner in this Charles Bronson movie. About four years after this picture was made and released, Huston was scheduled to direct Bronson in Love and Bullets. This was going to be the first movie where Huston directed Bronson. Pre-publicity advertisements for Love and Bullets announced this in trade paper Variety. Huston left the picture due to creative differences with the films producers having filmed just a few scenes and was replaced with director Stuart Rosenberg.

2.	Which of the following famous movie trivia, is related to the Hollywood movie: Five and Ten Cent Annie (1928)?
a.		The dolly shot in the library was done 45 times before the cinematographer was satisfied with the take. The editor chose the third take as the best and steadiest shot.
b.		The films supervising editor Margaret Booth was also the original editor of Camille which is featured prominently in this film.
c.		The actors who played the Deltas harassed the actors who played the Omegas off-screen as well to keep up the feelings of animosity between their characters. Mark Metcalf changed his hotel room to the one above Bruce McGills where the Delta actors partied every night so his anger at their noise would help him get into character.
d.		Vitaphone production reels #2671-2676; a Vitaphone musical score and sound effects were added to this otherwise silent production.