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Famous trivia from Hollywood movie : Flight Nurse (1953) Quiz

Famous trivia from Hollywood movie : Flight Nurse (1953)

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1.	Which of the following famous movie trivia, is related to the Hollywood movie: Flight Nurse (1953)?
a.		This is MGMs first film to feature a different lion roaring in the logo, by the name of Tanner. This lion appeared at the beginning of MGMs Technicolor feature films and cartoons.
b.		In an early version of Ted Tallys screenplay, Lecters ingenious and horrific ruse to escape from captivity in the courthouse is given away by the head of SWAT team (when the top half of the body on the top of the elevator swings down), by recognizing the body. In the final edit we cut straight to the ambulance and Lecters unmasking.
c.		Harriet dresses as Keira Knightley from in her role as Elizabeth Bennet from Joe Wrights Pride & Prejudice. The music that Mr. Nellist plays is "Dawn" written by Dario Marianelli which features in the film. Pictures from the film are seen as Harriet designs her costume in her bedroom before the "coffee aging" is poured on Poppy (Emma Roberts).
d.		Some of the incidents in this film were based on the experiences of Captain Lillian M. Kinkela, a highly-decorated member of the flight nurses of the 801st Medical Evacuation Sqaudron sent to Korea. Captain Kinkela, from Richmond, California, flew over 175 missions while in Korea, taking part in the evacuation of the Chosin Reservoir, and also in the retreat down the Korean peninsula to Taegu, flying out casualties from Sinanju, Inchon and Wonson

2.	Which of the following famous movie trivia, is related to the Hollywood movie: Flight Nurse (1953)?
a.		The Martian box Willowbee had was a VHS case covered in metal tape. The Martian box Jack received from the Martians was a DVD case covered in metal tape.
b.		Shots, (in the final reel), of an injured, bandaged, and bare-chested Hugh OBrien constitute the first "beefcake" scene in 1950s sci-fi movies.
c.		Edward Ryans final film performance.
d.		Arizona State Prison officials used the money given to rent out their facilities to construct a rodeo arena of their own.