Famous trivia from Hollywood movie : Flying Changes (1999) Quiz

Famous trivia from Hollywood movie : Flying Changes (1999) Quiz

This quiz will test your movies knowledge by asking you questions related to the various famous movie trivia from the Hollywood movie: Flying Changes (1999).

About the movie: A birth mother reunites with her estranged daughter by introducing herself as a riding instructor and inviting the girl into her upper class family.

1.	Which of the following famous movie trivia, is related to the Hollywood movie: Flying Changes (1999)?
a.		The original intention was to have Richard Boone play Marlon Brandos role. However, co-producer Elliott Kastner came back to director/co-writer Hubert Cornfield and told him there was a possibility they could get Marlon Brando for the part. Cornfield jumped at the chance.
b.		Jeff Baier (Charles Crenshaw) sprained his ankle in the middle of the production and all of his scenes had to be re-blocked. His crutches are just out of frame in most shots.
c.		The original script was topped and tailed with scenes of Ricky and Jane in jail and on trial, and other events surrounding their arrest.
d.		Andy Serkiss first scene was on top of Mount Doom near the Cracks of Doom. His last scene was the scene were Gollum and Frodo are fighting and fall off the ledge.

2.	Which of the following famous movie trivia, is related to the Hollywood movie: Flying Changes (1999)?
a.		Director Frank Capra enlisted in the U. S. Army Signal Corps in 1941 during filming. He received an extension of his order to report for active duty until late January 1942 so he could finish editing the picture.
b.		The party scene toward the end of the movie was filmed at Asbury College, where both the writer and director graduated.
c.		The scene where the men mutiny is a combination of two separate mutinies. In India, the men refused to march on, and Alexander claimed he would go on with his Asian troops. This threat failed, and they turned back. The second mutiny was when it became clear that Alexander wanted to send his veterans home and replace them with Asians. The men claimed that they would all leave with the veterans, but this time it was clear that Alexander very well could replace them with more than competent Persian soldiers. After the execution of the ringleaders (shown in the compressed combination in the film) the men begged forgiveness. One inaccuracy between history and film is that the general Craterus did not publicly speak out at either mutiny.
d.		The role of Harry Goldfarb was originally intended for Giovanni Ribisi. Director Darren Aronofsky wanted Ribisi for the role because he resembled the look of Harry Goldfarb, who had curly blonde hair in Hubert Selby Jrs 1978 Novel.

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