Famous trivia from Hollywood movie : Free and Easy (1941) Quiz

Famous trivia from Hollywood movie : Free and Easy (1941) Quiz

This quiz will test your movies knowledge by asking you questions related to the various famous movie trivia from the Hollywood movie: Free and Easy (1941).

About the movie: Max and his father are both looking to marry wealthy women. The task would be far easier if either one of them had any money of their own...

1.	Which of the following famous movie trivia, is related to the Hollywood movie: Free and Easy (1941)?
a.		Buster Keaton shot most of this film outdoors in Oregon because the narrow-gauge railroad tracks that could accommodate antique locomotives were still in use at the time.
b.		A British production, filmed in Hollywood, set in Alberta, Canada.
c.		Hollywood Reporter records different crew members from screen credits; according to AFI, these credits MAY represent those who provided retakes.
d.		Evan Rachel Wood was Christopher Nolans first choice to play Ariadne, but she turned it down. Nolan considered casting Emily Blunt, Rachel McAdams and Emma Roberts, but chose Ellen Page instead.

2.	Which of the following famous movie trivia, is related to the Hollywood movie: Free and Easy (1941)?
a.		The original play opened in London on 5 October 1928.
b.		The films original title was "Born Jaundiced", which the producers understandably elected to change. To do that, they offered a $500 incentive to whichever Imagine employee who could come up with the best alternative. As a lot of the film is set in a funeral parlor, a lot of the suggestions were along the lines of "Mourning Glory", "In Lieu of Flowers" and "Dearly Departed". Other alternatives included "Vada!" (the name of Anna Chlumskys lead character) which was rejected on the grounds that it sounded like a South African uprising, and "I Am Woman". Ultimately, it was the films producer Brian Grazer who came up with My Girl (and presumably pocketed the $500 reward himself).
c.		"Hog" is trading symbol of Harley-Davidson, Inc. (NYSE).
d.		John Cleese, Eric Idle, Michael Palin, Terry Jones, Terry Gilliam and Patrick Stewart were all considered for the role of Zazu. The role was finally given to Rowan Atkinson after the animators watched some episodes of Mr. Bean. They even modeled Zazus appearance after Atkinson. According to producer Don Hahn, every English comedian (as well as Patrick Stewart and Simon Callow, both of whom are classically trained Shakespearean actors) who performed from 1960-1991 and were still active in acting were either seriously considered, turned down or auditioned for the role.

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