Famous trivia from Hollywood movie : Fuego (1964) Quiz

Famous trivia from Hollywood movie : Fuego (1964) Quiz

This quiz will test your movies knowledge by asking you questions related to the various famous movie trivia from the Hollywood movie: Fuego (1964).

About the movie: A married man has a brief affair, then goes back to his wife and children. His jilted mistress, believing that if he had no more family he'd come back to her...

1.	Which of the following famous movie trivia, is related to the Hollywood movie: Fuego (1964)?
a.		During the filming of Wag the Dog Dustin Hoffman, his co-star Robert De Niro and director Barry Levinson had an impromptu meeting with President Bill Clinton at a Washington hotel. "So whats this movie about?" Clinton asked De Niro. De Niro looked over to Levinson, hoping he would answer the question. Levinson, in turn, looked over to Hoffman. Hoffman, realizing there was no one else to pass the buck to, is quoted as saying, "So I just started to tap dance. I cant even remember what I said."
b.		A poster for director Otto Premingers Carmen Jones is prominently featured on the building across the street from the saloon during the opening scene.
c.		The short films Trader Hound and I Love a Lassie played before this film in some theaters during its original theatrical run.
d.		This film bombed in America, but was a blockbuster overseas with its alternative title "Phantom of the Ferris Wheel".

2.	Which of the following famous movie trivia, is related to the Hollywood movie: Fuego (1964)?
a.		Plans were discussed to shoot the film in Technicolor, but the decision was made to revert to black and white; both director Lee and co-star Josephine Hutchinson verified in later years that the film was designed for, and shot in monochrome. Urban myth has it that Karloffs make-up photographed bright green and was a primary reason for shooting in black and white. An urban myth has it that Dwight Frye was in the Technicolor test reel and was subsequently dropped from the cast. In the late 1980s a reel of Technicolor test footage was discovered in Universals vaults, but was either stolen from the desk of the executive who was in possession of it (according to one story) or simply boxed back up by bureaucrats and shipped to a New Jersey film vault (according the film archivist who actually found the reel.) Karloff family home movies shot on the set of the film reveal the Monsters coloration to be grayish with subtle highlights and shadows of blue-green and brick red. The brief clips show Karloff in Monster make-up sticking his tongue out at the camera and pretending to strangle make-up artist Jack P. Pierce can be seen on the CD-ROM The Interactive History of Frankenstein and 100 Years of Horror, courtesy of Sara Karloff.
b.		According to director Tony Maylam the reason the films finale didnt take place in a cave, as it was originally suppose to, was due to the fact that the cave where it was going to be shot was full of bats. Tom Savini also said another cave that was scouted for the film collapsed just after it had been surveyed.
c.		Last live action film of Andy Devine.
d.		Vincent Price was originally slated for the role of Vance Pierson.

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