Famous trivia from Hollywood movie : GhostWatcher (2002) Quiz

Famous trivia from Hollywood movie : GhostWatcher (2002) Quiz

This quiz will test your movies knowledge by asking you questions related to the various famous movie trivia from the Hollywood movie: GhostWatcher (2002).

About the movie: After a traumatizing attack on Halloween night forces Laura to become a shut-in. Her world turns further...

1.	Which of the following famous movie trivia, is related to the Hollywood movie: GhostWatcher (2002)?
a.		Matthew Labyorteaux: The man crying through the wall in the hotel Frances is staying in after her divorce.
b.		The black contacts that Jennifer Servary (Elizabeth Dean) wore near the end of the film were not trimmed to fit her eyes, making it nearly impossible to see.
c.		The flying sequence with Will Smith and Kevin Kline was shot with blue screens with the background later added digitally.
d.		The character of Joey Zasa was based on two mob kingpins of the 1960s and early 1970s. One was Joe Columbo, who organized the Italian-American Civil Rights League, which was supposedly a civil rights organization but was actually intended to stop FBI investigations into mob activities. Colombo embarrassed others in the Cosa Nostra by keeping a high public profile and enraged Mafia bigwigs when they discovered he was making a fortune from the organization and not sharing any of the money with them. He was shot in New Yorks Columbus Circle (though he didnt die until several years later) during a rally by his organization. The hitman, a black gangster, was immediately shot and killed "person or persons unknown", according to police reports. The other is Joe Gallo, who organized the hit on Colombo, was known (and reviled by other mobsters) for recruiting blacks and Hispanics into his crew and hung out with several Hollywood and Broadway celebrities, including actor Jerry Orbach.

2.	Which of the following famous movie trivia, is related to the Hollywood movie: GhostWatcher (2002)?
a.		Warner Bros. had intended to use the "Horst-Wessel-Lied", the anthem of the Nazi party, during the "battle of the anthems" sequence, but the copyright was controlled by a German company, and Warners dropped that anthem for the 1840s song "Die Wacht Am Rhein" (about a vow to defend the Rhineland from a French invasion) rather than violate the rights (which would have prompted the German copyright holder on the song to prohibit the movie from being shown in any country not at war with Germany).
b.		In the scene in the barn where Jennifer Servary nearly falls off a ladder and is dangling over pitchforks is not a stunt double. She did everything herself, without a harness.
c.		Dane Cook, the actor that plays George, actually uses some of the lines from his stand up comedy show in the film.
d.		When recording the soundtrack for the movie, Cab Calloway was needed to record his hit "Minnie the Moocher" in better quality than his original album. When he came into the studios he was prepared to do his new disco version that was just released. Of course, the film makers wanted nothing to do with this and asked for the original version, which Calloway reluctantly gave them. When Cab Calloway asks the band if they knew the song Minnie The Moocher, Murphy Dunne answers, "I knew a hooker once named Minnie Mazola" to which Calloway replies, "no the SONG Minnie The Moocher"

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