Famous trivia from Hollywood movie : Giving It Up (1999) Quiz

Famous trivia from Hollywood movie : Giving It Up (1999) Quiz

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

About the movie: Womanizing New York adman attempts to identify the causes of, and find a remedy for, his so-called addiction to sex, in order to win the love of a woman he respects.

1.	Which of the following famous movie trivia, is related to the Hollywood movie: Giving It Up (1999)?
a.		Was originally titled "Casanova Falling" and sat on the shelf until Feuerstein became a name with "Good Morning, Miami."
b.		In preparing for the role of Manny, Jon Voight spent time with prisoners in San Quentin prison. He remained in contact with some of them for years afterwards.
c.		This film was once believed to have been lost. A copy was found in the vaults of producer Howard Hughes, following his death, along with copies of two other "lost" films produced by Hughes, The Racket and The Mating Call.
d.		During the scene where Holden and Alyssa are playing darts, men are going in and out of the womens bathroom and women are going in and out of the mens bathroom.

2.	Which of the following famous movie trivia, is related to the Hollywood movie: Giving It Up (1999)?
a.		After completing the screenplays first draft, Wes Anderson, Roman Coppola and Jason Schwartzman all visited India together to see if the fictional world theyd created meshed with the real thing. Although the changes made subsequently were relatively minor, much of the dialog was excised from the later passages of the film as Wes Anderson wanted Indias only natural beauty to speak for itself.
b.		The Japanese version of the film received a Japanese Academy Award nomination for Best Picture but lost to Shichinin no samurai. It did, however, win the award for Best Special Effects. It is the only Godzilla movie to receive a nomination for Best Picture.
c.		Film debut of Peter Breck.
d.		Because of Mark Feuersteins knack with physical slapstick (he studied with the top clown teacher in France), writer/director Christopher Kublan nicknamed him "Chaplin" on the set of the movie (he even referred to him as "Chaplin" on the call-sheet).

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