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Famous trivia from Hollywood movie : Gold Dust Gertie (1931) Quiz

Famous trivia from Hollywood movie : Gold Dust Gertie (1931)

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1.	Which of the following famous movie trivia, is related to the Hollywood movie: Gold Dust Gertie (1931)?
a.		American Film Institute Catalog erroneously reverses the role names of the characters played by Olsen and Johnson.
b.		Whilst double exposures had been used as early as 1898 to show two characters together in the same scene, played by the same actor, this is the first instance of two such characters seeming to touch one another.
c.		Ashs blood is colored water. Milk was not used as it would have gotten very smelly very quickly under the hot studio lights. Milk was used though for the close-up of his innards, along with pasta and glass marbles.
d.		The Production Code censors demanded 68 script changes from the Broadway staging, while the interference of the Catholic Legion of Decency led to even further cuts, most of them having to do with references to homosexuality and rape. In his memoirs, Tennessee Williams wrote that he liked the film but felt it was "slightly marred by the Hollywood ending".

2.	Which of the following famous movie trivia, is related to the Hollywood movie: Gold Dust Gertie (1931)?
a.		Ricardo Montalban was cast to play Esteban. Unable to make an early read through of the script, his lines were read by Michael Parks, who impressed Tarantino so much that he recast Parks instead.
b.		On-screen credit: "Brunswick radios were used exclusively."
c.		Linda Fetters, a stunt performer, played the "felinoid" exotic dancer. She wore airbrush makeup that covered most of her body, prosthetic claws on her hands and feet, a wig and clip-on tail made of human hair, contacts to make her eyes appear cat-like, and a full face mask. The makeup application took about six hours to complete. She has approximately 53 seconds of screen time.
d.		The Latin on Zolas mansions fireplace hearth, seen twice, is "Nulla Dies Sine Linea": "No Day Without a Line".