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Famous trivia from Hollywood movie : Green Lantern (2011) - Part (5) Quiz

Famous trivia from Hollywood movie : Green Lantern (2011) - Part (5)

This quiz will test your movies knowledge by asking you questions related to the various famous movie trivia from the Hollywood movie: Green Lantern (2011).

About the movie: A test pilot is granted a mystical green ring that bestows him with otherworldly powers, as well as membership into an intergalactic squadron tasked with keeping peace within the universe.

1.	Which of the following famous movie trivia, is related to the Hollywood movie: Green Lantern (2011)?
a.		The filmmakers increased the budget by $9 million for additional VFX work.
b.		David Carradine once called the movie a cross between Bonnie and Clyde, Bringing Up Baby, and The Rocky Horror Picture Show.
c.		Mike Figgis: The gangster staring down Ben at the gas station outside of Las Vegas.
d.		According to her website, this is the only film adaption of her book that author S.E. Hinton was not directly involved in.

2.	Which of the following famous movie trivia, is related to the Hollywood movie: Green Lantern (2011)?
a.		When Pru reads the names on the medicine bottles in the house, one of the names she mentions is Gustav Roth, the actor that plays Svend.
b.		Then unknown actor/stuntman Yuen Biao provided the acrobatic doubling for actor Ku Feng in the final fight.
c.		Michael Clarke Duncan, who voices Kilowog, is a big fan of the character.
d.		The United States Navy ordered submarine crews docked at San Pedro, California, USA to cooperate and participate in the filming of this movie. Three divisions of the Navy worked with the production, which also employed thousands of extras.

3.	Which of the following famous movie trivia, is related to the Hollywood movie: Green Lantern (2011)?
a.		In addition to Sinestro, Kilowog and Tomar-Re, some of the Green Lanterns seen in the movie when Hal Jordan visits Oa are secondary characters seen in DC Comics publications: Hannu (planet Ovacron 6, sector 0002: like-a-stone humanoid alien) Apros (planet 7Pi, sector 0003: orange like-a-plant alien) Naut Le Koi (planet Aeros, sector 0012: humanoid alien fish) Larvox (planet Sputan, sector 0017: one-eyed six-armed Lantern) Norchavius (planet Gravar, sector 0026: mottled green, black and orange alien) Voz (planet Eciram, sector 0571: like-a-bear alien) MedPhyll (planet J586, sector 0586: one-eyed humanoid plant) Morro (planet Sarc, sector 0666: blue thin like-a-monster alien) Ramey Holl (planet Papillox, sector 0700: humanoid alien butterfly) Rot Lop Fan (planet Obsidian Deeps, sector 0911: big-headed alien) Galius Zed (planet NocSag, sector 1123: head giant with small extremities) Booddikka (planet Bellatrix, sector 1414; pink skin alien female) Chaselon (planet Barrio III, sector 1416: four-armed alien crystal) Salaak (planet Slyggia, sector 1418: pinkish orange skin four-armed alien) Lin Canar (planet Fluvian, sector 1582: aquatic alien plant) Bzzd (planet Aplaton, sector 2261: alien insect) Isamot Kol (planet Thanagar, sector 2682: reptilian humanoid) MDahna (planet Zanner, sector 2751: one-eyed alien with tentacular arms) Green Man (planet Uxor, sector 2626: amphibious alien) Stel (planet Grenda, sector 3009: alien robot) Amanita (planet Muscaria, sector 3100: giant alien fungus) Penelops (planet Penelo, sector 3155: tentacular one-eyed alien)
b.		Much of Codys life as depicted in the film was true: He did fight to the death with Chief Yellow Hand and he did receive the Congressional Medal of Honor (although it was rescinded in 1917 because he was not in the army); his son, Kit Carson Cody, did die (but of scarlet fever, not diphtheria); his wife (not the daughter of a senator) had three other children.
c.		The studio constructed a replica cliff dwelling at a cost of $30,000. The set was located behind the Lookout Point Trading Post on U.S. Route 66, west of Gallup, New Mexico. After filming was completed, the set was left intact and the owner of the trading post used it to draw tourists to his store.
d.		Composer Theo Thomas, Rap Artist Weillond "Chauncy" Louis and Rap Artist Steven "S. Wonderful" Senat are all Bishop Loughlin Memorial High School Alumni along with Writer, Producer and director Nick Dalmacy.

4.	Which of the following famous movie trivia, is related to the Hollywood movie: Green Lantern (2011)?
a.		Jeremy Sumpter, who was cast as younger brother Adam, originally auditioned for the role of Fenton.
b.		The name of the city in the film is Terminus. The movie was filmed entirely in Atlanta, Georgia which was originally called Terminus when it was settled in 1837.
c.		The average full stage production of Hamlet clocks in at around 4 hours. This film version only lasts 112 minutes.
d.		The Guardians of the Universe are inspired by David Ben-Gurion, Israels first Prime Minister following the countrys independence in 1948.

5.	Which of the following famous movie trivia, is related to the Hollywood movie: Green Lantern (2011)?
a.		In Japan, the fear entity Parallax is renamed "Moso Dairinin" (Paranoia Agent). This refers to "Moso dairinin" (2004), a critically acclaimed series about a stalker who is revealed to be an entity birthed from peoples insecurity and anxiety.
b.		The film was shot in 22 days.
c.		Hank Williams was to have made his acting debut in this film as a small-town sheriff, but died shortly before filming got underway.
d.		A stunt involving a horse jumping off a cliff caused controversy among animal rights activists including the RSPCA. it became standard practice for movies to include a disclaimer (when applicable) indicating that animals were not mistreated during production.

6.	Which of the following famous movie trivia, is related to the Hollywood movie: Green Lantern (2011)?
a.		Previously filmed as a 1958 segment of the TV series Wagon Train, bearing the same title.
b.		The film was released in Spain as Brilliantina (Brilliantine) - because its English title translated as "fat" in Spanish.
c.		The MPAA originally rated this film R. It was reduced to PG-13 on appeal.
d.		A Central City sign can be seen in the film. Central City was the home of Green Lanterns superhuman ally and close friend, the Flash.

7.	Which of the following famous movie trivia, is related to the Hollywood movie: Green Lantern (2011)?
a.		Martin Campbell based the films action on knife fights in a phone booth: "quick and fast and dirty and big grand sweeping movements."
b.		While making The Barbarian and the Geisha, John Wayne apparently became so enraged with director John Huston (who was something of a tough guy himself and was nearly as tall as Wayne, but not as massive) that he throttled and punched him out. It is unknown what Huston did to earn the beating, but the director was known to have a mean streak. Wayne later re-enacted the incident for Peter Bogdanovich, who was somewhat terrified to be used as a substitute for Huston.
c.		Johnny gets fan mail from a Folsom Prison inmate named Glen Sherley. In real life, Sherley was an inmate at Folsom when Johnny recorded "At Folsom Prison." He also wrote "Greystone Chapel," which Johnny recorded during the show.
d.		Warner Bros. refused to do a directors commentary for the DVD release, so Darren Aronofsky recorded one in his living room and released it on his web site.

8.	Which of the following famous movie trivia, is related to the Hollywood movie: Green Lantern (2011)?
a.		Twentieth Century Fox composer Alfred Newman had admired Jerry Goldsmiths work on the TV series Thriller and recommended that the young composer be hired. It proved the first major credit in what would become a long and productive career as a film composer.
b.		The ruffled-shoulder organdy dress worn by Letty set off a nationwide fashion craze; according to one book, the dress sold 1 million copies in America.
c.		Oas Central Power Battery, as seen in the film, resembles the Green Lantern Corps symbol to make more evident the link between the Battery and the Lanterns. Also, over the circle of the Battery was added the Green Lantern oath, in Interlac (a fictional language used in the DC Comics).
d.		As a tie-in with the movie, Walt Disney comics released "Dick Tracy: The Tommy Guns and Truehearts Trilogy" which explained the back story leading up to the movie with the actual film plot used as the third installment.

9.	Which of the following famous movie trivia, is related to the Hollywood movie: Green Lantern (2011)?
a.		Some wide shots of San Diego are used for Coast City. One of the shots shows Parallax over the San Diego Convention Center, which is the home of Comic-Con.
b.		The name/word "Satan" is only used once throughout the entire film. "The Father" is used every other time.
c.		The screenplay was based on the Broadway production of "The Home Towners" by George M. Cohan which opened at the Hudson Theater on August 23, 1926 and ran for 64 performances.
d.		Includes a considerable amount of archive footage lifted out of, and not replaced back into, The Painted Desert (1931).

10.	Which of the following famous movie trivia, is related to the Hollywood movie: Green Lantern (2011)?
a.		This film is loosely based on the life of Madeleine Smith, whose story was told more fully in David Leans film Madeleine.
b.		Spike, Sinbads dog, was more popular in a screen test than Sinbad himself, so the filmmakers added in seven new Spike scenes before the film was released.
c.		Rice Krispies were used as maggots on the corpses eyes in the first story, "Fathers Day". In addition, real maggots were also utilized.
d.		According to Martin Campbell, the visual influences in Parallaxs design were the 9/11 terrorist attacks - "The images of those massive dust clouds coming down the streets from the collapsing World Trade Center are directly associated with terror" and Indian festival pictures - "fantastic pictures of this writhing mass of living beings".