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Famous trivia from Hollywood movie : Groove (2000) Quiz

Famous trivia from Hollywood movie : Groove (2000)

This quiz will test your movies knowledge by asking you questions related to the various famous movie trivia from the Hollywood movie: Groove (2000).

About the movie: An inside look into one night in the San Francisco underground rave scene.

1.	Which of the following famous movie trivia, is related to the Hollywood movie: Groove (2000)?
a.		The previous year Martin and Lewis had made an uncredited gag appearance in Bing Crosby and Bob Hopes "The Road to Bali." Hope and Crosby return the favor with a cameo in this film.
b.		All the other DJs playing throughout the movie are notable real-life West Coast DJs, particularly Polywog, Forest Green, and WishFM. WishFM also served as the music supervisor for the movie under his real name, Wade Randolph Hampton.
c.		Writer/director/actor Tim Robbins wrote a song called "Revape Amerika" for Tapeheads. It was performed by Robbins, credited as "Bob Roberts". Robbins reworked the song into "Retake America", used in this film.
d.		Preston Sturges made a cameo appearance as the man listening to the radio while his shoes are being cleaned.

2.	Which of the following famous movie trivia, is related to the Hollywood movie: Groove (2000)?
a.		The character Claire Keeseys birthday is shown to be May 19, 1978, on the FBI interview record. Rebecca Hall, the actress who plays Claire, was also born on May 19, but four years later, in 1982.
b.		The featured or "Headliner" DJ who gives the young DJ Spaz the Bedrock anthem record at the end of the film really is John Digweed.
c.		Towards the end of the movie, when Jimmy is chasing Charlie the duck, we see a VW Beetle with the license plate OFP 857, the same as Herbies in The Love Bug, another movie starring Dean Jones.
d.		At a post-film question and answer session at the National Film Theatre, London on 20 February 2006, director Roger Donaldson said that four motorcycles were built for the shoot: two replica Indian Scouts for detail shots made by the late motorcycle engineer John Brittens firm and two modified Ducatis for the running shots. He also said all four had difficulties on the salt flats breaking down regularly although the Ducatis reached 150mph for some shots. As for his own exploits, Donaldson admitted that the highest motorcycle speed he achieved was 65mph.