Famous trivia from Hollywood movie : Gun Law (1938) Quiz

Famous trivia from Hollywood movie : Gun Law (1938) Quiz

This quiz will test your movies knowledge by asking you questions related to the various famous movie trivia from the Hollywood movie: Gun Law (1938).

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1.	Which of the following famous movie trivia, is related to the Hollywood movie: Gun Law (1938)?
a.		The film premiered in the midnight movie section at the 1999 Sundance Film Festival.
b.		Paul Fix is listed in modern sources for a role in this film, but he did not appear.
c.		At the very beginning where the Colombia Girl is standing holding aloft the torch, it flickers like the anti-matter.
d.		Some scenes were filmed with a full crew in sound stages, others were shot with just the actor and the director shooting the footage himself on a hand-held camera.

2.	Which of the following famous movie trivia, is related to the Hollywood movie: Gun Law (1938)?
a.		Roman Polanski, Michael Winner, and Sam Peckinpah were offered the chance to direct, but all turned it down.
b.		The Turner Classic Movies print omitted the director credit; it was obvious that the title frame had been altered.
c.		Around 1956, singer Eddie Fisher and his agent Lew Wasserman were discussing roles for Fishers acting debut. A project being discussed at the time was "What Makes Sammy Run?" by Budd Schulberg and Stuart Schulberg. Fisher wanted to play aggressive producer Sammy Glick, "the ultimate Jewish hustler. I knew a lot of real Sammy Glicks and I felt confident that was a character I could play." Lew Wasserman decided that the character was too much of a classic negative Jewish stereotype and that it would be bad for Fisher to play it. So Fisher went in the complete opposite direction (in retrospect, perhaps too far) with then-wife Debbie Reynolds in this squeaky clean comedy that Fisher hated, made to capitalize on the birth of their daughter, future Star Wars "Princess Leia" Carrie Fisher. The Schulberg project was eventually produced in 2 parts as "Sunday Showcase (1959)" {What Makes Sammy Run?: Part 1 (#1.2)} and "Sunday Showcase (1959)" {What Makes Sammy Run?: Part 2 (#1.3)} with Larry Blyden in the role.
d.		According to Esther Williams in her memoirs, Judy Garland was the original choice for K.C. Higgins but was replaced after shed become undependable owing to her developing drug habit. June Allyson was also considered but had become pregnant and opted not to work during her pregnancy.

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