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Famous trivia from Hollywood movie : Hannah Montana: The Movie (2009) Quiz

Famous trivia from Hollywood movie : Hannah Montana: The Movie (2009)

This quiz will test your movies knowledge by asking you questions related to the various famous movie trivia from the Hollywood movie: Hannah Montana: The Movie (2009).

About the movie: As Hannah Montana's popularity begins to take over her life, Miley Stewart, on the urging from her father takes a trip to her hometown of Crowley Corners, Tennessee to get some perspective on what matters in life the most.

1.	Which of the following famous movie trivia, is related to the Hollywood movie: Hannah Montana: The Movie (2009)?
a.		At various stages of production the film was known as "Three Rivers" but was eventually released as "Striking Distance".
b.		When Vornoff has Janet Lawton strapped to the table, he tells her she is about to become "The Bride of the Atom". "The Bride of the Atom" was this films working title.
c.		The smoke that can be seen coming from the tail pipe of the Blue F150 just before the scene where Miley gets out of the truck to meet Blue Jeans is actually steam from a fog machine that is being operated by a mechanism attached to the throttle. Disney wanted to keep the movie green, even going so far as using disposable cutlery made from compressed corn starch in catering.
d.		Jack Nicholson was considered for the part of Benjamin Braddock.

2.	Which of the following famous movie trivia, is related to the Hollywood movie: Hannah Montana: The Movie (2009)?
a.		Lighting was limited for the film, which explains the infamous scene in which two cops literally take two steps to investigate, then turn back.
b.		There were actually 2 of the baby blue Ford F150s. The set department had to make sure all the rust spots and film on the windshields were identical on both.
c.		The Daredevil writers and artists referenced in the film: Stan Lee: Daredevil co-creator makes his cameo as the man whom young Matt Murdock stops from crossing the street. Wrote Daredevil (1964-1969). Kirby (Lab assistant played by Kevin Smith): Comic book artist Jack Kirby (assorted Daredevil covers in 1964-1968). Father Everett: Shares his name with Bill Everett, Daredevils co-creator (drew first issue of Daredevil in 1964, then assorted covers between 1966 and 1972). Jose Quesada (the acquitted rapist) shares his last name with Joe Quesada, the editor in chief of Marvel Comics, as well as the one-time artist of Daredevil (1998-2000). Colan (a boxer that won a bout that Jack Murdock fell asleep while watching), a reference to Gene Colan, another Daredevil artist (1966-1974). John Romita (the boxer that Jack Murdock is supposed to dive against): Father and son artists Johnny Romita (John Sr.) (1966) and John Romita Jr. (1988-1990). Kane (a thug): Named after Gil Kane, Daredevil cover artist between 1971 and 1978. Miller, Mack and Bendis (three other boxers that Jack Murdock previously "won" matches against), a reference to Frank Miller, writer/artist (1979-1983), David Mack, one of the artists (1999-2001), and Brian Bendis, the current writer of Daredevil, as of the time of the films release (1999-present). Kevin Smith wrote some Daredevil comics (see Daredevil Visionaries: Kevin Smith), and he plays the lab assistant Kirby.
d.		The jeweled white gown with dark velvet overdress worn by a guest at the London Ball is the same costume worn by Jacqueline Pearce ( Lady Apthorpe) at the Prince Regents ball in Princess Caraboo, by Embeth Davidtz (Mary Crawford) for the theatrical in Mansfield Park, and by Jane How (Lady Holland) to a ball in Byron.

3.	Which of the following famous movie trivia, is related to the Hollywood movie: Hannah Montana: The Movie (2009)?
a.		The musical play opened on Broadway in New York City, New York, USA on 14 October 1930 and had 272 performances. The leads were played by Ginger Rogers and Allen Kearns, but the cast also included Ethel Merman in her first Broadway production. She was featured in the "I Got Rhythm" number.
b.		The circular marking on Mantis back contains the stylized rendering of a Chinese art character for "longevity" ("Shou" in Pinyin transliteration) which is commonly used in paper cuttings, wooden panels, silk prints, etc.
c.		Second of Lon Chaneys three MUMMY features, filmed from August 23-September 1, 1943, but not released until June 30, 1944 (copyrighted 1943) .
d.		In the Hoedown Throwdown scene, Mileys little sister Noah Lindsey Cyrus can be seen dancing by Mileys grandmother in the film.

4.	Which of the following famous movie trivia, is related to the Hollywood movie: Hannah Montana: The Movie (2009)?
a.		Based loosely on William Shakespeares "Twelfth Night, or What You Will". The school is called Illyria, which is the name of the country where the play takes place. Duke Orsinos character is based on Orsino, a duke. Dukes friends are named Toby and Andrew; in the play, Toby is Olivias uncle and Andrew is one of her suitors. However, in the play, Viola is not impersonating her brother in particular, just a man, and she calls herself Cesario, which is the name of the restaurant seen where Sebastian/Viola breaks up with Monique and where Duke, Olivia, Eunice, and Sebastian/Viola briefly double date. On Violas first day at Illyria, she walks by a school theatre playbill entitled "What You Will."
b.		Henry Fonda disliked watching himself on film, so he did not watch the whole film in the projection room. But before he walked out he said quietly to director Sidney Lumet, "Sidney, its magnificent."
c.		During the dance sequence for the Hoedown Throwdown, when Miley joins the crowd on the dance floor, Mileys real life sister Brandi Cyrus is the (bleach) blonde dancing to the left of Miley.
d.		Olympia Dukakis only speaks 3 lines and barely appears for 1 minute despite having principle billing on the poster.

5.	Which of the following famous movie trivia, is related to the Hollywood movie: Hannah Montana: The Movie (2009)?
a.		The single military ribbon worn by LTJG Daniel Kaffee is the National Defense Service Medal, which is awarded to any member of the United States military who served honorably during a designated time period of which a "national emergency" had been declared. The movie takes place during the time period August 2, 1990 to November 30, 1995 for service during the Gulf War.
b.		Listed among The 100 Most Amusingly Bad Movies Ever Made in "The Official Razzie® Movie Guide".
c.		"Theater Guild on the Air" broadcast a 60 minute radio adaptation of the movie on October 14, 1951 with Ray Milland reprising his film role.
d.		The water was 55 degrees in Rutledge Falls, Tennessee for the Travis and Miley Swim Scene. Lucas Till and Miley Cyrus suffered through 2 takes. During the 2nd take Lucas had to spend about 90 seconds in the water being filmed beckoning to Miley who was having REAL second thoughts about the 2nd take. It took 45 minutes for them to warm up.

6.	Which of the following famous movie trivia, is related to the Hollywood movie: Hannah Montana: The Movie (2009)?
a.		Whereas the battle depicted in the earlier film Zulu was an astounding success for the British, The Battle of Islandlhwana depicted in this movie was a historical disaster. About 1500 British Redcoats were killed by a 25,000 army of Zulus outnumbering them by a ratio of 16:1.
b.		Filmed in 16 days.
c.		Disney Channels third theatrical movie based off a Disney show. The first two being The Lizzie McGuire Movie and Hannah Montana & Miley Cyrus: Best of Both Worlds Concert.
d.		Even though Young Edward lands in Korea, the ventriloquist and his puppet speak in Tagalog (language of the Philippines) while the Siamese twins and Edward speak in Cantonese (a Chinese dialect). The soldiers who pull the ventriloquist off the stage speak Mandarin Chinese (language of mainland China and Taiwan) while the other soldiers speak in Korean.

7.	Which of the following famous movie trivia, is related to the Hollywood movie: Hannah Montana: The Movie (2009)?
a.		One day on set, the winds were very high, and blew a piece of lighting equipment onto a ferris wheel full of extras, injuring several of them. Miley Cyrus had just finished shooting a scene next to the ferris wheel when the accident occurred.
b.		When the toys are playing cards during Woodys nightmare after being "shelved," all the cards are the ace of spades. In fortune telling, the ace of spades represents death.
c.		Director Mario Bavas father, Eugenio Bava, created and sculpted the head for the ghost in The Drop of Water as well as the served head for the segment The Wurdalak.
d.		This film was originally meant to have been an adaptation of the stage play by Harry Kurnitz. Walter Matthau and Peter Sellers were to have been the detectives, but Sellers did not like how things were going and wanted out. United Artists brought in Blake Edwards to keep Sellers on the project. Edwards looked at the script and thought that it might be better suited to the character of Inspector Jacques Clouseau, and rewrote the entire script with a young William Peter Blatty. It was released only three months after the original The Pink Panther.

8.	Which of the following famous movie trivia, is related to the Hollywood movie: Hannah Montana: The Movie (2009)?
a.		This story is loosely based on a real-life event in the directors family history.
b.		The climactic scene, in which Tippi Hedrens character is attacked in the bedroom, took seven days to shoot. Hedren said, "It was the worst week of my life." The physical and emotional tolls of filming this scene were so strong on her that production was shut down for a week afterward.
c.		During the fourth day of shooting the restaurant scenes, actor/director Jefferson Moore had to be rushed to the emergency room via ambulance due to dehydration, exhaustion, and a touch of food poisoning.
d.		Brooke Shields, who has played Miley Cyrus mother in flashbacks on the TV show, appears momentarily in a photo shown in the movie.

9.	Which of the following famous movie trivia, is related to the Hollywood movie: Hannah Montana: The Movie (2009)?
a.		Jack Nicholson refused to wear a Boston Red Sox hat during filming and instead wore his New York Yankees hat.
b.		Terry Gilliam: wearing a cap and holding a microphone protruding from a large tape recorder box in the motorcycle race as the cyclists take off.
c.		With $17.4 mil, had the best opening-day gross for a live-action G-rated movie ever.
d.		Hugh M. Hefner was originally going to be in the Tromadu segment. There was even a shot of him saying, "Only the Toxic Avenger knows for sure!" in the original teaser trailer. Unfortunately, a cease-and-desist order from Hefners lawyers forced Troma to remove any and all visual depictions of him from both their advertising and the final film. By all accounts, Hefner himself was initially fine with being in the film, but his lawyers convinced him he was unfairly coerced into being in the movie. Because of this, during the "Special Thanks To" sequence of the final credits, theres a special "No thanks to Hugh Hefners lawyers" credit.

10.	Which of the following famous movie trivia, is related to the Hollywood movie: Hannah Montana: The Movie (2009)?
a.		The characters Louise and her wheelchair-bound father previously appeared in The Killing Kind, which was also written by Tony Crechales and George Edwards. In this film, the roles were played by Carrie Snodgress and Ray Milland, in the other, by Luana Anders and Peter Brocco.
b.		The stage where Hannah is singing Best of Both Worlds is the same stage in the Hannah Montana & Miley Cyrus: Best of Both Worlds Concert.
c.		The last scene shot in Canada as part of principal photography was the first scene in the movie - that of rain falling on mud in the concentration camp.
d.		After the film was completed, the wheelchair that the character Professor Xavier used was sold in an auction to Patrick Stewarts attorney, and then rented back by the production company for X2.