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Famous trivia from Hollywood movie : Hannibal (2001) Quiz

Famous trivia from Hollywood movie : Hannibal (2001) Quiz

Famous trivia from Hollywood movie : Hannibal (2001)

This quiz will test your movies knowledge by asking you questions related to the various famous movie trivia from the Hollywood movie: Hannibal (2001).

About the movie: Hannibal returns to America and attempts to make contact with disgraced Agent Starling and survive a vengeful victim's plan.

1.	Which of the following famous movie trivia, is related to the Hollywood movie: Hannibal (2001)?
a.		The scene in which Dez is killed had to be signed off on by Major League Baseball (MLB) to make sure that it wasnt too violent. According to Ben Affleck, there was a cut of the scene, featuring a bloodier version in which blood spatters the ambulance. However, MLB decided that the scene was too violent and Affleck used the other cut of the death scene, featuring less blood.
b.		Ellen DeGeneres filmed a small role, but it was cut from the film before release. The cut scene was shown on The Ellen DeGeneres Show on May 23, 2007. Had it not been cut, it would be Ellen DeGeneres first film role.
c.		Titles of Chapters 1. Dr. Vulcan. Traitor 2. Plunging Death 3. Dangerous Evidence 4. High Peril 5. Fatal Dive 6. Mystery of The Rocket Man 7. Molten Menace 8. Suicide Flight 9. Ten Seconds To Live 10. The Deadly Fog 11. Secret of Dr. Vulcan 12. Wave of Disaster Note: The On Screen number to this is Last Chapter instead of 12
d.		The music during the opening credits is "Aria da Capo" from Johann Sebastian Bachs Goldberg Variations, as being played by Glenn Gould, a tape of which was playing while Lecter killed the two guards in Tennessee in The Silence of the Lambs.

2.	Which of the following famous movie trivia, is related to the Hollywood movie: Hannibal (2001)?
a.		The Édith Piaf song "Non, je ne regrette rien" is used as a plot device. Marion Cotillard played Piaf in La môme. Christopher Nolan has stated that this is "pure coincidence". After Cotillard was cast Nolan intended to change the song to eliminate speculation on the subject, but composer Hans Zimmer persuaded him to keep it.
b.		Ivan Reitman offered Howard Stern a cameo role as himself but Stern turned it down. Reitman would later produce Sterns film debut, Private Parts.
c.		Initially throughout the train scene, the music was supposed to fill up the gap during the silence between Joel and Clem until writer Charlie Kaufman suggested to do the opposite. Music was then played when Joel and Clem talked and paused when they paused.
d.		Veteran character actor Frankie Faison has appeared in all of the first four "Hannibal" movies. He played Lieutenant Fisk in Manhunter and played Barney the asylum orderly in The Silence of the Lambs and Hannibal and Red Dragon.

3.	Which of the following famous movie trivia, is related to the Hollywood movie: Hannibal (2001)?
a.		Joel McCrea was initially cast as the lead, but declined the role because he didnt want to work again with Veronica Lake, his co-star in Sullivans Travels.
b.		Some of the places where the movie was filmed include places where filming hardly ever is allowed. Author Thomas Harris, while doing research for his book, got in contact with the heir of the Palazzo Capponi. For the movie this same heir allowed Ridley Scott to film the Capponi Library.
c.		As the movie was actually shot in early spring in southern California (as opposed to Illinois in late October), the crew had to buy paper leaves from a decorator and paint them in the desired autumn colors, then scatter them in the filming locations. To save money, after a scene was filmed, the leaves were collected and reused. However, as Jamie Lee Curtis and John Carpenter note on the DVD audio commentary, the trees are quite full and green and even some palm trees can be seen, despite that in Illinois in October, the leaves would probably be mostly gone and there would be no palm trees.
d.		The grandfathers first name is revealed only once, after he has died. His full name is Edwin Hoover.

4.	Which of the following famous movie trivia, is related to the Hollywood movie: Hannibal (2001)?
a.		Arthur states his father died at the age of 44 in homage to Steve Gordon who directed the original Arthur and also died at the age of 44.
b.		Aaron Copland re-arranged music from his score for concert performance. It was published in 1964 as "Music for a Great City" and has been recorded by Copland and other conductors.
c.		The three main characters have names relating to The Rolling Stones: Amanda Jones, named after a song of the same name (which is played in the film); a drummer called Watts (Charlie Watts) and a character called Keith (Keith Richards.
d.		After Thomas Harris finished writing the novel, he sent copies to The Silence of the Lambs principals Jonathan Demme, Jodie Foster, Ted Tally, and Anthony Hopkins for approval. The screenplay was rewritten no less than 15 times because of dissatisfaction by Demme and Foster over new character elements. In the end, neither Demme nor Foster remained with the production.

5.	Which of the following famous movie trivia, is related to the Hollywood movie: Hannibal (2001)?
a.		The first shot of Florence after the movie starts is the same scene as depicted in the drawing on Hannibals cell wall Hannibal describes to Clarice in The Silence of the Lambs - the Duomo, as seen from the Belvedere, in Florence, Italy.
b.		Claire Bloom was intrigued to the play the role of a woman who was attracted to another woman. She said she got along with everyone on the set, except for Julie Harris, who tried everything to avoid her and not talk to her. At the end of the shoot, Harris went over to Blooms house with a present and explained that the reason she had kept to herself was to stay in character, because Harris role in the film was that of an outsider that none of the others understand or will listen to. Bloom was happy to hear the real reason behind Harris behavior, since Bloom stated that she really liked Harris and could not understand what she herself had done wrong to be treated like that by her co-star.
c.		During the McCarthyism, political messages are usually cloaked in metaphors: for example, the name of the villain is Ned McCarty.
d.		When Larsen (Bruce Dern) and Martin (Walter Matthau) are on the way to pick up explosives from the Hells Angels, the tune "Big Noise From Winnetka" plays in the background. Dern went to New Trier High School in Winnetka, Illinois.

6.	Which of the following famous movie trivia, is related to the Hollywood movie: Hannibal (2001)?
a.		Dr. Lecters Florentine alias, Dr. Fell, is taken from a rhyming epigram by 17th century English satirist Thomas Brown: "I do not love thee, Dr. Fell; The reason why I cannot tell. But this alone I know full well: I do not love thee, Dr. Fell." The alias is also a reference to the "Silence of the Lambs" book where Jame Gumb, a.k.a. Buffalo Bill, lived in Fell Street. Dr. Fell could also be a reference to the 1979 play "I Do Not Like Thee, Dr. Fell" by Irish playwright Bernard Farrell which parodies American psychobabble. Or it could refer to the earlier movie Room to Let where a new tenant in 1904 London named Dr. Fell is suspected by his neighbors of being the infamous Jack The Ripper.
b.		In the final scene when Sarah is crying and hugging Johnny, we hear her stop crying for a few seconds to tell Johnny that she loves him, but since her mouth is obscured we dont actually see her say it. The original script did not have her saying this. Her voice was dubbed in later in order to have some closure for Johnny.
c.		In the Italian version the song "Senza fine" is the original one, sung by the singer Ornella Vanoni.
d.		In Mrs. Deagles house, Edward Arnold is shown in a few photographs as Donald Deagle. The permission for their use was granted by his estate.

7.	Which of the following famous movie trivia, is related to the Hollywood movie: Hannibal (2001)?
a.		When Jodie Foster declined to reprise the role of Clarice Starling, Julianne Moore beat Gillian Anderson, Cate Blanchett, Hilary Swank, Julia Louis-Dreyfus, Heather Locklear, Angelina Jolie, Jennifer Jason Leigh, Drew Barrymore, Winona Ryder, Sarah Jessica Parker, Brooke Shields, Kristin Davis, Bridget Fonda, Calista Flockhart, Helen Hunt, Sandra Bullock, Christina Applegate, Jennifer Connelly, Meg Ryan, Shannen Doherty, Jennifer Aniston, Nicole Eggert and Teri Hatcher for the role. Anderson fell out of the running early on when it was discovered her contract to The X Files prohibited her from playing another FBI agent. Davis and Parker both turned down the part due to their contract to HBOs Sex and the City. Flockhart declined due to her contract to Ally McBeal.
b.		Cuba Gooding Jr., an Oscar nominee, and Vondie Curtis-Hall, and Emmy/SAG Award nominee, made their first on-screen appearances in this film.
c.		Rebecca De Mornay had actually been angling for the part of Tinkerbell in Hook. Losing the role to Julia Roberts prompted her to actively seek something a little darker instead.
d.		The movie was given a gala premiere in El Paso upon its release, and many local dignitaries were on hand. Part way into the film, members of the audience began heckling it. Many of the films cast and crew sneaked out of the theater before the film ended to avoid the embarrassment of having to admit being part of it.

8.	Which of the following famous movie trivia, is related to the Hollywood movie: Hannibal (2001)?
a.		Adam Sandler is only 12 years older than Andy Samberg, who plays his son in this movie.
b.		Krendlers lake house with the boat dock is the same house used in What About Bob?.
c.		In the scene where Mike is buying the torch at the hardware store, you can see a man in the background holding a stainless steel sink. This a reference to director Bill Forsyths first movie, That Sinking Feeling, about a bunch of kids who decide to break into a stainless steel sink factory.
d.		Alfred Hitchcock and Ben Hecht consulted Nobel Prize winner Dr. Robert Millikan on how to make an atomic bomb. He refused to answer, but confirmed that the principal ingredient, uranium, could fit in a wine bottle.

9.	Which of the following famous movie trivia, is related to the Hollywood movie: Hannibal (2001)?
a.		The outdoor opera, Dantes "La Vita Nuova", which Dr. Lecter and Mr. Pazzi see in Florence, was especially composed for the movie. Composer Patrick Cassidy did not stop at the three minute part as performed in the movie, but composed an entire aria, "Vide Cor Meum".
b.		At 44, Sean Connery was the oldest actor to play Robin Hood up to that point.
c.		During the filming of the sleeping bag scene, director Alfonso Cuarón and Alan Rickman played a practical joke on Daniel Radcliffe by hiding a remote-control-operated Whoopee Cushion in his sleeping bag. According to Cuarón, Daniel tried really hard to stay in character while everyone else was laughing.
d.		The scene where Joey asks Coop to hit a homerun for him on the night of his liver operation is inspired by a real life event in which Babe Ruth visited a sick child in the hospital and promised to hit two homeruns for him.

10.	Which of the following famous movie trivia, is related to the Hollywood movie: Hannibal (2001)?
a.		Claudia Duran wrote most of the script at a local Starbucks in Pittsburgh, PA.
b.		The original camera negative was discovered in the late 1980s in the holdings of a now-defunct film storage facility in Puerto Rico, and was acquired by the Library of Congress in Washington, D.C., in 1993. (How the negative got to Puerto Rico in the first place remains a mystery.) The OCN is being kept at the Librarys National Audio-Visual Conservation Center in Culpeper, Virginia.
c.		In Poland, the film was not only released two years after its world premiere, but also the title was changed completely ("Ja cie kocham a ty z nim" - roughly "I love and you are with him") in order to be similar to the Polish title of another movie, namely While You Were Sleeping ("Ja cie kocham a ty spisz").
d.		Masons mansion is actually the Biltmore Estate in Asheville, North Carolina.

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